text: by Daryl Lagos The Philippines build-up towards the AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 has reached one of it's 'Periodic Exams" battling Bahrain to a 0-0 Draw in Manama before slightly losing 2-1 to the home side Kuwait. The Azkals did not entirely fielded the lineup who won the Philippine Peace Cup 2012 but did have the Younghusbands, Guirado Brothers, Lucena, Cagara, Jonsson, Mulders, Muller & Neil Etheridge for Kuwait which proved to be a handful for both middle eastern countries to just hammer away a win on the Philippines. We are trying to get what we like to call in the music industry the "Final Mix" for our ultimate goal this year, the AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 out of the deep bench in the Azkals disposal. The draw in Bahrain proved to be a substantial result against a team that used to be 44 in the world! GCC Champions & Arab Champions in 2011 and is always a force to reckon with in the Middle East & Asia. Kuwait proved to be a step ahead exhibiting speed, stamina and fitness. Sitting at 112 world wide, Al-Asraq proved to be a bench mark for the country to break. The regular gulf champions has kept the Philippines from advancing in last year's world cup qualification. Huge Improvement The Azkals exhibited discipline and class throughout the field & game and even proving hard to crack easily on defense. The Philippines did not settle for an all defensive action without counter attacks or trying to set up a formation to get a win unlike our previous match in Kuwait. I can see Angel Guirado, Dennis Wolf, Phil Younghusband in the Kuwait match battling with their defensive match ups to get on the score sheet, the Mid-Field was on war and our Goal Keepers in both matches were highly up to the challenge. Roland Muller highlighted a great save from a Bahrain attack the could have been the most dangerous for the Azkals. Neil Etheridge was more than outstanding and produced one of the best goal keeping for the nationals I have seen so far, multiple saves from several attacks and what capped it off was a penalty effort saved from a Kuwaiti striker and yet again saving the rebound only seconds right after. His loan to the pirates kept him sharp and focused. I once said to myself, Bristol Rovers has the entire Philippines guarding their goal now. 3 Stars and a Sun! You can never take away anything from the team against these 2 countries. We even won a lot of respect and experience. OFWs in particular are ecstatic to see our team go head to head with the host countries, because for them it is not just football but playing for their pride, honor and recognition. Many might not have seen this part of the pitch but the not only did our team came there, they saw the people who looked up to them and conquered the notion that one day we will be there to win a game and prove Filipinos are truly up to the global challenge in and out of the pitch. I admire that people on Twitterverse that has already learned the importance of not only producing goals in match, its every little thing that should come together as an entire piece, an entire team. Decisions are made by the coaches & management based on how they become to see it and people are starting to appreciate the bigger picture. Healthy and constructive arguments that results to deepening relationships between the supporters and football. A lost or a draw cannot just dictate the massive improvements we have come upon till this date. We still lack some cohesion, but just a little bit of tweaking here and there we will get that engine running. I am pleased with the Azkals experience in the Middle East! by Daryl Lagos Baptized by Fire & Ice, Indonesia has found a new rival in the north eastern part of their archipelago. Indonesia traveled to Manila to meet the Philippines on a FIFA sanctioned friendly game that ended in a 2-2 Draw & 3 Red Cards. The Philippines for the 1st time in their match against the Indonesians controlled possession all through out the game. A slightly off beat 1st half for the Azkals who were trying to assemble an attack that can break the Indonesian defense was seen early. Filipino-Danish Dennis Cagara who just flew in to join the squad was remarkable with his precision passes saw great chances for the Philippines to take an early lead. The 1st half ended with no goals, but the 2nd half is where it all begun. Philippines coach Weiss started fielding in the starters that saw Philip & James Younghusband, Neil Etheridge and Jerry Lucena come in for Wolf, Mulders, Angeles and GK Roland Muller. In the 58' mark, Wanggai from a cross connected with a low header breaking the stand off 1-0 in favor of Indonesia. A minute later, James Younghusband would equalize following a determined interception of a ball that he clinically finished on a 1 on 1 against a very experienced Indonesian Goal Keeper. A clearance by Indonesia was met by Carli's header only to bounce off finding a Garuda Star Striker Irfan Bachdim racing towards Neil Etheridge who tried to sweep the ball but only to see it slip off in between his legs finding the net the gave Indonesia the lead 2-1 in the 61st minute. Rain fell as dramatic as ever, it tried to cool off the pressure but rather became the baptism of fire and ice. Misagh Bahadoran came in for Angel Guirado earlier was fouled on a possession, a complaining Chieffy Caligdong was a recipient of a hot headed Irfan that pushed the Azkals captain starting the confusion and Manny Ott got involved immediately. Irfan continued pushing Chieffy Caligdong until Dennis Cagara from behind came in to push the Indonesian Idol back to knock it off (Face Me Style!) The Referee pulled out 3 solid red cards that sent the Indonesian Idol Bachdim to an early after rain shower. Chieffy & Ott was off the pitch as well. The Philippines with 9 Men Vs 10 Indonesians scuffle back to reorganize the set piece as a free kick was underway. Cagara made a precise kick for James Younghusband to head bounce pass it close enough to Phil that would make no mistake in volleying in the 2nd equalizer of the match. The Philippines could have even won this game after Phil's well timed shot was critically saved by another Indonesian Idol Goalie Marcus. He then went down on the pitch as if in pain burning the critical 5 mins added for injury time. The game ended in a draw 2-2. The Philippines fought with heart all game but the cohesiveness of their play made things difficult at the end. The Azkals had so much talent on the bench and coach needed to use the game as an experiment to bring out possible scenarios that could come in the future. Some players might not be available during games and the team needed back up fire power that can be tapped in easily. A glimpse of an upcoming Suzuki 2012 match was seen and a new rivalry is born out of it. It started off in AFF Suzuki 2010 when Indonesia through their Uruguayan naturalized striker shot 2 goals that took the Philippines off the semi-finals. The 2 national team shall meet again in this year's edition...the only difference is that the Azkals are now ranked 3rd in the entire region. Stats Summary : Indonesia Vs The Philippines Daryl Lagos Qatar - Azkals United July 23, 2011 Today will be one of the biggest fight the Philippine Azkals will have to face, a race to finish magnificently to qualify on points in this 2nd round opener for the FIFA World Cup 2014 road to Brazil. 