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Dr. Elliott Pearl specializes in allergy / immunology, pediatric medicine in Glen Burnie, Maryland.
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Wonderful quick recipe. Great to do with the kids. I like to up the serving size to 4 it fills a cleaned empty ketchup bottle perfectly and then you sauce when ever you need it. Goes great on veggies and thin with a little EVOO for a fantastic salad dressing.
We loved this. It was perfect with our onion rings and we look forward to trying it with other fried veggies. I left out the Oregano and we didn't miss it at all. Also used a Spicy Hot Horseradish and kept adding until I reached our preferred heat level. We found the flavor to be best after chilling for about 30 minutes. Thanks!
delicious - made exactly as stated except added a shake more cayenne because I like it spicy. Made this for beer battered onion rings. I made a lot and added some dill relish and green onions in it for some fried clams and it was very good.
VERY GOOD! added more of everything, but that was due to the fact that I had only about an hour for chill time, and wanted the flavors to be as ripe and full as possible. Thanks for posting! BTW, I used this with fried calamari.
This was a very good dipping sauce! It seems like it needs to be a little thinner to be like Outback's, but I'm not sure what the ingredient would be...maybe a little cream? At any rate, I used this as a dip for onion rings and we really enjoyed it.
Very tasty. I made exactly as written. Had to eat it right away and I still thought it was good.
Made to go with my Elvis Fried Pickles....awesome! FYI, I upped the horseradish to 3 1/2 tsp. YUM!
No chill time for us. Need a last minute sauce for the onions rings we decieded to get at the store and eat as soon as we got home. I had to increase the horseradish to 3 tsp and 2 dash cayene to get the spice we needed. after sitting overnight it might be too hot but then we will just add mayo and ketchup! Left out the oregano since I don't remember seeing any in the Outback version. We loved it anyway this is now in the tried and true book! Thanks
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Hi Vic, it looks like any white hellebore doesn't it?
I'd email that photo to your supplier and ask where the red veins and edging are
A bit of heavy wet white lumpy stuff but mostly a lot of rain and still raining.
Might be another round over night
I'm always talking about growing less from seed Lyn but it's a bit of an obsession. All the shrubs and perennials are sitting out there now getting their chilling with more to follow in spring
Shrubs from seed generally means a year or 2 nurturing in a pot at least, maybe more.
I must be nuts
Less little gems that need me to constantly protect them from the big bag weeds
I think it looks suspiciously like it Edd
Where are you john-john?
Gladioli, in flower now?
I'd stick with the Hesperantha
Have a search through the threads, NGCARDS. There was a very long thread on growing chillies last year. Someone might remember what it was called but I can't.
My recommendation would be not to start yet.
Every year someone asks what to do with the plants they started early, are getting etiolated and pale and they've got nowhere to put them.
Oh yes chicky. We've been doing that for years, can't stop now
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It is a tried-and-true tradition among editorial writers: When struggling to articulate a particular thought, search for a quote from Thomas Jefferson. After all, he probably said it better than we mere mortals ever could.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Coyotes defenseman Rusty Klesla was suspended Sunday by the NHL for one game for his hit on Predators forward Matt Halischuk in Game 4 of their Western Conference semifinal series Friday in Nashville. Klesla shoved Halischuk from behind into the boards in front of the Coyotes' bench at 6:39 of the first period. Replays also showed Klesla grabbing Halischuk's jersey before pushing him into the boards. In his ruling, NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan ruled that this act left Halischuk defenseless, which contributed to the suspension. The fact that Halischuk wasnt injured on the play contributed to the short length of the suspension, Shanahan said. Predators coach Barry Trotz called it "a really dangerous hit in my eyes," on a conference call Saturday. "When you do that whiplash effect of pulling the shirt and then driving him, it was really fortunate that Halischuk did sort of spin at the last moment." Halischuk left the game for a short period but later retur...
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The University of Wyoming Art Museum is now showing five new exhibitions through the spring.
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Anyone have any good ideas for breaking through a bench max that I have held for a few months but just havent been able to break. I bench 110kg (245lbs) and I havent been able to break it in a while. I am not overly worried about it but lets be honest who doesnt want to get bigger? I also understand that 2 months isnt a long plateau but I would like to break 125kg by July and if this plateau doesnt crack at some point well My chest workout includes Flat Bench, Incline Bench, Dumbbell Press, and Dips (I also do push ups at night before bed). The standard response to the want to lift more question is EAT MORE I am! (And then people say eat even more) I AM!!! What I want to know is what I can do in the gym gym only!
