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#10051 closed bug (fixed)
Documentation bug: Inconsistent description of the "thisArg" value among methods that accept a function argument
Reported by: | anonymous | Owned by: | kswedberg |
Priority: | undecided | Milestone: | None |
Component: | unfiled | Version: | 1.6.2 |
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The documentation for the attr() method http://api.jquery.com/attr/ states:
function(index, attr) A function returning the value to set. this is the current element. ...
The documentation for the addClass() method http://api.jquery.com/addClass/ doesn't give any such statement, but shows a code example using this as an apparent reference to the current element.
$("ul li:last").addClass(function() { return "item-" + $(this).index(); });
The docs for other methods such as append() and prepend() that allow a function passed to determine the value set, have no mention whatsoever of this as a reference to the current DOM element.
If it is jQuery's intention to provide this as a means of referencing the current DOM element in such functions, then please update the documentation for such methods in order to make it officially supported behavior.
Change History (3)
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by kswedberg
- Owner set to kswedberg
- Status changed from new to assigned
comment:2 follow-up: ↓ 3 Changed 6 years ago by kswedberg
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
Thanks for the ticket. I've updated the documentation. Let me know if there is anything I've missed.
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 2 Changed 6 years ago by anonymous
Replying to kswedberg:
Thanks for the ticket. I've updated the documentation. Let me know if there is anything I've missed.
Thank you kswedberg. I'll take a quick look, but I'd guess you have it covered.
I don't have time to do another bug report right now, so I'm just going to mention it here.
With respect to the jQuery() function's context parameter, a selector string is not listed as a valid option. I don't really care about this one, but it was just mentioned on StackOverflow, so I thought I'd let you know.
Thanks again for the quick updates in response to this and the other report 10053.
Please follow the bug reporting guidlines and use jsFiddle when providing test cases and demonstrations instead of pasting the code in the ticket.


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Monday, February 06, 2006
St. Rose of Lima
I've been inside for Maundy Thursday liturgy (the Latin Massers yield that evening every year to their landlord, Blessed Sacrament). St. Rose is a mess. Although there is a modest high altar intact in the sanctuary, they've reordered the pews in a rather odd way, and it appears that the newfangled altar is now in the middle of the nave (it's rolled over into a transcept on Holy Thursday, so I'm not sure where it usually goes). There's a fair bit of water damage evident inside, and the grounds aren't kept up very well.
A pity there isn't more money to maintain the building, but I suppose it's better to keep it open than to close it, as it's already been consolidated once, and there are probably some folks who can't drive to the next nearest church, Blessed Sacrament. I understand that the pastor for Blessed Sacrament is also pastor for Our Lady & St. Rose--they share a bulletin as well.
Except for the history pasted in below, I don't know much else, but I really would like to know the name and location of the church title to the Blessed Mother that was consolidated into this church. Chime in if you can.
Transcribed from History of Wyandotte County Kansas and its people ed. and comp. by Perl W. Morgan. Chicago, The Lewis publishing company, 1911. 2 v. front., illus., plates, ports., fold. map. 28 cm. [Vol. 2 contains biographical data. Paged continuously.]
The parish of the St. Rose of Lima was organized October 6, 1907, by the Rev. William Michel. This new congregation is in the northeast part of the city. On account of the large population of substantial men and women a great future is prophesied for this new parish. Services were held at Flannigan's hall, Fifth street and Virginia avenue, until the new building at Eighth street and Quindaro street boulevard was erected. A new school was opened in 1907.
The Rev. William Michel has been a priest of the diocese for the pasteighteen years, for ten years having been located at Frankfort, Kansas and Irish Creek. In both these places he built new churches. Father Michel also erected one of the finest parochial residences of the diocese, which he occupied about two years. He came to Kansas City, Kansas, with the record of a hard worker and a priest devoted to his people.
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- GFvonB said...
At least it looks nicer on the outside then the St. Rose of Lima in Minneapolis. We call it "St. Rose of Tatooine" because it looks just like Jabba's palace.
- 7:17 PM, February 06, 2006
- kcbixguy said...
I went to St. Rose's from 1959 thru 1965.The church and it's finances were gutted by the archbishop during that era. The priests were "moved on" and a Father Wimpy, I do not jest, was in charge when most of the marble, the altar, and just about anything of value was hauled out. The archbishop moved to about 55th and state on the money of the inner city parishes, which, of course, in a very short time proved, ridiculous, as he "had to move" even farther west. When I was 10, 1963, it was indeed a beautiful church. Only the Conception Abbey was more ornate.
- 9:35 PM, November 06, 2006
- Chuck Denton said...
I went to St. Rose of Lima from Sept 1059 thru 4th grade when I moved to St. Benedicts with the rest of my family. I made my First Communion there. Kids in my class were: Sean Garvey, Michelle Hoegler, Stevie Alvarado, Steve Anderson, Nancy Morgan, Barbara Monchil, Michael Wilson, Ed Shoemaker, Lynn Garrity, Billy Irwin, Doyle Travis, Alex Barger, Tanya Estrada, Ricardo Browne, Richard Collins, John O'Brian, and many more. I'm suprised that I remember this many names from my class!
Anyway - it was the best of times, it was the worst of times...
Chuck Denton - 2:00 PM, February 05, 2007
I came upon this website by accident. I, too, went to St. Rose of Lima grade school from 1959-1964. Chuck Denton did list some of the kids I had forgotten about. Here are a few more: John Monahan, Yolanda Irving, Carol O'Donnell, and Doyle Travis. I look upon those days as fond memories. The church had beautiful stained glass windows.
