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Every now and then this space tends to be a mixed bag of what's going on.
Every now and then this space tends to be a mixed bag of what's going on.
Most immediate is Halloween and the trick or treaters who will be out and about. Parents before you send your little goblins and ghosts out to the streets, be sure they can be seen!
Halloween is a great night of fun for all but not when an accident or injury occurs due to carelessness.
Speaking of Halloween and trick or treating...the National Honor Society from both St. Mary's and Sleepy Eye Public Schools will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Sleepy Eye Food Shelf. Please check your cupboards and pantry and see if you have something you can donate.
When you are out on the street tonight in your vehicle, take extra precaution to see all the children, adults and our National Honor Society students as they are enjoying this Halloween night.
Friday night the St. Mary's Knights football team takes on the New Ulm Cathedral Greyhounds on the Knights home field. Come out and cheer the team on and remember to display good sportsmanship. Good Luck Knights!
As my daughter says "one more day and a wake up" and it will be November. Over just the last 10 days a lot of crops have been harvested and put in storage or sold. Many fields are now black and I haven't heard of any farm accidents in our immediate area. I did read of a rural Fairfax farmer who was injured and hope and pray for him and his family that he is recovering and will be okay.
Deer hunting season will soon be here in just another week. Some may be bow hunting already. We wish them a safe season.
Christmas shoppers are out-and-about browsing the store shelves to see what is available this holiday season. Have you given them an invitation to stop and shop YOUR business?
In a couple of weeks the Sleepy Eye Historical Society will host their annual Festival of Interests which will take place at the Eagles Orchid Inn.
Not long after that will be the annual Firemen's Dance. You may have received tickets in the mail. Please support this with your presence at the dance or a donation of any size.
Brown County Suicide Prevention will also be hosting their Jingle Bell Jam 5K walk/run the end of November.
Watch for details of all these events coming in future editions of the Herald-Dispatch.
Thought for the week: It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare. It is because we do not dare that things are difficult. – Seneca.


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Overseas voters could soon be able to use one form to request ballots for federal and some local elections, if the bill is signed by Gov. Rick Perry.
House Bill 396, which gained house approval earlier this month, was passed unanimously on Thursday by the Texas Senate. It was sponsored by Sen. Joan Huffman, R-Houston, who said that it faced no opposition by her peers.
Currently, military and overseas voters must fill out the Federal Post Card Application in order to temporarily register to vote from outside of the U.S. and, in some cases, to vote early in federal elections. Under HB 396, Texas voters could also use the form to vote in county, municipal and school district elections, Huffman said.
"I think the more people that are able to vote, the better. If you're overseas, and especially if you're in the military, and you have an interest in your community back at home, I think you should have the opportunity to vote on the elections," she said. "Many times the more local elections are just as important as a federal election."
Easing the voting process for members of the military and other American voters overseas is a priority of Secretary of State John Steen, who was appointed to the position in November. A native of San Antonio, Steen rolled out the "Boots and Ballots Tour" in February, when he visited the state's major military bases to find out how to ease their voting process from overseas.
"What we've found, especially with people in the combat zones, is they love the idea that they get to vote," Steen said in February. "Of course they're fighting for our freedoms over there, and one of the most important is the right to vote. It's something that really helps them, morale wise, to be able to cast their ballot."
For more information on overseas voting, visit the Federal Voting Assistance Program.


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When Kaustubh "Stubhy" Pandav and Adam Krier wrote songs for west suburban-based rock band Lucky Boys Confusion, their melodies were never quite complete until guitarist Joe Sell got a hold of them.
"Joe would add the attitude and the swagger to it," Pandav said.
Sell, a self-taught guitarist with the local band that made it big with songs like "Fred Astaire" and "Dumb Pop Song," was found dead on Chicago's West Side Tuesday.
Following an autopsy, a cause of death for the 33-year-old Naperville resident was pending toxicology test results. Officials said he had been found on the 2700 block of West Superior Street, which Pandav said is close to the band's rehearsal space.
Friends and family say Sell had a natural talent for music, learning piano at a young age, then teaching himself guitar as a teen while attending Naperville Central High School.
In 1997, he and other local musicians formed Lucky Boys Confusion, which went on to record two albums with Elektra Records and tour nationwide with their blend of punk, rock and ska.
Pandav said his friend had the rare gift of perfect pitch and a keen understanding of his craft.
"One of the greatest memories I will always have of him is showing him a song, and while I'm showing it to him you could see his mind working and writing his parts in his head," he said. "It was just brilliant. To watch him work, he really was a wonderful guitar player, a wonderful musician."
In the past four years or so, the band had become a part-time gig for its five members, and Pandav said they played about a dozen shows a year including one just weeks ago in Urbana.
The guitarist had been hospitalized earlier this year for troubles with his pancreas, Pandav said, but seemed to be feeling better.
Sell continued to live in Naperville and had recently started a job at Caribou Coffee, according to sister, Karen Gutierrez, 27. She said her brother had battled drug addiction, but was excited to be getting back on his feet.
Gutierrez said she will remember her brother as "the calm in the storm."
"He was the best listener," she said. "He was the best big brother. He would sit and talk for hours and he always offered the best advice. There was not a mean bone in his body."
When he wasn't playing guitar, Sell could often be found with his head buried in a book.
"He could take complex challenging books that take people months to go through and would read them in a few hours," Gutierrez said.
Carrie Soukup, 31, of Austin, Texas, met Sell about a decade ago while he was reading the work of Jack Kerouac in a Missouri coffee shop before a concert.
The two instantly bonded and she started taking in Lucky Boys Confusion shows whenever she got the chance.
"He was brilliant," she said. "If it was his time to shine he took it over and you couldn't take your eyes off him."
Gutierrez said her family appreciates the kind words friends and fans have been leaving on Sell's Facebook page.
Visitation for Sell will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday at Grace Pointe Church, 1320 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville.
Funeral services will follow at 10 a.m. Saturday at the church.


