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If you're looking for a challenging and scenic Chicago area golf course, then Water's Edge is for you. Designed by Rick Robbins and PGA Consultant Gary Koch, this golf course is 18 holes of championship golf that is as challenging as it is scenic. Robbins is known for designing playable courses and Water's Edge is no exception. Measuring 6904 yards from the back tees and 5332 yards from the forward tees, golfers of every skill level will enjoy a day at Water's Edge. And with lush natural grasses, protected wetlands and dense forest golfers will remember this upscale, par 72 as one of the most beautiful courses in the Chicagoland area.
Village Greens of Woodridge golf course, located in Woodridge, Illinois, features an 18-hole, fun, affordable, public daily fee golf course always in great condition and considered one of Chicago's best value for golf. Golfers find Village Greens tree-lined fairways and golfer friendly atmosphere an ideal layout.
Seven Bridges Golf Club, a 4-Star rated course by Golf Digest, provides a golf experience unlike any other. Seven Bridges is recognized as one of the top 5 public courses in the Chicagoland area. It's a public course with a private course feel. Our finely-manicured course boasts a bucolic setting featuring 100-year-old oaks, picturesque lily pad ponds, and, of course, at least seven bridges. Following your round, you can enjoy a meal and drinks at the best 19th hole setting anywhere, The Dock, which offers great dining and sunset views.
Come and play right in your backyard! Visit Maple Meadows for outings, leagues, tournaments, individual play, and the great food in our restaurant. 27 holes, no reservations required and a beautiful public course!
CITY:Wood Dale
TopGolf is an interactive high-tech golfing experience like no other. With state-of-the-art equipment, restaurant, and bars, they are able to take care of your every recreation, social, and event need.
CITY:Wood Dale
Make Salt Creek Golf Club your golfing "home course". When you select a facility to patronize regularly, you want the facility that offers the full gamut of a private club without the dues. Our 18-hole executive style golf course will challenge golfers of all skill levels. Set amidst gently rolling terrain, mature tree, and beautiful ponds, Salt Creek's 3895 yard, par 63 course challenge players of all skill levels with tree-lined fairways and strategically placed sand bunkers.
CITY:Wood Dale
The 18-hole Winnetka Golf Club in Winnetka, IL is a public golf course that opened in 1914. Designed by William Langford, Winnetka Golf Club measures 6517 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 130 and a 72.6 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Conveniently located in suburban DuPage County, just south of route 64 and County Farm Road, renowned course architect Dick Nugent (Kemper Lakes, Seven Bridges) has created an 18-hole masterpiece carved from 230 acres of rolling prairie. Gentle doglegs bounded by forest, contrasted with strategically bunkered fairways and greens, wild prairie grasses, and more than 30 acres of man-made lakes demands a thinking persons approach if one is to score well.
Located on Chicago's North Shore, just 20 minutes from downtown Chicago, Wilmette Golf Club is one of the best public golf course challenge in the area! While Wilmette Golf Club's total yardage is only less than 6,400 from the back tees, it plays to much greater length. The short par 4's and the fact that there are only two par 5's in this par 70 track make Wilmette play like a championship layout.
Traditions at Chevy Chase Golf Course
Steeped in history and rooted in old-time service, our country club is perfect for any event and any size group. Built in 1927, the classic, Tudor-style clubhouse harkens back to an era when making guests feel welcome was an art form. Our guest services teams have preserved this philosophy. From the moment you arrive, we encourage you to indulge in the historic surroundings. Your comfort is assured in an atmosphere where respect is understood and your name is remembered. Our full-service facility offers a remarkable and stylish atmosphere in a clubhouse setting. The Grand Ballroom offers available seating space for up to 500 guests.
Arrowhead provides extraordinary facilities, spectacular views and customized services. The Clubhouse accommodates from 20 to 300 guests and is the perfect site for private parties, corporate meetings, trade shows, team building or wedding receptions.
Set among mature oak and hickory trees, lakes and streams, this full-service event facility with 27 holes offers both 18-hole and 9-hole play, and is recognized as one of the best public courses in America.
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Located on 25 acres, with woods, lakes and rolling hills, the course offers 9 holes of challenging golf for beginners and advanced golfers. Reduced rates available for golfers 55 and over. Clubhouse seats 60+ and has a variety of foods.
With undulating and quick greens, the course's front nine rolls and winds through 200-year old oak trees, while the back side is longer, with more water and strong winds.
CITY:West Dundee
A state-of-the-art ice training facility featuring figure skating, hockey for every age and skill level, goalie training, meeting rooms and concessions.
CITY:West Dundee
Playing this unique, well-conditioned and spectacularly-designed 18-hole course will surely make you want to come back. Full service premier meeting and banquet facility provides outstanding culinary offerings and personal service.
CITY:West Chicago
St. Andrews Golf and Country Club
Since 1926, Chicago area golfers have sought out St. Andrews for its two championship courses, the top-ranked practice center, and award winning banquet and clubhouse services. With its vast rolling terrain, mature trees, and historic setting, St. Andrews offers quality facilities not only for discerning golfers but for golf outings, weddings, and banquet events of any size.
CITY:West Chicago
Trackside Waukegan offers a casual, comfortable setting to wager on horse racing from around the world, broadcast on 250 television monitors. Watch and bet on races in the Finish Line Restaurant and Lounge, Grandstand Bar, Teletheater or Backstretch Deli.
The People's Choice Family Fun Center of Waukegan
The Fun Center consists of a 43,000 sq. ft. entertainment facility offering over 150 redemption and arcade games, a Redemption Area with over 1,000 items from which to choose, Rocky's Pizzeria, a Food Court, Hershey's® Ice Cream Shoppe, a main Party Area with a 12 ft. movie screen, three private party rooms for birthdays, showers, meetings or any occasion and Rocky's Fun House Miniature Golf. Video gaming also available.