- 11:47 PM, April 14, 2007
Wow!!!!! I was thinking about St. Rose of Lima and thought I might find a picture of it online. I couldn't believe my luck in finding these posts. I only went to St. Rose for 1st and half of second grade, but it is indelibly ingrained in my memory. I moved in October of 2nd grade and attended o St. Pius X for 2nd - 8th grade. It was a very modern church for the times and I always missed the beauty of St. Rose. My older brother, Terry, graduated from St. Rose in 1960.
I also remember many recess times spent playing tether ball, playing on the jungle gym and going down the slide. Wasn't there a circular water fountain by the side of the school where several children could get drinks at one time? Sister Mary Charles was my first grade teacher. Chuck Denton, I can't believe you could even recall my name! Tanya Estrada was my best friend in 1st grade, but I did not remember her last name. I am so sorry this church has fallen into such disrepair. - 9:27 PM, October 25, 2007
Nancy I remembered you because I got into trouble (justifiably so) for 'flipping up' your dress while you were printing your name on the chalkboard. It wasn't a 'uniform' day, I think. Anyway I had no idea what I'd done. I got such a talking to from Sweet Sister Mary Charles. Probably the worst I got in my whole carreer. I remember those years with a lot of clarity and count them as the best of my life. Who is KCBIX guy? He had to be in our class. I think!
- 1:50 AM, January 28, 2008
Last time I'll post, I promise...Anyone remember Fr. Dougherty? He celebrated 25 years as a priest, and the sisters and school & parish planned a big event. We all had a part to play, and I think it was while we were in Sister Edith's class that this happened, (3rd grade). We worked on a song over and over. She was looking for a sweet song to sing that had the word 'silver' in it for his anniversary. Sister came up with a song: "Oh you can dig my grave with a silver spade..." It was a hit.
Father Dougherty passed away within the year...wierd!!!
Chuck - 3:33 PM, March 29, 2008
- chuckiechris said...
WOW...couldn't believe I found this site. My family moved away from Kansas City in 1974 & I've often wondered what happened to St. Rose of a Lima. I was in first grade in 1967 and Sister Margaret Ellen was my teacher. I was the only black kid in my class. I dont remember many of the kids name in the 1st grade but I do remember during the 2nd semester another black kid named Mark Marion started going to St. Rose. In the 2nd grade I remember Our Lady merged with St. Rose of a Lima. The kids I remember were Robin Harris, Deborah Ingram, Michael Hutchingson, Henry Holliday and Craig Harris. Sister Mary Timothy Hoban was prinicipal then but I do remember Father Wimpy and Father Finnerty. My favorite nun was Sister Mary Eugenia Floresch. I am so happy because I've often wondered what happened to my Primary school. I am sad to hear it has closed but happy the building still remains
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- Cat said...
I too went to St Rose of Lima and made my first communion there. I was the shortest girl in my class and I remember Dexter Burdette, Joyce Monchil. My brother was in the class behind me and he also made his firt communion at St Rose. We moved away when I finished 6th grade and then we went to St Agnes in Roeland Park. St Rose was so beautiful. I still have my first communion pictures of the church. Cathy Patch
- 9:06 PM, April 25, 2009
- Donna said...
I lived right next door to the school and remember just walking across the alley to school. I always thought that it was so neat to be able to see my own back yard during recess. I remember Sister Ellen and Father Wimpy and the happy times. I was class mates with Mark Jones, Joann Baich, Elizabeth Potts, Sharon and Phyllis Scott just to name a few. I remember helping clean up at the church. I loved the beautiful stained glass church windows and the beautiful life like holy statues. I really miss those days, they were some of the best times of my life. I really love that church and school. I hope they are there forever.
- 11:07 AM, April 26, 2009
- Cat said...
The priest that was there when I received communion was Fr Paul Kelly. Does anyone remember him? He was so handsome - or so I thought when I was a 1st grader. I remember some other classmates like Pat Messenger, and George Brockman. That year would have been 1955 until we left in 1961.
- 6:36 PM, April 26, 2009
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- 10:28 AM, July 10, 2009
- kcbixguy said...
Yeah, I was in your class Chuck. We stayed in the area until 1966,then moved north of the river.
Do you remember the Garveys? Well, I'm not a Garvey.
The last I heard of any of my classmates was Michelle Hoegler's wedding, because her father had made the wedding dress. There was a nice article in the Times, and my mother showed it to me.
It's nice to see that you remember the old school fondly, as I think most of us do. I'm a bit bitter about how run-down things are and probably shouldn't be. - 8:44 PM, October 08, 2009
- Cat said...
I can remember Marcia Marti, Joyce Monchil, Kathleen Kellner and Kenny Kellner. We lived on North Mill St. When I taught at Washington High School in 1997 I drove over to the old neighborhood and was just shocked at the condition that it was in.
- 9:28 PM, October 08, 2009
- Chuck Denton said...
KC Bix guy!!! I remember EVERYBODY!!! Who are ya? Can't tell from your blog name. It was good, altho late on my part to see that you answered! My e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com Send me a note real time!
Take care!
Chuck Denton - 4:53 PM, November 09, 2010
I just ran across this site. We were members of the parish from 1946 to the late 50''s. I was married there in 1952 and my husband and i had to immediately move to tulsa, okla because of his job. i didn't attend the school, altho had three brothers who did.i attended Ward High and graduated in 1948. lovely memories of st rose of lima.
