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Kirk Gibson on Reds' Dusty Baker: 'He didn't want to play by the rules'
Don't expect Arizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson and Cincinnati Reds skipper Dusty Baker to exchange Christmas cards this year.
Prior to the spring training matchup between their teams Monday, Gibson and Baker had a bit of a tiff over the use (or non-use) of the designated hitter.
The game was being played at Salt River Fields, and as the home team the D-backs could choose. They wanted their pitchers to hit. Baker felt differently.
"I think we had just a little locker room conversation between the two of us," Gibson told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Monday. "Two very competitive people.
"He didn't want to play by the rules today and we made him do that. He voiced the way he felt to me and I voiced the way I felt back to him, not a big deal."
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Gibson said he could have "let them" use the DH during the game while he could bat his pitcher, but said he wanted to play a National League-style game Monday, nothing more.
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With winter's worst (hopefully) behind us, tax season is here, and there are many changes that families will want to be aware of.
Tax time is never fun, but it's even worse when you miss out on credits or deductions you may have qualified for. Complicating matters this year are several taxation changes due to a Liberal overhaul of several Harper-era measures.
"I've seen more changes this year than in the past three years," says Lisa Gittens, a tax expert at H&R Block.
Here are eight things families will want to be aware of when filling out their 2016 return.
1. Last chance on certain tax credits
The government is phasing out a handful of tax credits and focusing on larger benefits. The children's arts and fitness tax credits will be halved for the 2016 tax year, and cut completely next year, meaning families will no longer be able to defray costs for things like swimming lessons, ballet and tutoring. For post-secondary students, the education and textbook credits are being eliminated in 2017, although education amounts carried forward from previous years will still be claimable.
2. No more income splitting
Also gone is the Family Tax Cut, which lets the higher-earning spouse transfer up to $50,000 of income to the lower-earner. During the 2015 election, the Liberals promised to cut it, calling it a "tax break for the wealthy."
With the benefit gone, Gittens recommends a spousal RRSP, which allows the higher-earner to contribute to the lower-earning spouse's RRSP and claim the tax benefit. "You may have an RRSP set up, but you haven't thought about setting it up for your spouse. This is an ideal time to use that strategy," she says.
3. Changes to child benefits
The Canada Child Benefit was a signature feature of the 2016 budget, replacing the old Universal Child Care Benefit and the Canada Child Tax Benefit. It's non-taxable, so you don't have to claim it. However, in order to continue to receive the benefit, both parents must file a return, even if one doesn't generate any income, says Gittens.
Also keep in mind that the benefit started in July, so you still have to claim the taxable UCC for the first six months of the year.
4. New tax rates
New tax rates mean you may or may not be pleasantly surprised by the size of your tax bill this year. If you're in the meaty middle that earns between $45,000 and $90,000, your rate will come down to 20.5 percent from 22 percent.
"Most Canadians will be receiving more money at the end of the day than they were under the old system," says Jamie Golombek, managing director of tax and estate planning at CIBC Wealth Strategies Group.
However, high-income earners will be paying more due to a new 33 percent bracket for people earnings more than $200,000.
5. Child care expenses
Childcare costs are usually the biggest deduction available for families, says Golombek. But what many people don't realize is that it goes beyond simply daycare. If you have a nanny, you can claim that expense, but also babysitting, if it's during the day, and summer or day camp.
6. Disability tax credit and family caregiver amount
If you have family members with a disability there are certain credits that may be available to you. The Disability Tax Credit is available to people with disabilities to reduce their taxes. For children under age 18, a parent or caregiver may be able to claim the unused amount.
If you're a caregiver to a family member with physical or mental impairments, you may also be able to claim an additional $2,121, according to the Canada Revenue Agency.
7. Selling your principal residence
Selling your home has typically not been something you've had to report on your taxes, because usually Canadians don't get taxed for capital gains on their principle residence. But starting with the 2016 tax year, individuals who sold their principal residence during the year must report the sale. The government is ostensibly doing this to crack down on people who try to pass off income-generating homes as their principal residence.
8. eFile early, get your refund early
Tax deadline is April 30, but if you want to get ahead of the game, file early, before the government is inundated with last-minute returns. You can still file the old paper return, but Gittens says you'll be looking at a turnaround time of anywhere up to eight weeks, versus 10-14 days for a return filed early and electronically.