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... the bus & go to Raleigh. 2 & a half hours later we got here but ten minutes before the hotel and literally round the corner the bus just cut out! Broke down for all of 5 minutes then we got to the hotel and had 45 mins to get changed then go for dinner. It was a buffet dinner at Golden Corral which wasn't amazing but it was alright. Then it was back to the hotel for a chilled night with some of the girls! Busy day ahead tomorrow, Washington, D.C. Here we ...
Day 4 - Ocracoke Island, NC to Goldsboro, NC
Camping on the beach in 90 degree plus weather is about as awesome as it sounds. In all honesty, while sleeping was a little rough, the night was actually fantastic. Sitting in camp chairs away from the city lights on a starlit night with two kids in their underwear…how does it get better than that? We saw satellites, shooting stars, Saturn, and constellations I didn't even know existed (being married to a navigator who used to have to navigate by the ...
Our last 5 days also full!
... stops and momentous events.
On to Montgomery, AL and then Tues. June 2nd we were in Aiken, SC where we visited our dear "old" friends Bob & Bonnie Nowak. Always so nice to spend time with them - sharing news of families & friends. Weather was a little threatening, so decided to forgo a day of golf, and we headed for home a day early!
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What You Likely Would Leave Behind & Packing Tunes
... cheesy, but music has inspirational powers) Therapeutic music for the wanderlustin' soul if you will!!
The Beginning
... through lunch. A trip to the container store was successful but sofa hunting was just that – sofa hunting but no success. We returned to the coach and had chips and salsa as an afternoon snack and then later had a great dinner. Two very exhausted people fell into a comfy bed at 9:30 and slept well until the next morning. No midnight panic attacks which would have sent Jerry into the dealership on Saturday morning for a refund!


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From BC Centre for Social Enterprise:
B.C.'s child watchdog says she is still deeply worried about flaws in a new government computer system, after an outpouring of complaints from social workers.
It's a paradox well known to residents of the Lower Mainland: Vancouver is repeatedly awarded the title of most livable city in the entire world, yet many of its residents are just scraping by.
B.C.'s Freedom of Information and Privacy Association and other non-profit groups and privacy advocates have written a letter to Premier Christy Clark urging she create a public inquiry into the flawed computer system that is putting children at risk according to the province's independent Re
Privacy watchdogs and service agencies are calling for a public inquiry into the B.C. government's flawed new computer system.
The coalition released a letter to Premier Christy Clark criticizing the "disastrous" launch of the province's $182-million Integrated Case Management system.
[Editor's note: Yesterday we published an opinion piece, "BC Libs' $200 Million Computer Glitch," by Claire Trevena, North Island MLA and New Democrat critic for Children and Family Development.
Following recent criticism of the Integrated Case Management (ICM) system by the Representative for Children and Youth, and concerns raised earlier in the legislature by the New Democrats, the BC Liberal government has finally admitted their multi-million dollar computer system was poorly implemented and may not keep children safe.
From Wild Apricot: See below for a few sample webinars being offered in August. Full list can be accessed here.
TORONTO – If they were out of a job tomorrow, a majority of Canadians say they're confident they'd easily land on their feet with new employment, according to a new poll.
The poll – conducted by Ipsos Reid exclusively for Global News and Postmedia News - suggests a national optimism despite a fragile economy.
Across the social-service programs of government are many complex computer and information technology systems that provide vital information, payments and services for British Columbians. Many of those systems are more than 30 years old and it is imperative that new systems be brought on line to support efficient delivery of those social services.


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When Illustration chair and Distinguished Professor Dugald Stermer passed away in December 2011, the CCA community experienced a monumental loss. The life and work of Stermer, our "beloved cowboy" chair of the Illustration Program, will be celebrated October 1-12, with the memorial exhibition Drawing the Line.
