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It was a theme heard many times at the Democratic National Convention, and it is a theme that surely will be repeated until November.
"Governor Romney believes it's OK to raise taxes on middle classes by $2,000 in order to pay for ... another trillion-dollar tax cut for the very wealthy," Vice President Joe Biden said at the DNC.
Those watching heard it from Biden and other heavy hitters at the DNC. They say Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tax plan will mean an increase of $2,000 for middle income families.
But Romney denied this claim in his speech at the Republican National Convention.
"I will not raise taxes on the middle class," he said at the RNC.
He later reinforced it on NBC's "Meet The Press."
"And I've indicated as well that -- that contrary to what the Democrats are saying, I'm not going to increase the tax burden on middle income families," he said. "It would absolutely be wrong to do that."
So with these conflicting statements, who are voters supposed to believe? It all comes down to the Tax Policy Center's analysis of Romney's tax plan.
First, he said he's going to keep all of the Bush tax cuts for everyone. He's going to cut income tax rates across the board 20 percent. All this while keeping it revenue neutral. He'll do this by cutting tax deductions and exemptions for wealthy people.
The Tax Policy Center says this just doesn't add up. And Romney may be over-promising.
"What you have is the Democrats assuming that the compromise that Mitt Romney will have to make is that he's going to raise taxes on the middle class," said FactCheck.org Deputy Editor Robert Farley. "Again, something that he specifically said he's not going to do."
So until we have specific details on what Romney would do about reducing the number of exemptions, voters can count on this remaining a popular campaign theme.
"This is a very important point for them," Farley said. "And you're going to hear it hammered over and over again in ads and speeches from now until November."
But however much it's repeated, it's not necessarily true.
For even more analysis of the Democratic National Convention from FactCheck.org, click here.

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Counsell excited about new role in front office
Now retired, ex-Brewer hopes to one day become a GM
By Adam McCalvy / MLB.com
MILWAUKEE -- Craig Counsell was a 19-year-old at the University of Notre Dame when he met then-Oakland A's general manager Sandy Alderson and set his sights on a future in the front office. "For me, it was, 'That's what I want to do when I grow up. I want to be a GM,'" Counsell said. "Twenty years of playing got in the way. I'm happy that happened, but I thought back a couple of days ago that I'm finally doing what I thought I would be doing when I was 19 years old. That's pretty cool." Counsell on Tuesday announced the end of a fine playing career that spanned parts of 16 Major League seasons and netted him two World Series rings, and the beginning of a new career in his hometown team's front office. The Brewers hired Counsell as a special assistant to general manager Doug Melvin, and Melvin made it very clear that this is no ceremonial position. Instead of having Counsell don a Brewers jersey, the tradition for new player introductions, Melvin offered a navy blazer and said Counsell would be put to work. "I'm excited for this challenge," said Counsell, who grew up just north of Milwaukee in Whitefish Bay, Wis., and still lives there. "I'm excited that I have a lot to learn. That's what made this job appealing to me, is that it's a challenge." There's a bonus. "I'm excited I don't have to get any hits anymore," Counsell joked. "That was a challenge in the end there." He batted .178 (28-for-157) mostly as a pinch-hitter in 2011, including an 0-for-45 streak that spanned nearly two months. Counsell turned 41 along the way, but until Tuesday had been weighing offers to play another season in 2012. None of them went beyond a Minor League deal and an invitation to win a job in big league camp. Counsell also weighed offers to coach, including at least one firm job from new Cubs manager Dale Sveum to be Chicago's first-base coach. But the timing was not right, said Counsell, who at the time was still wrestling with the question of whether to call it a career. By Tuesday, that question had a clear answer. "This means I'm done playing," Counsell said. "I'm retired for sure. How do you come to that decision? For me, it was just time. It was time for a new challenge, time for something different. "It's hard to make that decision, but in a lot of ways, it was kind of easy. It's easy when you've got more softball teams calling you than baseball teams." His tough 2011 marked a sour end to an otherwise sweet career that saw Counsell on base for a pair of World Series-winning hits. He was traded from the Rockies to the Marlins as a rookie in 1997 and wound up scoring the winning run in a decisive Game 7 against the Indians on Edgar Renteria's 11th-inning single. Four years later, with the D-backs, Counsell was hit by a Mariano Rivera pitch to load the bases for Luis Gonzalez's winning bloop single in Game 7 of the 2001 Series against the Yankees. In all, Counsell was a .255 hitter in parts of 16 Major League seasons, six of them with the Brewers. He played in nine postseason series. "The things that have happened [in my career], I don't even know if they were in my dreams," Counsell said. "I'm very grateful. I feel like it's been a pretty good run." Counsell was born in South Bend, Ind., but grew up in Whitefish Bay, a suburb just north of Milwaukee within a bicycle ride of Miller Park. Counsell, who still lives there with his wife, Michelle, and four kids, said he plans to bike to work at least once a week starting in spring. His Brewers roots are deep. Counsell's father, John, worked in the team's front office from 1979-87 and had an office just down the hall from then-owner Allan H. "Bud" Selig. Now he's following in dad's footsteps. The plan calls for Counsell to be in uniform for the early weeks of Spring Training, but once games begin, he will watch with Melvin, assistant GM Gord Ash and other front office officials from their booth at Maryvale Baseball Park. Counsell plans to work 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Miller Park like any other front-office employee and will focus on a myriad of projects, from player evaluation to the First-Year Player Draft to the team's medical program. "Some players transition into this role and think they're going to come in at 11 and leave at 1 [p.m.] and play golf that afternoon," Ash said. "I can assure you, that's not how we work here. I think Craig is ready for that and he understands that, and I think that is going to serve him well." Said Melvin: "He's always been a team player, and I think he'll look at the front office in the same way." Counsell brings a unique point of view to the front office; for the past 10 years, he has been intricately involved in the Players Association. Counsell was at the negotiating table for the culmination of each of the game's last two labor agreements. "It's been a great learning experience, more than anything," Counsell said. "Those are experiences and conversations that are really going to help me in this new job. You get a knowledge of some of the macro issues in baseball and just the rules of engagement with clubs versus players. ... That experience is going to help me get a jump-start."
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Opinions filed February 17, 2012
Chicago Teachers Union v. Board of Education of the City of Chicago, 2012 IL 112566
Rule 20 Certified Question from 7th Circuit Court of Appeals
JUSTICE FREEMAN delivered the judgment of the court, with opinion.
Justices Thomas, Garman, Karmeier, and Burke concurred in the judgment and opinion.
Justice Theis dissented, with opinion, joined by Chief Justice Kilbride.
In the summer of 2010, the Board of Education of the City of Chicago was faced with significant budget deficits. The Board laid off 1,289 teachers in several phases during the summer. To the extent that vacancies were available within the system, laid-off teachers were not given preference for other teaching jobs, nor were all available vacancies posted on the website which the Board maintained.
In August of 2010, there was an increase in federal funding. Approximately 715 tenured teachers were recalled. However, many of the available positions were filled with new hires, rather than laid-off tenured teachers. There was no official recall policy.
The Chicago Teachers Union, Local No. 1, American Federation of Teachers filed suit in federal court, claiming a denial of due process. After several subsequent phases of litigation at the federal level, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit concluded that the Supreme Court of Illinois should be given an opportunity to interpret Illinois law. A question was certified from the federal court asking what the School Code provides as to whether these Chicago tenured teachers have a right to be rehired after an economic layoff and whether they have a right to certain procedures during the rehiring process.
In this decision, the supreme court answered these questions. Public schools in the City of Chicago are treated differently under the statutes of Illinois. Pursuant to the provisions of the School Code, in all the other public school districts in Illinois except Chicago, laid-off tenured teachers (with satisfactory or better evaluations) have a right of recall and, subject to their certification and seniority, have a right to be rehired into new vacancies in their districts for a period of one or two years, depending on the size of the layoff.
In 1995, the School Code provisions governing Chicago were amended to remove limitations on the power to lay off tenured teachers. Layoff and recall procedures were removed from the statute, and any substantive rights to be rehired after an economic layoff were eliminated.