Bonnie Brook Golf Course & Banquet Facility
Bonnie Brook is one of the most popular public courses in Lake County, boasting a meticulously manicured 18-hole course with rolling, wooded terrain. Its natural, picturesque landscape offers golfers the ability to enjoy tree-lined fairways, spacious greens, small lakes and the beauty of the north branch of the Waukegan River, which flows gently throughout the course. With a course length of 6,701 yards, Bonnie Brook offers championship golfers a solid test while being friendly and forgiving to the high handicappers. The clubhouse features a Indoor Golf and Learning Center which houses a P3Proswing Simulator. The simulator and its software helps analyze a player's swing and provides guidance how to improve their game and is available on an appointment basis only.
The top sports complex in Northern Illinois which features 14 outdoor soccer fields including a lighted synthetic turf Championship Field and 4 softball diamonds with lights. A perfect place to host tournaments and events.
The most under priced attraction in the area! 36 acres of family fun. See 300 classic, antique and muscle cars, including the country's largest display of Hollywood TV and movie cars! Experience the Military Combat Zone, a life-like battle scene with rare military vehicles and weapons. Shop 5 Antique Malls. Take a Haunted Trolley Tour. Enjoy great food in a Betty Boop themed diner and more. All in one location!
The Odeum Sports and Expo Center, located in Chicago's western suburbs, is DuPage County's largest sports and special events facility. This 130,000 sq. ft. complex includes 3 diversified areas totaling over 85,000 sq. ft. of clear-span exhibition space.
CITY:Villa Park
Family entertainment center featuring Illinois' largest indoor roller coaster, go-karts, bumper cars, Tilt-A-Whirl, bowling, and hundreds of video and redemption games.
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Some days you must feel forgotten, like I've chosen a new soul to put all my trust in.
Just like sun rising casting its glow upon the bay, your place lays exactly where it has been and will always stay.
Only you can understand this plan in which I have mapped out every move. There is no key, no certain places or destinations, not even a set longitude or latitude.
When it comes to us, there is nothing that needs to be said right away and absolutely nothing we have to prove.
You set my mind at rest, it brings peace and inspiration, and you help me to release the flow where I can finally increase the things that make me feel best.
I know I have not seen you nearly as much as I should but I know with you it's already understood. Even when I am not in your view, I am still accompanied by all that you do; I hope you feel the same from me all the way through.
Since we formed this bond and re-connected, you have made my life feel unexpected. All that you have given me, inspiration, courage and stability have sincerely changed me incredibly.
The most important gift you have given me is the help to regain my clarity. The chance to view all that exists instead of a view driven by negativity. I have finally found my long lost personality.
For all these gifts there is no end, to the gratitude I feel to you my friend. I promise to return the joy you have brought back, to a life that was headed some place black.
Anything I can ever do, change your mood, maybe pick up Thai food. Even if it's just a joke to bring you laughter that can stick with you the whole day after.
I thank the universe every day, that cosmic waves have brought you back my way and even if I haven't seen you today, just know ,even when I feel there's nothing left, a piece of you stays inside to protect me, help me through those obstacles.
When I feel weakness weighing me down and I feel like I'm going to fall, I hear your voice in my head, keeping me strong and to never stand any other way but tall.
There is no thank you good enough to repay; all you give me every single day. However I know that you understand my gratitude is grand and I'll always be there holding out my hand.
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Haha, yes. I've gotten that reaction before. I've used Vista for the last 5 years and even though I've experienced problems before, and still do, it is the OS that I'm most used to. And back in the days when people said that Vista as a glitchy piece of of sh*t, I experienced that and endured since it was already installed on my PC and I was too lazy to reinstall to XP. And after Service Pack 2 came out, the only problems I have had are minor interface things and program compatibility (Solidworks is being phased out of Vista after 2014).
I have not gotten used to how much has changed in Widows 8, Start menu and many of the basic components of Windows itself has been chucked out the window, heck I had to Google how to turn off a computer in Widows 8. I see a big problem right there. If and when Microsoft brings back the old GUI of Windows, that's the moment I'll start to like Win 8 some more.


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This is not a book about how to write. It is for the enthusiastic amateur clutching their script after years of work, who needs to navigate their way through a quagmire of rejection slips and find out how the book trade actually works.
Blake describes in detail exactly what an agent will do for you and how to submit your novel (synopsis, one or two chapters, character outlines are what she prefers) as well as general dos and don'ts. "No good plot should rely on coincidence"; don't send manuscripts that smell of tobacco or anything else, and definitely never set booby traps to see if the agent has read the manuscript. She is realistic about rejections but is also relentlessly encouraging, pointing out that the agency has represented many authors who came in on the slush pile and yet made it to the bestseller lists.
She gives clear, concise and thorough explanations about auctions, negotiating (never believe a publisher who tells you that they have standard contracts), and who does what in publishing houses. Commissioning editors buy your book, structural editors "try to leave out the parts people skip", and marketing managers hold the key to whether you are ever going to make it.
Blake is right to point out that books are never the product of the author alone, for they often go through countless drafts with invaluable and invisible editorial advice. She is also pragmatic when it comes to publicity. Authors habitually moan about never getting enough, but she correctly says that authors must expect to work for it these days. Publishers have other titles to occupy them and authors have a vested interest in doing everything they can to promote their book. Have postcards of the cover printed, write press releases if the publisher won't, and contact your local bookshop and newspaper. Create your own website and never, ever reply to a bad review - however tempting.
There's enough realism in this handbook to put the romantic dabbler off, and enable the seriously committed writer. However, I wanted more of the stories from the writers Blake represents which pepper this text with refreshing light relief. Michael Ridpath is quoted as saying that "most people don't realise that there's an awful lot of typing involved in writing a book". Maeve Haran rewrote the ending of one of her novels to suit her German publishers. When Blake went to see the managing director of a major publisher to go through an author's royalty statements, he couldn't understand them. When he called in his royalty manager to join the meeting, the latter couldn't understand them either.