Posted on Monday, September 24, 2012 by Allison Byers
Posted on Tuesday, September 18, 2012 by Clay Walsh
CCA students work a table at last year's APE
The annual Alternative Press Expo (APO), the Bay Area's premiere showcase for independent comics and crafts, returns October 13-14 to the Concourse Exhibition Center (located at 635 8th Street). CCA is proud to take part in the event, where we will be promoting our newest graduate studies program -- the MFA in Comics!
Posted on Thursday, September 13, 2012 by Lindsey Westbrook
Cheesie Mack Is Cool in a Duel
Random House, 2012
Hardcover, 240 pages, $15.99
Adam McCauley (Illustration faculty) relates the continued adventures of 11-year-old Ronald "Cheesie" Mack and various family members, friends, and enemies in this sequel to Cheesie Mack Is Not a Genius or Anything.
Posted on Monday, August 20, 2012 by Rachel Walther
Leslie Saiz (Graphic Design 1997) is always working. By day she's the managing producer and creative director for Petpet Park at Nickelodeon's Virtual Worlds Group, the creators of all of Nick's online virtual worlds content.
Nights and weekends you'll find her either volunteering her time for creative organizations in her East Los Angeles community -- such as Self Help Graphics & Art, a nonprofit center providing youth art classes in printmaking and graphic arts -- or working on her own projects at Ex-Voto Design, a creative lab she's developed with her husband, Stephen Saiz.
Posted on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 by Allison Byers
Although she has long harbored artistic aspirations, it wasn't until Maine native Mati Rose McDonough ( www.matirose.com) moved to San Francisco in 2000 that she became determined to make art her livelihood. "I was working at a small art law firm as a legal assistant and wishing that instead of helping to draft contracts for the artists that I was on the other side."
Posted on Monday, July 9, 2012 by Rachel Walther
Matt Silady loves teaching, storytelling, and drawing. And as CCA's unofficial "Professor of Comics," he gets to do all three every day. Silady's passion for his job is infectious. It is truly a calling, and it explains why every fall and spring semester course he's ever taught as part of both the college's undergraduate Writing and Literature Program and the MFA Program in Writing has been full to capacity.
"Any day that I can spread the word and show people what comics can do, it's a good day," admits Silady, whose plans are afoot to greatly expand CCA's graduate and undergrad comics curriculum to offer more opportunities to students interested in graphic storytelling.
Posted on Tuesday, July 3, 2012 by Allison Byers
CCA students take it all in at the New York Times.
Each spring, a group of CCA Illustration students travels to New York to meet big names in the editorial and illustration world. In March 2012, 17 students led by faculty member Robert Hunt visited the Big Apple and met face-to-face with top firms and illustrators.
Posted on Thursday, June 7, 2012 by Allison Byers
Even if you've never set foot in an art gallery or a museum, you may be familiar with Owen Smith's work.
Smith is a local artist and illustrator whose work has been featured on the cover of the New Yorker (several times), in publications from Sports Illustrated to the Los Angeles Times, and up and down Market Street, for starters. If you're from New York, you've likely seen his work in Brooklyn's 36th Street subway station.
Posted on Thursday, April 26, 2012 by Chris Koehler
Congratulations to recent graduate Tony Huynh and Illustration instructor Owen Smith for their inclusion in Communication Arts Illustration Annual 53!
See also Owen Smith's website.
Posted on Thursday, April 19, 2012 by Lindsey Westbrook
Tag Toss and Run: 40 Classic Lawn Games
Storey Publishing, 2012
Paperback, 208 pages, $14.95
Adam McCauley (Illustration faculty) illustrates this book by Paul Tukey and Victoria Rowell. Remember those long summer afternoons spent playing Kick the Can, Capture the Flag, and Wiffle Ball? Now, even if you can't remember the difference between dodgeball and double ball, you can brush up on the rules of your favorite classics (plus learn a few new ones!) and begin some new family traditions with your own kids.


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bought 13 cases on sale and because of the amount i got them shipped for free and they arrived sooner then expected with no damage
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As we come to the end of September, National Preparedness Month, I'd like to highlight two tools that Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) – America's 911 operations centers – can use: one to alert their communities, and the other to alert the FCC to local public safety communications issues. These tools – emergency alerts and the FCC's new Public Safety Support Center – can help public safety communicators carry out their lifesaving missions.