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We polled family doctors from across the country, and they laid down the law on eight things they wish we'd do—or stop doing.
According to our panel of general practitioners, Canadians aren't always doing what they should to make the most of doctor visits—and skipping out on these crucial tactics could lead to a delay in diagnosing serious conditions. Here's what our experts say you should add to your patient checklist.
1. Stop feeling shy
Many of us hesitate to talk to our physicians about sensitive issues (think substance abuse or sexual health—or even gender identity). But honesty and openness are important, both for fostering a good doctor-patient relationship and for ensuring that you get the best care, says Dr. Laura Pripstein, medical director of the Sherbourne Health Centre in Toronto and a staff physician on the family health team. That's why it's OK to try out a doc before committing. Dr. Pripstein recommends booking an initial visit to see if your potential doctor is a good fit. "You want to see if this person seems like someone you can talk to, someone you feel comfortable with," she says. And if you don't think your doctor understands or respects your concerns, don't be afraid to find someone new. "If you feel you can't ask questions that might be embarrassing, you don't have the right provider," says Dr. Pripstein.
2. Don't come to your appointments unprepared
Get the most out of your time—and your doc's—by arriving at your appointment with a clear plan for what you want to discuss, says Dr. David Ross, an associate professor of family medicine at the University of Alberta in Edmonton. "It's good to have patients think about their problems from when the issue began, then look at it chronologically to the present," says Dr. Ross. Making a prioritized point-form list in advance helps ensure that you don't forget anything or mix up the order of events, he says. Then, work with your doctor to address the most serious issues first.
3. Choose your family doc over the walk-in clinic whenever you can
Yes, a clinic is convenient, but what we gain in easy access, we lose in familiarity. "I think it's really valuable if people can connect with a family physician who they'll be able to see long term, rather than just looking for the quickest way to access care," says Dr. Maurianne Reade, a physician with the Manitoulin Central Family Health Team in Mindemoya and M'Chigeeng First Nation, Ont. A family doctor will know your medical history and will keep it in mind when suggesting treatment—so, for example, if you've recently taken several courses of antibiotics for a UTI, your physician will likely look for a different course of action if you come in with another infection. According to the most recent statistics, about 4.5 million Canadians don't have a regular family doctor. If that's you, contact your provincial College of Physicians and Surgeons, or check to see if your region has an online registry (Ontario has Health Care Connect, while Quebec launched a web-based family doctor finder last year). "It's important to know that we doctors are privileged to share in your stories and to help you through difficult times," says Dr. Reade.
4. Share what's happening in your life
There's a reason your doctor wants to know where you're working, if you're dating and how the kids are—and it's not just because she likes you. (Though she does, we're sure.) Physicians need a picture of their patients' lives beyond their specific health symptoms and conditions, especially when they're first getting to know you, says Dr. Stephen Wetmore, the family medicine chair at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University in London, Ont. "Doctors need to know these things to understand how your lifestyle and habits may be influencing your health," he says. So when you're talking about your exercise habits, your health history and whether you smoke, drink or use drugs, mention your employment status, family obligations and intimate relationships, too, says Dr. Wetmore.
5. Be a better googler
Doctors know you do it (hello, late-night web searches), but they would prefer you to ask about good sources of information, rather than going rogue online. They also want you to be honest about your fears if you've read something particularly upsetting. Physicians can't address your concerns or point you in the right direction if they don't know what your fingertips have been up to. "The thing we want our patients to do is ask us for the most reliable Canadian websites to go to as resources," says Dr. Heather Waters, an assistant professor of family medicine at McMaster University in Hamilton.
6. Don't think your symptoms are "no big deal"
If you've noticed you are having more headaches than usual or are sleeping more or are eating less, you might not think to tell your doctor—but you should. There's no set of rules for determining which symptoms are worthy of investigation or discussion, says Dr. Wetmore, but make a note to mention anything that is new or has changed since your last appointment. "You should bring up things like sudden weight loss or fatigue that seems excessive," he says. "It could be a sign of a larger problem, or the cause of a developing problem." Evenif it doesn't end up being serious, seeing your doctor will help ease any anxiety you might be feeling, and that's worth the visit, too.