57 long places below the more experienced Middle Eastern Powerhouse and former 1980 Asian Cup Winners Kuwait, The Azkals will have a hard time handling superior attack, defense and strategy, well on paper that is for now, the Squad trained in Bahrain playing the U23 Squad, lost on both practice matches, this might have tickled the Kuwaiti side to think the Philippines will never be a force to reckon with today as the match kicks off in the evening, Kuwait Coach said, that his team is ready and will be too much for the AZKALS too handle, but he respects the Philippine Football Team, but also apologized for a coming loss. I say, he can apologize all he wants but until the match is concluded Sir, you may keep your apology inside your bag and be ready to bring it home and open it in the lockers with your players. A draw is what the Azkals are hoping for, to play offensive is not an option at the moment like how they drenched Sri Lanka on a historic match in Manila. Unfortunately, Sir Dan has already confirmed that they will not have defender and capttain Aly Borromeo and Stephan Schrock to boost their flanks as FIFA Ruled out any exception, but then again, they will have to heavily rely on the others AZKALS to play smart and defensive Football vs Kuwait. Roel Gener or Jason Sabio should be starting in place of Aly Borromeo. Chieffy Caligdong will be carrying the captaincy on this match. Good luck has however shed on the team as Ray Jonsson, the Fil-Icelandic defender and Philippine last line of defense Neil Etheridge came in just in time as we introduce ourselves to some 4,000 OFWs atleast watching the Kuwait Vs Philippine Match today. As Manny Ott had said "It will be a Home Game", but you see, football is a religion in Kuwait, expect some 14, 000 singing & screaming Kuwaitis with drum beats tonight. In round one, The Azkals are heavy favorites Vs Sri Lanka, and later in the evening, the tides are turned Vs Kuwait, playing Goliath in this event, whom David knocked out in a single Sling Shot, Can we pull this off and write the story of legends like David? Well find out in a few hours, kapit mahigpit, kapatid kung Azkalero. The game is about to start. Daryl Lagos Qatar, July 15, 2011 Azkals United Iraq, the former 2007 Asian Cup Champions were outclassed by Kuwait in their Invitation friendly match in Jordan on Wednesday. Kuwait won 2- 0 Vs The Iraqis on a friendly but very physical game, The first Half saw good action from both sides, creating passes and chances but led to well defined defense. However the 2nd half was another story. The Iraqi Goalkeeper stopped shots and kept the ball out all night from an aggressive Kuwaiti offense, but couldn't hold more as Kuwaiti's Fahad Awadh stroke a perfect angle from a picture perfect pass fed by Bader Al-Mutwa coming in the box that had Kuwait leading on the 65th Minute. Hussain Fadel sealed the victory on 85th mark striking from a cross received by a teammate wildly passed to him and he made no mistake kicking it on the top right of the net. The Iraqis tried to score a goal on a break away attacker but was pulled literally from behind by a Kuwaiti defender. Kuwait invested on deadly crosses and superior physicality vs an Iraq defense that was sloppy coming in the 2nd half. The battle looms ahead for Kuwait Vs Philippines, The Azkals will leave today, 15 July 2011 to Bahrain as part of their 2nd round preparation, They will be without Jerry Lucena, who suffered a slight foot injury last June 30, Paul Mulders is another player the team will surely miss if Club fixtures forbids. Ray Jonsson's Club currently suffers from the list of injured players, but all hope is high that he can join in with the team in Bahrain. Jason De Jong was called up to the squad along with Patrick Hinrichsen and Yannick Tuason, who last saw action in the AFC Challenge Cup in Myanmar. Aly Borromeo and Schrock will not play on the first leg due to suspensions from acquiring 2 yellow cards vs Sri Lanka. The Philippine Azkals hope to use their Bahrain matches to adjust in the Middle Eastern region's Hot Dry Climate. The 1st game vs U23 Bahrain will be in the National Stadium in Rifa then the 2nd game played after 2 days will be at the Muharraq Club Stadium. Tickets at BD. 114.00 (Bahraini Dinar) "We will go 4-5-1," said Weiss, the formation he intends to use when the Azkals play the Kuwaitis in the opening leg at the 22,000 Seating Capacity of Mohammad Al Hamad Stadium on July 23. "Defense is key" says coach and will try to control the Mid Field and Solidify the defense hoping to make a 0-0 Draw and bringing the match home in Leg 2 come July 28, 2011 in Rizal Memorial Stadium. While the team prepares rigorously, Michael Weiss knows that they are truly the underdogs VS a powerhouse like Kuwait, but as our coach would tell FIFA "With solid preparation, good performance and perhaps an extra ounce of luck, it's possible for us to turn the corner." and that corner is just around the bend. -xox- Help the AZKALS U23 Squad by purchasing your AU Football Kit . 50% of each Sale will be donated to the U23 Team. More Details here: http://azkalsunited.weebly.com/4/post/2011/07/azkals-united-football-kit-para-sa-pilipinas-no-1.html |


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I'm a little late posting this, but this is what I made for breakfast on Easter - Easter Egg pancakes! I shared Santa, Reindeer and Snowman pancakes at Christmas. These Easter Egg pancakes were inspired by the Christmas ones.
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Phonon in KDE 4.4 now supports PulseAudio. Ubuntu 9.10 users can install a new version of the sound server via Launchpad PPA.
As Colin Guthrie writes in his blog, his work on Phonon now adds support for PulseAudio in KDE's trunk branch. The code should then land with the end-user in KDE 4.4.
A couple of patches Guthrie included in the release to initiate the changes in the distributions have since become redundant. A new PulseAudio version 0.9.21 was issued to address the patches.
The new PulseAudio version provides a few bugfixes but also integrates Guthrie's device-manager module. A recent article in Web Upd8 encourages upgrading PulseAudio to 0.9.21 in Ubuntu 9.10 from a Launchpad repository (PPA). At the same time it suggests doing so only when experiencing audio problems. The version is still experimental and a repository is available for Ubuntu 9.10 only.