- 5:32 PM, May 29, 2011
I could not believe my luck when I stumbled upon this blog. Yes I remember you well Chucky and all the other guys you mentioned. I also remember Kamm Barnett, Eva Davis, Carla Burdette, and David and Karen Burris. Although I stayed sick a lot, my favorite memories were there at Our Lady and St. Rose. I was there from 1968 (2nd grade) 'till the 6th grade 1973. I still go by the school every now and then and it still brings back good memories.
- 5:12 PM, May 28, 2015
I hope all who see this will be in attendance for the grand reunion August 13,14 15
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We have had our female cat since she was a kitten. She will be 2 in July. She has always been a great cat, never really any problems other than her occasional scratching of our couches or carpet. In the past i can think of 3, maybe 4 times she has peed on the floor or somewhere other than her litter box. Each of the times we ruled it as her being mad at us. (example, i was hospitalized for 4 days, and so she was basically left home alone for that time. when i returned from the hospital she had peed in the shower.)
But now she is doing it quite more frequently. In the last week she has done it 5 or 6 times. Every time she pees in one of the 2 bathrooms, on the rug in front of the toilet or sink. she is scratching up the rug, and pulling it apart as well. which makes me think she is just peeing and not "marking her territory" or something. we have yet to catch her in the act, we just find the eveidence later on.
Some things that might be helpful to you to know is that she was just spayed yesterday (and has peed on the carpet once today, but all other times was prior to her being spayed). We recently moved (the beginning of February) to a new construction home. So there have never been any other cats or pets in this home. and the rugs were purchased brand new after we moved in here. There are new people living in the home. My mother in law is living with us. the only other pets in the home are a hamster and a bird (the bird came into the home with my mother in law). The cat goes outside once in a great while (like when we go sit on the porch on warm days) but doesnt stay outside alone. And she is never around other cats.
Im not sure if any of that has to do with her behavior, or not, but i thought it might be useful. We are not sure what to do with the cat, and how to get her to stop. My mother in law is becoming quite irritated with the cats behavior (not that my husband and i enjoy it). but i dont know whats more irritating, the cat or the mother in law. thanks for any help!


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North Korea on Friday threatened "physical counter-measures" against rival South Korea — the latest in a series of bellicose warnings sparked by a tightening of UN sanctions against Pyongyang.
"If the South Korean puppet regime of traitors directly participates in the so-called UN 'sanctions', strong physical countermeasures would be taken," the North's Committee for Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland said.
The warning, carried by the official Korean Central News Agency, came a day after North Korea's top military body threatened to conduct a third nuclear test and boost its ability to strike the United States.
The current upsurge in tensions has its roots in Pyonyang's defiant decision to push ahead with a long-range rocket launch on December 12 — insisting it was a peaceful mission to place a satellite in orbit.


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I have bought several different dildos and have been looking around for a little bit bigger and more realistic one. I bought several cheaper ones to give me a better idea of what I wanted before I splurged on something of nicer quality and that's when I stumbled upon the outlaw. It's 2 inches and my favorite one is almost 1 3/4 inches around and thought my prayers had been answered. Boy was I wrong. What I hadn't realized was that going from 1 3/4 inches to 2 inches is a HUGE difference in size. It's almost double the size! I am on the smaller side (not in physical stature) and I know from experience that this will not fit and will cause a lot of pain if I try. I wish I could exchange for a smaller size but unfortunately there are no returns which means my $100 will sit in a corner, unused, collecting dust. Do your research beforehand, and if you're smaller like me, than invest in one of the smaller versions. It'll be worth it, I promise. I just wish I would of known this before I bought.
Got my girl to squirt hard plenty of times with this bad boy. I love the texture, but the balls aren't something I care for. If I could get this same with an inch more & without the balls, I'd be set. The balls creat an issue for those using this with a harness strap. So this causes it to come out of the O ring when in action. Overall its very good with or without a rubber. Looks like a real dick if oral sex is in play.
Hint* If I can get a 9 inch made from the same material without balls I'd be a happy customer!*
I've been waiting for this dildo all my life! I really like big toys, and the size of the Outlaw is perfect. The thickness is gasp-inducing without being uncomfortable, and it's just long enough to reach the end without my wife having to be extra careful. The softness of the material is really what makes it great, especially for a big toy. Thrusting is so smooth, you don't go through that feeling of apprehension that you get with harder materials. My wife likes its maneuverability. It doesn't bend out of the way like our curvy dildos sometimes do. She also likes that it's not too veiny and looks good on her. Thanks a bunch!
This toy is amazing! It feels really soft and flexible, but is firm so you can play with it. It also looks great when it's in a harness. I think the only thing that would be better is if VixSkin came out with a wider version of the Outlaw!
Since there are a lot of reviews saying "too big," I just want to pipe up for the girls who like them big. I always have, and never felt like anything was too big. This being the case, I looked for the biggest I could find, and my partner and I like using this together on me. Warm it up with hot water and lube it up well and go after it. I LOVE THIS...probably my favorite toy in the drawer after the Wahl.
It took a little bit to work up to it, but when I opened up and let my boifriend work "Big Chocolate (our name for it)", it was a fucking GREAT ride!
The touch feels realistic but the Outlaw is unbelievably HUGE! My wife and I have found that the VixSkin dildos are easily our favorite brand so we thought we would give this a try. It barely fit and was just too uncomfortable for her to enjoy and it's too expensive for her not enjoy it! We give the Outlaw two stars and recommend going with the Bandit instead as we would definitely give the Bandit 5 stars.
