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    I am using springsocial-showcase as an example to integrate social websites to my own wesbite.
    My problem is that whenever I restart the server, the session is lost and gets redirected to sign-in page.
    This behavior gives very bad user experience.
    Is there any way to keep the session even after restarting the server in spring security?

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    springsocial-showcase uses an in-memory database by default for showcasing purposes ( so that you don't need to create your own database locally before running the example). This is why when you restart the server the data is lost - to change this behavior you can simply use your own database and change the configuration of the datasource.

    If you take a look in the MainConfig, you'll see the DataSource bean is an in-memory implementation - modify this bean definition or provide your own config to replace this in-memory datasource with a persistent datasource.

    Hope this answers your question.

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      I enabled persistent data source and it stores only the oauth tokens in database.
      What we need is to store cookie information in db so that the login state will be saved even after restarting the server.
      So, is there a way to save the sign in state(for example:I used fb login) ?

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        If I understand your requirements correctly it sounds like the remember-me functionality of Spring Security will give you what you need. If you register PersistentTokenBasedRememberMeServices with your Spring Security implementation and enable remember-me, then the user's authentication can be remembered after a server restart.

        One of my own projects ( ) uses remember-me functionality in combination with Spring Social, but it uses an in-memory token repository.

        I've been meaning to change this to use a persistent version for a while, but until I get the chance to do this I've created a quick clone of this project and enabled a persistent version - see , and in particular the included spring-security-config.xml for an example of how this could work.

        Please note that this showcase project also uses an embedded database for showcase purposes ( in SocialSignInShowcaseWebappConfig ) - simply replace this datasource with your own persistent version to ensure remember-me tokens survive server restarts. Also, note that the JdbcTokenRepositoryImpl bean is configured with createTableOnStartup=true - again for demo purposes - you'll need to change this to be false once you have a table created for the tokens in your database.

        Hope this helps,


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Coke is getting into coffee

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What do you think of Coca-Cola Selling Coffee

It's an abomination
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Coke is getting into coffee

Postby boghog » Thu Sep 07, 2006 11:15 am

I'm not sure if this is a good thing or a bad thing:

Coca-Cola brews up a coffee business
A five-year odyssey of globe-trotting and brainstorming leads to a `cafÃ© in a box'

Faced with stagnating demand for soft drinks and increased competition in bottled water, Coca-Cola Co. set out to enter the lucrative, fast-growing market for premium hot brews.

But how to do that turned into a five-year odyssey that took a team of Coca-Cola executives around the globe and led to creation of an innovative concept dubbed "the cafÃ© in a box."

Instead of tackling the premium-coffee market head on with a string of Starbuck's-like coffee shops, as some observers had expected, Coca-Cola decided to leverage its existing relationships in pop, water and juice.

By creating an easy to operate and maintain "box," Coca-Cola says, anyone from the convenience-store operator to the fine-restaurant chef can offer customers a range of premium specialty coffees and teas at the press of a button.

Coca-Cola will also supply the coffees, teas and hot chocolate that go into the box, under the brand name Far Coast for the higher-end leisure market, and Chaqwa for the convenience market.
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Postby His Worshipper » Fri Sep 08, 2006 6:14 pm

wat? that sounds stupid, of all people they make coffee...
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Postby Qwertyuiopasd » Fri Sep 08, 2006 6:55 pm

It dosen't sound like its just "zomg we have to make coffee", but its a bona fide innovation.

one thing....

By creating an easy to operate and maintain "box," Coca-Cola says, anyone from the convenience-store operator to the fine-restaurant chef can offer customers a range of premium specialty coffees and teas at the press of a button.

we also have voice recognition software, which could be used instead of a button.

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Postby Dr. Otis Lansa » Fri Sep 08, 2006 7:07 pm

Isn't this reinventing the wheel? I've seen apparently similar machines in corporate offices. There's no doubt the branding will help them dominate the market, but it's just a coffee machine at the end of the day, no?

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Postby Bob the Unbeliever » Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:03 am

Here in Oklahoma, Quick-Trip corporation is 'waaaaay ahead of Coke-corp on this one.

Several years ago, QT did a major stores-wide remodel, and installed a whole bank of coffee dispensers. Between each bank, is a "flavor machine" and a bank of alternative-to-coffee-hot-drink dispensers.

Thus, when you go into QT for a quick cuppa-joe, you're faced with a plethora of coffees, flavorings, hot-chocolates and other hot-drink choices.

As for me: I LIKE it! I'm one who prefers VERY dark coffee, the darker the better. With the choices available, I usually have one that is about 1/2 dark enough for me :D

And, I just love a squirt of chocolate in my coffee, and that is available, too.