7. Talk about what you're taking
Tell your physician about any herbal medications and alternative treatments you take, says Dr. Mel Borins, a University of Toronto associate professor and author of A Doctor's Guide to Alternative Medicine: What Works, What Doesn't, and Why. It's important for patients to share what's working for them and for doctors to be open-minded about therapies outside their own practice or traditions, he says. This is also a concern when it comes to conventional meds, especially if you're pregnant; there are only 23 medications specifically approved for use during pregnancy— yes, out of every available drug—which can leave women feeling anxious about taking prescription or over-the-counter drugs when they're expecting, says Dr. Robyn MacQuarrie, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Bridgewater, N.S. But don't stop taking your meds as soon as your pregnancy test comes back positive. "It's really important to talk to your doctor instead of stopping cold turkey," says Dr. MacQuarrie. Physicians can help you determine the risks and benefits of using different drugs, and they can let you know when the effects of not taking a medication while pregnant may be worse than taking it— which is the case with some antidepressants.
8. Avoid diagnosing yourself
You know doctors don't like it when you come in prepared with a diagnosis you've made thanks to the aforementioned Dr. Google. But do you know why? It's not because they think you're encroaching on their territory! Rather, they worry that a serious medical problem might get missed or you'll cause yourself unnecessary anxiety over something not serious. That's because not everyone has the most common symptoms of a particular condition. Plus, men, women and different ethnicities can have varying symptoms for the same problem. For instance, Dr. Reade's community has a large proportion of people with diabetes, which can affect the warning signs of cardiac disease, a major killer in Canada. Instead of the usual pain or pressure on the left side of the chest or arm, men and women with diabetes may instead have spells of profuse sweating with weakness. And, of course, women who don't have diabetes can have differing symptoms, too; sometimes, a heart attack can feel like acid reflux or come with sudden nausea, vomiting and lightheadedness. So always tell your physician if your symptoms are surprising or strange—like a headache that feels different than usual, for example. And if you're worried about a specific diagnosis, be sure to bring that up, too.
Style Rut
We spoke to stylist Talia Brown about how to shake up your wardrobe when you feel like you've got nothing to wear.
It happens to everyone. You open your closet and sigh to yourself. You have nothing to wear. Even with a wardrobe full of great pieces, we all feel style fatigue sometimes. In favour of putting our best (and most stylish) foot forward, we spoke to stylist and personal shopper Talia Brown for some tips on breaking out of a style rut.
How do you know you're in a style rut?
Most of us can tell when we're feeling sartorially uninspired. "You look in your closet and everything starts to look the same," says Brown, "nothing excites you." If you don't feel good about the duds you're putting on, it's time to rethink your approach to getting dressed.
You need a quick fix to your style woes
Adding a couple new pieces might just be the quick fix you need to jump-start your wardrobe. Brown recommends adding a pop of colour, especially with accessories, which can go a long way to brightening up (figuratively and literally) a stale wardrobe. "It's nice to have a few pieces that will catch the eye of others—it will make you feel like a million bucks."
You wear the same thing day after day, and you're bored
If you find that you wear the same thing all the time—despite plenty of choice—then it's time to reevaluate your closet. "If there's something in your closet that you're not wearing, there's probably a reason for it—it doesn't make you feel good," says Brown. Evaluate what you like and are comfortable in and try to find ways to update with new colours and textures, or by adding new accessories. "Picture what your favourite little black dress would look like in pink, navy or oxblood," says Brown.
Tip from Talia: Turn all of your hangers the opposite way (pointing out) and every time you wear something, put it back in your closet with the hanger facing the right way (pointing in). Give yourself a timeline (a month, six months, a year) and if anything is still facing the wrong way, it's time to think about letting it go.
You find that your outfits look sloppy or unpolished
"This usually happens when we're trying to hide something about our bodies," says Brown. Instead of focusing on the negative, think about what you love about your body. It might be as simple as adding a belt to enhance your waist, hemming a skirt to show off your gams or donning a statement necklace to draw attention to your face.