Emergency Alerts
As part of National Preparedness Month, Ready.gov educates Americans to make an emergency communications plan, which includes learning how to receive emergency alerts and warnings from local officials. But are local officials ready to fully leverage alerting systems to warn their communities? One emerging best practice is for PSAPs, who field incoming emergency calls, to also have a means of sending out critical information to the public.
Here's an example of how alerting can support incident response: Last year, an anonymous 911 caller reported an active gunman in an elementary school in Seminole County, Florida. Officials placed the school on lockdown as police responded. It turned out that the call was a hoax. Before the hoax was exposed, however, news of the supposed shooter was distributed via social media, and concerned parents converged on the school. Public safety officials did not have a tool to counteract incomplete or inaccurate information on social media. Regardless whether the shooter had proven real, the cordon of armed police combined with the influx of parents complicated the situation, and an even more dangerous incident could have resulted. But imagine, on the other hand, if the police and other emergency managers could have used targeted alerting to inform parents that all was okay – or, in a different scenario, sent them instructions about where they could safely gather?
America's 911 operations centers are on the front lines in times of crisis, fielding emergency calls and dispatching assistance to those in need. It is critical that 911 call centers - which are busy saving lives each day - have the support needed to effectively and efficiently navigate the technology transitions underway, particularly the move to IP networks and Next Generation 911. Done right, this should vastly improve emergency response. The Task Force on Optimal Public Safety Answering Point Architecture (TFOPA), an expert advisory panel to the FCC, is central to this effort.
Since its inaugural meeting in January, the TFOPA - comprised of state and local public safety leaders, directors of public safety answering points (PSAPs), emergency operations managers, operating service providers, and technology innovators - has set its sights on addressing how PSAPs can best integrate NG911 functionality into their operations. At a meeting last week, the TFOPA provided interim reports indicating good progress made by its working groups, focusing on cybersecurity, NG911 architectures, and allocation of resources. We are looking forward to the final reports and a unified set of recommendations from the TFOPA later this year.
Today the FCC announced that the Communications Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council (or "CSRIC") has been re-chartered for two more years and also announced the members of the new CSRIC. CSRIC is a federal advisory committee that provides recommendations to the FCC on actions the Commission can take to help ensure the security and reliability of communications systems.
CSRIC members are a diverse group of expert stakeholders from the public and private sectors. John Schanz, Executive Vice President and Chief Network Officer for Comcast Cable, will be the Chair of the CSRIC, and we are very happy that he will be steering this effort. Schanz, one of the nation's leaders in securing commercial communications networks, brings invaluable expertise to this role at a time when both the challenges and opportunities presented by evolving technologies are greater than ever.
CSRIC V, named so because this is the fifth re-chartering of the council, will hold its first public meeting on June 24. It will have a busy agenda. We expect to charge these experts with developing recommendations on issues including how to reduce the frequency and impact of misrouted 911 calls, how to improve Next Generation emergency alerting and 911 services, and how to enhance the resiliency and reliability of communications infrastructure, especially as communities depend increasingly on wireless services. I also expect that members will examine the challenges associated with prioritizing emergency communications during disaster-related infrastructure outages.
This week (April 12-18) is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, when the nation recognizes the dedicated men and women who answer Americans' calls for help at 911 centers across the country. These call takers and dispatchers provide the first critical contact for those in need of emergency services. In the midst of crises, they obtain vital information from callers in order to link them rapidly to police, firefighters, and emergency medical responders – and at times even dispense vital, life-saving information themselves.
To perform this critical mission, the nation's telecommunicators need a 911 system that keeps pace with technological advances, particularly as communications networks migrate to Next Generation technologies and consumers embrace smartphones and new communications applications. New technologies also bring opportunities to improve our 911 system, but they do not lessen the nation's need for skilled telecommunicators. Even the best technology cannot replace the essential person-to-person connection offered by a 911 call-taker to a person in need or a dispatcher's knowledge of the local community that is often critical to timely and effective response.
It is why our focus at the FCC must be on helping telecommunicators secure the technology that will best support them in the challenging work they do and help them do their jobs more effectively.