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Dinosaurs disembark for the summer in Norwalk
Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk, Conn., will welcome "Dinosaur Revolution" beginning Saturday, May 25, 2013.
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Day 2: Rail riders avoid gridlockTrains were twice as full, but let people avoid packed highways.
Tuesday's morning commute in southwestern Connecticut was a little tougher than Monday with more vehicles on the roads, more people on trains and plenty of headaches to go around.
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Darien commuters heeded Gov. Dannel Malloy's suggestion to work from home or use alternate transportation to work on Monday morning: The Darien Metro-North station was a little quieter than normal in the first weekday commute since Friday's train crash in Bridgeport.
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NORWALK, Conn. With commuting issues expected as a result of Friday's Metro-North train derailment and crash, Norwalk officials are taking steps to help alleviate problems this week.
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Norwalk Mayor Richard Moccia and MTA police Chief Mike Coan discuss the morning commute on the New York bound platform at the South Norwalk railroad station Monday morning.
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NORWALK, Conn. Rentals in the Norwalk housing market are strong with more units on the way, according to William Pitt Sotheby's International rental specialist Michael Church.
Patchy Dense Fog To Greet Commuters In Norwalk
The foggy, wet morning comes as residents braced for a chaotic commute with interruptions in train service in South Norwalk and New Haven and heavy traffic expected on I-95 after the crash Friday of two Metro-North trains.
A chance of rain is in the forecast for every day this week in Fairfield County, the National Weather Service says.
How the Conn. train crash will affect commuters
Two commuter trains collided just outside Bridgeport, Conn., on Friday evening, damaging the tracks and snarling travel in the Northeast.
Bright lights shine at Westport Arts Center's Art Noir Ball
Aerialist Shaunna Kotka of Las Vegas entertained the crowd from a suspended hoop Saturday night at the Westport Arts Center's Art Noir Ball.
9 still hospitalized after trains crash
Nine people remained in the hospital -- one in critical condition -- two days after a commuter train derailed and struck another train on one of the busiest tracks in the country, officials said Sunday.
Metro-North commuters seek alternate transportation
Commuters wait on the platform at the Stamford station for a train to New York. Metro-North service has been indefinitely suspended between South Norwalk and New Haven forcing many Outer New Haven Line passnegers to make alternate transortation plans.
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Man Arrested for Assaulting Woman
Posted: Saturday, May 18, 2013 1:18 pm
By STEVE KOBAK Hour Staff Writer
NORWALK A 28-year-old city man was arrested early Saturday morning for punching, strangling and laying on top of a woman who was about to urinate in his backyard, police said.
Jose Nelson Ventura, 28, of 6 Larsen St., was charged with third-degree assault, third-degree strangulation and breach of peace. He was held on $5,000 bond and given a court date of May 29.
Police say the 33-year-old complainant had been hanging out with a group of friends near the intersection of South Main and Larsen streets when she walked to the rear parking lot of 6 Larsen St. to urinate.
When she attempted to relieve herself, Ventura struck her twice in the face and then strangled her, police said. He then laid on top of her, but she was able to kick him to get him off, police said.
Gen Y and Boomers Are Fueling the Norwalk Rental Market
In his cogent study, Resetting the Demand for Multi-family Housing, respected numbers cruncher, Arthur C. Nelson, predicts that the rental share of the housing market could surpass 41 percent by 2020.
Metro-North, Amtrak Train Service Disrupted; NTSB Heads To Accident Scene
Metro-North train service was suspended between South Norwalk and New Haven, and Amtrak was halted indefinitely between New York and Boston after the train crash Friday evening on the Fairfield-Bridgeport border.
Statewide art contest includes four students from Mansfield
For the 2013 Secretary of the State's annual poster contest, Secretary Merrill honored 40 students - selected from a field of more than 500 entrants from nearly 50 participating elementary schools - for their posters depicting acts of good citizenship happening in their community.
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The navy blue UConn cap is saturated with a season's worth of sweat, but not even the powdery white residue can hide Bryan Daniello's messages.


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The first EatDrinkRI Festival kicks off April 19-21, showcasing the best and brightest of the local culinary scene. The Sunday morning Grand Brunch features some of the area's best chefs, including James Mark from north, Jonathan Cambra from Tiverton's Boat House and Melissa Denmark and Danielle Lowe from Ellie's Bakery. Here, they share the recipe for their blue cheese and walnut scone.
1. In a large bowl, combine the dry ingredients. Using a pastry cutter or fork work the butter into the dry ingredients until the mixture appears sandy and the pieces of butter are slightly smaller than a pea.
2. Using a rubber spatula or wooden spoon, mix in the blue cheese and walnuts.
3. Slowly add the heavy cream. Fold everything together until the ingredients are almost fully combined. Be careful not to over mix, as this is what causes tough and chewy scones.
4. Remove the mixture from the bowl and place on a floured surface. Roll the dough into a rectangle (about 10" x 20"). Fold the left side into the center, and then fold the right side on top, like folding a letter to fit in an envelope. This is called a tri-fold.
5. Roll the folded dough out again to the same size rectangle and repeat the folding two more times. This technique is what creates flaky layers.
6. Once you have done three tri-folds, roll the dough to the same size rectangle and place onto a sheet pan and put in the freezer for 1 hour.
7. Once the dough is very cold and stiff, you can cut the scones into desired shapes. Use a knife to cut scones into squares or triangles, or use a circle cutter to make round scones.
8. Place onto a parchment lined sheet pan. Brush each scone with egg wash and a small pinch of sea salt. Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes or until golden brown on the bottom.
This scone from Ellie's Bakery, will be served at the EatDrinkRI Festival's Grand Brunch at the on Sunday, April 21.More
We know them. We cherish them. Some of us are them. And, whether we like it or not, at some point, they're usually right.
If you haven't guessed, I'm talking about mothers.