That is the stuff of publishing I know and love. But that's just about all we get. This is a useful book and I will consult it when the next royalty statement comes in, because I never understand them.
But what makes publishing special is the buzz, the passion, that agents and publishers feel for special books, and the phenomenal thrill when a gamble pays off and the book becomes a bestseller or wins the Booker Prize. And that thrill is missing from this book. If writing and publishing were just about earning a living, few of us would do it.
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perhaps a rescued dog? then you don't have to deal with all the puppy crap like I'm doing..
the hay thing is driving me nuts. last year I took up the slack with square bales of oat hay, which worked well. but this year, all the oats are being baled into round rolls.
when there was good hay, I could only get a few bales because of my painful leg. (did go to the dr. and we think the muscle spasms are a side effect from the generic boniva I started. so I'm done with all that and hoping I will get back to normal once the medication leaves my body.)
I could only unload a few bales at a time. now the hay is crap again. I tried mixing the crap hay - dry, not moldy - with the good hay but they weren't fooled. the grass is growing but we need more rain.
turkeys are fun. I had some long ago and really enjoyed them. once they start to feather out, they won't need a light. good luck with them.
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Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) is offering Mini Grants to more than 100 area educators as part of the SRNS "Innovative Teaching Mini Grants Program."
All area middle and elementary educators are eligible to apply for grants of $500, $750 or $1,000.
An independent selection committee will review the grant proposals and select projects that enhances elementary and middle school science, mathematics and technology programs directly impacting students in the classroom.
Applications must be submitted by March 6.
Columbia County's Chamber of Commerce has joined the top local chambers in the nation by earning a five-star accreditation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
The Columbia County Chamber is one of only 89 such organizations across the country to receive the honor, putting it among the top 1 percent of chambers nationwide, said Tammy Shepherd, president and CEO.
"We are so proud of the five-star accreditation," Shepherd said in a press release. "We have worked hard to develop programs and services that benefit our members and the business community.
Peter Huestis will lead Augusta Preparatory Day School next school year.
In a statement released Friday, the school said Huestis has a background in school administration. He served as head of school at Bayside Academy in Daphne, Ala. He also worked at schools in Oklahoma and North Carolina.
He has a bachelor of arts degree from Bishop's University and a master of science degree from Barry University.
His contract with Augusta Prep begins July 1. Interim Head of School Ferrell Singleton will continue in his role through the end of the 2014-15 school year.
Organizers for the 2014 Martinez-Evans Christmas Parade are seeking entries for the parade's 50th anniversary year.
The parade, founded and sponsored by the Merchants Association of Columbia County, is set for Dec. 7. Parade Chairman Billy Franke said the event usually has between 120 and 140 entries, but that could swell to even more in this landmark year.
Franke said the Columbia County parade has grown to become the most well attended parades in the entire CSRA.
The public is invited to hear Columbia County candidates speak Oct. 16 at the Jabez Sanford Hardin Performing Arts Center.
The forum gives candidates for tax commissioner and two county commission seats the opportunities to answer questions. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the program begins at 6 p.m. Eight candidates will speak.
For Tax Commissioner: Wayne Bridges, Tom Schneider and Les Walden.
For Commission District 3: Zollie "Trip" Derryberry, Brett McGuire, Mack Taylor and Floyd B. Everett.
For Commission District 4: Incumbent Bill Morris and Vernon Thomas.
The air is cooler, the leaves are changing colors and the election is around the corner. It's fall festival time.
This Saturday, Oct. 11, the public is invited to "Governor Deal's Fall Festival," from 9-11 a.m at the Evans Towne Center Park.
The two men vying for U.S. House of Representatives 12th District seat will square off for a public forum on issues today.
The debate between incumbent Democrat U.S. Rep. John Barrow and his Republican opponent Rick Allen will take place at 3 p.m. at the Evans Government Center auditorium, 630 Ronald Reagan Drive.
The candidates will make remarks on issues and answer a series of questions from the organizers and also some submitted by the audience.
Two people were killed this morning in a traffic accident on Interstate 20 in Columbia County near the McDuffie County line.
The accident took place about 5 a.m. in the eastbound lane, Coroner Vernon Collins said.
The names of the victims have not been made public, but Collins said one was a man from Texas and a woman from South America.
Neither was wearing a seat belt.
Columbia County firefighters collected more than $61,000 for charity in its annual Boot Drive held in May, according to Chief Doug Cooper of Columbia County Fire Rescue.
Firefighters collected a total of $61,162.37 over six days in May. The money collected was donated to Wal-Mart with a check in the amount of $10,000.00 for the Children's Miracle Network, $10,000.00 to Columbia County Forward and $41,162.37 to Southeastern Firefighters Burn Foundation.
Columbia County's Fourth of July Celebration and fireworks show will take place in the heart of Evans this Friday.
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Ryan and I do not eat a lot of big salads. Sure we eat salad as a starter but very rarely is that all we have for dinner. However, this week has been really busy both at work and at home so I was looking for some quick fix meals and this taco salad fit the bill. It is loaded with all of my favorite taco fixin's like beans, tomatoes, cheese, tortilla strips and seasoned ground turkey. But the star of this salad is the spicy avocado dressing that it is tossed in.
More often than not I am a vinaigrette kind of girl when it comes to salads but I got the idea for an avocado dressing after going to lunch with my mother-in-law a couple of weeks ago. We went to a favorite Tex-Mex style restaurant while we were visiting family. My mother-in-law ordered a salad that came with a ranch avocado dressing. While I liked the idea of avocado ranch, I've had a lot of ranch lately so I decided to take the avocado element and make a spicy dressing for my taco salad. It was thick, creamy and dressed this salad nicely. And I must confess, maybe now I am a spicy avocado dressing kind of girl.