Ok, so this was a "hey that looks fun" but it turned out just tooo huge for me. If that's your thing - this has to be one of the biggest out there. It's soft to the touch but very stiff with some flexibility (which was good), big ol' stable base as you can see, ridiculously wide (good) and just way too gigantic! Ha!
the best dildo EVERRRRRRR! It seems like it got softer since I first bought it.. come to find out its normal.. feels real... run it under hot water before you use it or pop it in the microwave for a few seconds (it's heat safe for a few minutes) it holds heat and feels real... I love to pack with the outlaw.... I feel like the baddest girl on the block..watch out lol
makes for a great packing toy.. and if you want to use it then....hang on it's gonnna vbe a bumpy ride. The biggest and baddest silicone dildo I own.
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Darling couple....was watching at work and could not have the volume up too high - seems to me at one point Hubby was suggesting something more fun than playing with the camera....made my Friday morning...thank you!
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Youth Companion, Mean Creek's third full-length album, not only features nostalgic songs about falling in love, growing up and letting go, but it also represents a coming of age for the band itself. Recorded six years after the band's formation, this is an album the Boston band feels truly proud of. According to lead vocalist Chris Keene, the record, "feels like the album we always wanted to make from when we were kids all the way up to where we are now in our lives."
It truly is their best work to date. Recorded by Chris McLaughlin at Boston's 1867 Recording Studio, which used to be a Masonic temple, the group has crafted a solid album full of simple, melodic rock songs that are driven by sentimental and completely relatable lyrics.
The album's first single, "Young And Wild," does a good job of encapsulating the general feeling of the LP as a whole. It's sugar-sweet, beat-driven and tells the story of a cherished past lover who was "so young and wild." This seems to be an important phrase to Mean Creek, since the band uses the same lyric in the very next song on the album, "Indian Summer." The album picks up the pace on "Come On, Before It's Gone," a fast-paced rock song with heavy distortion and a desperate chorus pleading, "Come on, come on." The LP comes full circle, maturing and ending with the bittersweet song "The Comedian," a somber track that channels Nick Cave and displays a darker, heavier side of Mean Creek that contrasts well with the innocent themes covered in previous tracks.
Youth Companion is indeed the perfect soundtrack to your nostalgic youth, covering almost every facet of growing up and discovering who you are. It starts with naiveté, longing and learning, but ends with the same heartache and bitterness many of us experience at some point toward the end of our innocence.


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Kerry Pickett of The Washington Times has this little note:
Obama's illegal uncle arrested; 'Uncle Omar' hits cop car, tries to call White House
After the near crash, Onyango Obama, 67, told Officer Val Krishtal that Krishtal should have yielded to his Mitsubishi SUV, according to a report filed yesterday in Framingham District Court.
Krishtal said he and another driver had to slam on their brakes to avoid hitting the SUV, which rolled through a stop sign and took a quick left turn.
Obama said he doubted the officer slammed on his brakes because he did not hear the tires squeal, the report says.
Krishtal said he was on Waverly Street headed toward South Street when his police car was cut off. Krishtal pulled the SUV over around 7:10 p.m.
Obama failed several field sobriety tests and was arrested. At the police station, Obama failed a Breathalyzer test, registering .14. The state legal limit is .08.
Obama was charged with driving under the influence of liquor and driving to endanger. He was also cited for not using a turn signal.
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He was later charged with DUI among other violations. I spoke to Framingham Public Information Officer Lieutenant Delaney who told me that when Onyango Obama was asked at booking if he wanted to make a telephone call to arrange for bail, the Kenyan immigrant replied: "I think I will call the White House."
How much do you want to bet that call went to the answering machine?
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… federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement has warrant for his arrest and ICE previously ordered him to be deported back to Kenya. In the meantime, a judge has not set bail on the driving charges but ordered that he be held on the ICE warrant.
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In advance of tomorrow's trivia title match at Keegan's Irish Pub, I've obtained the latest odds from the High Street bookies on each of the team's chances.
1. Hugh's Harpies 2-1: Once again, this is Hugh's contest to lose. He's a built his team to win and anything short of victory will be a devastating disappointment. Of course, Browns were supposed to go the Super Bowl and the Indians were supposed to win the '97 World Series. That's why we play the game.
2. Fraters Libertas 12-1: The absence of Saint Paul leaves our team with a big void to fill. The C-Span watching, self-proclaimed Civil War buff and burrito connoisseur is off on a tour of ballparks across America and will miss the match. Without him on hand to tell the Nihilist in Golf Pants to "shut the F*** up!" I don't see how our squad can expect to finish in the money.
3. NARN II 7-2: Mitch and Captain Ed are being joined by a guy named Michael who claims to have won on Jeopardy! some years ago and Inge. Inge brings something to the table, but I'm not sure exactly what it is or whether it's something you really want at the table in the first place.
4. The Peoples Republic of Minneapolis 6-1: This could be an interesting squad. A couple of local lefty bloggers and the guy Hugh likes to call the "Giant Ute," who played on Team Hewitt last time around, but was given his walking papers this year. If anybody knows how to hold a grudge, it's a Ukrainian.
5. Three Weddings and a Funeral 8-1: A group of local right-wing bloggers who prove that while nice guys don't always finish last, they usually don't win either.
6. Taxpayer's League Lushes 3-1: If Hugh's squad pulls another choke job, this is the team to watch. They've got a nice cross-section of knowledge and the always dangerous Sisyphus, the straw that stirs the drink at Nihilist In Golf Pants.