Although the current statute speaks of layoff and rehire procedures that could be adopted, the Chicago Board of Education did not do so. Thus, the statutes at issue do not give Chicago teachers the substantive rights argued for by the union. The School Code does not provide that, after an economic layoff in Chicago, only the most qualified or most experienced tenured teachers will be recalled. It does not give tenured teachers a right to recall procedures. After an economic layoff, tenured teachers have neither a substantive right to be rehired nor a right to certain procedures during the rehiring process.
The supreme court declined to read into the School Code's language something which the legislature did not put there.


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ABC News/Washington Post Poll, October 2007 (ICPSR 24592)
Principal Investigator(s): ABC News; The Washington Post
This poll, fielded October 29 through November 1, 2007, is part of a continuing series of monthly surveys that solicit public opinion on the presidency and on a range of other political and social issues. A national sample of 1,131 adults was surveyed, including an oversample of African Americans, for a total of 203 African Americans respondents. Respondents were asked whether they approved of the way George W. Bush was handling his job as president, and whether they approved of the way the Congress was doing its job, whether they approved of the way the Republicans in Congress and the Democrats in Congress were doing their jobs, and who respondents wanted to see in control of Congress after the next congressional election. Opinions were sought on whether things in this country were on the right track, and who could be trusted more, the Democrats or the Republicans, to do a better job handling the situation in Iraq, health care, the United States campaign on terrorism, the economy, taxes, and immigration issues. Several questions were asked about the war in Iraq, including whether the war was worth fighting, whether the United States was making progress in restoring civil order in Iraq, whether the number of military forces should be increased, and whether United States forces in Iraq should be withdrawn immediately. Respondents were also asked how closely they were following the 2008 presidential race, for whom they would vote if the 2008 presidential primary were held that day, their opinion of the candidates, who they thought was best able to handle various situations facing the country, and their opinion of the most important issue in their choice for president. Additional topics covered whether the respondent was a feminist, whether smaller or larger governments were favored, whether homosexual couples should be allowed to form recognized civil unions, whether giving illegal immigrants the right to legally live in the United States was supported, whether abortion should be legal, and opinions about the nation's economy and a possible recession. Demographic information includes voter registration status and participation history, sex, age, race, income, marital status, religious preference, religious service attendance, education level, type of residential area (e.g., urban or rural), political philosophy, and political party affiliation.
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Electric Vehicles outpacing hybrids
The US Department of Energy has this week released a very interesting graph which shows the early-stage development of the hybrid market compared to the electric plug-in market. Many people have been of the opinion that hybrids offer an interesting steppingstone for the electric vehicle market but if sales forecasts are anything to go by the electric vehicle market is likely to outperform its hybrid counterpart.
The graph took into account sales of electric vehicles and hybrids over the first three years of the technology. The start date for hybrids was 2000 and the start date for electric vehicles was 2011 – while some will point at an earlier Tesla Roadster Model made available before 2011 this was not designed for the main market.
If you look at the sales graph above you will see that even before the half year the line indicating the increase in electric vehicle sales began to detach itself from hybrid electric vehicle sales. Indeed after 12 months electric vehicle sales were reached 17,500 while hybrid electric vehicle sales were languishing around the 10,000 level. The situation after two years is even more marked with hybrid electric vehicle sales under 30,000 while electric vehicle sales topped 65,000.
Quote from ElectricForum.com : "It strikes me that the only real thing holding back the EV market is, in some cases, the limited distances which are reachable using pure electric power. I think there are great similarities with the early mobile phone market where the battery power seemed to be well behind the mobile phone technology. Once mobile phone battery technology caught up we saw the sector fly – will the same happen to the EV market?"
If we look towards the 30 month level will see that hybrid electric vehicles were languishing around 50,000 while plug-in electric vehicles were moving towards the 120,000 level. These cumulative sales figures give an interesting indication of the relative development of these two markets from the beginning up to 30 months. Note that the graph supplied by the US Department of Energy states USD on the vertical axis in error as these numbers are actual cumulative car sales NOT value.
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During the grind of preseason, a break is in order every now and then. Robert Warzycha gave his team Monday morning off to rest and prepare for Monday's late afternoon training.
Second year midfielder Kevan George was grateful to his head coach for allowing the players a little time to relax.
"This morning was the best thing since sliced bread," George joked. "We just stayed in, ate a late breakfast and played FIFA with the guys. It was really nice."
The Crew returned to IMG Academy in the afternoon where Warzycha and his staff put the team through possession and movement drills before ending the practice with some small-sided scrimmaging.
After a two month offseason, the players' bodies are still adjusting to workload.
"At this point in the preseason, it's tough on the legs because the [artificial] turf took a toll on us," George said. "Right now we're just bursting through the barriers and trying to get fit for next season."
Almost as soon as the ink dried on his newly signed contract with the Crew, Agustín Viana arrived in Bradenton to meet his new team on Monday. Viana jogged and did crunches on the side at the team's afternoon training session following is arrival from Uruguay.
Robert Warzycha believes Viana will be an important ingredient in the Crew's plan for success in 2013, bringing competition at the leftback position with fellow new signing Tyson Wahl.
"We've had him on our radar for quite a bit, to be honest," Warzycha said. "He's a good leftback, he goes up and down, he's a box-to-box player. He works hard and I think he will fit perfectly on our team."
Viana can also play in central midfield providing another option with Danny O'Rourke, Tony Tchani, Kevan George and Wil Trapp.
"[Viana] can be a good offensive central midfielder, he can play in the middle," Warzycha explained. "He can play both positions, but we'll see what he can bring. If he helps in the back, great. If he helps in the middle, that's great too. We have a good player."
Fresh on the heels of winning the Golden Boot at the Copa Centroamericana on Sunday, Crew striker Jairo Arrieta was called upon once again for Costa Rican National Team duty as La Sele begins the Hexagonal round of 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying against Panama on February 6.
Though Robert Warzycha wishes his potent striker could be in Bradenton with the Black & Gold, the Head Coach is fully supportive of Arrieta's National Team duties.
"I am very pleased that he is playing for his National Team," Warzycha said on Monday. "That is why people play soccer, to have some recognition. It's great that his country has recognized his performance and he's with the National Team, but as a coach I would like him to be here and work on the things we have to work on and help the team get better. But I'm very, very happy for him and I support him one hundred-percent with the National Team."
The Crew skipper knows a few things about balancing priorities between club and country. As a player, Warzycha made 47 appearances for Poland.
"You play for your club to get called to the National Team because that's a great honor to represent as many millions of people that might live in your entire country," Warzycha explained. "If you think about it, there are only 11 chosen people that step on the field at once to represent a country. It's a great honor."
Arrieta will likely re-join the Crew in Orlando following Costa Rica's match against Panama.


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This is ok
it's nice that ya'll have posted links for episode 3, but where the hell is episode 2?
I laughed at the heart-shaped tub.
Shit, this link is wednesdays....
where are the vidup.me or thevideo.me ink
s11 e3 http://vidzi.tv/mfh0aubaqfxp.html
Season 10 Episode 3 ---> http://openload.io/f/rwjGf93qx7Y/
season 4??
the body is in Allen's apartment; WHERE IS HIS WHEELCHAIR?
damned ninjas.. always cutting onions.
Would barry allen (The flash) be called "White lighting"
wtf.... comon why there isn't the 480p or 720p?
naaaah... it says ''Smartass TeamCohutta1''
@Tonia1 Open an English English dictionary (not American) at random and pick a word for your user name; repeat 75 times. Is this Oldboy?
Where are the 480p or the 720p common
When the user ''oldboy'' appears, then the spamming and booting is stoping. When oldboy is off, spamming and booting, starts again. Guess who is the fucking spammer...
Where are the 480p or the 720p?????????????
Where is episode 1?
.... upload 480p or 720p pls
Where is the 720p MKV? Hai5hi5ei, Namiman? It's not been this late ...