You want to find a new style
Before completely ditching your wardrobe, assess if there's an important piece missing. Do you have the perfect black pants? Or a pair of jeans you can wear anywhere? What about a classic button down blouse? Figuring out what you're missing and getting it can really breathe new life into your existing pieces. Having trouble? Find another set of eyes. Ask a partner or friend what they think you could add.
If you're looking to try something new, Brown suggests heading to your local vintage store or finally splurging on that designer purchase you've been eyeing. If you really want to change your style, heading to a vintage shop will introduce you to silhouettes and patterns that aren't currently in stores. "Sometimes it's just taking that leap."
Find a new mantra
Fashion is supposed to be fun—so make that notion your new mantra. "Play with colours and shapes and really find what it is that works for you and that makes you feel good," says Brown. "Your body is your canvas, so express yourself."


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>>I agree with this observation. Iris growers as a group seem irrationally
>>determined to blame every cultural or environmental problem on the
>>cultivar that happens to be victim to it once or twice
Well, I can't stay out of this discussion...I hardly see the growers on this
list being 'irrationally determined' as far as blame goes. Some of us do
seem to be highly irrationally determined to grow iris where they clearly do
not want to be. And I don't think we blame the cultivar, just recognize that
it doesn't hold up to the climate and growing conditions we live with every
year. In particular, I get very frustrated with not being able to find
varieties that will tolerate me and my garden.
I agree with Sharon's comments about the degree and type of damage being
dependent on the stage of growth. Thanks to all the discussions on this
list, I now am positive (without buying a freeze chamber to collect data for
statistical comparisons, Tom) that most of the rot problems I get result from
cold injury (warms up, plants start to grow, freezes, tissue injured, rot
starts, and it rains and rains and rains).
So, in my garden, it rarely gets below 20o in April, but it usually does at
least once in March. I have observed (no statistics, Tom) that Early and EM
season bloomers do not bloom, unless covered, if it gets below the low 20s in
March. If it gets that low in April, the Ms get zapped and (I learned this
year) bloom stalks of MLs will be affected if it happens late enough. In
Sharon's garden, it sounds like those hard freezes can happen any time during
the bloom season. Our temperature fluctuations are a little more graded, and
the longer days later in the season helps keep it from staying as cold for as
long a period of time so damage is less severe.
HOWEVER - one factor that I think is really important in varietal sensitivity
to cold injury is how fast a variety responds to warming temperatures - and
the interaction of that with how fast a variety responds to lengthening days
- those that respond quickly are more likely to be injured and the injury
seems to be more severe.
Then there is (are?) the molliegrubs - scorch? - which seems to be a random
event, but seems to never affect some varieties and always others (to a
greater or lesser extent).
And how does overall growth rate and duration of growth (vigor) fit into all
of this? Surely everyone has had the experience that some varieties outgrow
others - seems to me that those that grow like weeds could either be more
sensitive to injury because they are such 'eager' growers, or less sensitive
because they compensate for it by using all that energy for repair.
Carolyn - I have had some varieties bloom for the first time this year too -
if summer drought followed by severe winter and late freezes is what it
takes, I don't like it.
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Hi Cindy,
Yes they do but I grow I. cristata fine in my alkaline clay and Ian Efford
grows I. fulva in similar soil. I don't believe that Ian amends his soil
for pH either.
I. pumila should work. I. setosa may work also but I haven't put mine in
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> Don't I. cristata and I. fulva like acid soil? How about I. lacustris or
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Well kept lighthouse and guesthouse which tell a little story of the history. Great views of the ocean and we were able to see dolphins, turtles and stingrays
If you do one thing in Byron Bay, make sure you do the Lighthouse at sunset!
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In Search of the Healthiest Dish on the Menu? Help Is On the Way.by Amy Reiter, August 25th, 2014
You're feeling hungry and hankering for some comfort food, so you slip into your local diner and scan the menu, looking for healthy options. You know they're in there, hidden among the burgers and fries, shakes and floats, waffles and three-egg omelets loaded with cheese. A spinach salad? A fresh fruit plate? A low-cal veggie soup, not too heavy on the sodium? The trick is to find them.