Whether you're a writer, blogger, mom, dad, aunt, uncle, sister, brother, have friends with kids, or have a lovely mom of your own, you probably have story to tell about motherhood. It could be a remarkable moment of motherhood that changed your life. Or the instance that your own mother inspired by moving mountains. Or even that moment your niece drew an entire mural on her parent's bedroom wall, because, "that's how much she loves them."
Whatever the story may be, Listen To Your Mother: Providence is going to tell it.
Part live reading and part social media phenomenon, Listen To Your Mother: Providence brings together 14 talented writers to share their original stories on motherhood. It's about celebrating the beauty, the beast and barely rested roller coaster ride of mamahood. With cast members from as far as New Hampshire and Western Massachusetts and as close our own backyard in Little Rhody, the show is about bringing people who are mothers, have a mother, know a mother or aspire to one day be a mother together in a celebration of one of the hardest jobs on earth.
Date: Saturday, May 4th
Time: 2pm – 5pm
Location: Providence Public Library on Empire Street
Tickets (which are only $14!) can be purchased here: http://ltymprovidence.brownpapertickets.com
Charity: 10% of ticket sales goes to the Rhode Island Family Literacy Initiative who supports the local immigrant community by providing literacy, citizenship and job readiness programs at no cost. LTYM is excited to support their efforts in making sure every citizen in Rhode Island feels empowered to take care of their families and be thriving members of the community.
JOIN THE CAST AND CREW AFTER THE SHOW AT PROVIDENCE …More
Now that the votes have been cast and counted, and the president has handily won a second term, the long and convoluted process of dissecting this election will begin. The data wonks will begin combing through demographics and vote tallies searching for hard numbers to chart Obama's path to victory. The pundits will either fume or gloat, depending on their party affiliation, but either way will bloviate and prognosticate and offer post-mortems. The Obama team will give itself a well-deserved pat on the back for reassembling (most of) its 2008 coalition and once again running a formidable ground game. And, of course, the Republican Party is likely to assemble quickly and noisily into a circular firing squad.
There will be many attempts by various right-wing factions to explain Romney's loss. The more pragmatic among them will mix undeniable truths (Obama's undoubtedly superior get-out-the-vote machine, the failure of Republicans to court a wider swath of the growing Latino population) with unanswerable questions (Should so-called "Moderate Mitt" have emerged sooner? Did having Romney sidelined during Sandy drain his momentum?). The more rabidly ideological base will find any which way to spin this into a reaffirmation of their impenetrable world views, rattling off arguments ranging from tin-eared and out-of-touch (they lost because Romney was never a true conservative) to downright insane (Obama was manipulating the jobs numbers; the Democrats control the weather and unleashed Superstorm Sandy to turn the election).
And while the Republicans have their firing squad, the Democrats will have their circle jerk. Liberal strategists, pundits and supporters will weave the admittedly numerous strands of good news into a warm, fuzzy security blanket to keep out the cold, hard facts of a divided country that just barely skewed left this time. They will claim a mandate, a decisive refutation of the conservative agenda, despite a slim …More
Who: Longston Johnson
What: Urban streetwear designer
When: 8pm, Saturday May 26
Where: Little Bastard Co. Headquarters, 285 Main Street, Woonsocket
Why: It's not just a t-shirt line, it's a lifestyle… and a movement
It's a big day for 27-year-old Longston Johnson: he's hosting a grand opening party at his brand new Little Bastard Company Headquarters, which is part clothing boutique, part art gallery. After having success at area boutiques, pop-up shops and online, he's proud to set up a retail store in his hometown of Woonsocket, which has seen its fair share of trouble.
By the time I arrive, the party has been in full swing for almost four hours. Still, the room is filled with music and laughter. A DJ spins hip-hop, kids breakdance on the floor, an orchestrated rap battle takes place — put mildly, it's awesome. I spot Longston in the back of the room, leaning up against a table, receiving well wishes. He's excited, but exhausted.
"You should have seen it earlier," he says nodding at the crowd. "This place was packed." It's still packed (by my definition at least), and I'm glad to hear he's had such a great turnout. He deserves it. Longston's a hardworking guy who's already done much to give back to his city: organizing canned food drives, raising money for cancer and feeding the needy at church.
And then there's the guns. Community members have been outraged by both the name of the brand and its logo – silhouettes of kids, one of which holds a pistol. Those in opposition to the "provocative" store are having a field day on message boards: "Not a positive message for our already troubled city," and "What in the world are they selling? That is disgusting."
At first, Longston was angry. "My teenage rebellious side came out," he says. "I wanted to protest, pitchfork, …More
Who: Pete Dorrance
What: Skateboarder and social activist
When: 5:30pm, Monday, April 30
Where: A house on the West Side of Providence
Why: 'Cause skateboarders are awesome, duh
Pete Dorrance skates as much as he can. Between his full-time job (working with autistic students) and chipping away at his dream (starting a nonprofit), he's a busy guy. Still, skateboarding always factors heavily into the mix. He's been skating for 20 years; he knows no other way. "When I was a kid, my parents took me to Waterbrothers — a surf and skate shop in Newport. They had a halfpipe next to the shop, which was right on the beach," he recalls.
Pete grew up in suburbia and skated in his neighborhood; occasionally, he came to Providence to street skate. Regardless of where he chose to shred, he always faced opposition. "Skating has become more accepted, but it's still a constant battle for skateboarders to street skate and find new terrain," he says. "Skaters still get tickets, police still confiscate boards and security guards still hassle kids."
Skaters need to seek out new places to shred in order to ramp-up their own repertoire of tricks and keep up with the increasing level of "mind boggling" competition that currently exists out there. Pete and his crew got sick of butting their heads against the proverbial wall; a few of them banded together and hence the idea for the nonprofit was born.
"There are not nearly enough skateparks and until that problem is fixed, skating will always be a battle," Pete says. He thinks that more cities and towns should recognize the need for certain unused public spaces to be sanctioned for skating. "We're in the process of starting a nonprofit called RIPS, which will stand for Rhode Island Public Skateparks or Revitalizing Inactive Public Spaces."