Where are the 480p
WHY THIS SHOW IS SOOO GOOOOOOOD,damn this episode was so damn emotional it was amazing i never though i would like this show when i started watching it plus its not the kind of shows i like but this show is soo diffrent from any other show it got the concept of amazing,i really recommend it to everyone and hear me out if you didnt watch this show then your wasting your life for real.
where english sub???
s1 e1 http://vidup.me/4i2r5cucbhnq
None of these links work :(
@Kyndryd ... thanks for using the spoiler button and I wanted to say sorry for my reaction the other day.
they are split up, go through virtual hell to get together to only split apart - again. AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH !
between the sheets
love it come on to watch it and its uploaded three minutes later
let me know ASAP after you guys uploaded this episode
Please add some more links
TO ANYONE: Is Philip Dick show meant to be in Russian or what????? thanks in advance!!! Radi xxx
the raven was a nice touch.
Black Mirror S04E01 - http://thevideo.me/hrzjcps9f39h http://thevideo.me/14c7eiiwyj4u http://thevideo.me/qdkzhf0yumsv http://thevideo.me/83gux12em1yx http://thevideo.me/s5gt4nlnc198 http://thevideo.me/vkyy0ayiulzg http://thevideo.me/sdjhqm3641ed http://thevideo.me/ptf58ar2eo13 http://thevideo.me/qsyvo7vhlwa9 http://thevideo.me/9q469htynxe4 http://thevideo.me/ggsfen24sa6u http://thevideo.me/pudi6e8ddhkk
Black Mirror S04E01 -
I only ever post links when there are none for a bit... but damn other uploaders your slow. I had to grab one from watchfree lmao
s6 e2 http://thevideo.me/s51qbs0u2hwk
s9 e9 http://thevideo.me/frjg1phcu7mg
Thank you to those added it.
According to both imdb and pbs.org, the episode broadcast on 10 Jan 2018 was Black Hole Apocalypse.
the next episode is solar impulse bro
how far wuold you travel to the 'dark side' to find, avenge, the killing of a loved one?
Wrong episode. The current one is Black Hole Apocalypse, not Eclipse Over America.
i ve missed this show so much,so glad it s finally back
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Year : 2012
Episode Runtime: 45
First Aired: October 9, 2012
Status : Ended
Nashville (2012) Season 1 Episode 2 (s01e02)
Chart-topping Rayna James is a country legend who's had a career any singer would envy, though lately her popularity is starting to wane. Fans still line up to get her autograph, but she's not packing the arenas like she used to. Rayna's record label thinks a concert tour, opening for up-and-comer Juliette Barnes, the young and sexy future of country music, is just what Rayna needs. But scheming Juliette can't wait to steal Rayna's spotlight. Sharing a stage with that disrespectful, untalented, little vixen is the last thing Rayna wants to do, which sets up a power struggle for popularity. Could the undiscovered songwriting talent of Scarlett O'Connor be the key to helping Rayna resurrect her career?
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Can you imagine films without special effects? Would The Matrix have been half the film it is without its incredible camera technology? Would Star Wars have had the same impact if it had been shot using cars made up to look like X-Wings and TIE Fighters? Could Titanic even have been made? While the last question probably has you cursing the fact that Celine Dion's voice wasn't digitally removed, most films simply wouldn't be the same were it not for the expensive effects that draw us to cinemas in droves.
Players of The Movies can now bring their studio lot up to date thanks to the Stunts & Effects expansion pack. While it doesn't quite give you WETA at your fingertips, it does introduce stuntmen (and women), new sets, action movies, and includes enhancements to the movie making tool that shipped with the original game. All this integrates into the game rather seamlessly, and after a while you'll wonder how you ever got by without it.
Stuntmen function in pretty much the same way as the actors you employ, so you'll have to build training facilities, pick the suitable stuntman for the role, and even send them to hospital every now and again in order for their rather battered and bruised bodies to recover. As with every aspect of The Movies, the goal is to do things before your competitors, and the expansion introduces stunts and special effects into the mix. Whether it's the use of 'Blue Screen' technology or filming in a miniature set, doing so in a film released before that of another studio will earn the movie great reviews and bring in large amounts of cash.
As ever, you'll have numerous scripts on the go, a number of films in production at once, and never enough staff to do the job properly. Despite being a game about the most highly competitive industry in the world, it seems that in video game land you just can't get the right staff. You'll need to keep on top of things, often having to move workers about from one job to another, simply to keep things moving.
If anything, the introduction of the 'Blockbuster' movie makes micromanagement all the more important. Simple movies can be churned out fairly quickly, but a big-budget spectacular will take a long time to film. This means that the staff involved in such a movie won't be available for an extended period of time. It's vital that you keep things ticking over with cost effective productions, and time your big release to coincide with Awards season. Nothing helps more than winning a prestigious industry award.
While far too time consuming for some, the movie making tool that shipped with the original game did wonders for the game's online community. With movies being sharable online, it seems that the closet movie makers from around the world came out of hiding and created some bizarre, but rather brilliant short films. This expansion makes the movie making aspect far more versatile, thanks to the new 'Freecam' mode. This gives you full control over the camera, allowing you to make movies that simply weren't possible in the original game.
Seeing as the content integrates into the game, what you see and hear is largely the same as what you saw when you played the original release. The Movies is a management sim, so fancy visuals weren't necessary, but it looked smart last year and looks just as smart now. The new sets and effects add some sparkle to the movies you create, and the new sound effects fit well, livening up an already impressive package.
Stunts & Effects is an expansion, and therefore will only be of interest to fans of the original game, and as such does its job of extending the game pretty well. The new sets, vehicles and costumes add another element to the movie making pie, and while the same old problems remain, the gameplay is as engrossing as ever. Wannabe movie makers will also find their lives taken away from them thanks to the newly improved movie making tool. Could The Movies live without Stunts & Effects? Probably, but it's more entertaining thanks to the additions found in the expansion.


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The Russellville Lions Club will administer free vision screenings for children ages 1-12 during Saturday's pARTy in the Park in the River Valley Arts Center classroom. Screening will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The club's vision screening tool uses a digital camera and gives a quick response as to whether children should be seen by an eye doctor. The screening tool does not require responses from children. Parents must complete consent forms, which are available in English and Spanish, during pARTy in the Park or can be picked up in advance at the River Valley Arts Center or Vintage Books. For more information on the Russellville Lions Club, visit the club's Facebook page.
Vinson Family Reunion on Sunday
The annual Vinson Family Reunion, celebrated by friends and relatives of the late F. C. Vinson and Fannie Vinson with a potluck dinner will begin at noon Sunday at the London Fire Station. Paper and plastics will be furnished. For information contact Ruth White at (479) 293-4472 or Vernon White at (479) 293-4971.
Wade River book signing Saturday
Wade River will have a book signing at Hastings Book Store in Russellville from 1:30-5 p.m. Saturday. This is his second book signing. The first tour was for the book "Y City." The new books that have been released are titled "Thrillervision" and "The Trisix Colony." For more information on his books, visit Waderivers.com.
Pollard Cemetery decoration May 12
The Pollard Cemetery Decoration will be May 12. There will be a program at 2 p.m. at the Cemetery's pavilion.
Workdays have been scheduled for May 4 and May 11 in preparation for the upcoming event. Old flowers need to be removed by Sunday to aid in mowing and clean-up. Please contact the cemetery committee before planting trees and shrubs, or placing small fences within the cemetery.
This will aid in keeping the cemetery mowed and landscaped. Donations may be made to Pollard Cemetery Fund, P.O. Box 260 Dover, AR 72837.
Sunshine After Dark festival Saturday
The first Sunshine After Dark festival will take place Saturday in the downtown Russellville Depot Park from 4-9 p.m. The event is a benefit to endow an Arkansas Tech University scholarship in memory of Savannah Hintze.
Festivities will include bands, a karaoke contest, an art contest, poetry readings by local schoolchildren, face painting, old fashioned races and dancing in the street. For more information about the festival call (479) 747-0210.
Dogs and their owners are invited to dress in hippie fashion to complete for prizes at the festival. The competition will begin at 5 p.m. and registration will be before the competition starts, with a $5 fee.