When an emergency occurs, most of us reach for the phone to check on loved ones and, if needed, call for help. Yet in past disasters, some forms of communications – and the electricity that powers them – have been disrupted for days or even weeks. The FCC is working with providers and communities to make communications more reliable, but there are some actions that only you can take. So with hurricane season on the way, now is a good time to review our tips on communicating during an emergency – 11 practical steps to help you stay connected when disaster strikes.
As a first step, we suggest you take stock of what type of phone service and equipment you have. Many consumers no longer subscribe to "traditional" landline telephone service delivered over copper wires, which generally continues to work during a power outage. (You may need a "corded" phone to use it, however; cordless phones typically require electric power.) Many now subscribe to telephone service delivered over a broadband connection that relies on electricity or battery back-up power to operate. If you fall into this category, and if your electricity is out for days, you will need a plan to keep communicating. We offer some solutions.
Of course if you use a wireless device, you already know the importance of battery power. Our tips remind you to charge your device when a storm is expected and consider keeping an extra battery on hand. We also suggest ways to conserve battery power when needed. You may also want to keep a charging cord in your car.
Technology transitions, in the telecommunications sector, are already happening, and they will continue to have a profound impact on public safety communications. As networks transform, the capability for public safety officials to reliably communicate among themselves and with the public must be preserved. Similarly, the ability for individuals to reach help in an emergency is fundamental and must be maintained. We are committed to ensuring that the critical functionalities served by the legacy infrastructure are supported after transition to IP-based infrastructure and, where possible, improved. Public safety, disaster response and homeland security communities must remain reliable and secure under a wide range of stressful conditions – they must be available when we need them.
To that end, the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau is hosting a workshop on Thursday, April 17, 2014, on the impact of technology transition on public safety.
Representatives from public safety agencies, service providers, technology vendors, and other stakeholders will participate in roundtable discussions to explore the impact of the retirement of switched telecommunications service (PSTN, TDM), the anticipated interdependencies and new failure modalities for IP transport, copper to fiber transition and copper to wireless transition.
The workshop will identify areas of risk associated with the planned IP Transition and determine risk factors for key public safety, emergency response, and national security functions.
The workshop will be streamed live online for those who cannot attend in-person. We will also be accepting questions during the workshop via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by Twitter using the #TechTransitions hashtag.
Today we launched an interactive webpage with best practices to assist text message providers and 911 call centers with deploying text-to-911.
The webpage contains materials prepared by Vermont, Texas, and other state 911 call centers (known as public safety answering points or PSAPs) that have already successfully integrated text-to-911, with expertise and insight that can ease the deployment process for others. For example, the State of Vermont has developed a list of "lessons learned" from its highly successful text-to-911 implementation as well as a series of informational videos for potential text-to-911 users.
The webpage is a tool enabling text providers and PSAPs to contribute and refer to comments, best practices, and informational materials. It additionally contains documents from public safety organizations NENA and APCO, with Frequently Asked Questions, a checklist of issues that 911 call centers should consider, and technological options available to support text-to-911.
Why is this important? In today's world, wireless usage has become increasingly text-based. Yet in most parts of the country, if you send a text message to 911 during an emergency, it won't be received. Being able to text during an emergency is essential for the tens of millions of Americans who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech disabilities. Texting can also provide an alternative means of contacting 911 when a voice call may place someone in danger, such as in an active shooter or domestic abuse situation, or when voice networks are congested.


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25 Acquisitions That Paved The Way For Dell's Enterprise Evolution
Dell has spent $14 billion on acquisitions since 2006, and most of that money spent was on enterprise-focused companies. Here are the 25 most significant acquisitions made by the tech giant.
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18 Tough Certifications That Are Worth The Effort
Certifications in IT security and cloud are the most valuable, according to business educator Global Knowledge, but project management and services-related credentials are becoming more useful with each passing day.
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If you only need the Red Brick, you can use a cheat code to get it. You'll have to Google Cheat CC.com to find it because Gamespot doesn't allow links to that website. Annoying.
And CRNBRD may have found a way back in anyway:
URL: http://www.xbox360achievements.org/forum/showthread.php?t=242189
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Declare packages outside of their block
Perl v5.14 gets a step closer to a saner way to declare classes with its new
package NAME BLOCK syntax that lets you easily group everything that goes in a package. » Read more…
Perl v5.14 gets a step closer to a saner way to declare classes with its new
package NAME BLOCK syntax that lets you easily group everything that goes in a package. » Read more…
Perl 5.18 provides a new way to introduce experimental features in a program, augmenting the feature pragma that v5.10 added. This change marks certain broken v5.10 features as experimental with an eye toward possible removal from the language.