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Digital Magazines include the perfect gift of the internet revolution containing lead to communication becoming easy, convenient and price effective. They blend reader's choices with unmatched and fast interaction, timeliness, longevity, value plus an environmental conscience. Unfortunately, many loyalists of the media and advertising industries haven't properly grasped the distinction and benefits of the digital publications.
Some confusion is perceivable, because this state of the art technology for digital magazine publishing are in an early growth phase. Options for publishers are expanding along with lieu of the effects of global warming and its ever increasing threats, it's very theraputic for the survival with the mankind as a whole to present priority to these digital publications. Should you consider the marketing and promotional advertisements which happen in the printed magazines and newspapers, they can even be perfectly placed in a digital magazine. As an example, as an ad is displayed inside a print magazine, it can be placed like an online banner inside a digital publication.
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Republican state senators in Wisconsin approved a controversial bill Wednesday that would eliminate most collective-bargaining rights for public employees, including teachers. Republicans, who voted on the proposal without Democrats, said the vote was legal even though it would curb collective-bargaining power and would require employees to pay more for their health benefits and union dues -- effectively reducing employee salaries by about 8%.
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Trust in dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity.Kahlil Gibran
Why does the eye see a thing more clearly in dreams than the imagination when awake?Leonardo da Vinci
When we are motivated by goals that have deep meaning, by dreams that need completion, by pure love that needs expressing -- then we truly live life.Greg Anderson
Dreams are today's answers to tomorrow's questions.Edgar Cayce
Dreams are renewable. No matter what our age or condition, there are still untapped possibilities within us and new beauty waiting to be born.Dale E. Turner
The best reason for having dreams is that in dreams no reasons are necessary.Ashleigh Brilliant
Ideologies separate us. Dreams and anguish bring us together.Eugene Ionesco
I was not looking for my dreams to interpret my life, but rather for my life to interpret my dreamsSusan Sontag
Only in our dreams are we free. The rest of the time we need wages.Terry Pratchett
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.Eleanor Roosevelt
And our dreams are who we areBarbara Sher
But I, being poor, have only my dreams. I have spread my dreams under your feet; tread softly, because you tread on my dreams.William Butler Yeats
We are such stuff as dreams are made of, and our little life is rounded with a sleep.William Shakespeare
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Designed first and foremost as a workhorse with superior towing and payload numbers, the 2013 Ford F-450 Super Duty also offers refinement and luxury with the premium trim levels and options.
- Highest tow rating of any pickup
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SailNet Community (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/)
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Am I ready to skipper a short coastal trip?
I've been sailing for five years now. I took the basic Keelboat class before purchasing my O'Day 31, and have sailed her in protected waters ever since. My only coastal experience was when the hired captain and I motor sailed her from her old port (St. Pete, FL), to her new home in Louisiana.
I would love to get started with coastal cruising, for a first trip, just sailing her south into the Gulf of Mexico to clear water (that's about 50 miles out), spending a day swimming around the boat, then sailing back in.
Although I haven not taken marine navigation training, I am familiar with aviation navigation. I can read nautical charts. I have not taken any type of coastal cruising class, but I did receive a lot of free "training" from my eleven days on the water with the captain when we brought the boat home.
I feel like it's a simple trip, fifty miles south and back, but I have never skippered a coastal trip before. I can handle all the provisioning for such a trip, but I'm I biting off more than I can chew? I guess I don't know what I don't know.
Yes, just don't jump off the boat to go swimming!
Because some people in the past, have jumped off for a swim, without thinking to put a boarding ladder down first, and literally died next to their boat because they couldn't hoist themselves back aboard.
I wouldn't say "don't swim", just make sure you have a point of ingress before you jump off.
I see your point about a point of ingress. My plan would be to always have someone aboard the boat, anyway. I don't like to leave her unmanned, even of it's for a short surface swim. Yes, of course, I'd lower the ladder and have a tagline trailing the boat, as well.
Back to the trip itself, it sounds like a great trip to get your feet wet for longer trips. It will give you experience in logistics, navigation, seamanship and meteorlogical planning.
Why not?
My comment would be if you go out 50 miles for a 100 mile round trip it will turn into a good 24 hours of sailing and how will you keep the boat moving for that long
Regarding sailing for 24 hours, I already have two very anxious hands ready to go. I would like to find a third hand, then we four can take shifts at the wheel. That way no one would loose so much sleep that it affects our daytime schedule too much. That would also mean two of us in the water swimming, with two manning the boat, just like we do on SCUBA trips.
Sounds like you have plenty of sailing experience for a trip like this... Being that it somehow takes you out of your comfort zone (coastal vs protected waters)... You will probably over prepare and over analyze every little detail of the trip... (weather, provisioning, charts, harbors, what-if's etc) .... Not a bad thing.... Just don't forget to have fun :)
And also try not to make it too quick of a trip... I can't tell if you're taking two days or three.... These types of trips tend to be more fun when you allow for a full day of fun with a night of sleep before heading back.....
Sure - those miles can be done in much less time.... But that's not fun at all....
Btw... I'm just the opposite.... I've really never sailed in protected waters at all... Home port is Dana Point, CA so I just play in the pacific....
Our first boat was out of Dana Point, too. We had a 26 footer that we sailed in that area. We had taken her out about 10 times on our own to learn how to sail. We bought her to learn on and knew we would upgrade.
We then bought our second boat - a 31 footer. Picking that one up, and with around 20 hours total experience, we took on the task of sailing the new boat 93 miles from Oxnard to San Pedro, with a stop off at Catalina Island.
Once you get out there and find out how exciting it can be, you'll be hooked. As with what others will tell you, read, research, and try to anticipate everything that might happen. That way you MAY be ready for those things that you did not anticipate. And.... Check the weather!
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I am using perl version v5.20.3 . Using QNAP machine
Problem in cheking the existence of file.
error : Value too large for defined data type
use strict;
use warnings;
my $fileName = '/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Download/testFile.avi';
if (! -e $fileName){
print "Error ".$!."\n";
print "\nSuccess $!\n";
For text files its working fine. How to check the existance of '.avi' files?