The karaoke contest will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at The Crossing coffee shop at 303 West C St., Russellville. Pre-registration required and there is no fee to compete. For more information about the karaoke contest call The Crossing at (479) 567-5650.


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As the Duveneck/St. Francis neighborhood family gathers around the Christmas tree, they won't do a power-rush of present opening. They'll carefully unwrap Jesus' gift and read each note — "sharing the joy of what everyone has done and how happy it makes everybody feel," Jacqueline, 11, explained.
Benjamin and Jessica Galbraith established this family tradition with their seven children, Jacqueline, Alexis, Zachary, Abigail, Victoria, Jonathan and William, ages 11 to six months. Jessica similarly shared the giving-box tradition with her five siblings while growing up in Massachusetts and Utah. They would open the gift box in their parents' bedroom before they even went downstairs, she said.
"It's something I did the whole time I was growing up. As adult children, talking about our favorite things about Christmas, this was it."
Jessica explained how, three years ago in the beginning of December, the Galbraiths introduced the tradition to their children at a family meeting.
"Who gets presents on their birthdays?" she asked the kids.
"We do," they said.
"Yes. Whose birthday are we celebrating on Dec. 25th?"
"Jesus' birthday."
"Who gets presents on Jesus' birthday?"
"Hm. We do!"
"Maybe we could give Jesus a present for his birthday this year," she suggested.
Jessica reads the scripture verse: "When you do it unto the least of these ... ye do it unto me."
She often tells a story about service from the scriptures: clothing the naked, feeding the hungry or caring for the sick — a Good Samaritan-type story — and she tells the children that when they serve others, they are serving Jesus.
"We can give Jesus a present by serving our fellow men," she said.
Jessica holds up a wrapped box that looks like a beautiful present. It has a slit in the top and some slips of paper. The family has two different types of service: one is service to those in the community, including playing music at Lytton Gardens, donating to a toy drive, participating in a canned-food drive, helping at the Palo Alto Unified School District toy store, bringing soup and cookies to the Ronald McDonald house, having missionaries to dinner, and inviting a new family to their home. The second is service to members of the family.
"I encourage them to make each others' beds, write notes and leave them on pillows, do each others' chores, help each other with homework, give someone a 'heart attack,' where they tape hearts all over a person's car or bed," she said.
When they finish their service, the children write it on a slip of paper and put it in the box.
"On Christmas morning, before opening our gifts, we open Jesus' gift and read all the 'gifts' we've given him over the month," she said.
One son's favorite act is helping to sort toys at the school district's toy drive, she said.
Zachary, 7, knows right off his favorite act of family love:
"Snuggling with Mom," he said.
For Alexis, 10, it is playing "Secret Santa."
The children go to Toys 'R' Us or Target and purchase toys for kids in need whom they have heard about through their church. Then they secretly leave the wrapped gifts on doorsteps at night.
"I feel really happy and overjoyed, and I feel like I want to do them over and over again," she said.
For Jacqueline, the eldest, doing something nice for somebody that might make a difference in their lives brings the greatest joy, she said.
On Christmas day, when the box for Jesus is finally opened, reading what her siblings have done is inspiring.
"The whole thing is really nice. It gives you an idea of the nice things we can do for other people," she said.
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Following developments in the Republican presidential nominating contest the instability of the race is stark. Every political contest involves flawed candidates: how could it be otherwise? But often the public develops a firm sense of the perspective of the candidates and chooses to join a team. As primary campaigns are waged on a state-by-state basis, it is expected that in some realms one candidate will do better than another, but psychiatric mood swings are something else. We saw the politics of allegiance in the competition between Barack and Hillary (and the wormy love apple: imagine our blue dress politics in an Edwards presidency!). In the states of the industrial Midwest, home to Reagan Democrats, Hillary posted strong numbers; Obama was more successful in states not so hard hit by industrial decline, states with a rainbow electorate, and those open to a new type of politics. Soon one knew the metrics of the race, even if the outcome was uncertain. But the Republican campaign upends these rules as voter preferences lurch wildly. This is a campaign year that reminds us of voters' cultural fickleness – their political ADD. They are watching a reality television show and so are we (Jeff Goldfarb describes his pained reaction in "The Republican Reality Show"). If one is not newly tickled, one turns away. Media narratives set our politics.
We have gazed at candidates, quasi-candidates, and proto-candidates – Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, Rick Perry, Newt Gingrich, and The Donald – dance with the stars. Can parties fire their voters? Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty could have had his turn had he the internal fortitude or cockeyed optimism to recognize that to be dismissed in August might lead to be crowned a year later. If politics were based on a comparison and conflict of ideas, this would be inconceivable.
But American politics has become, as Jeffrey Goldfarb emphasizes, a reality show – adore it, dismiss it, or despise it, but depend on it. Voters demand diversion; they want bread and circuses, at least . . .
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Chihaya is a lighthearted tomboy, who's not especially good at anything in particular. Her dream has always been for her sister (an aspiring model) to become the number one beauty of Japan, or perhaps of the world. But then one day she meets someone who tells her that a dream is something that should concern only herself - and something she has to work hard for as well. At the same time, Chihaya discovers a passion for the old Japanese game hyakunin ishhu, also called "karuta".
Main Characters
Taichi Mashima (真島太一)
An all-round sportsman, and Chihaya's childhood friend. Because he is a sore loser, he becomes Chihaya's rival in karuta. He seems to have feelings for Chihaya although he has a girlfriend.
Chihaya Ayase (綾瀬千早)
A determined schoolgirl who "possesses a remarkable hearing ability". She believes that by persevering in karuta, she will meet Arata again, and begins a karuta club at her high school with Majima. While she is beautiful, she is considered too weird, her classmates referring to her as a "waste of a beauty". She has been described as a "tomboy trapped in a supermodel's body".
Arata Wataya (綿谷新)
A transfer student to Chihaya's elementary school, grandchild of a master karuta player, Arata inspires Chihaya to take up karuta. His dream is to become a karuta Meijin. After graduating elementary school, he returns to Fukui to care for his grandfather. After returning to Fukui, he quits karuta.
Other information
Episodes: 25
Producer: Madhouse Studios
Genres: Drama, Sports
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
Opening Theme: "YOUTHFUL" by 99RadioService
Ending Theme: "Soshite Ima" (そしていま) by Asami Seto
Official website: ちはやふる
So this is an anime about a game called "karuta".
I honestly don't know how the game works but I just enjoy seeing the 3 main characters. lol.
The three of them were so cute! Too bad they're going back to being teenagers in the next episode.
The first two episodes were very heartwarming. Accompanied by good music
and very pretty animation, this could be a great show!
Although there were some really frustrating scenes (damn you little Taichi),
overall, I think this could be the season's "wildcard", if in case Mirai Nikki fails.
Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful?
I thought the first episode was fun. The use of flashback, which is usually a bad idea, worked well here. The animation was spotty ... some good, some bad, but over all not horrible. Character design is good. Hate their hair, but a minor quibble.
Not to jacked about the plot so far (karuta). To be honest, I'd rather watch people fight over cheap box lunches, but I'll give this another couple episodes. I didn't think I'd like Saki and ended up enjoying that despite the amateurish hand of GONZO.
First episode: 4/5
I am a cage in search of a bird.
This anime don`t get enough love.
I think it`s a great one, really stands out in this season.
Deep plot, nice friendship, nice artwork.
Chihaya is a great characther :D
The cardgame is not the kind of game you see in those over the top actiony cardgame anime
This is on my to-watch list. Glad CR got it.
This is good but I have no idea what karuta is
It's great so far, the background music works incredibly well..
My only gripe is that I'm not sure wether i'll enjoy it when it goes into "present day" material so-to-speak.
I'm guessing it's a White Hole
Master_Yoma wrote:
This is good but I have no idea what karuta is
Some info:
- Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karuta]
The basic idea of any karuta game is to be able to quickly determine which card out of an array of cards is required and then to grab the card before it is grabbed by an opponent. There are various types of cards which can be used to play karuta. It is also possible to play this game using two standard decks of playing cards.