Health-aware food marketing experts want to help, basically by using the things restaurants do to manipulate diners into ordering high-profit menu items for the greater good — or at least to boost our collective good health. In a study recently published in the International Journal of Hospitality Management, Cornell University professor Brian Wansink (the man credited with the 100-calorie snack pack) and co-author Katie Love found that people eating in restaurants tend to order descriptively named menu items more frequently than those with bland names. Renaming "seafood fillet" something like "Succulent Italian Seafood Fillet," for example, boosted sales 28 percent.


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Author Affiliations: The Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center for the Prevention of Heart Disease, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Leo Quinn will be Chairman of the Remuneration Committee as well as become part of the Nomination Committee.
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Most people assume search marketing works only to reach consumers, but it's actually quite effective for businesses wishing to connect with other businesses, as well.
How are business-to-business companies tapping into the B2B audience via search? For those who stayed to see the last session on the last day of the Search Engine Strategies Conference in San Jose, there were plenty of lessons to be learned and examples to examine in the B2B Case Studies session moderated by Anne Kennedy, Managing Partner at Beyond Ink.
A special report from the Search Engine Strategies conference, August 7-10, 2006, San Jose, CA.
David Szetela, CEO of Clix Marketing, Jon Lisbin, Chief Strategist of Point It! Inc. and Rick Brown, President of NetTrack presented their B2B case studies and demonstrated ways to more effectively utilize PPC advertising, landing page SEO, web analytics and paid inclusion on vertical aggregator sites to increase the effectiveness of online marketing for firms in the B2B space.
David Szetela, CEO of Clix Marketing spoke first, using a fictional company—"Acme Widgets"—to demonstrate some of the typical mistakes firms make when beginning a PPC marketing campaign and some of the strategies his company uses to increase the value generated by investments in PPC advertising. Szetela highlighted a number of categories of potentially valuable keyword bids that went beyond just the name of the product or service being offered.
He suggested including wholesale terms, brand terms, bad plurals, misspellings, full domains as well as the brand names and domains of key competitors in PPC campaigns because such terms cost little to the advertiser and can often bring in relevant traffic. Szetela also urged the audience to remember the importance of basic marketing strategies like including keywords in the headline of the ad, coupling ad groups with relevant landing pages, highlighting product benefits rather than features and constant testing of ad variations.
Jon Lisbin, Chief Strategist of Point It! Inc. spoke next. Lisbin's presentation examined a PPC and SEM campaign for Onvia, a software company that specializes in assisting companies win government contracts.
Lisbin explained how Point It! had worked with Onvia to develop a SEM campaign that continually tested more than 80 ad themes with optimized landing pages centered on various offer types in order to achieve specific sales force goals. Lisbin went on to explain how potential sales leads were targeted by what phase of the purchasing process they were in.
Point It! used educational sites and blogs to target those just beginning to consider trying to win a government contract and more highly targeted ad copy utilizing "ultra-qualified tail terms" for companies ready to commit to purchasing Onvia's services. Lisbin concluded by sharing the results of the campaign which demonstrated a gradual reduction in the advertising cost Onvia paid per qualified sales lead.
Rick Brown, President of NetTrack closed out the session with a discussion of the effectiveness of paid inclusion in vertical aggregator sites like ThomasNet, GlobalSpec and Industrial Quick Search. Brown articulated his endorsement of such aggregators cautiously, saying that they can bring in relevant traffic as well as provide valuable links to a company's homepage but that many of the metrics such websites use to promote their services (such as "reach," "page views," and "brand activity") don't have much impact on a client's bottom line.
He also noted that the value of the links from content aggregators is highest when the landing page can be controlled and there is a one to one relationship between the product category being searched and the landing page on a firm's website. Brown suggested than firms who invest in paid inclusion on a vertical aggregator site have their own analytics like ClickTracks to determine the value of the traffic coming in from sites like Industrial Quick Search.
Greg Jarboe is President of SEO-PR and a partner in Newsforce. He was a speaker at the "News Search SEO" session and conducted the "Press Release SEO Workshop" at SES San Jose '06.
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NOTE: Article links often change. In case of a bad link, use the publication's search facility, which most have, and search for the headline.
From The SEW Blog…
- Mid-August 2006 Search News Recap Posted
- Daily SearchCast, August 23, 2006: Is Google Bad For Other Businesses? Will Brazil Close Google's Offices There? Isn't Yahoo Coupon Finder Cool? And More!