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pacman.conf has a handy bit of advice for sorting your mirrors but its a frustratingly boring task, so i automated it, bit more cron-jobable now
cd $base
# obviously you can add more to the array!
for dbase in {current,extra}
echo "Sorting $dbase mirrors. Please wait..."
sortmirrors.pl <$base/$dbase >$base/$dbase.new
mv $base/$dbase.new $base/$dbase
what / where is sortmirrors.pl and why not use a simple `sort` call?
Cheers! One thing though people should install the netselect package first otherwise your "current" and "extra" files will be emptied.
`sort` only do alphabetic... sortmirrors.pl try to find out the d/l speed and sort them...
cd $base
# obviously you can add more to the array!
for dbase in {current,extra}; do
[ -f ${base}/${dbase}.orig ] || cp ${base}/${dbase}.orig;
echo "Sorting $dbase mirrors. Please wait...";
sortmirrors.pl <${base}/${dbase}.orig >${base}/${dbase};
cat ${base}/${dbase}.orig | egrep [^#] | sed 's/# The Extra Repository/# Just to keep em for emergency/' | sed 's/# CURRENT: Arch Linux core repository/# Just to keep em for emergency/' >> ${base}/${dbase};
sortmirror just leaves 3 mirrors.. id prefere something like that just to keep em if pacman cant reach those 3 (or find special pkgs on them)
I find that the easiest way to make Pacman faster is to just get rid of the iBiblio mirror in the pacman.d/* files... The other mirrors all seem pretty fast, but iBiblio seems to take forever to connect with (though it's fast once you're connected).
amusingly i just updated this script myself - it is also in a pkg in my repo:
for dbase in {current,extra,testing,unstable} ; do
repotest=`cat /etc/pacman.conf | grep "$dbase"`
repotest=`echo $repotest | grep "#Include"`
if [ -z $repotest ] ; then
echo "Sorting $dbase mirrors. Please wait..."
sortmirrors.pl <$base/$dbase >$base/$dbase.new
cp -f $base/$dbase.new $base/$dbase
rm $base/$dbase.new
Mercy, I don't really understand you bit about it "just leaves three mirrors"?
in the orig file containing the servers you got a list of 10+ per repository (atm at my windoze-box so i cant tell you exact numbers)
the sort mirror gives you the closest* three and throws the others away...
*according to ping-delays
sortmirros.pl and this job should go to WIKI plz
sortmirrors.pl is already included in pacman.
I have discovered that all of mans unhappiness derives from only one source, not being able to sit quietly in a room
- Blaise Pascal
Xentac - yeah but sortmirrors on it's own is crap - it's stupid - why include a script that does half the job when it could do the whole job? it's bizarre.
plus you need netselect - my package provides a "frontend" script for sortmirrors.pl and requires netselect so you get that dep in
(which i guess is why teh script isn't in pacman cos then pacman would depend on netselect, n'est pa?)
I gave it a try. It works great, for current and extra, then I get
line 8: [: too many arguments
For some reason I only have four severs listed in my pacman.d/* files. I am not sire why. Where can I get the original files, or could someone post them for me.
"Be conservative in what you send; be liberal in what you accept." -- Postel's Law
"tacos" -- Cactus' Law
"t̥͍͎̪̪͗a̴̻̩͈͚ͨc̠o̩̙͈ͫͅs͙͎̙͊ ͔͇̫̜t͎̳̀a̜̞̗ͩc̗͍͚o̲̯̿s̖̣̤̙͌ ̖̜̈ț̰̫͓ạ̪͖̳c̲͎͕̰̯̃̈o͉ͅs̪ͪ ̜̻̖̜͕" -- -̖͚̫̙̓-̺̠͇ͤ̃ ̜̪̜ͯZ͔̗̭̞ͪA̝͈̙͖̩L͉̠̺͓G̙̞̦͖O̳̗͍
From what I've seen, US (and probably Canadian) users should be able to use any mirror other than the ibiblio one without a problem. The ibiblio mirror has relatively low bandwidth and some irritating lag issues.
(This isn't really surprising, since it's the default mirror for the Extra repo.)
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PHP, CGI, and MT: Together at LastJuly 08, 2004
A long-standing problem with Movable Type's templating system is that the Perl-based .cgi files it relies on don't allow for the use of PHP. That's changing though.
The lovely and talented Shaun Inman wrote up his method of using PHP includes to pull in CGI data back in January, which allowed him to pass a query string to the script using HTTP GET. Technical details are at Shaun's, go read and come back when you're done.
Using his thinking as a starting point, I spent some time a few weeks back tweaking to solve another Movable Type problem — the comment preview pages that are so often the neglected children of sites like, say, this one.
The problem is that I use PHP to include a standard set of header and footer files across the site; changing one of those files changes the entire site equally. Includes are a beautiful thing, but .cgi files won't allow you to run PHP. So the only solution I've had till now is to flatten a copy of my HTML, reduce it to the bare minimum, and drop the whole thing into my preview template. Which results in parts of the site falling further and further out of synch with the rest as things change.
Out of the box, Movable Type jumps all comment previews and new comment posts to a file called mt-comment.cgi after you hit the submit button, which does the parsing and filtering and spits out a result based on whichever template you have told Movable Type to use. (There are a few possible templates here including those for Comment Preview, Comment Listing, Comment Error, and new in MT3, Comment Pending. Defining a non-default template for each of these is important and I haven't yet spent the time figuring out how to apply this to Error or Pending.)
Comment Preview is the one we're trying to hook into. Instead of relying on the .cgi file to render the whole page, instead what I've done is strip the template to a bare minimum, and hijack the Individual Entry Archive to point to a different PHP file that includes it.
So that's the summary, but it's difficult to make sense of that without the examples. First step, having the Individual Entry Archive and Comment Preview pages point to the new PHP file instead of mt-comments.cgi. Look for the line that goes like this:
<form method="post"
And change it to this (replacing the
/path/to/preview.php with the path to the .php file on your own server, of course):
<form method="post"
Do that with both templates. Next step is to build the actual PHP file that does the heavy lifting. Since your site will require custom includes and a completely different wrapper than my own, there's no point in listing the whole file. Instead, here's the code you'll need. Drop this first bit in the page header, before anything else happens. (Thanks to Dan Benjamin for help with the Post to Get conversion. All insanely genius type code is his; all mucking-around-without-a-clue type code is mine.)
function makeGetRequest( $str ) {
$result = str_replace(':','%3A',$str);
$result = str_replace('/','%2F',$result);
$result = str_replace('@','%40',$result);
return $result;
if ($_POST['post']) {
$variables = 'entry_id=' . $_POST['entry_id'] . '&static=' . $_POST['static'];
$variables .= '&author=' . urlencode($_POST['author']) . '&email=' . $_POST['email'];
$variables .= '&url=' . $_POST['url'] . '&text=' . urlencode(stripslashes($_POST['text']));
$variables .= '&post=post' . '&bakecookie=' . $_POST['bakecookie'];
Drop this second bit later in the page, where you'd normally place the preview text and the comment form.
if ($_POST) {
$variables = 'entry_id=' . $_POST['entry_id'] . '&static=' . $_POST['static'];
$variables .= '&author=' . urlencode($_POST['author']) . '&email=' . $_POST['email'];
$variables .= '&url=' . $_POST['url'] . '&text=' . urlencode(stripslashes($_POST['text']));
$variables .= '&preview=Preview+Comment' . '&bakecookie=' . $_POST['bakecookie'];
} else {
echo "

This is the comment preview form. You're seeing this message because either something went wrong, or you've typed in the URL, or you clicked a link that shouldn't have been pointing here in the first place.