There are two kinds of cards used in karuta. One kind is yomifuda (読札) or "reading cards", and the other is torifuda (取り札) or "grabbing cards." As they were denoted, the words in the yomifuda are read and players will have to find its associated torifuda before anybody else does.
The two types of karuta cards that are most often seen are the "uta-garuta" and "iroha-garuta".
In "uta-garuta", players try to find the last two lines of a tanka given the first three lines. It is often possible to identify a poem by its first one or two syllables. The poems for this game are taken from the Hyakunin Isshu and are traditionally played on New Year's Day.
Here's a YouTube video of professionals in Japan playing. It's in Japanese (Japanese news report) and there are no English subs, but it's only 2-minutes long and quite interesting. Some of the players are insanely fast.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUSWwEB2T6U&
Hope some of that helps.
I am a cage in search of a bird.
I haven't seen the episodes yet, but this series is on my "plan to watch" list. I usually never watch anime according to their current season. I'm still catching up with some series from last season.
I didn't think I'd enjoy it, but within the first five minutes I was hooked. Fantastic animation and characters that tug at the heartstrings.
Waiting to see the trio together when they're older in the coming episodes. I'm hoping older-Arata is still just as cute in his personality. XD
I'm glad CR got this, it had me from the first episode like Hanasaku did. <3 And not many series do that : D
Horse Penis
Kind of caught my eye, partly because it reminded me of Saki (which I really enjoyed) but I wasn't really sure about it. Finally decided to watch it after it got some good reviews on one of the anime blogs I follow. So far after two episodes I have to say it's pretty good so I want to continue it for now.
really, not bad for a shoujo. hope there are going to be some serious games and not just the characterisations =)
and huzzah for Arata's Kansai accent.
can't go on. (」・ω・)」うー! (/・ωΣ[ 壁 ] にゃ・・・!!
This anime is really good. The latest episode was episode 3 where they left the flashback arc.
Episode 3 was so sad.
I miss you guys!
Episode 3.
Aaaw. That was really cute. I'm going to miss little Arata. <3
Next episode should be the where the story kicks off.
Episode 4.
OMG Teenage Arata and his sexy voice and accent.
Anyway, that was an ouchie for Chihaya.
Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and beautiful?
Ah this anime is so nice! I love it. Im glad they finally started the actual show now. A four episode introduction was... long! But it was a good intro, so I dont mind. Episode 4 had my heart pounding during the game scene.
Poi is the new Desu!


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Town Square
County asks state Attorney General to investigate DA Rosen
Original post made on Apr 9, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, April 9, 2013, 9:10 AM
Comments (6)
a resident of Los Altos Hills
on Apr 9, 2013 at 9:40 am
Obviously, the DA has extra money in his budget to cover this nonsense. So cut the budget!
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Apr 9, 2013 at 10:50 am
> Rosen maintains he instituted a transparent policy
> regarding the additional leave to recognize his
> supervisors for their additional duties, experience,
> and responsibilities.
Doesn't the County's HR Department have the responsibility of determining the job description, and compensation levels, for all County employees—including the attorneys working for the County?
So—what "additional duties, experience and responsibilities" is DA Rosen talking about, that the HR Department would seem to be unaware?
Most of these County Attorneys are very well compensated. When their pensions are folded in to their total compensation package, they will be seeing roughly two dollars in retirement for every dollar they made when they were on the job. Why isn't DA Rosen showing any understanding of the total compensation that these employees are eventually paid?
Given that the DA's office is not very transparent, to begin with—it's very difficult to understand what the public is getting for its money. Let's hope that the public is offered a better choice for DA than a replay of this fellow's questionable track record come the next election.
a resident of Professorville
on Apr 9, 2013 at 1:32 pm
So they got a 5% pay cut, BFD!!! In 2001, my husband got a 30% pay cut, and gave his eloyees a 10% cut--and they were happy it was ONLY 10%. Eventually, their full pay was restored, but not until 2003.
In 2008, I was laid off and my husband took another 30% cut--but this time he had to lay off five people and cut the others' pay 10% again. The employees got their pay restored, one got her job restored, but my husband has not yet, after five years, restored his own pay....
So, these people in the DA's office, who largely make upwards of 200K/year, should not whine so much about 5% in pay cuts, especially since their boss coensated them on other ways. They should just man up like other people do in this roller coaster called Silicon Valley.
a resident of another community
on Apr 21, 2013 at 5:37 am
This article about DA Rosen dosen't surprise me. Give a man a certain degree of power and invariably he will supersede it. He is enjoying the fruits of his labor by going to law school yet he denies my daughter who put herself thru school to be come an architect, thru his refusal to drop an arrest warrant on her for protecting her young daughter 24 years ago, most likely condemns her to waiting tables. It will be interesting to watch himself wiggle himself out of this.
a resident of another community
on Aug 15, 2013 at 10:54 am
D.A. Rosen should be held responsible for what he has done. He makes the rest of the County look bad. And as for Jeff Smith-he is in on it too I am sure. All the top exec's "steal" frm the Public/County funds and they will have to answer to God at some point if they make it to the right place. Good luck on this mess..
a resident of Charleston Gardens
on Aug 15, 2013 at 11:18 pm
The California Attorney General? The same attorney general who took office to uphold and defend the laws of California? The same one that just filed a brief in court that Federal Environmental law should trump the state's California Environmental Quality Act? So that the California High Speed Rail Authority could shirk their responsibility to the citizens of the state to protect the environment by following CEQA. You mean THAT attorney general - that is so busy bending over backward for union and developer special interests that she too busy to defend the state? Don't hold your breath, I kinda think she won't return the call, unless there's a union special interest on the other side of the line.
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The Russellville City Council read for the first of three readings Tuesday an ordinance providing for the replacement of the city's 1-cent sales tax for six years. Five years ago, Russellville voters approved a 1-cent sales tax for five years, which expires Dec. 31.
If approved by voters June 12 during a special election, the 1-cent sales tax would not only continue the millions of dollars of street and drainage improvements Russellville's already seen and driven on, River Valley Alliance for Economic Development director Jeff Pipkin and Liberty Bank's Roy Reaves told council and audience members.
They revealed a picture of a potential 60,000-square-foot convention center and adjacent hotel that would be located west of Interstate 40 off North Arkansas Avenue - 20 acres where private club The Supper Club/North Forty and the former Kings Inn are currently located.
The second reading of the ordinance will take place during another special meeting at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The third and final reading of the ordinance will be at next week's regular council meeting at 6 p.m. April 19.
"Five years ago, we asked the city's residents to approve a 1-cent sales tax. We are enjoying the benefits of that sales tax. We see it every day," Pipkin said about the tax that also provides 1/8 cent for economic development and has enabled the alliance to purchase 265 acres for economic purposes.
"About 3 1/2 years ago, a meeting in the community involved city and county leaders, organizations and legislators, and what was discussed was some of the things we'd like to see happen in this community. The one thing that kept coming up was a convention center. Arkansas State University in Jonesboro was hired to do a feasibility study for a convention center in this area. The reason we didn't have one already was a private investor couldn't justify cash flow.
"We've gotten to the point where we have the potential where we can justify such a facility in our community. Yes, it will cost us some money. We'll see additional street and drainage improvements the next five years. We still have some work to do, along with economic development. The additional year is where we come into the idea of the convention center."
Reaves said the past 20 years, a group has come to him if not every year or every other year asking about a convention center. He told the audience Russellville was too small to make it work. That was until well-known developer John Q. Hammons came to visit Russellville recently.
"He came here, looked around and looked at sights, and said there was one place where he saw it working," Reaves said about the area north of I-40 off Arkansas Avenue. "He said this would be a perfect site. He wondered what the city would do. We've been negotiating for many months now. The alliance has put together options on that 20 acres to purchase that property.
"To meet the obligations we've talked about, it would take a 1-percent [1-cent] sales tax for one year only. That would buy the land, do the other things required. At the end, the city would lease it to Mr. Hammons. At the end of the [99-year] lease, the city gets its land back. The convention center and hotel belong to the city of Russellville."