7. Team Anti-Strib 7-1: If they get enough questions with a local angle, they have a shot.
8. Threat Level Midnight 8-1: These guys are the true X factor.
9. Freedom Dogs 8-1: Despite his clear androgynous leanings, I don't think Terry Keegan is a big Bowie fan.
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Since January when I finished up a nice Christmas vacation in Sierra Vista, Arizona with my daughter's family, I focused on preparations for my first "Operation Smile" medical trip to Managua, Nicaragua. As an operating room nurse, I have been looking forward to going to developing countries and doing what I could to change people's lives for the better. In February I was honored to be able to go with this volunteer organization and be apart of fixing the cleft lips and cleft palates of 91 children. It was a very challenging experience, but very rewarding. I plan to go on another of these missions in July - again to Nicaragua...this time operating in the USNS Comfort, and US Navy Hospital Ship that will be anchored off shore on the Pacific side.
At the moment I'm preparing for a trip with "Overseas Adventure Travel" to Thailand, Vietnam and Burma. I've secured the required visas, and will get my malaria pills soon.
In addition I'm trying to fit in some genealogy moments, and also get out to the gym and to pursue my outdoor fun tracking down "GeoCaches" at this end of Hawaii. See photo where I'm finding the "SubMariner's" geocache and photo of Lucille finding geocache "Tunnel Vision" in the lava ledges.I'll post some photos below of the Operation Smile experience:


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Cupcake Wars-with The Culinary DudeThe Culinary Center @ Whole Foods Market - SacramentoSaturday, September 14, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT) |
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Kids Hands-on Class Ages 4 to 13
In the vein of the popular TV show, Cupcake Wars and pending the enrollment numbers , we will break in to groups and the participants will be responsible for choosing both the cake and frosting flavors and creating 12 identical cupcakes with decorations. Some of the cupcakes and frostings that might be offered are; Yellow, Chocolate, Spiced and Red Velvet Cakes, Chocolate, Vanilla and other flavored Frostings (this selection is subject to change) Come join in the excitement!
The Culinary Dude, Scott Davis has worked to create wonderful menus that the kids will cook themselves. Using the freshest ingredients, fun and interactive cooking techniques, the kids will prepare the food from scratch as they learn kitchen and food safety, professional kitchen behavior, measuring and prep skills, and table etiquette. In addition to a wide variety of hands-on, tactile recipes, kids will participate in additional food-related activities.
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This year, you helped us protect natural areas close to Canadians' hearts and homes. By signing petitions, writing letters, and raising your voices on behalf of the places you love, you helped ensure that future generations will be able to explore nature in their own backyards. Green light for the... More »
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Sudden halucinating in 87 year old mom.05/22/2009 |
My Mom has many hesalth issues including, 25%ckidney function(no dialysis),High blood pressure,Post polio neuropothy,. Uses wheelchair and walker (10ft max.) had Nuclear medicine test on heart. See doc in 2 weeks for result. Has increased difficulty breathing and or catching her breath over last few months. Last 3 morniongs I have found her sitting in her room fully dressed. Halucinations each night getting worse and now she is very confused during day. This is such a sudden onset, that I was wondering if any of her health issues could be causing problems. I`m really getting worried.Tks Loving daughter
Your mom has lots of health issues and probably takes multiple medications. All of these factors could be causing the hallucinations and confusion. She needs to be evaluated for the hallucinations to see if anything can be done to treat her. If the hallucinations are not bothering her, it could be ignored. Sounds like these are occurring at night and could interrupt her sleep and she needs to be able to sleep. But if the hallucinations are causing her concern or functional problems, needs to be evaluated. You don't mention the results of the nuclear medicine heart test. If her heart is stressed from any conditions, this could certainly add to the problems with confusion, breathing, etc.
Suggest your mom be seen by her primary health care provider so that the most recent escalation in hallucinations and confusion can be evaluated, and perhaps, treated.
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When people hear I've worked in social media, I typically get a lot of questions - how should I promote my Facebook page? How many Twitter followers is good? Can you show me how to...(fill in the blank with some minor adjustment Mashable suggested).
Frequently, blogging comes up. It's a hot topic right now. Everyone is convinced they should be blogging by the articles and even books teaching that "content is king" while hypothesizing what other efforts are part of the marketing royal court.
Metaphors aside, if you have decided to take the step to blog or want to improve your current blog it's important to remember this back to basics advice to make your blog better.
What's your back-to-basics tip for blogging?
Hey Katrina - awesome post and a great reminder to our members. My advice is generally write about what you care about, not what you think others want to read about. Also, sound like a real person - and always be real.
Nice post and good advice.
I liked this because it was short and advised bloggers to keep it short. However, you make it sound like the blogging question is new and you must know that it isn't. All the articles now are about: Is Blogging Dead. http://bit.ly/1gwFBsk
Animal: If blogging was dead you wouldn't be commenting on one.
I smell a a guest spot for an upcoming installment of the Recruiting Animal Show.
I think these are appropriate tips, Katrina!
For me, writing is merely a creative outlet. It is something that I always wish to do better for the sake of getting better - not for clicks, likes or shares.
It is interesting to see so many people or content platforms focus on quantity versus quality OR blogging because *someone* says *someone* should.
A recent article I posted was about one single topic and thought, yet so many of the comments were from people absolutely outraged that I didn't write about this, that and the other - meaning some other aspect of that subject or a different one all together. My reaction: because THIS article is about THIS not THAT.
Love the suggestion to be original. Even when I write about common topics, I strive to put my own flavor on it. IMHO there is an obvious lack of originality in the majority of available information.