Whatever the case, there should be a form here, but there isn't because of the above reasons. So if you were expecting a comment preview form, let me know that you got this instead. Otherwise, hit the back button and try again. Thanks!

For the sake of debugging and possibly retrieving your comment, this is the data that was posted to this page:

"; echo $_POST;
The message in the second half is just a bit of defensive design to let the user know there's a problem if somehow they wind up on the preview page without going through the proper channel. Just in case something goes wrong, I'm dumping the post data as well to allow retrieval, though I can't foresee much chance of it ever being displayed. Never hurts to be helpful though.
At this point, it should work — but the comment preview page will look a little off. You need to strip everything but the essentials if you're going to be including the rest of your site structure. This will usually mean taking out everything from the HTML  start tag to where the comment preview form begins, and everything after to the . For what it's worth, my revised, light preview template:

<$MTCommentPreviewAuthorLink show_email="0"$> says:

Posted on <$MTCommentPreviewDate$> §

Edit / Post Your Comment:

<form method="post" action="/path/to/preview.php" name="comments_form" onsubmit="if (this.bakecookie.checked) rememberMe(this)">

<input type="hidden" id="entry_id" name="entry_id" value="<$MTEntryID$>" />
<input type="hidden" name="static" value="1" />
Name:<input type="text" id="author" name="author" value="<$MTCommentPreviewAuthor encode_html="1"$>" />
Email Address:<input type="text" id="email" name="email" value="<$MTCommentPreviewEmail encode_html="1"$>" />
URL:<input type="text" id="url" name="url" value="<$MTCommentPreviewURL encode_html="1"$>" />
Comments:<textarea id="text" name="text" rows="13" cols="55"><$MTCommentPreviewBody convert_breaks="0" encode_html="1" $></textarea>

<input type="submit" id="preview" name="preview" value="Preview Again" />
<input type="submit" id="post" name="post" value="Post" />

Previous Comments

<a href="#c<$MTCommentID pad="3"$>"><$MTCommentOrderNumber$>

<$MTCommentAuthorLink show_email="0"$> says:

<MTMacroApply><$MTCommentBody regex="1" smarty_pants="2"$></MTMacroApply>

Posted on <$MTCommentDate$> <a href="#c<$MTCommentID pad="3"$>">§

It's not perfect. The conversion dropped out a few of the custom filters I relied on to get rid of things like SmartyPants-generated "smart quotes", and things are messy when Unicode characters are pasted. But it's been running for almost a month now and I haven't received any nasty emails about comment loss, so the basic functionality is there.
As always, share and enjoy.
Under some circumstances, every new comment starts being automatically blocked. It appears MT has some form of automatic IP banning. The comment form posts new comments from the IP of the site its running on, instead of the user's IP, so all it takes is one instance to trigger the banning, and all new comments are denied.
Quick fix — in your weblog's configuration, hit 'IP Banning' and delete the entry for your site. (If you don't know what it is, you may have to delete them all). Long term fix — still looking for one.
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Man, it's great to see your research posts back! I was just wondering about this the other day.
That's a lot of work just to use PHP. Maybe it's time for you to look at WordPress. ;-)
I've tried WordPress. Right around the time I redesigned, in fact. It was pretty obvious after my poking around that customizing it would take just as much work as customizing MT has taken me.
In fact, I haven't yet seen a WordPress site that has a comment preview page. I haven't been looking, mind you, but…
Yeah! More posts by Dave! I was wondering if you were goinging to add another post today…
Sounds like some neat fiddling. I'm sometimes glad I run my own software so I don't have to muckaround like that. Of course you could look at is as me having to muck around to get anything to work so maybe I'm not better off ;-)
Anyway, to get around to my point: Good idea to echo the POST data if there's a problem, but I think–and here I could be wrong–that "echo $_POST;" will just print "Array". I think you need some more complicated mojo to actually print all the data.
Nice work! All these docs indicate two things. 1: You're doing some really innovative stuff that I love seeing and 2: we need to make this stuff easier. :)
Thanks for taking the time to write it up for everyone to benefit.
Rory is right. To print the contents of an array in PHP, try print_r($_POST).
Nice work, Dave.
Note: You may want to convert the output of print_r to HTML to preserve the indenting, etc. Something like,
echo(str_replace(" ", " ", nl2br(print_r($_POST, true))));
Or, you could just wrap it in
's, of course.
BTW, Dave, when I posted that last comment, I was taken back to the page for this post, but I was still "within" the preview.php wrapper, which meant none of the post-specific links were correct. For example, the href for the link to view replies was simply http://www.mezzoblue.com/mt/comments/ . I guess you'd need to add some logic to the PHP wrapper to determine if the comment has been posted, and forward to the bare MT page instead. Unfortunately, I haven't ever used MT, so I'm not sure how the comment posting is done. I imagine you'd just want to do something along the lines of
if(isset($_POST['post'])) header("Location: /path/to/comment/");
But just thought I'd give you a heads up. I still very much like the idea and implementation.
Better yet, you can try Xdbug. I like it, even has timing and performance reviews.
Arr, I hate multiple posting, sorry. Just wanted to mention that I made a mistake in my last comment - you should swap the order of the function calls in the example I gave above. Leave nl2br() for last, or else the space in the
's it generates will also be converted to a non-breaking space entity by the str_replace(). So it should look like,
echo(nl2br(str_replace(" ", " ", print_r($_POST, true))));
Phew. Entirely too much commenting for a line of code that should never be reached anyway :)
I would recommend PHP's built-in URL encoding function, which covers many more cases than the one Dan gave you:
"BTW, Dave, when I posted that last comment, I was taken back to the page for this post, but I was still "within" the preview.php wrapper, which meant none of the post-specific links were correct."
Yeah, that's another problem I'm still working out – how to redirect the post-submission script back to my custom comments page. There must be a way, just haven't had the eureka moment yet.
Maybe dumb thinking, but you could add a <input typ="hidden" name="preview" value="posted"> to the form in the comments preview template, and if the $_POST["preview"] value equals "posted" use a location statement as Dan McCormack suggested in comment number 8.
It's a trick I use a lot for redirects after some form info has been handled and I want to redirect back to another page showing the end result.
I'm not an expert on PHP, I'm more a 'get it to do what I want' person, so I cannot determine if there are any drawbacks by using this approach. I never encountered a problem though.
Re: Martijn ten Napel's comment # 13:
"Maybe dumb thinking, but you could add a <input typ="hidden" name="preview" value="posted"> to the form in the comments preview template, and if the $_POST["preview"] value equals "posted" use a location statement as Dan McCormack suggested in comment number 8."
But then that would not let you preview it more than once :) There's a more definite way to determine if the comment ahs been posted. Notice that the code for the preview form contains:
<input type="submit" id="preview" name="preview" value="Preview Again" />
<input type="submit" id="post" name="post" value="Post" />
That means that when the user submits the form via the "Preview" or "Preview Again" button, the php script will see a variable named $_POST['preview'] with value "Preview" or "Preview Again", respectively, but $_POST['post'] will not be defined (set) unless they submit the form via the Post button. So you can just use isset() to determine which of the variables was set, and react accordingly. I'm pretty sure this statement would do what Dave wants, then:
if(isset($_POST['post'])) header("Location: /path/to/comment/");
The only part I'm not sure about is how to determine the path to the comment being posted. But if nothing else, you could modify the MT cgi script to include a
or something along those lines. Or there may be some simple way to figure it out directly in the PHP script - I'm not sure how MT works exactly.
just a point….
…but i dont want to preview my comment - just post it, so now do I have to click twice?
oh yes… i do… :(
preview is very useful when commenting in depth and with formatting that you may want to check, but for a quick 'text-only' comment, a post button at the first stage, would be useful as well methinks…
bloody nice coding though ;)
The following line seems rather silly:
echo(nl2br(str_replace(� ", " �, print_r($_POST, true))));
when (X)HTML which handles this automaticaly! Instead, use the following code:
echo "\n";
echo "\n\n";
(Notice the elements to wrap around the )
If you want to get clever about it you could try this:
$arrPost = (count($_POST) > 0) ? $_POST : array();
$arrGet = (count($_GET) > 0) ? $_GET : array();
$arrData = array_merge($arrGet, $arrPost);
if (count($arrData) > 0) {
echo "\n";
echo "\n\n";
} else {
echo "No data!";
That code checks and adds the contents of GET and POST to an arbitary array. If anything was found it will be displayed, else and error message is displayed.
You might then want to follow up on this to make the display of the data a little nicer, us of a foreach loop would work well with this. Example:
// Set up a definition list
echo "\n";
// Loop through data adding definitions
foreach($arrData as $key => $value) {
// $key is the name of the data
// $value is, you guessed it, the value of the data
echo "$key\n";
echo "$value\n";
// Close definition list
echo "\n";
P.S. I'm on my lunch break and dont have time to test this code - I'm sure there are a few errors, but you get the idea! :)
Ok… the html tags I put in were removed - thus taking out much meaning from my code samples. So here they are again
The following line seems rather silly:
echo(nl2br(str_replace(� ", " �, print_r($_POST, true))));
when (X)HTML which handles this automaticaly! Instead, use the following code:
echo "

\n�;
echo "

\n\n�;
(Notice the
 elements to wrap around the
)
If you want to get clever about it you could try this:
$arrPost = (count($_POST) > 0) ? $_POST : array();
$arrGet = (count($_GET) > 0) ? $_GET : array();
$arrData = array_merge($arrGet, $arrPost);
if (count($arrData) > 0) {
echo "

\n�;
echo "