Hello Monks!
I'm integrating two sets of code, one written for a Dancer web app, the other for CGI.pm. There's core code in the Dancer app that runs, and then the request parameters are parsed, the appropriate modules loaded, and the route-specific code is run, returning either a data structure (Dancer app) or printing to STDOUT (CGI.pm code). The content is then rendered in a template that also has page header, footer, navigation, etc., generated by the Dancer app.
I'm running into various problems because of the way that the CGI.pm-based code is written, e.g. some of the modules auto-export all their functions into the global namespace, most of the modules initialise a load of request-specific variables on load, there are function name clashes between modules, and most were written without warnings (and some without strict mode) turned on. From my understanding of the way Dancer is operating, the Dancer app stays alive between requests, so the CGI.pm modules really need to be reloaded to reinitialise these request-specific variables. Additionally, some of the functionality in the CGI.pm modules takes a long time to execute (it was written before the days of AJAX) and might be better dealt with by presenting a 'loading' page in the UI and retrieving the data via javascript when it is ready.
Is there a way to temporarily / safely execute the CGI.pm-based code within the Dancer framework without running into the issues above? Some kind of sandbox around the code, like a big eval but which also prevents namespace pollution (and ideally "unloads" the modules after use)? To recap, I'd like to:
Apologies if this is not clearly enough described. I can provide more detail if helpful. Thank you in advance for any suggestions!
Is there a free IDE for Strawberry Perl, running in Windows, that is both visual and interactive?
Some of our build servers have a 32-bit Windows OS, others have a 64-bit Windows OS. Is there a free IDE for Strawberry Perl that is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows operating systems?
Currently we debug our Perl scripts by using the "-d" debug option on the command line, to go through the Perl code line-by-line. However the command line option "perl -d", is text oriented, not visual, and is very cumbersome to use.
Is there a Perl IDE that can be downloaded free, and would provide a visual interactive mode that is less cumbersome than the "perl -d" command line mode?
I have studied the Perl IDEs "Padre" and "Perl Express". I found a webpage saying the "Padre" interactive mode has quit working. I found another webpage saying that "Perl Express" contains some bugs and has not been updated since December 2005.
Currently I am studying the "Netbeans" IDE, which is freeware, and which has a plugin making it compatible with Perl. For Netbeans see https://netbeans.org/downloads/, for the Netbeans Perl plugin see http://plugins.netbeans.org/plugin/36183/perl-on-netbeans). Has anyone tried Netbeans + the Netbeans Perl plugin to debug Perl programs in a visual, interactive manner? Did it work successfully?
Our requirements are having a Perl IDE: a) That is visually oriented (instead of text-oriented like "perl -d"). b) Allows a Perl program to be run and debugged line-by-line, in an easy to understand visual display. c) Is Freeware. d) Is compatible with Windows OS 32-bit and Windows OS 64-bit
Is there an existing Perl IDE that can be downloaded free, that meets the requirements listed above? I need to download and test Perl IDE's on my home computer, not my work computer, so I can't do such testing at the moment
If you are bored and looking for someone to beat some sense into, read on. Note: this post is somewhat of a followup to my question yesterday.
First, a little background to put this in context. I started learning Perl in the late 90s. I'm a very on again/off again programmer. I don't code for a living and I write some hellacious spaghetti code. But every year or two I get the programming bug but usually end up biting off more than I can chew and/or get sidetracked with other stuff. But the last couple of weeks I've decided to pour my heart into getting as good as I can get at programming with perl so I can take on some larger projects I'd like to work on. First, to sharpen my chops, I decided to work on a smaller project, a family of modules and roles to manipulate my webserver from my local machine. The primary purpose of this project is not to write the best possible mechanism for issuing commands to a remote server. While I want this program to be useful, its primary purpose is to help me cut my teeth more with Moose, seeing what it can do, and getting more adept with it and other tools (like testing, vim, etc.).
So anyway, what I'm looking for is a critique of what I have to see if I'm way out to lunch. I'm particularly concerned with how I'm using roles, which seems very convoluted. I'll explain in more detail as I show the code below. I have more to code but I'm far enough along to have enough shape to it. What I have written so far works and has been tested. Feel free to bash me. I can take it.