Not that it improves the blog itself, but one tip I would add is to remember that posting anything publicly entails be prepared for critiques and critics of all varieties and not being too sensitive to handle that type of "rejection"
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The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum's collection is a combination of the collections of the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association (CCPMA), the private non-profit founded to build the Pilgrim Monument, and the collections of the Provincetown Historical Museum, which was operated by the Research Club of Provincetown, Inc. from 1923 to 1956. In August 1956 the membership of the CCPMA voted to accept the Historical Museum collection, agreeing to serve as stewards of the collection for future generations.The Provincetown Historical Museum was housed in the home Benjamin Lancy built for his mother in 1874 located at 230 Commercial Street. In 1923 the members of The Research Club purchased the 20-room mansion on Commercial Street for a historical museum from Mr. Lancy. The Research Club was organized in 1910 by a group of women whose objective was to restore the old burying ground, place historical markers, do ancestral research, and preserve an old Cape Cod House in Provincetown. As part of their work to place historical markers, the ladies began reading old letters and historical documents. They found this research so interesting that they began to write papers and present their research as part of the regular club meetings, and thus the group became known as the Research Club.
The first mention of a historical museum comes in the group's minutes from a meeting held on March 7, 1923. At this meeting the group voted to incorporate. The articles of incorporation list the names of all 24 members and one new purpose: to establish and maintain an historical museum. On September 5, the Treasurer of the Research Club took out a mortgage on the house at 230 Commercial Street in the amount of $4,000. In only 13 short years the group had progressed from a few women meeting in each other's homes to do historical and genealogical research to the proud owners of a historical museum.
All winter long the women worked getting the house ready to open as a museum in the spring. On the evening of May 27, 1924, despite bad weather, Provincetown's Historical Museum formally opened to a crowd of 500 people. The next day, Wednesday the 28th of May 1924, the Historical Museum opened to the public with an admission fee of 25 cents. All who visited agreed that finally the town had a worthy collection and a museum of which they could be proud.
In 1956 the building and its contents were deeded to the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association (CCPMA), the non-profit that operates the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum. The CCPMA ran the Historical Museum on Commercial Street until 1961 when the present building on High Pole Hill at the base of the Pilgrim Monument was opened.
As you walk around the Provincetown Museum today, many of the objects from the first Historical Museum can still be seen as part of the permanent exhibits and others are put on view from time to time in special exhibits.


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Don Bauder 9:30 p.m., March 25
Economists say the United States should export its expertise. Scam Diego is doing just that. A couple of rascals who honed their skills in San Diego are now polishing them in other cities.
Alfred Louis "Bobby" Vassallo blew into San Diego in 1994 and dropped names of his supposed friends (such as Prince Albert of Monaco) and promised to give money to the San Diego Opera, getting named to its board in the process. But the money didn't come. He told investors that his company, Presto Telecommunications, had business ties to blue-chip companies and had a valuable license that would make it Latin America's premier communications provider. He took in $11 million, but he spent only 16 percent of it on the business; much of the rest went for his personal luxuries. In time, the Securities and Exchange Commission nailed him for fraud and four years ago told him to pay almost $2 million, which he has not done, according to court records.
Now people who know him say he is back in Texas, although his location is difficult to pin down through his multiple websites. He professes to be an expert in, you guessed it, telecommunications, as well as earthquakes, AIDS, and — er, uh — philanthropy.
In 1985, Philip Rand Lochmiller, an official of the by-then-bankrupt Vista-based Lochmiller Mortgage, was sentenced to three years in prison for selling unregistered securities, mostly to elderly North County citizens. His mother, Jo Alice Lochmiller, was sentenced to three years around the same time, and his elder brother, Stephen Reid Lochmiller, had been sent up for four years in 1984. The firm had been promising investors up to 24 percent interest on real estate investments. One of the capers that got them in trouble was lending money for the purchase of Palm Springs homes with artificially inflated values. One of those homes had belonged to Elvis Presley.
Philip Lochmiller is now in deep trouble in Grand Junction, Colorado. The state's securities commissioner has charged that Lochmiller has been selling unregistered — and fraudulent — securities in the same kind of mortgage business that got him sent to the slammer for his San Diego activities. Through a Colorado company called Valley Investments, Philip Lochmiller promised investors 12 to 16 percent annually. The money would be used to buy or develop land. But the company lied to investors on many counts, says the state, and the court-appointed receiver says it looks like a Ponzi scheme, to wit, "Investor funds were not being used as represented, but rather primarily used to pay debt service to prior and existing investors."
Investors were promised that lots would be appraised by professionals. But the receiver finds no evidence of appraisals and adds that investor names were often forged. The state securities commissioner makes the same charges, noting that often the liens on a property greatly exceeded its value. And, says the commissioner, Philip Lochmiller did not inform investors of his felony securities-fraud conviction in California.
The FBI is investigating the matter and has set up a hotline for irate investors — again, many elderly. Meanwhile, Philip Lochmiller has closed down the business and moved to nearby Loma, says Gary Harmon, who has been following the case for the Grand Junction Daily Sentinel and can't get the defendant to respond to him, even in court.
And where is Philip's brother Stephen, who was the boss at Lochmiller Mortgage? Well, he is in Sacramento, heading a company called Online Fulfillment, which purportedly helps those operating websites to hook up with search engines more readily. Stephen did not return my call. I could not reach Philip. His lawyer did not return my call but has stated publicly that his client was not running a Ponzi scheme but rather ran up against a real estate market in which prices collapsed.
Bobby Vassallo didn't return two of my calls either. He claims to be a telecom expert with City Wireless Consulting, which appears to be based in the Austin area. He sends out news releases touting his own expertise: "Wireless consulting comes from experience, not from equipment vendor's promises," he sneers, warning customers not to be "sold a bill of goods."