Smart matching in v5.10 led to several broken and conflated features. The
given used a lexical version of
$_, which broke many other common uses of that variable inside the
given, which I explain in Use for() instead of given() and you can see in given/when and lexical $_ …. » Read more…
Perl v5.18 is out and there are some major changes that you should know about before you upgrade. Most notably, some features from v5.10 are now marked experimental. If you use those features, you get warnings.
You can download the Perl source from CPAN. For Windows, Strawberry Perl 5.18 is available now. » Read more…
Up to v5.18, the vertical tab wasn't part of the
\s character class shortcut for ASCII whitespace. No one really knows why. It was curious trivia that I pointed out in Know your character classes under different semantics. Whitespace in ASCII, POSIX, and Unicode represented different sets. Perl whitespace was different from POSIX whitespace by only the exclusion of the vertical tab. Now that little oversight is fixed. » Read more…
Perl v5.12 modifies the
package statement to take a version as well as a name. This allows you to implicitly declare the
$VERSION variable: » Read more…
Perl v5.12 adds a placeholder operator,
..., called the yada yada operator, after an episode of Seinfeld where the interesting parts of the story are replaced with "yada yada yada". » Read more…
I'll be at OSCON on Tuesday, July 17, but you don't have to find me to get up to 37% off Effective Perl Programming. That's a slightly lower price than Amazon. To get that discount, you have to buy the book at Pearson's booth in the exhibition hall. You'll need to track me down on Tuesday afternoon or evening if you want me to sign your book.
If you can't make it to OSCON, you can still get 35% off the cover price by ordering directly from the InformIT discount link or using the OSCON2012 discount code when you check out. Instead of navigating their site, you can go directly to our book.
If you're not sure you want the book, you can look at a free sample chapter, which is also 35% off during OSCON.
Pod::Simple 3.21 changed its behavior when it encountered a non-ASCII character in Pod without an encoding. Instead of handling it quietly, it now gives a warning. That's not so bad, but Test::Pod uses Pod::Simple, and whenever it sees a warning,
pod_ok fails, as it did in my Mac::Errors module:
# Failed test 'POD test for blib/lib/Mac/Errors.pm' # at .../Test/Pod.pm line 182. # blib/lib/Mac/Errors.pm (2776): Non-ASCII character seen before =encoding in 'donÃt'. Assuming ISO8859-1 # Looks like you failed 1 test of 2. t/pod.t ........... Dubious, test returned 1 (wstat 256, 0x100) Failed 1/2 subtests
Unfortunately, the Pod tests are the sort that shouldn't stop an installation, which is why many developers have a separate area for author tests (which I'll cover in an upcoming Item). Outside of that, you have to fix the Pod.
There are two things here. First, I have a genuine error here. The module is auto generated from other source files and the "donÃt" is a mistake; it should be "don't" (with a smart quote) or even better, "don't". Test::Pod didn't catch this before. So, that's not bad.
More importantly, telling Perl that the source code is UTF-8 isn't enough. When you use the utf8 pragma, the
perl interpreter reads the source as UTF-8:
use utf8;
However, a Pod parser ignores all the code. It looks for Pod sections and never sees that pragma, nor does it care. You have to tell the pod which encoding you have if you want to use something outside of ASCII:
=encoding utf8
I hadn't used that in Mac::Errors, or any of my other modules, although in some of them I had used genuine UTF-8 sequences. Now any person using Test::Pod with the latest Pod::Simple won't be able to install those modules normally. That is, until I fix them.
I could use other encodings, such as ISO-8859-1, as long as I declare the right thing and save the file correctly.
=encoding directive
The Perl Authors Upload Server (PAUSE) is responsible for analyzing distributions on their way to CPAN. PAUSE indexes the distributions to discover the package names that it contains so it can add them to the data files that many of the CPAN clients use to figure out what to download to install the module that you request. It also compares the package names that it finds to a list of permissions it maintains.