package WebServerRemote 0.000001;
use Carp;
use Moose;
use Data::Dumper;
use Modern::Perl;
use Params::Validate;
use MyWebsite;
use namespace::autoclean;
with 'MyOpenSSH';
with 'Apache2Info';
sub get_file {
validate_pos(@_, 1, 1);
my $self = shift;
my $file_path = shift;
return $self->capture("cat $file_path");
# get website objects based on domain name
sub get_websites {
validate_pos(@_, 1, 1);
my ($self, $domain) = @_;
my @websites = (); # website o
my $config_files = $self->lookup_config_files($domain); # list of c
+onfig files
croak 'No config files found with ' . $domain if !@$config_files;
foreach my $file (@$config_files) {
my $config = $self->get_file($file);
#my @cmds = qw( servername, suexecusergroup, customlog, serveralia
+s );
foreach my $docroot (@{$self->get_docroots_from_string($config)})
my $vh = $self->get_vh_context($config, 'documentroot'
+, $docroot);
my @aliases = ();
my $aliases = '';
while (my $alias = $vh->cmd_config('serveralias')) {
push @aliases, $alias;
$aliases = join ', ', @aliases;
my $suexec = $vh->cmd_config('suexecusergroup') || '';
my $servername = $vh->cmd_config('servername') || '';
my $errorlog = $vh->cmd_config('errorlog') || '';
push @websites,
MyWebsite->new (
docroot => $docroot,
apache_config_path => $file,
domain => $servername,
suexecgroup => $suexec,
aliases => $aliases,
error_log => $errorlog,
ssh => $self->ssh->get_user . '@' . $self
return \@websites;
sub check_dir_for_files {
validate_pos(@_, 1, 1, 1);
my $self = shift;
my $dir = shift;
my $files = shift;
my $listing = $self->capture('ls -1 ' . $dir);
my %files = map { $_ => 1 } split /\n/, $listing;
my @fail = ();
# $files can be a scalar or an array
if (ref $files) {
push @fail, grep { !exists $files{$_} } @$files;
return !@fail;
} else {
return $files{$files};
The module above consumes two roles. First, there is MyOpenSSH which is just a wrapper for Net::OpenSSH:
package MyOpenSSH 0.000001;
use Carp;
use Data::Dumper;
use Moose::Role;
use Modern::Perl;
use Net::OpenSSH;
use Params::Validate;
has 'ssh' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Net::OpenSSH', required => 1, lazy =
+> 0, handles => qr/[^(capture)]/, );
around BUILDARGS => sub {
my $orig = shift;
my $class = shift;
my %args = ref $_[0] ? %{$_[0]} : @_;
croak 'a host must be supplied for ssh: ssh => (\'<user>@<host>\', %
+opts)' if !%args;
my ($host, %opts) = $args{ssh};
return $class->$orig( %args) if ref $host eq 'Net::OpenSSH';
delete $args{ssh};
my $ssh = Net::OpenSSH->new($host, %opts);
$ssh->error and croak "could not connect to host: $ssh->error";
return $class->$orig( ssh => $ssh, %args );
# wrapper for system method
sub exec {
validate_pos(@_, 1, 1);
my $self = shift;
my $cmd = shift;
$self->ssh->system($cmd) || carp 'Command failed: ' . $self->ssh->er
# wrapper for capture method
sub capture {
validate_pos(@_, 1, 1);
my $self = shift;
my $cmd = shift;
$self->ssh->capture($cmd) || carp 'Command failed: ' . $self->ssh->e
Now, I'm sure the first question will be, "Why is he using Net::OpenSSH and not just doing it directly on the machine?" Well, mostly because I wanted to get familiar with it and also because I want to be able to develop everything on my local machine to see if it can be done. I'm sure the other question will be "Why a wrapper for Net::OpenSSH?" The answer to that is twofold: I wanted to see how it might be done and two, I don't want to have to remember how to construct a Net::OpenSSH object. I can now create a WebServerRemote object with something as simple as $wsr = WebServerRemote(ssh => me@host). Yeah, I'm that lazy.
I found some nice side benefits to wrapping Net::OpenSSH. For example, I can automatically check for errors every time I run a command on the remote server.
Now, the BUILDARGS is the most interesting (convoluted?) feature of the Net::OpenSSH role. It was hacked together with trial and error until I got it to work. I will get back to this later. It's a doozy.
So, the other role I have is called Apache2Info. Its job is to do boring things related to retrieving information from Apache config files. So far, it mostly has methods I will use for reporting. I've left out a lot of the code of this role because it's not very interesting or pertinent to this post:
package Apache2Info 0.000001;
use Carp;
use Try::Tiny;
use File::Spec;
use File::Util;
use Moose::Role;
use Data::Dumper;
use Modern::Perl;
use File::Listing;
use File::Basename;
use Params::Validate;
use Apache::ConfigFile;
requires 'ssh';
# get document roots of a config file
sub get_docroots_from_string {
# searches a config file string for a command and returns virtual host
+ config
# if a match is found
sub get_vh_context {
# Apache::ConfigParser requires a path to a file as an argument
# so we save contents to a file first and then read it
sub _read {
# get list of absolute, non-canonical paths to all apache configuratio
+n file
sub get_enabled_apache_config_filenames {
# get a listing of all directories where config files reside
sub get_config_file_dirs {
# get all docroots
sub get_all_docroots {
# find the config files for a given domain name
sub lookup_config_files {
The only really interesting thing here is the requires 'ssh' bit because this role needs a Net::OpenSSH functionality to get stuff from the server. I satisfy that in my consumers by having an ssh attribute. You'll notice the ssh attribute is supplied by the MyOpenSSH role. This is also where stuff gets kind of convoluted.
The last piece of the puzzle is the MyWebsite class which extends WebServerRemote. I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not but in the interest of experimenting I decided to try it and see what happens. My thinking on this was that since I want my website objects to use the MyOpenSSH role and Apache2Info, that I could just extend WebServerRemote and have those features automatically included. Also, there are methods in WebServerRemote that will be used by my MyWebsite. So, anyway, here is the code:
package MyWebsite 0.000001;
use Carp;
use Moose;
use Modern::Perl;
use Drupal;
use WordPress;
extends 'WebServerRemote';
with 'MyOpenSSH';
use namespace::autoclean;
has 'db' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'ver' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'type' => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, builder => '_set_type');
has 'domain' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'aliases' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'docroot' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 1,
+lazy => 0 );
has 'db_user' => (is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', writer => '_set_dbuser', );
has 'db_pass' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'root_dir' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'error_log' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'site_config' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'suexecgroup' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'apache_config' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'site_config_path' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
has 'apache_config_path' => (is => 'rw', isa => 'Str', required => 0,
+lazy => 1, default => '', );
sub _set_type {
my $self = shift;
# check for drupal multi site
if ($self->check_dir_for_files($self->docroot, ['sites', 'includes',
+ 'modules'])) {
$self = Drupal->meta->rebless_instance($self);
return 'drupal';
if ($self->check_dir_for_files($self->docroot, 'wp-config.php')) {
$self = WordPress->meta->rebless_instance($self);
return 'wordpress';
if ($self->check_dir_for_files($self->docroot, 'settings.php')) {
$self = Drupal->meta->rebless_instance($self);
return 'drupal';
So, I have to have the with 'MyOpenSSH'; bit in there. I thought by extending MyWebsite I wouldn't need that. However, when I remove that line, things break when the _set_type method gets run. I get an error saying there is no capture method which is found in MyOpenSSH. But putting this line wreaked all other kinds of havoc. I think the ssh attribute was trying to get set twice. I'm not sure. Anyway, after fiddling with the BUILDARGS method of MyOpenSSH and playing with the order of the with statements, I was able to get it to work somehow. I feel in my bones this is a horrible hack but I don't know how to fix it properly.