$6.9 million = nearly $50 million
According to Reaves and Pipkin, if voters approve the 1-cent sales tax for the next six years, approximately 16 percent of the tax would fund the convention center-hotel project. After it was built, approximately $150,000 a year would be needed to maintain the facility. The hotel would include possibly 200 rooms, while the proposed convention center would house 1,000 in a banquet setting, Pipkin said.
"The city would invest $6.9 million, while Mr. Hammons would invest $40 million," Reaves said "It would mean many more jobs, significant tax revenue, and would benefit Arkansas Tech University's hospitality program, as well as be a tremendous convenience to our citizens."
If it's built, Pipkin said, a similar facility wouldn't exist between Fort Smith and Little Rock and Hot Springs.
"He [Hammons] will do it only one way - first class," Reaves said. "We've got so many good things happening. This would be a tremendous asset to help us go forward. We think this is critical. We also think the street and drainage improvements are critical. That's why we wanted to do this together."
Reaves and Pipkin said the renewal of the 1-cent sales tax would provide for the alliance to purchase the property, remove the clubs and hotel, prepare the 20 acres for construction of the convention center-hotel complex and $150,000 for maintenance of the facility for 25 years. The lease, a typical long-term lease, Reaves pointed out, is for 99 years.
Power of the penny
Pipkin also showed council and audience members a graph indicating the breakdown of the 1-cent sales tax if it is renewed, in addition to the campaign's theme, "Power of the Penny: Vote for continuing the 1-cent sales tax."
At least 62 percent of a cent would still go toward street and drainage improvements in the city. After the 16 percent for the convention center and hotel, 12 percent would be earmarked for economic development, 6 percent for Recreation and Parks, and 4 percent for renovation of Russellville City Hall.
"Russellville is losing money to somebody else," Mayor Tyrone Williamson said. "We need this bad."
Look for additional coverage on the 1-cent sales tax in future editions of The Courier


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The Office of Communications and Marketing is asking Beloiters to explain themselves.
In a card being distributed today and tomorrow via campus mail to all students, faculty, and staff, Beloiters are being asked to "Define Beloit." Or, more specifically, Beloiters.
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After reading various topics on this forum and other blog posts on other sites, I'm curious about how a model should look in an application when using the MVC pattern.
In particular, after reading:
I too have found that I am guilty of using a "fat controller" within my applications when attempting to use an MVC. I have simply used a model for the purpose of accessing information in the database, whilst is incorrect.I'm pretty sure this idea was based from what I have previously read on the internet in terms of implementing a model.
So, after reading the above thread and blog post, I'm curious of how the model should should be implemented within a application using the MVC pattern.
Would it be possible for anyone to provide, or link me to actual code examples of how it should be implemented, even if only very brief?
2 reasons:
1) it puts logic in the model which has no reason to be in there.2) It breaks reusability. (Now this is not a real world example so it doesn't really make sense in this case but...) consider this:
The requirements change: I need to add a view where the total number of pages are calculated in a different way.
In some places I still need to use the old view. In one place I need to use the new one.
In your system, I can't just extend the view and override the calculation function.
I have to: add yet another method to my model base class, create an extension of the view to reference this new function in the model.
You now have two functions in the view doing a similar job.
Ok for pagination it's not really a problem as the calculation is unlikely to change, however apply this to handing other things, dates, ranges, currencies, etc and it starts to become more apparent.
Once again though, you cannot provide reasoning in favour of putting it in the model. Nor can you provide reasoning in favour of keeping it out the model. I have provided both of these.
This is irrelevant. It still states that the controller does not feed information to the view.
The article I quoted distinctly said "or the controller could specify to the view what has changed." This allows the Controller to include any values which have changed. It does not state that the Controller cannot include any changed values, or that the View must obtain these values from the Model itself. If it doesn't explicitly say so then it's not a requirement.
Look at the following statement:The phrase "the view clearly must be informed of each change" does not specify how it is to be informed of any changes, so it is presumptuous of you to say othewise. The highlighted words do not indicate imperative statements, therefore they are options, not requirements.
Again you're inferring too much. When the controller tells the view what has changed, it is telling the view to fetch an updated piece of specific information from the model. It's not sending that data from the model to the view! There is no need! The view already has access to the model, why would the controller now act as a model?
One of the earlier papers on the subject is this, unfortunately Steve Burbeck doesn't provide any references but he would almost certainly have been building on this (along with Goldberg and Robson, 1983)
Which agrees exactly with what Burbeck says. Only it does specify that views only ever inquire from the model, and not get passed data from the controller. You are inferring too much from the sentence "or the controller could specify to the view what has changed". Burbeck's wording here is perhaps a little vague, but there are plenty of other papers out there on the subject. Read a few of them. They all say the same thing... the view only ever gets data from the model. There is a reason for this: the model is the only place which holds data.
Do the words usually,and/or and may not indicate that these are options and not requirements? Where do you see always and must?
The article I quoted distinctly said "or the controller could specify to the view what has changed." This allows the Controller to include any values which have changed. It does not state that the Controller cannot include any changed values, or that the View must obtain these values from the Model itself. If it doesn't explicitly say so then it's not a requirement.
Look at the following statement:
So the view clearly must be informed of each change to the text so that it can update its display. Yet the model (which we will assume is an instance of String) need not take responsibility for communicating the changes to the view because these changes occur only by requests from the user. The controller can assume responsibility for notifying the view of any changes because it interprets the user's requests. It could simply notify the view that something has changed -- the view could then request the current state of the string from its model -- or the controller could specify to the view what has changed.
The phrase "the view clearly must be informed of each change" does not specify how it is to be informed of any changes, so it is presumptuous of you to say othewise. The highlighted words do not indicate imperative statements, therefore they are options, not requirements.
I disagree. I put the calculation of certain variables in places that I deem to be appropriate, and that is where I generate the values for limit and offset which I incorporate in the SQL query.
This is not display logic as it does not directly generate any HTML. It is the production of HTML which defines diaply logic, not the production of data variables which may be incorporated into an HTML document.
You are nitpicking over trivialities. My Models can be used by any View, which means that they contain methods which can be used by any of those Views. If a particular method is not needed it is not called. Why should this be a problem?
Let's say that we're both right and leave it at that. As far as I am concerned they are just differences in implementation. My method works for me, your method works for you.
Unless you can explain why the logic for working out the total number of available pages belongs in the model, your argument is void
I disagee. Display logic is restricted to that code which directly produces HTML output, and that code exists only in the View which incorporates any data it has been given into the HTML output. The production of data variables which are later incorporated into the HTML output is not display logic. If the Model does not contain any code which produces HTML output then it does not contain any display logic.
Data is not logic, otherwise you could say that when the Model reads data from the database which is then passed to the View then the existence of this data in the Model constitutes "display logic".
Please re-read what I have said more than once: If you need to redefine your model for the sole purpose of enabling the use of a view you have display logic -logic which is only required for the purpose of displaying the model in a very specific way-- in your model. This is display logic, you've just abstracted it to the point that it doesn't need to deal with outputting HTML. If it's used only by those functions which generate HTML it is clearly display logic. The fact that you've abstracted it to separate it out (which is most definitely not a bad thing) does not mean it belongs in the model.
There is no argument here. I don't know why you continue with this.
Yes. Your model should be usable by any view. It should have an API with generic methods to request its state. It should not, however, contain methods specific to a single view, that contain concepts (such as paginaton) which are related to how it might, one day, possibly be displayed.
I really give up on this one. If you truly cannot see this now you never will. I have explained it over and over and you come back with no real retort other than "No I'm right!".
Unless you can explain why the logic for working out the total number of available pages belongs in the model, your argument is void. I have provided reasons why it does not belong in the model. Perhaps it should, perhaps I'm missing something obvious. What you haven't done is actually address this issue, only skirt around it by changing the subject.
It is certainly easier to put this logic in the model (especially when your view is not allowed to choose which data to display from the model...). This could well be a valid reason in smaller systems where you may not have many views, an extra function in the model (all models...) really isn't going to make any difference.