He should know about that topic. According to the Securities and Exchange Commission, he wooed more than 800 investors to plunk money in Presto by saying he had business relationships with AT&T, Sprint, MCI, and Qwest and was a partner with Cisco Systems and Unisys. But it was all false, said the agency. And the Mexican license he touted had no value. He was told to cough up $1.26 million for his ill-gotten gains plus $120,000 in civil penalties, $602,000 in receiver expenses, and almost $24,000 in interest. The money hasn't come in.
Vassallo had a 6275-square-foot house at 1329 W. Muirlands Drive in La Jolla. The receiver got court approval to sell it, but Vassallo and his wife fought the move up and down the court system. In February of 2007, federal judge Irma E. Gonzalez ruled that the house would have to be sold. It was peddled the next month for $3.68 million, but there was a pile of debt on it. It is not clear if Vassallo sold because of the court judgment or sold on his own. It is also not clear if the receiver netted money on the sale, given the debt on the property. The receiver, Thomas F. Lennon, and his law firm have not replied to requests for information.
Now, in addition to spewing out advice on telecommunications, Vassallo has become a self-professed expert in philanthropy. He doles out advice on a bunch of websites, calling himself "Dr. Vassallo," the title he claims to have been awarded for an honorary degree from a Mexican institution. On one of his sites are these words: "We want to thank Dr. Bobby Vassallo for his generous donation to this site. Bobby Vassallo is a renowned expert on post-earthquake trauma to urban areas." Hmmm.
The same Bobby Vassallo who got a seat for himself and his wife on the San Diego Opera board by pledging to give $100,000 for a 2002 opera, then reneging, is now an expert on philanthropy. On one of his sites he advises donors to be certain that "the person you make smile is not the president of a charity, but the intended recipient of your gift. While you are writing your check, that president might be flying around on the foundation's jet, sipping martinis, heading for the foundation's yacht. It happens, I've seen it. Donate wisely." Hmmm again.
Bobby worked a bit in Hollywood too;
Response to post #1: While in Hollywood, he claimed he was Rebecca Holden's manager, but he picked her clean, as she states. That was long before 2002. I don't know what he was doing there at that time. Best, Don Bauder


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It has been quite a while when two Bollywood stars, who dated each other came out in the open and did some mud slinging. The couple is question is Lara Dutta and Dino Morea, who are getting quite vocal about their break up. After being part of big films like 'Blue', it was only obvious for Lara not to be related in any ways with a not so successful Dino. So when someone asked Lara about their relationship she quipped" Just by going on two dates and a dinner does not make you a couple".
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Jun 1 2005, 10:10 PM
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Yeah, I know it ain't Saturn, but we don't seem to have any proper slot for Jovian news -- including yesterday's totally unexpected announcement that Amalthea's density is so low as to suggest that it's a highly porous ice object; maybe a captured Kuiper Belt Object reduced to rubble by infalling meteoroids. As Jason Perry says, this might explain those previously mysterious light-colored patches on Amalthea -- they may be its underlying ice, exposed by impacts that punched through the layer of sulfur spray-painted onto it by Io. Scott Bolton has been pretty talkative to me already about the design of Juno. It certainly won't be as good in the PR department as Galileo or Cassini, but it DOES carry a camera -- as much for PR as for Jovian cloud science, according to Bolton. And since the latitude of periapsis of its highly elliptical orbit will change radically during the primary mission, I wonder if they might be able to set up at least one close photographic flyby of Io and/or Amalthea? (I believe, by the way, that this selection is a bit ahead of schedule -- and it certainly indicates that NASA's science program under Griffin won't be a complete slave to Bush's Moon-Mars initiative.) |
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Great to hear. With the whole lunar program being envisioned under the Moon/Mars program, it is good to hear this was selected. Also, it is nice to see another outer solar system mission entering planning...I mean, after New Horizons launches next year, we would have no outer solar system missions in development!
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I take it this puts to bed the possibility of an NH2 ?
Does Juno have a website ? I'll create a Jovian section for the forum in a bit Doug |
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Jun 1 2005, 11:39 PM
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Any proposals on what kind of camera?
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Jun 1 2005, 11:51 PM
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No website yet, and I have no details on what kind of a camera -- Bolton wasn't THAT talkative. I'll contact him again to see if a website is about to appear -- and, if not, I'll write my own article on the mission.
By the way, Doug, would it be possible for you to capitalize "Juno" in my original topic name? As usual, I screwed up on my capitalization. |
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Jun 1 2005, 11:51 PM
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Postscript: the mission selection actually was planned for last month. I'd lost track.
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Jun 1 2005, 11:57 PM
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They can't return to Jupiter without taking a decent camera
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Atmosphere sounding instruments can also return very interesting images, witness infrared imaging spectrometers on Cassini and Galileo.
Also, some non-imaging instruments return truely spectacular images. The MOLA laser altimeter on Mars Global Surveyor is a non-imaging instrument, and it's "primary" data pre-flight tended to be described as the surface profiles from single passes, but the dense coverage it returned of altimetry data, *WITHOUT* gross artifacts in the form of pass-to-pass striping or the like results in truely spectacular images of Mars topography. We'll see what we might make from non-imaging instruments that are interesting, when we have a payload list and some instrument details. |
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Jun 2 2005, 10:37 AM
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Well, I can give you the full instrument list (although not in much detail):
(1) Multi-channel microwave spectrometer (for very deep temperature, water vapor and ammonia profiles). (2) UV imaging spectrometer (another version of the "ALICE" on Rosetta and New Horizons). (3) Magnetometer (4) Plasma detector ("JADE", or Jovian Auroral Distributions Experiment). (5) Energetic particle detector (6) Plasma wave detector (7) Camera Plus the radio science experiment -- which is actually the most important one on Juno, with the possible exception of the microwave spectrometer and magnetometer, given its ability to make gravity-field measurements so precise that they will settle both the question of whether Jupiter has a rocky core, but even detect the convection currents from very deep winds. Nothing in there for images, except for the camera itself and ALICE (plus whatever maps they get out of the microwave instrument). As I say, this is a very important mission scientifically -- giving us our deepest look yet into Jupiter's innards -- but it won't have much charm for nonscientists. |
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I would have thought / hoped the next Jovian mission would have been a Europa orbiter. This is one of the few places besides Mars that holds any prospects for life. Whatever happened to Nasa's "follow the water" mantra. The Juno mission just doesn't stir up any passion.