While the group hasn't yet settled on the antecedent of their …More
The local nonprofit Project Undercover, which provides things like socks, underwear and diapers to needy children, is going to have a good day on Tuesday, September 18. How do we know? Because on that day all three Rhode Island Whole Foods locations (601 North Main St., 261 Waterman St. and 151 Sockanosset Crossroad, Cranston) will donate 5% of the day's sales to benefit the charity. It's a great opportunity to support a great cause while buying things you already need anyway.More
In an industry as fickle as restaurants, longevity is a rare prize. Most restaurants don't last more than a couple of years – meanwhile, Mills Tavern is celebrating a full decade. Starting this month, the restaurant will mark this milestone with its new Spring Anniversary Menu, reintroducing some of the signature favorites from the past 10 years. Highlights include the "Mills Sandwich," Hudson Valley foie gras with a black currant buttermilk biscuit and tea braised figs; Open Faced Braised Rabbit Ravioli with wild mushroom truffle cream sauce; and Beef Tartare Over Bulgur Wheat Salad with cornichon emulsion and sunny-side up quail egg.
Be sure to check Mills Taverns' website for the date of its special anniversary dinner. In the last week of April the restaurant will host a special six-course tasting with wine pairings. Chef Ed Bolus will be in the kitchen with guest chef Jules Ramos of Eleven Forty Nine; Ramos was the first executive chef at Mills. Tickets are $150 per person, with $25 benefiting Festival Ballet.More
Steven McKellar sits on the vintage patterned sofa in Fete's green room; Civil Twilight's lead singer looks relaxed, albeit fatigued, as he looks up from his Narragansett Lager. I ask him if he knows he's drinking Rhode Island-made beer: Narragansett is indeed a real place. "Oh," he says, examining the can. "This is local?" He hasn't lived in South Africa for roughly eight years now, but that fact does nothing to quell his distinctive accent, which at times sounds largely British. "I like it," he says, simply. "It's really quite good." In a navy plaid shirt, perfectly faded denim and dark, tousled hair, Steven is the epitomical rocker. Choosing not to employ a stylist, the guys just wear "whatever." In fact, those faded jeans belong not to him, but to his older brother Andrew, who plays guitar in the band.
Drummer Richard Wouters is in stark contrast to Steven, with his fair skin, long limbs and blush-colored button-up. While Steven speaks deliberately, Richard's words are free-flowing and airy: "We did a show on the river here [in Providence] once," he tells me. "It's really cool down there." He's speaking of their June 2010 appearance at Waterplace Park; the band played as part of WBRU's Summer Concert Series, which is – ironically – happening as we speak, on the other side of town. Civil Twilight have been brought in again by the radio station to headline that show's after party, which apparently they hadn't yet realized. It's three hours until show time, their third show in as many nights. One evening prior, they performed at Mohegan Sun, and the day before that, the band gigged at Brooklyn's famous Knitting Factory.
Regarding their heavy touring schedule, Steven reveals, "It's all a bit of a blur, though I remember a thing above Hell – that was Providence, I think." I figure that he's referring to the now-defunct Jerky's. (The band played a show there in early 2010.) The two friends …More
By now you've no doubt heard about the East Side dustup between Councilman Sam Zurier and residents/constituents Dee Dee and Dr. Gary Witman. (Full disclosure: Zurier is a former education columnist for us.) In case you've missed it, a quick review of the facts: Dee Dee sought out the assistance of her councilman, freshman Democrat Sam Zurier, to get the sidewalk in front of her home repaired. Her husband Gary, a prominent physician, was rendered quadriplegic in a freak swimming accident and is wheelchair bound, making the damaged sidewalk an impassable obstacle for him. Zurier rallied to have the repairs done, with the expectation that the Witmans would oblige with a campaign contribution. When that contribution never materialized, Zurier sent the couple a letter expressing his disappointment. Later, the whole affair winds up splashed on the front page of the Sunday Projo and a mini-controversy ensues, with Witman eventually going on Buddy Cianci's radio show to call for the councilman's resignation. (A bit of a disingenuous move, since, as Rhode Island Public Radio's Scott MacKay points out in an excellent editorial, Witman herself is no stranger to the quid pro quo world of Rhode Island political fundraising.)
In short, a rookie councilman made a rookie mistake. In the process, a city service was rendered to a resident who really needed it and no palms wound up being greased to get it. The real shame here isn't Zurier's admittedly boneheaded letter, but that this story has managed to find such legs. The time and energy invested in sustaining this tempest in a teacup seems like a waste, particularly when considering the people involved. Zurier is one of the smartest and most thoughtful members of City Council, a Yale grad and a Rhodes Scholar in a political body that has more often been populated with wardheeling hucksters. Witman is a reliable and active supporter of the Democratic Party. The Projo reporters who broke …More
By now you may have heard that Winter Storm Nemo is bearing down on New England and preparing to drop anywhere from 1-265 inches (give or take) of powder in the Northeast, and possibly anything from a few flurries to a catastrophic blizzard of biblical proportions around the region, including New York, New Jersey, DC, Miami, Atlanta, Albuquerque, the US Virgin Islands, Belize, Hawaii (the island of Oahu only), New South Wales, Isengard and The Shire. Here is the latest Storm Tracker XL5000 DopplerMaster Radar Luxury Edition III satellite photo of Nemo's approach:
Always concerned for the wellbeing of our readers, we've compiled a list of the following snow preparedness tips so you can be ready for The Wrath of Nemo:
-Stock up on milk and bread.
-While you're at the market, might as well pick up other food that you might need to eat an actual meal instead of subsisting off milk and bread like a Dickensian street urchin.
-Hold up the entire damn line at Stop & Shop like there's no one else waiting while you look for that expired coupon for milk and/or bread.
-Act like it has never snowed before. Ever.
-Call a parent, grandparent or older relative so they can remind you how this is nothing compared to the Blizzard of '78.
-Start live-Tweeting the storm now so that your hash tag wins. #snowedin #statingtheobvious #didImentionitssnowing? #catchinguponHomeland
-Post a Facebook update encouraging everyone to stay safe and warm. Seriously. Do it now. Do you want your friends to die a horrible, freezing, snowbound death? You've got to warn them!