- Researchers Debate Whether To Study The AOL Data
- Hitwise: Google & Yahoo Make Tiny Gains In July 2006
- Gmail In Japanese
- Google Releases Google Base API
- Google's Dominance Of Big & Small Companies
- Facebook Partners With Microsoft In Ad Deal
- Google To Party At Worldcon: Shiny!
- Aug. 23, 2006 Search News Forecast: Mostly Sunny!
- Yahoo Adds Coupon Shortcut, Making Finding Coupons Easy
- Google Keynote Conversation, Part Two
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- Ask.com Explains Smileys, Google Blogoscoped
- Backupr: backup your Flickr photos to DVD for free. TechCrunch
- How Google Could Stop Adsense Arbitrage, SEO BlackHat
- The Politicos Still Don't Get It, Search Engine Guide
- Analytics: You Can't Afford NOT to Track, Search Engine Guide
- Google Talk's Birthday Logo, Google Operating System
- What Will Excite Google Investors Next?, Associated Press
- How Do You Estimate the Size of A Search Engine?, SEO By The Sea
- New Google Patent Hints at Direction of Social Search, Google Watch
- Google looks at Query Themes and Reranking Based upon Editorial Opinion, SEO By The Sea
- Google-powered MTV Video, Google Blogoscoped
- Naughty Google Suggest, Google Blogoscoped
- Google Maps Below Result Snippets, Google Blogoscoped
- Yahoo! TV Sets Fall Preview, Multichannel News
- Can Google's Guide For The Blind Do More?, InternetNews.com
- MSN Search Doesn't Randomize Results Within One Index, Search Engine Roundtable
- Wisdom of Crowds: PredictWallStreet.com, Greg Sterling
- MSN UK Testing New Search Results Layout?, Search Engine Roundtable
- Google's Wifi Routers, Inside Google
- Forbes.com Goes Swicki with Eurekster, Online Marketing Blog
- Ask.com Appoints Chuck Geiger As Executive Vice President of Technology and Engineering, Yahoo! Finance
- MSN versus Yahoo! in Search Marketing, iMedia Connection
- Moving into the Zillow API, Robert Scoble
- Q&A with Raghu Ramakrishnan, Yahoo Search Blog
- Community + Search = Evaal?, Robert Scoble
- Top 10 Consequences of AOL's Data Breach, Google Watch
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Moose Sugar
Moose is really nothing more than syntactic "sugar" that automatically takes care of the boiler-plate tedium and low-level details of implementing objects automatically. This is possible because of Perl's powerful introspection capabilities—Moose dynamically manipulates the class definition at compile time just as if it had been written that way.
The previous class could be implemented like this with Moose:
package MyApp::Rifle;
use Moose;
has 'rounds' => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'Int', default => 0 );
sub fire {
my $self = shift;
die "out of ammo!" unless ($self->rounds > 0);
print "bang!\n";
$self->rounds( $self->rounds - 1 );
Not only is this code much shorter, cleaner and easier to read, but it is doing all the things the non-Moose class was doing and more. First, Moose is automatically creating the "new" constructor method behind the scenes. It is also automatically setting up "rounds" as an attribute (aka object variable), which Moose understands as a distinct concept.
Pure Perl has no such understanding; if you want "attributes", you have to implement them yourself by writing accessor methods by hand and deciding how they should work (the non-Moose version above illustrates only one of many possible approaches).
Moose, on the other hand, provides a refined, fully integrated object attribute paradigm. It sets up the accessor methods, handles the data storage and retrieval, and automatically configures the constructor to initialize attributes optionally with supplied parameters—and that is just scratching the surface!
One of the problems with the non-Moose version of our class is that there is no validation for "rounds". For example, nothing stops us from doing this:
my $rifle = MyApp::Rifle->new( rounds => 'foo' );
This is one of the areas where Moose really shines; it provides a complete
Type system that is very straightforward to use. In the Moose version, the
isa => 'Int' sets up the rounds attribute with a type constraint
that automatically will throw an exception (with a meaningful message)
if you try to set the value to anything that is not a valid integer. This
would stop you from setting rounds to 'foo' because it's not an integer, it's
a string.