\n\n�;
} else {
echo "
No data!
�;
That code checks and adds the contents of GET and POST to an arbitary array. If anything was found it will be displayed, else and error message is displayed.
You might then want to follow up on this to make the display of the data a little nicer, us of a foreach loop would work well with this. Example:
// Set up a definition list
echo "
\n�;
// Loop through data adding definitions
foreach($arrData as $key => $value) {
// $key is the name of the data
// $value is, you guessed it, the value of the data
echo "
$key
\n�;
echo "
$value
\n�;
// Close definition list
echo "
\n�;
P.S. I'm on my lunch break and dont have time to test this code - I'm sure there are a few errors, but you get the idea! :D
P.P.S. This comment script realy should just replace < with < and > with > - it was a real pain in the bum posting examples with HTML code :S
I've decided myself for a live comment preview that also supports textile formatting. It's way less elegant but is simple and kinda cool.
Not sure it matters, but your statement that PHP can't be run as a CGI is false.
will work like any other script.
Just a few notes on some previously posted code:
$arrPost = (count($_POST) > 0) ? $_POST : array();
$arrGet = (count($_GET) > 0) ? $_GET : array();
Theres absolutely NO need for that. $_POST and $_GET are always defined as arrays, even if they are empty. You are creating / copying new variables for nothing.
Besides, !== would be much faster than > here
Heres how i would dump post data.
function pretty_print_r($array)
$text = '
';
foreach($array as $key => $value)
$text .= '
' . htmlspecialchars($key) . ' ';
$text .= pretty_print_r($value);
$text .= htmlspecialchars($value);
$text .= '
';
$text .= '
';
return $text;
echo '
Post Data
';
echo count($_POST) === 0 ? 'No post data.' : pretty_print_r($_POST);
and same for GET data or COOKIE data, or any other arrays for that matter. I just wrote that on the fly, so i didnt check for bugs heh, but you get the idea of how i do it.
eh, ignore the masses of nbsp's in the previous post. The preview page and the actual comment page displays comments differently.
Anyways, i had something else to say about the bits of code you have in your article dave. You should double check GPC data everytime. As in checking if the variable is set first, then checking that its value is what its supposed to be. And also dealing with magic quotes.
first of all, heres the function i use to deal with magic quotes
function strip_mq($s)
return get_magic_quotes_gpc() ? stripslashes($s) : $s;
then heres how i grab data coming from the user (same for get and cookie data)
$_POST['string_var'] = isset($_POST['string_var']) ? strip_mq(trim($_POST['string_var'])) : ";
$_POST['int_var'] = isset($_POST['int_var']) ? intval($_POST['int_var'] : 0;
then lets say int_var should not be lesser than 0
if($_POST['int_var'] < 0)
$_POST['int_var'] = 0;
With these simple checks, it is much more difficult to hack your script through GPC data.
Heres one last function i use to make strings ready for SQL
function slash_sql($s)
return str_replace(''', '\'', str_replace('\', '\\', $s));
This one makes it impossible for SQL injection when properly used.
You can actually parse php code from inside a Perl CGI script, including php includes and such.
It usually take a little bit of playing around with, but if you ever need to do it, here's the basic code:
my $html = "a string containing the html output including php code";
my $tempdir = '/usr/home/sometempdirectory';
my $uniquefn = time .'-'. int(rand(10000)) . '.php';
open( FILE, ">$tempdir/$uniquefn" ) || die "write error: $!\n";
print FILE $html;
close FILE;
$html = `/usr/local/bin/php $tempdir/$uniquefn` || die "parse error: $!\n";
unlink "$tempdir/$uniquefn";
And the explanation.
In Moveable type all html code is stored in a variable named $html before it get's returned to the browser. So starting with that $html variable, we identify a temp directory & a unique temp file name. Then we save the html to the new temp file in that directory. Now we run php from the command line with that temp file as the argument and collect the output back into the $html variable. Now all the php inside $html should have been executed. Then just a bit of clean-up by deleting the temp file when we're done with it.
If you were doing a lot of this in your perl code, it would probably be best to write a function to handle it that you could just call using parse_my_php($html) or something.
Like I said, takes a little bit of playing around with to get it to work in all cases, but if you're in a pinch, this might be your best bet.
Am I missing something here? I use php includes all the time in MT - no need to flatten a site. I create new MT Template Modules, header footer nav etc, with the PHP I want in them. For example: a php tracking beacon is put in a footer module and then in my main index and other templates I include the MT module:
$MTInclude module="footer" $
That includes my php snippet or navigation etc into the page.
Or you could just use a php include statement inside the MT include tag.
Its too simple I must have read the article wrong somewhere - back to staples…
There's a bug in your PHP. makeGetRequest() will not url-encode the $variables string.
Your function calls look like:
whereas they should look like:
$variables = makeGetRequest($variables);
Alternatively, you could change makeGetRequest() to take a reference to a string and change it, or just call PHP's built-in function urlencode() rather than three string substitutions.
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Comment Preview is certainly a popular topic these days.
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why not just enable server side includes and avoid the whole php grafting? perl can do anything PHP can do, but better. You just need to know how to do it.
In this case, I think the best solution isn't even a Perl or PHP solution, its a solution with the web server. Server-Side Includes is what you want.
Hey look at this MT3.1 feature note. "Dynamic PHP publishing, controllable on a per-template basis"
Any chance of an update to this post? I've been trying to implement this technique on a blog I'm developing, but without much joy.
Using readfile() threw up "failed to open stream: HTTP request failed! HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request"
Substituting in virtual() and a relative path to mt-comments.cgi got the preview to work, but on hitting the post button I get the comment preview only without the php wrapper.
I know next to nothing about php, so this is probably beyond me anyway.