-Gather the supplies you'll need if there's an extended power outage: candles, flashlights, warm blankets, non-perishable food, booze, satellite phone, animal pelts, whale blubber, a trashcan to throw through the front window of whatever store you're planning to loot.
-In the event of both a parking ban and a power outage, set your car on fire to stay warm and avoid costly parking …More


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de Ferro Ligas da Bahia (Ferbasa) fell 11.2 percent year on year in April after it shipped lower tonnages of low-carbon ferrochrome and ferrosilicon. ... View this article
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... fell 19.2 percent year over year to 11,108 tonnes from 13,751 tonnes in the first quarter of 2012, while low-carbon ferrochrome shipments fell 53.5 ... View this article
... SDI also will adjust alloy surcharges June 1. Low-carbon ferrochrome will be at $1.84 per pound, down 6 cents; high-carbon ferrochrome will at 70 ... View this article
The DLA sold all of the 1,000 short tons of high-carbon ferrochrome it offered for April, and half of the 840 tons of low-carbon ferrochrome it had on ... View this article
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Pick of the day – Fan di Fendi Pour Homme
- Tuesday, 13 November 2012
- Beatrix Zwart
The just launched Fan di Fendi Pour Homme is the Italian design house's first male fragrance. The campaign which stars a dapper looking Mark Ronson and the beautiful Anja Rubik is, like its sister female scent, guaranteed to be a great hit and a timeless classic. Combining Fan di Fendi's signature fresh citrus notes from the women's edition, the male scent has been given a masculine edge with refreshing notes of cardamom, fragranced basil and leather. Packaged in the iconic double FF Fan di Fendi glass bottle, the male edition features a sleek black edge.
Fan di Fendi Pour Homme £45 50ml eau de toilette www.Fendi.com
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Thea Organic Enriched Natural Skincare Launches For Men
- Monday, 15 October 2012
- Beatrix Zwart
After the successful launch of her organic enriched, natural skin care range, cosmetics specialist Althea, has now created a range for men. Combining nature's finest elements - skills honed after spending time in a remote African village, Althea's Organic Skincare range for Men comprises of active ethno-botanical products.
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Pick of the day – Palmer's Men's Body & Face Lotion
- Tuesday, 24 January 2012
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Heavenly sweet and chocolaty scented, Palmer's original Cocoa Body Butter smells good enough to eat. Around since as long as we can remember, the age-old cocoa butter brand and all time favourite, Palmer's, has released it's first product for men.
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VO5 Perfect Cut
- Friday, 23 December 2011
- Charlotte Cole
According to VO5's research, over 50% of men cut their own hair, but the majority of clippers aren't suitable for self use, causing an uneven and undesirable result. However, with VO5's new perfect cut clipper, you need not worry.
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STORM VIBE For Him Gift Set
- Wednesday, 21 December 2011
- Charlotte Cole
Christmas is the time for matching him and her goodies. Matching socks, matching Christmas knits... even the dreaded matching Santa hats. But now there's a chicer way to show off your coupledom.
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KISS (Vinnie Vincent) eXposed photos! Vinnie Vincent rocking with the ladies way back when. Minnie Vincent Check the goof on the far left, ready to lick it up on some birthday cake frosting. Working on "All Hell's Breakin Loose" or maybe Mary had a little lamb? Vinnie = Elvis Costello in training
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Court Date For Former Educators
Most of the educators charged in the Atlanta schools cheating scandal are set to appear in court for formal arraignments. A hearing is scheduled for Friday morning before Fulton County Superior Court Judge Jerry Baxter. Baxter also plans to hear arguments from attorneys on both sides and from some media outlets regarding a gag order placed on the defendants in the case.
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Atlanta educators accused of crimes in connection with the school system's cheating scandal earned bonuses that totaled as little as $750 and averaged $2,600. Arraignments for the 35 Atlanta Public Schools officials who were indicted in a racketeering conspiracy are set for Friday.
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Atlanta Schools Help Kids Left Behind
The Atlanta Public Schools system is spending millions on remediation programs to help those directly affected by a massive cheating scandal and others who've simply fallen behind. Officials say the students didn't get the help they needed because their test scores weren't properly recorded.
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Thu., April 18, 2013 11:02am
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A lawyer for Beverly Hall says the former Atlanta Public Schools superintendent is innocent and looks forward to having her day in court. Richard Deane said in an interview with The Associated Press Wednesday that the charges against Hall are excessive and that there is no factual basis for them.
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DeKalb County District Attorney's officials say three former school administrators have been indicted in a CRCT cheating probe. The educators face charges including fraud, forgery and making false statements.
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Former Superintendent Posts Bond
Former Atlanta schools superintendent Beverly Hall was released from jail late Tuesday after posting bond. Educators indicted in a test cheating scandal had to surrender at the Fulton County jail by Tuesday, and all but a few met the deadline.
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Cheating Scandal Surrenders Begin
The first of several defendants expected to surrender Tuesday in Atlanta's school cheating scandal has turned herself in to authorities. Prosecutors set a Tuesday deadline for all 35 defendants to surrender to authorities.
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School Cheating Defendants Face Deadline
Nearly three dozen people are facing a deadline to report to jail after being charged in the Atlanta public schools cheating scandal. The educators are required to surrender into custody by Tuesday.
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Principals Rehired After Cheating Probe
An Atlanta television station is reporting that several principals once accused of wrongdoing in Atlanta's school cheating scandal have been quietly rehired. The educators are among 38 principals who were implicated in the cheating scandal last year in a report by state investigators.
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The Atlanta public school system has purged most of the 178 educators named in a state investigation of cheating. But some of those educators remain caught between two agencies.
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Well the recent unrest in Egypt and lawmakers debating whether or not US should be sending millions and more aid to that country.
Including F sixteen fighter jets.
You're taking a look right now at new video where just today more than two dozen people were killed protests there.
Joining us now for a fair balanced debate Republican congressman.