My point is, you've done nothing to argue your own case, only argue against mine.
I have been told time and time again that my opinion that how the data moves between the Model, View and Controller is an implementation detail and not a "requirement" of MVC is totally wrong, and in a private message I have been directed to read How to use Model-View-Controller (MVC) as a "proper" definition of MVC.
I took the time to read that document, and I found that it actually supports my argument. :lol: In the "Basic Details" section it states the following:
> In the MVC paradigm the user input, the modeling of the external world, and the visual feedback to the user are explicitly separated and handled by three types of object, each specialized for its task.
Notice that it concentrates on the responsibilities of the three components, and does nothing but "suggest" how the data may flow between them. Note the use of the term "usually" in the above list, and the phrase "commanding the model and/or the view to change as appropriate."
In later sections it gives examples of how the flow may be implemented. In the section titled The Passive Model it states the following:
The controller can assume responsibility for notifying the view of any changes because it interprets the user's requests. It could simply notify the view that something has changed -- the view could then request the current state of the string from its model -- or the controller could specify to the view what has changed.
The last sentence tells me that it is alowable for the Controller to pull data out of the Model and push it to the View.
In the section titled The Model's Link to the Triad it states:
Because only the model can track all changes to its state, the model must have some communication link to the view.
The use of the word some tells me that this link can be implemented in a variety of ways, and is not restricted to a single way.
In the section titled The View - Controller Link it states:
both the view and the controller can send messages directly to each other
This tells me that the flow of messages between the View and Controller may be two-way, and is not restricted to one-way.
Note that these are nothing more than suggestions on how the data may be moved in certain circumstances. They are not rules which dictate how the data must be moved in all circumstances.
I rest my case.
I'll believe it when I see it.[/OT]
Exactly. How the contents of the Model is actually displayed is determined by the code within the View where the HTML output is created. The Model does not create any HTML, therefore does not have any display logic. If a piece of logic does not create HTML, or is not in the View, then it is not display logic.
You stated previously that any Model should have the capability of being used with any View. This is what I have achieved, yet you are saying that I'm still wrong. Please make your mind up.
To which you're inferring far too much. Sometimes the controller may need to request the models state. What it doesn't do is pass this on to the view. It may tell the view it needs to update but the view gets its data from the model... not the controller.
You stopped your quotation short in order to take it out of context. What it actually says is:
So the view clearly must be informed of each change to the text so that it can update its display. Yet the model (which we will assume is an instance of String) need not take responsibility for communicating the changes to the view because these changes occur only by requests from the user. The controller can assume responsibility for notifying the view of any changes because it interprets the user's requests. It could simply notify the view that something has changed -- the view could then request the current state of the string from its model
The controller tells the view to update from the model It does not query the model and pass the result to the view... which was the only point of contention here.
Yet again, you're implying I've said otherwise. This is another straw man argument. I really wish you'd stop.
Working out the "total number of pages" requires logic... why should the model have a concept of a "page"? It's no concern of the model how it may be displayed.
I have things in the Model whch can be used by any View, not just a single View. All possible variables are made available, and it's up to each individual View whether it uses all those variables or not. This is not confusing to me, nor does it have any obvious disadvantages.
They can be used by any view, but wont. Any logic regarding "pages" will only be used by the pagination view. What about your other views? Do you have logic related only to them in the model too? Your model could potentially become huge.
I am a programmer. I consider the work of people like Trygve Reenskaug, Martin Fowler, Eric Evans, etc. brilliant, while I consider much of my own work cr*p. That is while I spend more time trying to understand what they are saying, and less time telling people about my own code.
So there appear to be at least two kinds of programmers...
So I'm just like every other programmer, then, who thinks that his work is brilliant while the work of others is cr*p.
I disagree. Display logic is that program code which creates the HTML output, and that program code only exists in the View. Just because I have a piece of data which is passed from the Model to the View so that the data can be shown to the user does not mean that the data, when it is in the Model, is part of the display logic. It is data, not code.
He's on my ignore list and I still can't help myself :(.
Logic is lines of program code while data is groups of variables. Code is not data, therefore variables are not logic. Data may be transformed, processed or manipulated by logic, but it is not part of that logic.
Every 18 year old CS student knows that this is bogus. Code and data are completely interchangeable.
Code is data when it's not being interpreted. Data is code if it will be acted upon. The obvious examples are interpreters, compilers, configuration files, declarative languages, queries, bytecode, refactoring tools, blah, blah.
The turing machine makes no distinction between code and data and neither does lambda calculus. Linux makes a distinction (code, data, stack segments) for kernel security and optimisation purposes, but all the PHP code we write will end up in either the data segment or the stack.
As a bit of fun, here is the code for a list structure:
function empty_list() {
return function () { return false; };
function cons($head, $tail) {
return function ($op) use ($head, $tail) {
return $op($head, $tail);
function head($list) {
return $list(function ($head, $tail) { return $head; });
function tail($list) {
return $list(function ($head, $tail) { return $tail; });
The code above does not assign a single variable.
The cons() function creates a list by prefixing an existing list with an item. So to create an single item list:
$list = cons('hello', empty_list());
A two item list would be:
$list = cons('hello', cons('world', empty_list()));
You can verify that this works by plucking out the second item:
print head(tail($list));
You can even write a function to display the list like so...
function show_list($list) {
if (head($list)) {
print head($list) . ' ';
So you can now go:
show_list(cons('hello', cons('world', empty_list())));
Where is the data? You could compile the above line of code on Linux without ever using malloc().
Funky eh?
yours, Marcus
p.s. The example comes courtesy of Alonzo Church.
A lot of points there.
Take a look at my post here:
I included a very basic example of why repeatable view logic is useful. Otherwise you end up with repeated code in the controller.
If the controller is interacting directly with the template, you end up with something like this (especially where something like smarty is used and you dont have any php code in your template).
Take my previous example:
$perPage = 10;
$page = $_GET['page'];
$users = $this->user->find('lastlogin < "2009-05-10"', $perPage, $perPage * $page);
$totalPages = $this->user->count('lastlogin < "2009-05-10"') / $perPage;
$this->template->assign('users', $users);
$this->template->assign('page', $page);
Of course you still need logic to create the HTML for the page list.
Something like (pseudo code)
for ($i = 1; $i < $totalPages; $i++) {
$this->template->append('page', array('num' => $i, 'class' => ($i == $page) ? 'current' : '');
This is all logic which is repeated anywhere you have pagination. If you create a view class as an intermediate step, this is reusable.
With that intermediate step, all you need is something like I showed in my previous example. It removes all the display logic out of the controller. All the controller is now doing is setting up the view.