This illustrates an important point about Moose's design and approach. Its syntax is declarative rather than imperative. This means you just need to specify what you want it to do instead of how it needs to do it. This is in sharp contrast to the traditional Perl 5 OO style, where that is exactly what you would have to do—add additional lines of code in the accessor method to test the value for validity and handle the result.
The syntax
isa => 'Int' doesn't provide any insight
on how Moose
will go about checking and enforcing the type constraint. And that's the
whole point—you don't care. But, you can rest assured it will do it in a
far more thorough and robust manner than anything you'd want to waste
time on doing yourself.
More about Attributes
You declare attributes in Moose with the "has" function. This consists of a unique attribute name, followed by a list of named options (key/values). Although it looks and behaves like a built-in language keyword, it is really just a function call. Its documented syntax is just idiomatic for the purpose of code readability (it's a fancy way to pass an argument list).
Moose provides all sorts of options that define the behavior of a given attribute, including setup of accessors, data types, initialization and event hooks. The simplest attribute is just an object variable that is set up as either read-write (rw) or read-only (ro) with the "is" option:
has 'first_name' => ( is => 'rw' );
The is option tells Moose to set up the accessor method, which is what you
use to get and set the attribute's value. You set the value of an attribute
by passing a single argument to the accessor (such as
$obj->first_name('Fred')), and you get the current value by calling the
accessor with no arguments (
$obj->first_name). Setting the value is only
allowed if the attribute "is" => "rw". If it's
"ro", and you try to set its
value through the accessor an exception will be thrown.
This is the core of the attribute paradigm, but lots of other options provide useful features. Here are a few of the noteworthy ones:
is: ro or rw, creates either a read-only or read-write accessor method.
isa: string representing an optional type constraint.
default: the default value of the attribute.
builder: alternative to default—name of a method that will generate the default.
lazy: if true, the attribute is not initialized until it's used.
required: if true, attribute value must be provided to constructor or have default/builder.
The builder option lets you specify a method to use to populate the attribute's default value. A builder is a normal method defined within the class, and its return value is used to set the attribute's initial value. If the builder needs to access other attributes within the object, the attribute must be lazy (to prevent it from potentially being populated before the other attributes it depends on).
Because this is such a common scenario, for convenience, Moose provides the
"lazy_build" attribute option that automatically sets the lazy option and
sets the builder to
_build_name (such as
_build_first_name for an
attribute named
first_name). For example:
has 'first_name' => ( is => 'ro', lazy_build => 1 );
sub _build_first_name {
my $self = shift;
return $self->some_lookup('some data');
Attributes Containing Objects
So far, I've talked only about attributes containing simple scalars. Attributes can contain other types of values as well, including references and other objects. For example, you could add a DateTime attribute to your MyApp::Rifle class to keep track of the last time "fire" was called:
package MyApp::Rifle;
use Moose;
use DateTime;
has 'rounds' => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'Int', default => 0 );
has 'fired_dt' => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'DateTime' );
sub fire {
my $self = shift;
die "out of ammo!" unless ($self->rounds > 0);
my $dt = DateTime->now( time_zone => 'local' );
print "bang!\n";
print "fired at " . $self->fired_dt->datetime . "\n";
$self->rounds( $self->rounds - 1 );
This is fairly straightforward. I'm creating a new DateTime object and storing it in my fired_dt attribute. Then, I can call methods on this object, such as the datetime method, which returns a friendly string representing the date and time.
I guess the basic question
I guess the basic question this raises is whether ease of development for you beats usefulness to others. If that ticket is representative, it suggests that actual users feel that converting to Moose is transferring an unwelcome cost them, and so you might end up with modules that are easy to maintain, but unused. That more people might use Moose in the future is speculation, but this complaint is from an actual user.
Perhaps it would be better to wait for requests to Moose-ify existing modules, and if they don't come, don't bother. If converting to Moose is that simple, surely someone will send some patches to you, or fork the module, if they want a Moose version.
Instead, just consider Moose for new code, where there is no opportunity to encourage take-up by people looking for lightweight code, only to find it switched to what they think is heaviness after the fact.
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Moose is awesome!
Thanks for this tutorial on Moose. Moose is simply awesome!