-- regal and democratic congressman Juan Vargas both our newly elected in their districts and have been on the job for just a short time but we want to spotlight -- of the new faces on the hill.
Thank you gentlemen for joining us.
Great to be with you think -- How -- -- -- going to be let me begin with you are you -- that the sale of these fighter jets to Egypt could backfire against the US and its key ally.
In Israel.
Absolutely in fact I live here in San Diego.
And we have -- number of military installations we know the capabilities of these planes.
The fighting falcons especially this for a fourth generation falcon is a terrific plain and I am very concerned.
I I think it's a mistake.
Well I think we we do have to talk to Israel about this to figure out what's going on I mean this deal that we did was not with the current president was with Mubarak that would -- -- -- Assistant terrible things in the past and the things going on Egypt -- I think it's mistake personally and I think we needed to talk more with Israel to find out what they believe.
Could happen because I I could see these planes being used not only against Israel the potentially against us.
-- rails not a member of the GOP for example are pushing for the US to hold back further any until it's clear.
-- -- the -- to government proves that has not beholden to the Muslim Brotherhood is that realistic at this point.
Yeah yes and it's a valid concern given more -- history.
But I also would contend that when we're looking at four -- -- We know the mistakes that we made as the United States in the past.
Where we end up arming the kind of wrong side -- things whether we look at what happened in Afghanistan.
Over decades period.
Or even more recently in Libya where we still today it's -- as I'm concerned.
According to our interview seen in hearing with Secretary Clinton.
I want to know whether or not the weapons that we were supplying to the Libyan rebels had anything to do with that consulate in Ben Ghazi.
We've seen -- time and time again we need to be more stringent.
When we are giving out foreign -- most especially when it comes to the hot zone of the Middle East because it is it is imperative that we keep a safe Israel.
Some -- always contended with how.
A safe and secure -- you do not have a safe and secure United States we've got to put a hard line on Morsi.
Alyssa -- -- other issues making news right now to.
How -- from Bart is the president's choice for Defense Secretary is coming under close scrutiny do you have concerns over Chuck Hagel nomination.
No I don't I think that day and obviously we know quite a bit about him he was in the senate he's been around for a long time.
I think he's a person is very capable he served his country well.
And I think the president ultimately deserves a right to choose -- he thinks is gonna serve well and I I think is a great choice so I don't have any concerns at all.
Do you expect a fight that kind of cradle it and I Capitol Hill over this nomination.
Well let's be clear water and I will not have a say in this it's gonna go before the senate but -- in speaking with senate colleagues in in the public reaction to this.
Let's face it hagel.
If he's not being taken a hard line on groups like Hezbollah and Hamas in Gaza he at least has had a -- to kind of vague approach about it.
I want to know where he stands and I want to make sure that he is a firm supporter of our strongest ally perhaps in the world indefinitely in the Middle East.
And that is -- Well gentlemen I know -- -- a lot of issues coming your way in the days and weeks ahead we wish you all the best and we're glad you could be here with us today.
Thank you thank you very much thank you had the pleasure it's nice to agree with the Republicans they go.
We got that agreement already terrific thank.


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Entry requirements
Either a Second Class Honours Grade 1 BA, or a GPA of 3.5 or equivalent international undergraduate degree (at NFQ level 8), in a relevant subject. Selection is based on an applicant's academic record, academic references stating her or his potential for completing a research project, as well as on samples of the applicant's written work.
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Course outline
In the first year, students take a year-long seminar (Sources and Resources), focusing on palaeography and manuscript studies, but also taking in auxiliary sciences such as diplomatic, heraldry and philology and including a teamwork, Internet-based project on a medieval library. All students also take Latin and one other language (no prior knowledge of these languages is required). Modules in Archaeology, History, and Literature complete Year One.
In Year Two, students work with their thesis supervisors to define a thesis topic through extensive bibliographical investigation, before completing their research and writing in Semester Two. In Semester One all students continue with Latin and Sources and Resources, as well as taking a module in Archaeology, History or Literature.
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Who teaches this course?
Dr Elizabeth FitzPatrick
Gaelic and Colonial Ireland 1300–1650, royal assembly culture in medieval Europe, urban settlement in traditional societies, and churches and their landscapes.
Mr Conor Newman
Ireland and the Roman world, Irish 'royal' landscapes from prehistory to the early middle ages, Irish art and iconography c. AD 300–700 and the Life and Legacy of Columbanus.
Dr Kieran O'Conor
Gaelic and Anglo-Norman Ireland 1100–1350, castles in their landscape and rural settlement across medieval Europe.
Dr Jacopo Bisagni
Indo-European, Celtic and Latin linguistics; early medieval Irish monastic literature.
Prof. Michael Clarke
Historical linguistics; epic poetry; medieval Irish heroic literature.
Dr Pádraic Moran
Didactic literature (in Latin and Irish), classroom texts and scholia; the study of Greek and Hebrew in the early medieval West; historical linguistics, manuscript studies.
Dr Mark Stansbury
Manuscript studies; Medieval Latin; Insular Christian culture; transmission of Classical texts.
Dr Dermot Burns
Middle English, Arthurian Literature, Medieval Epic and Romance Literature, Religious Writing, Robert Henryson, Medieval Aesthetics, Chivalric Literature.
Dr Clíodhna Carney
Old and Middle English; Chaucer; medieval poetics; medieval literary theory; Spenser; rhetoric, poetics.
Dr Frances McCormack
Old and Middle English Literature; in particular the works of Chaucer, religious and devotinal literature, and heresy.
Dr Catherine Emerson
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Mr Michael Shields
Medieval music; Old- and Middle-High German literature.
Dr Kimberly LoPrete
Social, political, and cultural history of medieval Europe, in particular, the 11th - 12th centuries and France; women in medieval society, notably, aristocratic women; gender and lordship; the first crusade and the history of crusading; medieval historical writing and the uses of the past in the Middle Ages; charters and chronicles, with special emphasis on diplomatic and the rhetoric of Latin narrative; manuscript studies, including palaeography, codicology, and the transmission of texts.