All at the reasonable price of $0.60 (that's for a refill, what else would a liberal, earth-hugger do, mmm? :roll: )

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Postby darren996 » Wed Sep 13, 2006 7:29 pm

In Japan they have drink machines all over the place. You can get hot coffee, cold coffee and even cold beer on just about any street corner in town. Coca-cola must be trying to do the same thing in the US.
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Postby Al Dante » Fri Sep 29, 2006 4:22 pm

I'm very disappointed in this topic. When I read the thread title, I thought you were going to report that cocaine was contaminating the coffee supply (and asking whether that was a good thing or a bad thing).

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Postby Etay » Mon Aug 13, 2007 5:03 pm

Personally, I couldn't care less. If it's horrible, I won't drink it, let alone buy it. If it's good, I might give it a try.
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Postby Cardinal Fang » Tue Aug 14, 2007 12:34 pm

Sooooo.... if Coke moves into selling coffee.... that's more trade unionists and "dangerous" peasant farmers they can be involved in persecuting, torturing and murdering. (allegedly)

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    My older sister KC was sick and in the hospital for a good 3 months, and when she wasn't in the hospital she was in the emergency room. This was a few years ago. Since after her doctor found the right balance of her medications she's been healthy as ever. But now she is back in the hospital. Doctors are not sure what is wrong and hopefully its nothing too major like past experiences. Although a few years ago I wouldn't want to leave the hospital and I would want to stay with her until she was released, but this time now that she is back in the hospital, I don't even want to think about going there. I'm not %100 sure why I'm so against going to see her. I love her, she's my sister. I think I just want to do my best to avoid the situation so I don't get stressed out and overwhelmed like I have been in the past. I guess if I don't visit her, and don't have to see her sick in that hospital bed, I can just pretend that she isn't sick at all. My dad and mom visit her regularly so she won't be lonely I guess. I almost feel guilty about not seeing her the past week she's been in the hospital, or selfish that I don't want to help her and accompany her. Is it bad that I would rather be home alone then talk to her?...

    I just wish that her lupus and everyone else illnesses could be cured and no one would need to live with the grief and stress that come from them.

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    I completely understand your fear and trepidation and, as Steve mentioned, what you are feeling is quite natural. The only thing that I would say is that going to see her or talk to her is for HER. Sometimes we have to put our feelings aside so that we can provide someone else with what THEY NEED.
    The sad truth is..Lupus is a chronic disease! Meaning, that some form of it will be with us for many years and possibly for the rest of our lives. So, you cannot avoid your sister for the rest of her life or for years because you do not want to think of her as sick.
    I understand that you do not want to become over-stressed or overwhelmed. That, too, is quite natural and I am sure that she does not want you to do so also. However, I am going to assume that your feelings of being overwhelmed are due to you not understanding the disease and/or how it affects your sister. I always say that it is extremely important that our loved-ones educate themselves about our disease and, specifically, how the disease affects us. Also, it helps if our loved ones understand the treatments for our disease and what is the expected outcome of those treatments. You fear for her health and, subsequently, your own emotional health. The best way to alleviate any kind of fear is with knowlege!
    It might be helpful for you to find a way to be supportive of your sister in a manner that is not detrimental to you. But, I feel that it is important that you make this effort to be there for her! You might find that doing so is helpful to you both.

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On 2/23/2013 4:01 AM, David Bailey wrote:
> On 22/02/2013 06:05, Richard Fateman wrote:
>> Anyway, getting back to Mathematica and Lisp...
>> Since Lisp programs tend to be short, there are fewer opportunities
>> for bugs.  Mathematica programs can be short too, but the irregular
>> syntax makes them harder to read. See djmpark's comment about FullForm
>> below.  Lisp is like FullForm all the time.
> Yes Lisp is rather like FullForm - but who in their right mind would
> write all their Mathematica code in FullForm!
> The beauty of FullForm, is that you can render an expression into this
> form to resolve any misconceptions you may have about operator
> precedences etc.
It means that for many people the misconceptions that they have about
precedences are never revealed to them because they don't use FullForm,
and their programs are buggy.  There are hosts of arbitrary precedences
among // /. /; _ _? ....  that ordinary mathematics does not have, so
the ordinary math-familiar occasional programmer has no solid clue.
For example, do you know offhand if  Pi x // Sin is  Sin[Pi*x] or
Pi*Sin[x] ?  Do you realize that if you type Sin Pi x you see as a
result,  Pi Sin x.  so it seems that Mathematica believes sin(pi*x) =

> Since practically nobody writes all their Mathematica code in FullForm,
> it follows, does it not, that they must find Mathematica code
> significantly (I would say massively) more readable than Lisp!

How do you know this? Do you have a survey? Just curious how you can say
up statistics is easy.  Even with poll data it is sometimes hard
to draw conclusions.  For example,

46% of Americans belief that God created humans in their present
form within the last 10,000 years.