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BALTIMORE (AP) — It seems as if there is no ballpark — or landmark — big enough to contain the mighty swing of Baltimore slugger Chris Davis.
Davis extended his torrid start with a grand slam and five RBIs, and the Orioles used a five-run eighth inning to beat Minnesota 9-5 Friday in their home opener.
Davis became the fourth player in major league history to homer in his first four games of the season, joining Willie Mays, Mark McGwire and Nelson Cruz. He is 9 for 15 (.600) with four homers and 16 RBIs.
According to the Orioles, Davis' 16 RBIs in his team's first four games breaks the old big league record of 12.
"If you put him in the Grand Canyon, he'll hit it out," teammate Adam Jones said. "Whatever he's doing, stick to it. Show up tomorrow and do it again."
Davis insists he's doing nothing extraordinary, even though the results suggest otherwise.
"I don't feel like I have anything magical," he said. "I feel comfortable and I feel like I'm being patient. I'm taking what they give me."
The Orioles trailed 5-4 before loading the bases with one out in the eighth against Casey Fien (0-1). After Jones tied it with an RBI single, Davis greeted Twins reliever Tyler Robertson with an opposite-field shot to left on the first pitch.
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The grand slam set off a wild celebration from the sellout crowd of 46,653, many of whom came to welcome back the Orioles from their banner 2012 season, when they ended a run of 14 years of losing with their first playoff appearance since 1997.
Luis Ayala (1-0) allowed two hits in scoreless 1 2-3 innings for the Orioles, who improved to 3-1 after taking two of three from Tampa Bay on the road.
Brian Dozier drove in three runs for the Twins, who were playing their first road game. Minnesota lost three straight in Baltimore to start last season.
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Twins starter Liam Hendricks gave up four runs and eight hits in 4 2-3 innings. He retains his lifetime 1-10 record.
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One of the great intrigues of "Weeds" is also one of its biggest worries. When a show takes so many chances - some fans might say recklessly - when does it all implode? When does the creative risk become less rewarding and instead become annoying, or even detrimental?
Season 4 of the beloved Showtime series almost predictably ratchets up the chance taking, but the first three episodes are just as rich and compelling and funny and conflicted as any that have come before it. Whether Season 4 can continue to pull this off remains to be seen, but you have to give creator Jenji Kohan some credit for her fearlessness. Each season she has spun more plates than is reasonably wise and lived to see a clean floor and a content audience through it all.
But now she's onto something completely different (though not entirely unexpected given the show's history). When last we saw Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker), the accidental pot-selling suburban mom, she had just poured gasoline on the furniture in her mini McMansion in Agrestic, the fictional suburban enclave of SUVs, minivans, clean lawns, good schools and a whole underbelly of upper-middle-class dysfunction. As she torched the house, just ahead of the advancing Southern California firestorms about to engulf Agrestic anyway, she sped away on a Segway with a wry smile on her face.
The arson would, perhaps, hide the fact that she was running an enormous grow house, that her small-time pot selling - which she started almost out of necessity when her husband died while jogging - was now a full-grown business. She wasn't just selling bags to disaffected suburban soccer moms anymore, she was a drug dealer, plain and simple.
The trouble with burning down the house, of course, is that three seasons of suburban satire went up in smoke. Season 4 starts with big, if obvious, change. There is no more Agrestic. (In fact, you're likely to hear the Malvina Reynolds classic theme song, "Little Boxes," only in the first episode.) Now Nancy, Silas (Hunter Parrish), Shane (Alexander Gould) and Andy (Justin Kirk), are on the run, heading south toward the Mexican border. Gone, with barely a mention, are Conrad (Romany Malco) and Heylia (Tonye Patano), Nancy's former partner-lover and pot provider, respectively.
As jarring as their omission is, that pales in comparison to the bigger picture: "Weeds" is now a different show entirely.
Big change
Kohan and her writers have effectively changed the premise, if not entirely, then certainly extremely. Not only has Nancy left Agrestic, she has willingly become a bigger player in the drug business and has - continuing a theme from Season 3 - seen her two sons become inescapably mired in her dealings. This is no small gamble. Many viewers do not like change. And though "Weeds" is still joyously, rebelliously "Weeds," the look and feel and sound of the show are different.
More important, the conceit of the original premise is now long gone: that Nancy, perhaps naively, perhaps coming into her own sense of devilish purpose, kept her family intact in the wake of her husband's death by selling a little pot on the side, to the wacky, hypocritical and judgmental suburbanites living in Agrestic.
Most people went with that premise - moral qualms be damned - because Agrestic's hidden truths and Nancy's pragmatism (and charm in the process) were the essence of the show. That began to change as she evolved through Seasons 2 and 3, of course, but it wasn't until the latter parts of Season 3, when Nancy was really faced with how she had made her sons complicit in her life of crime, that it all hit home for her. And the fact that Parker was able to make you love her adorable snarkiness through it all was really something, especially when it was clear she had gone down an ever more dangerous, less naive path. That was the drama inherent in the series, offset as it was, by the antics of Andy and Doug (Kevin Nealon), who provided much of the bumbling comic relief.
But now? There's no trace of naivety in Nancy. She wants to be a bigger drug dealer. Her family is along for the ride. Will this change her (and the show) in the eyes of viewers? Will making statements about border policy, immigration, etc., seem more patently easy (and less fun) than watching Nancy tweak the stuffy sensibilities of Celia (Elizabeth Perkins) and her kind?
Albert Brooks a plus
So far, not really. "Weeds" still feels very familiar and fresh. Though it's unsettling to see Conrad and Heylia dismissed so easily, the series scored an enormous coup in getting Albert Brooks to play Andy's father, Lenny Botwin. Brooks is exceptional in the first three episodes - and not just his usual, funny self. Lenny has fewer insecurities and nervous tics than many of the characters Brooks has written and played before. He's more seriously dramatic here but also scathingly funny as the gambling, vindictive, reproachful father.
It might not be too early to start thinking about an Emmy nomination for Brooks.
Everyone else is in fine form as well. That Parker makes this role seem so effortless is a real testament to her talent. Her burden this season will be to make the audience have a reason to care for Nancy, to pull for her. Kirk has always leavened the series with much-needed wit and even philosophy, while Nealon continues to be wonderful as stoner Doug and Perkins gets new material as the ever-more-put-upon Celia.
Just when you think "Weeds" is going to flame out - like Agrestic - it survives what seems certain catastrophe. To keep throwing this warning into the air season after season will also have to end. Kohan and her writers deserve perhaps more credit than they're getting for forcing change and making it artistically compelling.