text: Meta Rate My Team PokéBase - Pokémon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat Is this DW Tangela worth training? 1 vote 6,097 views Just got DW Tangela: Hardy nature (neutral) Female Regenerator ability HP: Dark IVs: 31/1/25/11/18/8 Constrict Sleep Powder Absorb Seeb Bomb - RARE MOVE!!! (PtHGSS only!) I was thinking about: Earthquake Rock Slide Seed Bomb Toxic / Stun Spore / Sleep Power tangela tangrowth asked Apr 22, 2011 by DarthDestiny edited Apr 23, 2011 by Pokemaster Wow... I just traded my DW tangrowth away... commented Apr 22, 2011 by Josh But...regenerator + seed bomb... :D commented Apr 22, 2011 by DarthDestiny Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 3 Answers 1 vote Best answer I think that Tangela would be worth training....once it evolves. Tangela has bad stats, except when it comes to defense. Tangrowth has much better stats all around, except for special defense and speed. With Seed Bomb aand the Regenerator ability that would definitely make it worth training. Here's a moveset I would suggest: Earthquake (great coverage) Toxic (I taught mine it; great!!) Seed Bomb (since it has it; and GREAT STAB) Tickle/Growth Good luck and hope this helps =) answered Apr 23, 2011 by excadrill444 Any EVs suggestions? commented Apr 23, 2011 by DarthDestiny Sorry, didn't see your comment earlier. I would suggest speed. That way you can use the powerful attacks that Tangrowth can learn fast and effectively. commented Apr 23, 2011 by excadrill444 Please log in or register to add a comment. 0 votes Well after watching some Wi-Fi battles using a pesky tangela, I think it's worth training. Using the eviolite and pumping up its HP, Def, and Sp. Def EVs, it can be a great stall Pokemon. Mine knows Leech Seed Sleep Powder Toxic Protect Impish Nature He can't stay in the whole time, though, so make sure you have a good team that could back him up. answered May 2, 2011 by EJR Sleep Powder + Toxic? commented May 4, 2011 by DarthDestiny I have a Tangela with Regeneration and Sleep Powder, but I'm having trouble finding out how to teach it Leech Seed. Your moveset is the exact one I'm trying to work on. commented Jan 4, 2012 by WasteOfFire Please log in or register to add a comment. –2 votes No, its not. tangela kinda sucks, no offense, but train it if you want, I'd only keep it for trade, though answered Apr 22, 2011 by about62pandas Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions I caught a Tangela whit the move Ancient Power, why did it not evolve? Can Tangela learn AncientPower as an egg move? Keep this Tangrowth? Is Tri Attack good for special Tangrowth? What is a good moveset for Tangrowth? Can I breed...? Is this Vulpix worth Training? Why did Tangela not learn ancient power at lv38? Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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Samsung predicts to sell 10 million Galaxy Tabs in 2011
September 8, 2010 | by Lars Aronsson
Android Devices, Android News, Samsung, Tablets
Of all the upcoming Android tablets, the 7-inch Galaxy Tab running Froyo is without doubt one of the most desirable and Samsung naturally has high expectations for the device. A product executive at the company named Hankil Yoon, likely confident after the success of the Galaxy S series of Android handsets, told the Wall Street Journal that Samsung predicts to sell more than 10 million Galaxy Tabs in 2011, as well as claim a third of the worldwide tablet market.
It's surely a brave expectation, especially since the initial price for an unlocked Galaxy Tab is said to be ridiculously high: around £600 in England and approximately $1100 in Scandinavia. How is Samsung expecting to sell the Galaxy Tab like hot cakes with such a hefty price tag? Well, Yoon also says in the interview that the unit isn't meant to be sold directly to consumers, but through carriers. By making the Galaxy Tab really expensive to buy unlocked, Samsung is likely trying to force consumers to acquire it via an operator instead.
Do you think Samsung will be able to pull off selling 10 million Galaxy Tabs next year? In comparison, Apple managed to sell 3 million iPads in 80 days.
Via [Talk Android, WSJ, EuroDroid]


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Name your sources before its sent to the dump(Hurrayyyyy)Some in the league think he "dogged" at least half of the season
Yes - trade Ellis now
No - dont trade Ellis, let him ride out his contract with us
Convert Ellis to a NT - realizing we may be stuck with him if he cant perform at that position
Leave Ellis where he is - you gotta love the guy
His salary cap # prevents him from being traded
The thinking here goes like this....
Some in the league think he "dogged" at least half of the season. Some in the league think he was a victim of Vilma emerging as the teams captain, the team's injuries, Herm, etc etc
If he has another subpar year, we'll be stuck with him till the end of his contract. If we can eat part of the contract and send him off, we'll have a better chance of re-signing Abe's.
Or, we can try converting to a NT. But, thats a bit of a stretch and we would still be stuck with his contract if he doesnt do more than avg. at the position.
Name your sources before its sent to the dump(Hurrayyyyy)Some in the league think he "dogged" at least half of the season
He just signed a new contract with a 15M bonus. If we cut/trade him it would count as around 12-13M against our cap. We don't have that option.
There were reports that he was playing hurt most of the year.
Also they already tried to move Ellis to a DT and it was a disaster.
Last edited by Section109Row15; 01-25-2006 at 03:04 PM.
Give me your SS # and bank statements first. This way i can find out if youre legitOriginally Posted by Kerry Rhodes
what he said.Originally Posted by Section109Row15
some people should take the time to learn about the salary cap before they waste sooth's bandwith
one bad year, everyone overreacts...remember how admirably he played when abe went down in 2004...strahan has had some bad years would u consider him a bad player...didn't think so, everyone need to calm down Ellis is a great player and will be back
ill pass on trading a legit stud DE.
Shaun Ellis is more than you see on the field.
In 2001, I was at the Raider games EARLY, and from a safe disatnce (the walkway) I watched Big Shaun lead a group of Jets over to jaw with the Black Hole, who were ready to go. (The Raiders were looking for win to set up a bye). I was pretty proud for them, and I kept thinking of Parcells and his picks; he loves the tough guys. The Jets won that game.
Another Ellis anectdote is that he spoke up before going into Pittsburgh; saying that they had better be ready-the Jets had something for the 10-1 Steelers. They harrassed Ben, and that was the game that started the whispers that the rookie was hitting the wall. Something hit him...#92.
Problem was, the offense stayed in NY that day. Another battle with one hand tied behind their backs.
agreed...to me...i keep Ellis over Abe 7 days a week.Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive
Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive
Great post WCO, Let me add my own if you may,
Shaun Ellis became my favorite Jet last year in the playoffs against Pittsburgh.
I had been so MAD all day and week about John Abraham, and then during the game Shaun Ellis had to get helped off and I thought we were screwed. Even worse--Then Pittsburgh starts driving on us and are inside our 35.
All of a sudden the camera shows Shaun Ellis sprinting out of the locker room, finding his helmet and running onto the feild.
Within the next few plays Ellis causes a fumble (Jerome Bettis) and we get the ball back. At the time I really believe the Jets defense finally had an identity that day.
My point is, Shaun Ellis is a JET at Heart, a leader, and plays with injuries. If we were in the playoff hunt you guys better know SE would be playing.
I look forward to him being here for a LONG time.
BUT on a side note, Jetman 73, because of that thing called the salary cap I dont have to worry about him going anywhere--That's why this is a candidate for the dump
I like Ellis and believe we should keep him. But say we do we trade him, what exactly do you expect to get from a starting DE who racked up 2 1/2 sacks? Granted, he's better than that stat would suggest, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't hurt his value. Combine that with the immense hit and there is nothing positive that could come out of trying to deal him.
I don't see how you can quantify them, em. I feel that they feed off each other, they are buddies when the times are good/great...it would be hard for anyone outside of Henderson to really be correct there-they both mean a lot to Herm's Tampa-2 scheme.Originally Posted by emslave
Since Ellis is hurt less often, I guess you have a case there...
There you go! Excellent post. I knew this guy had heart...he's a keeper. Thanks for speaking up.Originally Posted by Kerry Rhodes
Correction... not mean but meant. Herm's gone and he took the sorry *** "Cover Who?" with him.Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive
you cannot get rid of him. the guy makes too much moeny-- if they released him/traded him the jets would take a HUGE cap hit.... was he worth it? NO... i said it before and i'll say it again : JOHN ABRAHAM IS BETTER THAN SHAUN ELLIS---- always was, always will be.Originally Posted by Jetman73
chad, ellis, mccariens, d-rob are un-tradable... in my book they should be the first 4 off the team, but BAD MANAGEMENT has forced them to stay.
Well, at least you caught my drift...that was exactly what i was alluding to.Originally Posted by Bleedin' Green
As much as we rough up Herm, I liked that scheme.
Don't hate me...
73..........no, you don't trade Ellis (our most dependable end). You get him ready to kick *** next year. You keep Abe and add a rather large NT to play next to Robertson. That's my biggest hope for our defense next year. Keep the line intact and add a bruiser in the middle. That would insure a top 10 defense on 2006.
Now, if we could only get Ellis to play OG as well.................kidding.
Originally Posted by emslave
Exactly. The whole defense played sub-par. This guy makes plays and plays hard every down. This thread is stupid.
I think under Mangini we might get the best out of ellis and abe!!!
Yeah, but Ellis wasn't "Ellis" last year.Originally Posted by WestCoastOffensive
He for sure took plays off.
Was he injured?


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