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Hopefully Juno wont have an umbrella style high gain antenna like Galileo!
Seriously, it will be great to see movies of Jupiter's weather and cloud patterns, something Galileo could not do because of the high gain antenna issue. i am also surprised that a Europa mission was not selected. Must have been too much money. |
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QUOTE (garybeau @ Jun 2 2005, 02:39 PM) I would have thought / hoped the next Jovian mission would have been a Europa orbiter. This is one of the few places besides Mars that holds any prospects for life. Whatever happened to Nasa's "follow the water" mantra. The Juno mission just doesn't stir up any passion. I could certainly imagine that life might exist deep in the Jovian atmosphere. A bit hard to get at though. tty |
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QUOTE (garybeau @ Jun 2 2005, 05:39 AM) I would have thought / hoped the next Jovian mission would have been a Europa orbiter. This is one of the few places besides Mars that holds any prospects for life. Whatever happened to Nasa's "follow the water" mantra. The Juno mission just doesn't stir up any passion. Actually, I'm glad to see a mission that does tow that line, astrobiologically speaking. In terms of a Europa orbiter, such a mission would be a flagship, billion-dollar class mission, a step up in pay scale from the New Frontiers missions. Believe it or not, I am fully behind the Europa orbiter, once I started thinking of it as a two-year Io mission with a 30-day extended mission in Europa orbit. -------------------- &@^^!% Jim! I'm a geologist, not a physicist!
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Well, the Decadal Survey recommended -- and the new NASA Solar System Roadmap document backs again -- a Europa orbiter; but it's too expensive to be an NF mission. Instead, the Roadmap report calls it a "small Flagship" mission -- that is, in the $700 million to $1.5 billion price range -- and strongly recommends it for a launch in 2014, maybe even with a small Europa lander added. Hopefully they'll finally stop screwing around and fly the damn thing, now that O'Keefe's JIMO fairy tale has been taken back off the table. (Rumor has it that, due to his engineering ignorance, he was bamboozled into backing that grotesquerie by his pro-nuclear brother.)
Indeed, the Roadmap recommends two more small Flagship missions after that at 5-year intervals -- the first probably being a Titan Explorer (an aerobot to repeatedly sample the surface looking for organics, and relaying its data directly back to earth without a Titan orbiter), and the second being a Venus Explorer (some kind of long-lived surface vehicle using the temperature-resistant electronics that will hopefully be available by 2024 -- maybe a surface rover as the report recommends, but maybe instead a repeat-landing aerobot like the Titan mission). Then at some point in the 2025-35 period, it recommends one really big Flagship mission in the multi-billion dollar class, with several possible targets. |
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Jason is likely to be disappointed if he thinks of the Europa orbiter as "a 2-year Io mission with one month in Europa orbit". The plans for it, which have long ago been worked out in detail, call for it to make repeated flybys of Ganymede and Callisto during its 2-year orbital tour before settling into Europa orbit -- but NOT to get any closer to Jupiter than Europa, in order to minimize its radiation dose. The plan now is not even to have it make a close approach to Jupiter at its initial arrival -- instead, it will approach at Ganymede's distance and make a Ganymede flyby to help brake itself into Jovian orbit (rather than using Io for that purpose, as Galileo did).
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Ndung'u Gethenji, head of parliament's Defence and Foreign Relations Committee, said the corpses had been pulled from under rubble on Thursday in a part of the mall which had collapsed.
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Almost a month after the Westgate attack, Gethenji said it was still unclear if more gunmen than the four seen in the CCTV footage had been involved in the attacks. Kenyan authorities initially said up to 15 militants took part in the assault with automatic weapons and grenades but Gethenji said six was more likely.
Norway's police security service, PST, on Friday declined to confirm or deny Dhuhulow was one of the attackers.
Former classmates at the high school he attended in the small Norwegian town of Larvik, about 130 kilometres (82.5 miles) south of the capital Oslo, recalled Dhuhulow as a deeply religious teenager who took his prayer mat to school each day.
"He was a little weird and usually stayed under the radar," one classmate at the Thor Heyerdahl school told Reuters, preferring not to give his name. But Dhuhulow had appeared ambitious and got good grades, the classmate said.
Another contemporary said Dhuhulow had openly supported the killing of U.S. troops on foreign battlefields.
"He became very religious in the period between middle school and high school and was very conservative," the second classmate said. "I remember that he prayed five times a day and during school hours."
The corpses of the two suspected gunmen will now be subjected to detailed forensic investigations, Gethenji added.
In the absence of confirmed identities for the gunmen, investigators have been referring to them as "pink shirt", "white shirt", "black shirt" and "blue shirt".
Al Shabaab have said they carried out the mall attack because the Kenyan government had ignored its warnings to pull peacekeeping troops out of Somalia.
Uganda, which also has troops in Somalia, warned on Friday of a possible "imminent terror attack" on its territory. Al Shabaab attacked Uganda in 2010 in a twin bombing.