The other thing I do is apparently what's called an "object factory" where the MyWebsite object detects what kind of website it is and then subclasses itself when the _set_type method is called. Perhaps this is a bad idea. I'm not sure if there's a real good reason to do it except to see if it can be done. But I'm thinking it may come in handy because different kinds of websites will have different methods.
Alright, that's it. Feel free to beat on me if this is a ridiculous mess. :)
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I believe there isn't a real solution to my problem, but might be !!
So, I am working on Company Servers where I deploy modules in separate directory due to root permission issues and use them via PERL5LIB or 'use lib'.
But problem comes when installing each module goes up and up with recursive dependencies.
I have proxy restrictions due to which I can't connect to internet on shell and directly install via cpan. Each module, and thereafter its parent module, I have to download, unzip and install manually.
Is there a way I can view all the dependencies of a module I am going to install on browser itself and view the order of installation?
If it is possible, I will go and download them one by one and install it in that manner instead of opening multiple sessions to a server, multiple browser windows, doing scp from my local windows machine, unzip and blah blah. Although this is also a manual work, but atleast a bit better.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Hey all,
So thankfully, Strawberry Perl is in the beginning stages of providing a JSON document with all of their releases. Here is their first example/mockup.
Currently, in berrybrew, I hand pick releases, add them into an existing JSON file within the install, and allow others to manually edit this file as they see fit.
The entire list is quite long, even using just the portable editions. For instance, each version has a 32-bit and a 64-bit cut, and each 32-bit cut has both a "with USE_64_BIT_INT" and "without USE_64_BIT_INT". I like the entire default list to show up in one cmd window without scrolling.
My question is essentially looking for assistance on how I should decide which versions to include. First, the list file will be included in each distribution as it currently was when that release is done. The user will have to manually run a command line command to fetch any updates.
I'm thinking about including only all 32 and 64 bit portable editions in the berrybrew available command, with some options to include others:
berrybrew update_perls # only look for new default includes
berrybrew update_perls include PDL
berrybrew update_perls include 64_BIT_INT
berrybrew update_perls all
etc. After the new JSON data is fetched, we'll run a routine that will reformat everything to how it is used internally.
What are your thoughts on this? If you use Perlbrew, is there anything you wish was/wasn't being done?
All suggestions welcome, as I'm in the extremely early stages of drumming up a design on how this will be approached (and hopefully, make decent decisions early on, as to minimize work after if it needs to be modified).
berrybrew is developed in C#. It is currently being reviewed for porting to C++ because I desire to get rid of the .Net requirement, if possible. However, that doesn't affect the outcome of this particular question. That said, any and all suggestions to how the software operates or acts is welcome, as I'm a *nix person by default, and would love feedback of all sorts from my fellow Monks who use Windows.
A comparison of tradeoffs using various web technologies should probably be a FAQ and updated once a year. The web is important, and unlike ruby and rails (or python and django?), there is really not one recommended dominating web framework in perl to start with.
I am going to start this post with what I understand.
So, for someone new who wants to learn how to code a website, there seem to be two primary perl choices. If my reading of the landscape is not correct, then please correct it. And if someone could please post the pros and cons of Dancer2 and Mojolicious---so that one does not have to learn both first to start with one---it would be helpful.
Personal Observation: What I liked about CGI.pm and Plack/PSGI over the frameworks was that lower-level code makes it easier to determine what perl code was responsible for displaying a given web page. With the frameworks, by the time all routes, templates, injections, etc., are considered, it becomes hard to trace how the given web page has been built. Where web programs are one's primary responsibility and used every day for years, the linkage within the frameworks is not a problem. One remembers instantly what was where. Where web programs are occasional tasks, separated by long periods of neglect, this becomes more difficult.
thanks in advance to the experts for illuminating the issues.
I have a Moose class which represents websites on a server, call it the Website class. This is a parent class of two subclasses: Website::Drupal and Website::WordPress. Website objects start out as a generic. Once the object "learns" which type of object it is, I'd like it to subclass itself as Website::WordPress or Website::Drupal. I believe that "coercion" is what I need to do. I read this but I couldn't really make heads or tails of it and so I'm not sure if I'm on the right track. If someone could give me some hints to steer me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.
use Win32::TieRegistry (Delimiter => '/');
my $version=2.1;
my $mykey = $Registry->{'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/SPS/$version'};
my $mykeyval = $mykey->{'/AppsDir'};
One could randomly change the code under test (e.g. replace a + by a - ) and run the tests again. If they still pass, we have a problem. The tests do not check that code properly.
For further clarification, I'd like to change the source code of the module or application under test and leave my tests unchanged.
sub foo {
my ($x, $y) = @_;
return $x + $y;
is foo(2, 0), 2
The tests would still pass.
This is an indication that the tests don't protect me at that point.