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This week's Medical Mondays question comes from Margo Berendsen, who asks:
"Can you explain how a person might go blind after a severe trauma, rather than by disease?"
Excellent topic. What used to be called hysterical blindness is now more correctly called conversion disorder, which is a subset of somatoform disorders, according to the DSM-IV.
In order to be considered a true case of conversion disorder, the person cannot be deliberately faking it and the symptoms cannot be explained by a known medical/neurologic illness. There is usually an associated trauma that is linked to the symptoms, sometimes many years prior to the onset of the symptom. This trauma could be a conflict, stressor, or other severe emotional trauma.
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It's not a conspiracy if they don't need to conspire. For an example in the natural world, consider that raindrops fall. The natural laws that apply to them ensure that this happens. No doubt if the molecules in a raindrop could conspire to form themselves into the shape of a glider, and locate an updraft, they could fly forever.
So why don't public school teachers teach good economics to their students? Why don't they teach that minimum wages just hurt the least qualified workers? Why don't they teach that unions mostly serve the employees and leaders of the union? Why don't they teach that unqualified amateurs (homeschoolers) teach better than trained professionals (themselves)? These are all documented facts.
Are public school teachers conspiring to suppress these facts? No, they aren't. No conspiring is necessary. No consultation, no coordination. It is in the interests of each and every teacher to fail to teach these things. No conspiracy exists because no conspiracy is needed.
Contrast this with your favorite conspiracy theory, e.g. the 9/11 truthers. They claim that the U.S. Government faked these attacks in an attempt to cause people to give them more power. Such a conspiracy would require the continued cooperation of at least a hundred people. Not likely that they would continue to cooperate for 8 years.
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Yellowspoon wrote:Slightly off topic: Are the tracks between Buzzards Bay and Woods Hole still usable?
I was under the impression that these tracks had been abandoned long ago and had been turned into a walking/bike path.
My daughter went to visit a friend who rented a house about a mile from the RR bridge in Monument Beach, about 100 yards from the tracks. My daughter swore she saw a train go by with passengers eating dinner. The Cape Cod dinner trains shows a route from Hyannis to Buzzards Bay, but nothing in the direction of Woods Hole. It would seem like a lot of work to use those tracks as the bridge must be down in order to use them (because the switch is so close to the bridge)
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Snapshots of Oscar parties past by Mr Jean Pigozzi, photographer, entrepreneur and man about town
For Mr Pigozzi, Oscar night starts with the after-parties, where for over 20 years he has documented the evening's events through his startlingly intimate and honest photographs of the stars - many of whom he is able to call friends. He has selected some of his favourites from his genius book, Catalogue Déraisonné (Steidldangin), for MR PORTER.
How long have you been documenting the antics at the Oscars?
My first party was years ago, during the time Swifty Lazar, a famous Hollywood agent, ran the award parties. He ran them for something like 30 years. It was all very glamorous but very strict and he wouldn't let anyone take any pictures at all. Then Graydon Carter at Vanity Fair took over and it became more relaxed and that's when I started shooting.
Do people enjoy you taking their picture?
I never ask to take people's pictures. I just do it. Sometimes they get annoyed, although to be honest people now get more upset when I'm not taking their picture. They'll ask me, "Why aren't you taking my picture? Is my party no good?"
Which men have really stuck in your mind as innately stylish?
They are usually old Hollywood royalty, people like Michael Douglas and Clint Eastwood. Men that have been wearing black tie for 30 years. The young guys find it harder. Having said that, Leonardo DiCaprio always looks good. A model on your arm usually helps.
Swifty Lazar party,1987
The late entrepreneur Sir James Goldsmith, with magazine editor Laure Boulay de la Meurthe and his daughter Alix Goldsmith. "Jimmy Goldmsith was incredibly charismatic, fun and elegant. But, as you can see here, he was a pig when he ate."
Salman Rushdie and artist Francesco Clemente, 2006
"Francesco is a great friend of mine - extremely stylish. He is actually one of the models I used in the campaign for my label, LimoLand. Salman is not particularly at home in a suit."
Helen Mirren and Stephen Frears, 2007
"They'd picked up an award that night for The Queen. It's great to see the winners parade around with their awards. It's a heavy thing to carry, but they never let go."
George Lucas, 2007
"George probably wears a tuxedo twice a year. The rest of the time he's wearing a plaid shirt with white socks and trainers. He really could not care less about clothes, but he has fantastic hair. He should do commercials."
Rupert Murdoch, Charlie Rose and Barry Diller, 2010
"The most powerful media man in the world, the number one interviewer in the US and the founder of Fox. These men are the kind that interest me. Charlie is an elegant man. Barry is married to Diane von Furstenberg, so fashion is in his life."
TOP snowboarder Shaun White and Lenny Kravitz, 2010
"Lenny is really dressed up here: cufflinks and the whole works. Shaun didn't care. I don't think he owns a suit or has ever put a tie on in his life, but that's fine. It's who he is."
Author Fran Lebowitz and presenter Jay Leno, 2010
"Jay is an American and he always looks like one. He's a big man and he knows what works best. He always looks impeccable. During the day he likes to repair cars but then he turns it around and comes like this."
John Waters and Ed Ruscha, 2010
"Ed is incredibly stylish. He's one of the greatest painters and a lovely man.
He is always perfectly put together whilst looking himself.
John is very funny and elegant."
He is always perfectly put together whilst looking himself.
John is very funny and elegant."
Michael Chow and his wife Eva Chun, 2010
"Michael has a 1930s thing going on, with his round glasses. He always dresses very well and within his limitations, which is always something to consider."
Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez, 2010
"He's a crooner, so he can dress like one. Jennifer always looks perfect too, which helps. You have to dress the way that's right for you. That's the most important thing: not to get lost."
How should men dress for formal evening occasions?
If you are wearing a uniform it should be a traditional uniform.
If not, wear a double-breasted suit with a tie. I hate it when guys
try and make black tie cool and wear it with a black neck tie or something silly. Shoes are important. I like men to wear the classic patent pumps. Socks are another thing that should be considered. American men never wear the right socks. They always go for short socks that show the ankle when you cross your legs. That is not elegant.
If not, wear a double-breasted suit with a tie. I hate it when guys
try and make black tie cool and wear it with a black neck tie or something silly. Shoes are important. I like men to wear the classic patent pumps. Socks are another thing that should be considered. American men never wear the right socks. They always go for short socks that show the ankle when you cross your legs. That is not elegant.
Who is the most ravishing woman you have ever encountered at the Oscars?
Anjelica Huston. She knows about clothes. She's always stylish and she knows how to really wear a dress. A lot of these young actresses just look uncomfortable. Some of them can't even walk in heels. Anjelica is perfect, like her father.
Tell us about your new label, LimoLand, whose swimwear we will shortly be stocking at MR PORTER?
I like my pictures in black and white, but I like my life and my clothes to have lots of colour. My designs for LimoLand are full of colour and there is humour in nearly every detail. Things like fashion should be amusing. If you visit my new store in New York, I'm sure it will make you laugh.


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Okay – for those of you who missed the last post – I'm working very hard to create fun and meaningful spaces for my kids' rooms. Starting with Owen because he's my oldest… okay, who am I kidding. I'm starting with Owen because I like his fabric more!
Here's my starting point:
Here's what transpired first:
Yesterday's post was about how to make the pillow case – super easy and super fast. Today… let's tackle that coverlet!
I have decided that I LOATHE duvets – especially for kids. I'm sure you're kids are the epitome of tidy and orderliness; however, mine inherited a few "other" qualities from me. Hence, a coverlet instead of a duvet. It's lightweight but still warm. Not as warm as a down comforter but a heck-uv-a-lot warmer than just a sheet. Amen!?!
Here's how to make it – a free tutorial for ya.
NOTE: as you can see here, my back fabric is narrower than my outer fabric. So, I layered the back fabric on top of the outer fabric with only one side lining up. It will make sense in a minute – just be sure that you do this (instead of centering the fabric). If your fabrics are the same width, then no problems – just line them up.
The options to embellish this thing are endless … I'd love to see what YOU come up with… especially if you make one with ruffles. wink wink.
Cost: I used about 3 yards of each fabric. The chevron fabric was $7/yd. The orange flannel was $3/yd. The inner lining flannel was $3/yd. which brings me to a grand total of $39. Not exactly cheap, but definitely a great price for customized and designer bedding. If you count the 1/2 yard for the pillow and the $3 blanket, the grand total for this ensemble is $46.50.
Time: I am estimating this took about an hour. A novice sewer will probably need about 2 hours to just account for checking and double checking.
I hope you found this helpful … I've got a lot more planned for this guy's room … but I just might get distracted by something else first. Like a new dress!