Actually, the occasional preference for infix arithmetic in the midst
of lisp code can be satisfied by any of a number of packages, some
dating back to the 1960s. More recent code can be found in  e.g.
which allows you to write "x+y*z"  instead of (+ x (* y z)).

I find that most of my programs are much heavier on control logic than
on arithmetic. Occasionally I have to convert pre-typeset formulas into
expressions, in which case I might use an infix parser.

I have posted a program (in Lisp) which allows you to insert
Mathematica-style arithmetic expressions into Lisp, e.g.
(+ x  (mma "z * Pi x//Sin").

So if you think Mathematica is more readable, you can use it for
mathematical expressions inside Lisp.

Other advantages, like open source free multiple suppliers ANSI Standard
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It’s not only non-Jews. I’ve also occasionally heard American Jews — almost always rather assimilated ones — refer to “Jewish persons” rather than to “Jews.” Not long ago, in fact, I read an op-ed by Harvard University professor James R. Russell in the English edition of the Israeli newspaper Haaretz in which, in the course of expressing opposition to a pre-emptive Israeli strike on Iranian nuclear installations, he wrote: “I’m a middle-aged Jewish man who teaches Armenian, and thus I remember two holocausts. I accept that Israel must make the final decision about its security. Yet nothing, and I mean nothing, is worth the mass extinction of possible nuclear war.”

Had the professor been born and raised in Sweden, and had his first name, like James, left no room for doubt that he was male, he almost surely would have written, “I’m a middle-aged Swede who teaches Armenian” and not “I’m a middle-aged Swedish man.” Like “Jewish person,” “Jewish man” in such a context is a way — although most probably an unconscious one to which no thought was given — to avoid saying “Jew.”

Still, I agree with Mr. Morris that the usage is more common among well-meaning non-Jews who think they are being considerate toward Jews by resorting to it. Here are a few instances culled from the Internet.

From a Christian evangelical site: “Recently, there has been a swirl of controversy whether a Jewish person can go to heaven or not. The answer is a resounding yes!!!”

From a non-Jew writing to a rabbi: “A Jewish person in my extended family has just died. Since I am not of that faith, what do I do?”

From a language site: “Is it considered offensive to call a Jewish person a Semite?”

From an online forum: Chatter A: “Is it mean to call a Jewish person a Jew?” Chatter B: “It depends on the context and how it’s said.” Chatter C: “I agree [with Chatter B]. It depends on how it’s said. But it’s politer to say ‘Jewish.’”

Why is it that so many people who have nothing against Jews believe that the word “Jew” may be offensive when the word “Jewish” is not? I can think of three reasons, all undoubtedly true.

The first reason is that when Jews are slurred, it is the word “Jew” they are slurred with. No one, unless it’s Jackie Mason or Woody Allen, ever said, “You better watch out, you dirty Jewish man,” or, “Those goddamn Jewish persons steal you blind.” Particularly in the minds of people who have grown up or live in environments in which Jews may be spoken of scurrilously, “Jew” can have nasty associations that “Jewish” lacks.

Second, when used not as a noun but as an adjective, “Jew” in English is always scurrilous. To call a Jewish politician or a Jewish businessman a “Jew politician” or a “Jew businessman” is by definition anti-Semitic. This gives “Jew” a sometimes objectively pejorative meaning that “Jewish” never has.

And third, when used as a verb, “jew” is always pejorative, too. “That chiseler jewished me out of $10,” on the other hand, is not something you’re going to hear.

This is also the reason that the more Jewish you are and the more you associate mainly with other Jews, the more absurd the euphemism “Jewish person” will seem to you, since you don’t move in circles in which “Jew” may be used negatively. Assimilated Jews sometimes do. They may even find themselves in conversations with non-Jews who don’t know that they’re Jewish and therefore make nasty remarks about Jews, which renders them sensitive to the word “Jew” in a way that more Jewishly involved Jews are not. In general, it’s one of the paradoxes of belonging to any minority that the less one identifies with it, the more easily one is hurt by prejudice against it and the more suspicious one tends to be that such prejudice exists even when it doesn’t.

And of course, it works the other way around, too: The Jew who expects to be called a Jew is likely to take offense upon hearing himself — or indeed, any Jew — called a “Jewish person,” since this suggests an embarrassment with the word “Jew” that he finds distasteful. My own practice in such cases is to correct the offender by indirection. If someone says to me, “I know many Jewish persons who vote Republican,” my answer will be, “Yes, not all Jews are Democrats”; tell me, “My brother’s ex-wife is going out with a Jewish man,” and I’ll ask, “Is he the first Jew she’s gone out with?” Eventually, the message gets across. Usually it doesn’t even take that long.