The mldistwatch program is reponsible for this bit. It tries two things to find the packages in the distribution. If it can read the META.yml (or META.json) to get the data. Otherwise, it examines files directory to look for package declarations. Sometimes these come up with the wrong answers.
First, there's an easy fix to
package statements in code. After ignoring text in Pod or after
__END__ or
__DATA__, PAUSE looks for package statements appearing on a single line:
# from PAUSE::pmfile::packages_per_pmfile() $pline =~ m{ (.*) \bpackage\s+ ([\w\:\']+) \s* (?: $ | [\}\;] | ($version::STRICT) ) }x
If your complete
package statement isn't on a single line, then that won't match it. Since Perl has insignificant whitespace, including vertical whitespace, you could to this:
package hide::this::package;
You might even leave yourself (or other developers) a note about the importance of that whitespace now:
package # hide from pause hide::this::package;
Indeed, if you grep CPAN, you'll find hide from pause in many distributions.
That's the easy way, although it's kludgey and relies on a special case in the PAUSE code. Other indexers might not honor it. There's a better way for you to explicitly tell an indexer what namespaces you want to advertise. You add them to the
provides section of META.yml:
provides: Cats::Buster: file: lib/Cats/Buster.pm version: 0.01
The data in come from the META-spec. Module::Build will automatically create these entries in META.yml for you. The indexer can use these to know what's in the distribution without directly examining module files.
If there are multiple packages declarations, all of them shown up in META.yml:
provides: Cats::Buster: file: lib/Test/Provides.pm version: 0.01 Cats::Mimi: file: lib/Test/Provides.pm version: 0,02 version: file: lib/Test/Provides.pm version: 0.01
Notice that
version shows up in that list. You may have included it in your module to extend or override parts of that core module, but you don't want people who want the real
version to install your module to get it. You might only declare that package in your module as a temporary workaround and don't intend it to be a permanent part of the work. They probably wouldn't be able to do that anyway since PAUSE would recognize that you included a package for which you do not have permissions and would not index it. A site such as CPAN Search might mark your otherwise good distribution as "UNAUTHORIZED". Module::Build doesn't know to exclude
version, at least not by default.
To hide that package from indexers, you can specify it in
no_index. In Build.PL, you can use
META_ADD to specify that parts of the META-spec not already supported by other arguments to
use Module::Build; my $builder = Module::Build->new( ..., meta_add => { no_index => { package => [ qw( version Local ) ], directory => [ qw( t/inc inc ) ], file => [ qw( t/lib/test.pm ) ], namespace => [ qw( Local ) ], }, }, );
directory and
file keys tell the indexer to ignore those parts of the distribution. The
package tells the indexer to ignore exactly those packages. The curious one is
namespace, which tells the indexer to ignore namespaces under that namespace.
Likewise, you can do the same in Makefile.PL with a recent enough version:
use ExtUtils::Makemaker 6.48; WriteMakefile( ..., META_ADD => { no_index => { package => [ qw( version Local ) ], directory => [ qw( t/inc inc ) ], file => [ qw( t/lib/test.pm ) ], namespace => [ qw( Local ) ], }, }, );
Otherwise, it examines the module files to find package statements, but it does it without running the code.
But, what if
provides and
no_index have conflicting instructions? The META-spec doesn't give any guidance for indexers in those cases. PAUSE filters on
no_index last. This means that PAUSE and other indexers might leave out files you specify in
provides but then exclude in
provides to advertise the namespaces a distribution comprises.
no_index to limit what an indexer sees or reports.
[Update: Perl v5.24 removes this experimental feature, for the reasons I list, among others.]
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A weekend op-ed from the Wall Street Journal asks mothers a very interesting question: Why do so many of us not only permit our teenage daughters to dress like this — like prostitutes, if we're being honest with ourselves — but pay for them to do it with our AmEx cards?
Jennifer Moses, the op-ed's author, argues that mothers allow their daughters to dress like prostitutes because:
Moses further argues that not only are teens dressing like sluts, but they're inevitably acting like sluts because dressing like a slut and being a slut are really one in the same, especially since the mothers of her generation don't really know how to teach their teens how to keep it in their pants.
So, mothers let their daughters dress likes prostitutes and they, in turn, act like prostitutes as a result.