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CHICAGO – When Brian Shaw turned right out of the elevators Monday morning, he walked past racks of Joseph Abboud suits, with a tailor on duty to take custom measurements, next to a table covered in swatches of the clothier's finest material. Over to the left, a display of Allen Edmonds shoes was set up, with a vast array of leathers, colors, soles and styles.
Welcome to the NBA head coaching ranks, Mr. Shaw. Suit and shoe stations are part of the drill each autumn at the annual Windy City meeting arranged by the National Basketball Coaches Association. And with nine men entirely new to the ranks of 30 for 2013-14, there were more customers than usual looking to upgrade from "assistant coaches' budgets to head coaches' budgets," as Shaw said.
"My players over the last couple of years have clowned me a little bit about the style of my suits," said Shaw, the Denver Nuggets' new bench boss after two seasons on Frank Vogel's staff in Indiana. "Y'know, 'cause I'm old school. I'm more from the looser fitting, kind of baggy, longer suits.
"Now what fashion is, everything's more European and fitted. My wife has been trying to get me more into the present age. My players as well. So I took a leap of faith here to go with a little more fitted suits."
The coaches' meetings each September are great for the wardrobe and even better for basketball. The 2013 edition is the 10th such gathering, according to NBCA executive director Michael Goldberg (they skipped the 2011 lockout year). Most of the league's coaches were scheduled to attend – Houston's Kevin McHale and Oklahoma City's Scott Brooks were known to have conflicts – with arrivals during the day Monday, a working dinner in the evening and meetings set for Tuesday morning and afternoon.
On the agenda: officiating "points of emphasis" for the 2013-14 season, a business report, topics generated by the competition committee and a lot of conversation.
"It's really an opportunity for the coaches, the league office and a number of the officials to get together in a relaxed setting to share thoughts," Goldberg said.
The Chicago sessions come hard on the heels of a weekend clinic/retreat in Los Angeles, organized through the Clippers, that served as a basketball exchange for head coaches, assistants, scouts, video crew and other staffers, general managers and other team executives. Among the featured speakers: Phil Jackson, Pat Riley and Doc Rivers.
"For a young coach, you just learn so much from something like that," Shaw said. "Everybody's sharing, what they think and how they do things. I feel like, as a coach, I'm a teacher. But teachers always have to learn, too."
Chicago's Tom Thibodeau, who holds his X&O cards as closely as anyone, said he was happy for assistants such as Shaw, Mike Malone (Sacramento), Steve Clifford (Charlotte), Mike Budenholzer (Atlanta) and Brett Brown (Philadelphia) who – like Thibodeau – earned the opportunity of a top job.
This is Thibodeau's third Chicago meeting, since taking over the Bulls in 2010. He sounded eager to hash out some rules interpretations, the sort of thing he probably does for fun in his spare time anyway.
"Each year it gets better," Thibodeau said. "After a summer of watching our games [from last year], watching how the restricted area's being officiated is always something I'm concerned with. I think initially the offensive player was getting the benefit and they were throwing themselves into the defensive players and getting to the free-throw line.
"Then I think the officials adjusted to that – but now maybe going the other way. There are a lot of guys who are fouling in the restricted area and the defense is getting the benefit of the doubt. So I'm curious to see how that changes."


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Alton Toussaint Lemon, 84, formerly of Mt Airy, a retired social worker and the plaintiff in a 1971 landmark court case that challenged state aid to religious schools, died May 4 of Alzheimer's disease at his home in Rydal Park in Jenkintown.
Mr. Lemon had filed a lawsuit that questioned the legality of a 1968 Pennsylvania law permitting religious schools to receive reimbursement for certain expenses as long as they were linked to secular subjects taught in public schools.
In his opinion in Lemon v. Kurtzman on June 28, 1971, Chief Justice Warren Burger ruled that the law violated the First Amendment, which prohibits government establishment of religion, and created the "Lemon test," requiring courts to consider "whether the challenged government practice has a secular purpose, whether the primary effect is to advance or inhibit religion, and whether it fosters excessive government entanglement with religion."
Burger said the Pennsylvania law failed the entanglement provision of the Lemon test.
A longtime Mt. Airy resident, Mr. Lemon was born in McDonough, Ga., and raised in Atlanta, where he attended public schools through the 10th grade. He graduated from a private high school in Lawrenceville, Va., and earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Morehouse College.
He served in the Army for two years, then worked for a time as a civilian for the Department of Defense at Aberdeen Proving Grounds in Maryland.
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In retirement, he served as president of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Morehouse College Alumni Association and president of the Philadelphia Ethical Society. He was a lifetime member of the ACLU, the NAACP, and West Mt.Airy Neighbors.
He is survived by his wife of 63 years, the former Augusta Ramsey; a son, Anthony George, and two grandchildren.
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Ok, I'm going to answer some questions from readers, but on one condition. I get to ask questions back, and I want some answers from you guys. Here we go.
Bob's question; My headlight lenses are all foggy and dim, and I can hardly see at night. Both bulbs light up, they just aren't bright enough. What do I do?
Bob's answer; Remove your sun glasses. No, really, If you have clear plastic headlight housings, the usual problem is that the plastic has oxidized on the outer surface, which happens with age and sun exposure. You can fix it yourself if you can use sand paper and can apply wax. Get a couple of sheets of 1200 grit or finer wet-or-dry emery paper, some rubbing compound and a can of paste wax. Sand them with water until they look clear, then use rubbing compound followed by wax to polish out the fine scratches the paper makes, and you have it. Because the plastic is old, you will have to do it every six months. The option is to replace them with new housings, usually over $100 each. Now my turn. My Question 1; Why is it easier to fan through the pages of a magazine from back to front than it is from front to back? Is it a conspiracy? Who reads backwards?
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The institute includes the region's first electrophysiology catheterization lab suite, hybrid cardiovascular surgical suite, 27 pre- and post-procedure beds, new lobby, conference room, and monument space for community members who have donated to the institute.
The remodel's final phase, which includes the construction of an outdoor "healing garden," more patient and meeting rooms and a center specializing in heart valve care, are also planned for completion by January 2014.
"Our unique catheterization lab, which features soothing, ambient lighting and the inviting, new lobby are designed to make our patients as comfortable as possible," Hoag President and Chief Executive Richard Afable said in a statement. "Hoag's Heart and Vascular Institute was planned to serve as a model for the future of cardiovascular care."
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Crit > Haste > Multi > Vers > Mastery
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Just.. go respec right now. Don't use this. With the nerfs to Devouring Plague it's just all sorts of not worth it.
Stat Priorities (PVP)
Vers > Haste > Mastery > Crit > Multi