Intresting I have ner use
Intresting I have ner use Mose, but after reading this i might give it a try
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Personnel: Ralph Stanley (vocals, banjo); Keith Whitley, Roy Lee Centers (vocals, guitar); Ricky Skaggs (vocals, mandolin, fiddle); Curley Ray Cline (fiddle).
Audio Remasterer: Mike Milchner.
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In 1971, Ralph Stanley was one of the most respected and venerable figures in bluegrass, but in those days that only mattered so much. Bluegrass wasn't making much of an impression on the sales charts as the Nashville sound held sway, and even the biggest stars of the genre were a long way from wealthy. So Stanley, one of the true founding fathers of the music, was playing any festival or venue that would have him, and recording for several labels at once to keep product flowing. One of those labels was Jessup Records, a tiny outfit run by a jukebox distributor in Jackson, Michigan, and in 1971 and 1973, Stanley and his group the Clinch Mountain Boys cut a pair of albums for the label. However, Stanley's brief tenure with Jessup also coincided with an interesting period in his group's lineup -- a pair of teenage kids who were passionate bluegrass fans and precocious instrumentalists made Stanley's acquaintance, and soon Ricky Skaggs and Keith Whitley were touring and recording with the Clinch Mountain Boys. Skaggs and Whitley appeared on Stanley's two albums for Jessup, and The Complete Jessup Recordings Plus! reissues Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys Sing Michigan Bluegrass and Gospel Echoes of the Stanley Brothers in full, as well as Tribute to the Stanley Brothers, another small-label album Skaggs and Whitley recorded with Stanley and his group shortly before joining the Clinch Mountain Boys. None of this material rises to the level of a lost classic -- according to the liner notes by Colin Escott, these albums were recorded quickly and inexpensively, and one was knocked out in an afternoon while Stanley and the group waited to play their set at a bluegrass festival. But Stanley always held his group to a high standard, and if these recordings are typical for the group in this era, they're also quite good -- Stanley's vocals and banjo work have plenty of gravitas, and as he was already a 25-year music biz veteran at this point, he leads his group with a sure hand. Skaggs was already a solid and imaginative mandolin player, though he doesn't get a great deal of room to solo, and Whitley's vocals on Tribute to the Stanley Brothers are the work of a teenager still learning the ropes, but his talent and feel for the music are obvious. Given the circumstances under which these albums were recorded, the audio is consistently good if not outstanding, and the musicians spin through the older material with conviction, while making the most of the new tunes on Michigan Bluegrass (none of which have anything in particular to do with the Mitten State). Not essential, but valuable as a historical document and plenty enjoyable as a listening experience. ~ Mark Deming


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The Stadium "An der Alten Försterei" is not only the biggest stadium in Berlin used solely for football, it has also an unique and fascinating history.
To a great extent the stadium was built by the fans of 1.FC Union Berlin, and their home ground stands as a monument to tradition, consistency, fan culture with a peerless atmosphere at home matches, and a pure footballing experience.
Experience the stadium "An der Alten Försterei" during a guided tour. You walk through the player´s tunnel straight alongside the hallowed turf into the stadium. You study the Tunnel of Fame and survey the venerable memorial to all those who built the stadium. Furthermore you will take a seat in the away dressing room and are also able to visit the press conference suite as well as the VIP-areas*.
During the tour, which will take about 60 to 70 minutes, you will learn a lot of interesting things about the stadium "An der Alten Försterei", and also enjoy countless stories and anecdotes about this remarkable football club and their home.
*possibly restricted due to other events
Book your personal guided tour for groups through the stadium "An der Alten Försterei" via E-Mail at email@example.com
On home match days of 1. FC Union Berlin there will be no tours. You can find the current match schedule here.
Children (up to 6 years)
|School classes (from at least 15 pupils)**
|per pupil
To book a tour for a group it requires at least 10 participants. From a group size of 20 persons (except school classes) there will be a discount of 10% on the total price. The size of the group is limited to 30 participants.
*Pupils, trainees, apprentices, work-seekers, club members of the 1. FC Union Berlin, severely disabled persons (please bring the corresponding evidence)
**Two escorts receive free entrance.
The current valid rules of the stadium apply.


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