See details under this node: Re: Testing my tests
Hi monks, I have a main window update question. I have a simple but long script that runs as a subroutine when the user makes some selections in the main window. I'm having an update issue with the progress bar. I tried using fork by I got an error due to an line using SMTP in the subroutine. I'm thinking fork may not be he best solution and that I'm missing something. Here's a stripped down example of my code:
use strict;
use warnings;
#use Mozilla::CA;
use Tkx;
use Tcl::Tk;
#set window geometry and options
my $mw = Tkx::widget->new(".");
$mw->g_wm_minsize(400, 500);
$mw->g_wm_title(my $title);
my $b;
$b = $mw->new_button(
-text => "Run",
-command => \&run,
#Tkx::after(500, sub { $mw->g_destroy });
-padx => 10,
-pady => 10,
#Quit button
my $b2;
$b2 = $mw->new_button(
-text => "Quit",
-command => sub {
-text => "Quit",
Tkx::after(500, sub { $mw->g_destroy });
-padx => 10,
-pady => 10,
#Table Output
$mw = Tkx::widget->new(".");
my $t = $mw->new_table(
-rows => 5,
-cols => 3,
#Progress Bar
my $progress = "10";
my $overall_progress_bar = $mw->new_ttk__progressbar(
-orient => "horizontal",
-mode => "determinate",
-length => "100",
#-maximum => $file_count,
#-value => $progress,
-maximum => "400",
-value => $progress,
sub run {
#First block of code
#define links
my $keywordsfile="keywords.txt";
##a lot more happens here
print "Test!!";
I've tried adding to the $progressbar value as well and using Tkx::update(); with no luck. Any guidance for this novice would be greatly appreciate. Another thing that I've seen that I'd like to fix is the main window, when I run on a PC, is unresponsive. I know it's all the same issue. Thank you
As a hobbyist programmer and someone fascinated with the world of programming and learning what I can about it, it strikes me more and more just how obsessive to detail good programmers are. That's never been a strong suit of mine, unfortunately. I'm impatient and I often make wrong and bad assumptions that make it tough for me to write solid code. And I think what I like about programming so much�even though it often humbles me by making me feel like a bit of a dunce�is that it forces me to think like an engineer. But I have to work pretty damn hard at it and the process is slow and frequently frustrating.
In the programming field, there is an extraordinary amount of information to take in, process, and put into practice. It seems the more I learn, the less I feel like I know. I marvel at the programmers to be able to do that and who have a natural knack for it. I'd like nothing better than to spend 15 hours a day lost in code (which I've been doing lately) but it still sometimes feels like I'm pushing a rock up a mountain. I have a few projects I want to write and write well but I end up getting diverted by having to learn some new skill first. Every day there seems to be countless new idioms, tools, and concepts that I need to learn and put into practice.
But I'm eager for the day when it all just clicks, when I can look at someone else's piece of code and read it like a newspaper and know everything that's going on with it (or at least have a pretty good idea). It's frustrating to go down three dead ends or spend an hour figuring out why your code won't do what you want because of a stupid mental error. I'm guessing most programmers like me have gone through a similar phase where they can write code that gets simple stuff accomplished but aren't good enough to take on a really large or complex project.
Anyway, just needed to vent. I feel better now. And thanks to the Perlmonks who have helped me on my journey toward my goal of achieving programming excellence. I could not keep pushing on this rock without you.
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When pointing at the arrows << and <, its a week ago and a day ago respective. We need something more updated than that. I do not have a solution, so this is a throw-out for discussion.
This is, I suppose, a formal (public) application to become a pmdev, so I may become part of the team that can see what is happening, and potentially be part of new ideas.
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So fame isn't all it's cracked up to be. So says Kate Upton; in an interview where she actually said something interesting. Check that, it's the first time Kate Upton has done anything even close to remotely interesting in many many months. Obviously, here swimsuit spreads are more than interesting; they're transcendent. But Kate Upton used to have a personality too. Before she became over-managed and PR sanitized by her handlers. Since then every Kate Upton statement or quote has been a snoozefest…until now. Kate Upton hated herself, and life in general for a little while. Kate Upton should have been on top of the world when she covered her first Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in February 2012. Instead, the 21-year-old supermodel felt objectified and ridiculed. "After my first Sports Illustrated cover, I felt terrible about myself for a solid month," ELLE's September 2013 cover girl reveals. "Every single guy I met was either married or about to be married, and I felt like I wa...
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Grid Mesh drummer Willi Kellers Quartet with the dual saxophone lineup of Paul Dunmall and Frank Paul Schubert and bassist Clayton Thomas (BassX3, Ames Room) performing live at Black box/CUBA, in Muenster, DE; powerful and innovative improv.
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Life In A Black Box
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Released in: Great Britain
"In a recent batch of releases from the prolific FMR Records, the one that caught my eye was Life in a Black Box by the Willi Kellers Quartet, featuring (together with Frank Paul Schubert) half of the Grid Mesh quartet, whose album Live in Madrid I have enjoyed. Together with Kellers & Schubert, Life in a Black Box includes Paul Dunmall (who has a huge discography, including on FMR) & Clayton Thomas (featured in this space with The Ames Room, plus various other German releases), two other prominent musicians. It's a very long album with a lot happening, free blowing (and other playing) reminiscent of the Ornette Coleman standard with two horns, bass & drums. There is a lot of soloing, although with some overlap, producing a fairly conventional album that differs more in detail (e.g. bagpipes) than in approach, at least for most of its length. It's a lot of activity, with some different interaction (more into tonal coloring) only with the bass solo opening "Second Box" invoking a slow battle with the frenetic style, leaving a residual pointillism that is eventually dominated by a layered atmosphere. With that track, the album does seem contemporary. The final track features quick motion again, but quieter & more fractured, almost "free jazz" as a background. [...]"-Todd McComb
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Released: 2014
Country: Great Britain
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Recorded live at Black box/CUBA, in Muenster, Germany on Feburary 14th, 2014 by Erhard Hirtmastered and Olaf Rupp.
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lack of warmness from staffs, more cordination between restorant and reception is required, found mosquitoes in bathroom.
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|Chopped white onion
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11) Serve hot with pasta.
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Calories 343 Calories from Fat 20
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2 g3.4%
Saturated Fat 0.34 g1.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 49.3 mg16.4%
Sodium 584.2 mg24.3%
Total Carbohydrates 47 g15.8%
Dietary Fiber 3.8 g15.1%
Sugars 5.4 g
Protein 32 g63.9%
Vitamin A 23.7% Vitamin C 48.6%
Calcium 9.4% Iron 17.3%
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