There are so many problems with Moses' articles that it's hard to pinpoint where to start but let's start with this – during puberty it is completely natural for teenagers to begin seeing themselves as sexual beings and experiment with different ways of expressing their newfound sexuality, like for example, through their dress.
As Morning Gloria at Jezebel points out:
"…teenage girls choosing to present themselves as sexual beings is not the same as actually acting as a sexual being, just as wearing a Miami Heat jersey does not make you Dwyane Wade's teammate. While clothing sends a message, it does not imply sexual activity…"
Furthermore, if mothers don't know how to talk to their children about sex, like Moses argues her generation doesn't know how to do, they better learn or find someone that does. Not letting your daughter dress like a prostitute and then hoping for the best isn't going to cut it.
Parents need to educate their teens about sex and make their values on the subject clear. Communication is key – not wardrobe inspections.
Lastly, emphasizing the importance of being "attractive, sought-after and popular" teaches teens to not only judge others, but themselves, primarily by their outward appearance. We need to instead teach teens to value themselves and others for their skills, positive attributes, uniqueness, and knowledge.
The bullying epidemic of today is driven by the notion that being "attractive, sought-after, and popular" is of utmost importance. Imagine if teens judged their peers for what's on the inside instead of the outside?
As someone who doesn't have any daughters yet but one day hopes to, I'll leave you the hopes Mary Elizabeth Williams over at Salon has for her daughters:
As they grow up, I don't want my own tween daughters to ever believe that their sexuality is a performance, or that how they feel about themselves and their partners is tied to how provocative they look or act. I want them to value themselves and their peers — to not judge other girls as skanks, to not view boys as those creatures whom they have to guard against at all times. I want them to believe that their sexuality isn't something to be afraid of, to be doled out stingily and grudgingly. I want them to know it's not the length of your skirt that matters; it's what's going on between your ears. And I wish someday for my daughters — and their friends, both the girls and the boys — what plenty of us not named Jennifer Moses have been able to achieve: a lifetime of healthy self-esteem, varied experiences and zero regret.
I could not agree more.
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I don't think that girls need to be taught "how to be a lady". Girls need to be taught how to be strong people and be given the resources to make wise decisions for themselves. Why are we still insisting that women follow some set of social rules about what is "appropriate"? Can we not grow through to a point where women can be deciding for themselves what they find appropriate? What exactly does dressing like or behaving like a "slut" define? If we give our daughters the support they need to develop self-esteem, they will be able to make their own wise decisions about how they wish to present themselves.
this is so beautifully written... but I agree with some of the above comments that the role of fathers is just as important to consider in this issue.
I caught my daughter sneaking clothing I did not approve of. She had borrowed them from a friend. I took the clothing, snipped it into very small pieces and brought it to her friend's parents. Apparently clothing like that isn't cheap! My instructions to my daughter were "If you cannot show enough responsibility to choose the appropriate clothing for your age I will do it for you - And I will send you to school wearing overalls and a straw hat. Being that I don't lie to my kids, and always do exactly as I say, she was aghast. But I am happy to say she is also properly dressed on her own volition now.
my mama would beat my @$$ if i dressed like a prostitute she barely likes me wearing lower cut shirts
If it doesn't stop at home with the parents, these girls have no reason to do otherwise. At a young age, girls have no clue whats appropriate and what's not. They also think if they show a little cleavage and thigh, they will finally get the boy. It's up to the parents to teach them how to be a lady. Unfortunately, many, many parents these days either just don't care or their lives are to busy to be bothered. Either way, parents are not doing their job and as a result, we have underage girls dressing like they should be standing on a street corner.
A young girl needs to be taught that while it is not right if you dress like a 'ho you may be thought of and treated like one.
and seriously why would you want your daughter dressing like trash.
The Wall Street Journal that is these days a property of News Corp , creators of FOX and the Star. What they wrote here is about as out of touch with reality as FOX News is.
I'm in my mid 50s and I remember when my own daughter was giving me grief on what to wear to school. She wanted to dress like her friends and that was far to mature I thought so I put my food down and then later found she was simply taking the clothing she wanted to school with her, most of it borrowed from her friend. This was back in the late 80s and now days the advertising , model industry, movies , games and music industry portrayal of women as object is much much worse.
But of course it has to be only the fault of one woman, the mom.
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