Prof. Dáibhí Ó Cróinín
Ireland, Britain and Europe during the Early Middle Ages; computistics; medieval latin palaeography; Irish traditional music and song.
Irish/Old and Middle Irish and Celtic Studies
Dr Clodagh Downey
Celtic Studies, Old and Middle Irish language and literature, culture and society of early medieval Ireland.
Dr Graham Isaac
The contemporary linguistics of the Celtic and Indo-European languages, the ancient Celtic languages of Europe, literature of the Old- and Middle-Welsh.
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Medieval and Early Modern Irish language and literature early Irish law; aspects of early Irish history.
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EU (Total): €4,710
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Non-EU (Total): €13,250
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"Medieval Studies is ideal because of its interdisciplinary nature...One of it's most encouraging aspects is that the faculty have been so supportive and they really take an interest in the students. Galway is a great city to meet new people and make lifelong friends. Probably the number one word I would use to describe the place is "welcoming". NUI Galway is a great place to study, with it's high academic standards and supportive student environment".
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The Twisted talk essentially was its own mini-conference. The Twisted developers turned out in force, conducting several sprints on different Twisted topics, presenting a whole track's worth of session talks (including software that can be used both with Twisted and standalone) and drawing over thirty people to their BOF.
Divmod presented its Twisted-powered commercial Web mail site, whose source code is available at divmod.org if you'd like to compete with them. divmod.org distributes Atop (discussed above), Lupy (a full-text indexer), Nevow (discussed above), Pyindex (an indexer using Metakit), Quotient (the webmail server), Reverend (a Bayesian filter) and Stoom (Voice over IP). In addition to Web mail, divmod.com provides POP/IMAP access, integrated spamfiltering (you can override the Bayesian score), flexible searching (by phone number, URL, image, or "question" in the message), blogging, an image manager, contact list, calendar, to-do list and Internet phone (VoIP). They're working on blog-via-email and also multiplayer games. The cost will be somewhere under $10/month for Web mail and basic services, with additional fees for VoIP-to-landline, advanced games and the rest. As an open-source project, divmod.com also will be soliciting feature contributions from its users. A few attendees wondered what Chandler is trying to do that divmod.com isn't already doing. However, I couldn't find a link on divmod.com to sign up. Maybe signup-via-web is not quite ready yet, or maybe it needs a big "subscribe!" button.
Twisted is amazingly flexible and Pythonic, but that darn asynchronous event loop makes thread-happy people run in terror. You can't simply call functions that block, because blocking halts the entire server and makes everybody else's request wait. So you have to turn your program inside out to avoid blocking. Last conference I got excited about Twisted, and every few months thereafter I tried to understand this inside-out method of programming, but every time I hit a brick wall. Now, after talking with the developers at this conference (Donovan Preston, Nevow's inventor, was especially helpful) and reading the Deferred HOWTO three friggin' times, I think I'm finally getting somewhere.
First, there's probably a Twisted library for everything you need to do, so you can avoid the issue for a long time. Second, you mentally have to divide your code into chunks at the natural blocking points. Each chunk becomes a separate function, and you use callLater or addCallback to switch to the next function. This implies that for each blocking point you have to wrap two sections of code into functions. The first section is the slow function that runs after the pause; let's call the new function the "deferred job". The second portion is in the calling routine that depends on the slow function's return value; this is the "callback".
Let's say the slow function does a database lookup and the deferred job is the portion that comes after the I/O. The slow function uses callLater to schedule the deferred job and returns a Deferred instance (d) to the calling routine:
from twisted.internet import deferred, reactor # 'reactor' is the event loop instance that's running. d = defer.Deferred() # reactor.callLater(SECONDS_AS_FLOAT, FUNC, *args, **kw) reactor.callLater(2.5, deferredAction, d, arg2, arg3, kwarg='value') return d
callLater is like UNIX's at command: it schedules a background job to run at a future time. The job has no knowledge of its context, but because you can pass as many arguments as you want, it has all the info it needs. Of course, the job can be a bound method if you want to sneak in other information too. The job needs d, so pass it as an argument or sneak it in as an instance attribute.
The calling routine gets d instead of the result. How lovely, just what we didn't want. The calling routine has to register callback function(s) that will operate on the result.
d.addCallback(myCallback) return # Nothing more to do since I'll never get the result myself.
So d is the link between all the functions, which don't otherwise know about one another. Time passes and the deferred job is called. It produces a result and calls:
d.callback(result) # Oh, so *that's* why I needed 'd'.
Note: the deferred job does not return the result. d then calls all the callbacks that have been registered. The first one is called with one argument: the result. Any subsequent callbacks are called with the return value of the previous callback; this allows generic filter functions to serve as callbacks. The callbacks must completely dispose of the result by printing it or saving it somewhere, because it will be thrown away after the last callback finishes.
My two biggest hurdles with all this were, "What if the callback needs more info from the caller?" and "How does the slow function know when the result will be ready?" Let's look at these separately.
"What if the callback needs more info from the caller? I called the slow function because I wanted the result. I don't mind waiting, but why should I wait for somebody else to get the result? That's the biggest load of crap I've ever heard. I've got my local variables all nicely set, and the callback will need them." Because you can't pass arguments to the callback, you have to sneak the external data in as default values, nested-scope variables or instance attributes. If there's a lot of external data to sneak, using a bound method for the callback looks increasingly attractive.
"How does the slow function know when the result will be ready? It has to choose a certain number of seconds, but how does it know when a database query or socket read will be ready? Won't the deferred job just have to block anyway waiting for it?" The answer is so obvious I felt like a fool when I realized it. The deferred job does a non-blocking poll to see if the result is ready. If it's not, the job schedules itself to run again with all its same arguments after another interval. It avoids calling d.callback until the result is known. If the result is never known, the callbacks never are called, but that's what we want. There are optional errbacks and timeouts (which we won't discuss here) to handle exceptional situations.
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Since Mike didn't mention it, I'll point out -- the VoIP software that Anthony Baxter presented is called Shtoom, and it's hosted at Divmod:
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