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SALT LAKE CITY - A young fan got the surprise of a lifetime when Justin Bieber visited her in the hospital on Saturday evening.

7-year-old Millie Flamm had tickets to see her favorite musician Justin at his Salt Lake City concert on Saturday night, but when she relapsed and had to be hospitalized for leukemia for the third time, she was unable to attend the concert.

"My daughter Millie has leukemia, been fighting it for a little over three years now," said Brady Flamm, Millie's dad. "In the middle of cold and flu season it's not really a good idea to take her to a big stadium."

A group of mothers came together to make a push on Facebook and Twitter to get Justin to visit Millie at Primary Children's Hospital before his concert on Saturday.

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Using PicoBlaze with distributed ROM program storage

It is possible to use up to 1024 locations x 18 bits of distributed RAM instead of a block RAM to store the machine code that PicoBlaze will execute. The procedure requires that you are somewhat familiar with the Core Generator.

The following procedure can accomplish this:

1) Write and debug your PSM file using block RAM first - this will allow you to quickly compile and test your code. The next few steps can take a good deal of time, so it is important to know that the code works correctly in a block RAM before trying to convert to distributed RAM.

2) Find the .COE file that KCPSM3.EXE produced - this file contains the initialization data for the RAM. It will be named <PROJECT>.COE where <PROJECT> is the name you gave the project and supplied to KCPSM3.EXE.

3) Create a directory for using the core generator.

4) Copy the .COE file (not ROM_form.coe, only the <project>.COE file) to a directory you just created. Edit the .COE file with a text editor and remove the coefficient lines except for:

Leave the RAM initialization data in the file (should come immediately after the "memory_initialization_vector=" line).

5) Open the Core Generator

6) Create a new project in the directory you created above.

7) Select from the core types to generate RAM, specifically, distributed RAM.

8) Set the core generator to use:
data width should be 18
data depth should be no more than 1024
Select to generate Distibuted ROM.
Select to register the output (but NOT the input)

9) Tell the generator to use the <project.COE> file that you edited.

10) Let the core generator run - this will take several minutes.

11) When core generator is finished, it will have created several files that should be copied into the ISE project which contains the PicoBlaze instantiation. In my case, I copied the following files:

Note: I am not sure that ALL of the files above need to be copied. I did, however, successfully test this with the files I list above.

12) Once the files are copied to the ISE project, you will need to modify the HDL code that instantiates the ROM for PicoBlaze to use dist_mem_gen_v3_4.v (or whatever name you used if you renamed it) instead of the <project>.v file. This will also require editing the instantiation line to include the "address" and "instruction" objects used by kcpsm3.v

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Well. I’m three days past race day, and I am slowly starting to not limp a little when I get out of my office chair at work, so I think it’s time I recap my run, eh?

On Friday night, my sister, Kelsey, flew in to the Phoenix airport from San Antonio to run the race with me. We wanted to both run our first half marathon together, so she flew out here for the occasion. She’s been a runner for some time, and has always been athletic (soccer, volleyball, kickball…the list goes on! She was playing sports while I did musical theatre growing up!), but she has been having really weird issues with her shins and calves lately. She’s fallen three or four times while running, and described the falls by saying “my legs just quit working.” So while she felt prepared, she was nervous.

I, however, felt under prepared and nervous. I knew that I could finish — I didn’t doubt my physical ability to travel 13.1 miles, but I knew that I wouldn’t be finishing at an impressive time. Kels and I discussed how we were going to run the race: together, with walk breaks every mile. I had a feeling that she could probably maintain a faster pace than I could, but since we’d never really run together aside from a handful of times, we were just going to have to wing it. Because there’s no better plan than to WING IT when you’re about to run a half marathon, right?!

We picked up our packets at the expo, and bought a few goodies. Andrew bought me a really cute reusable cup (anyone else obsessed with them?! I hoard them, I swear) with “13.1” on it, and a vinyl “13.1” sticker for my Prius. We signed up for the 6:05 shuttle to the start line, and it felt like it was becoming real. We were really racing the next day! We went out for pasta for lunch, and made a quick trip to the grocery store for some protein bars to take with us the next morning.

Race Day

As to be expected, Maisy was a complete booger the night before the race, and I didn’t fall asleep until 11 PM. My 3:50 AM alarm came really, really quickly. I put on my new race day shirt (omg I love it!), we ate some bagels and fruit and drove the hour to the shuttle drop off. I’m shocked that my stomach wasn’t in knots the whole way, honestly! I had a surprisingly cool demeanor and was just ready to run, know what I mean? I impressed myself a little bit with my ability to keep a cool head.

And now, I will inundate you with start line photos:

So check out our shirts. “Thirteen Point One: Been There, Ran That.” Yes, we were THOSE GIRLS who wore matching running tanks to a race — haters gon’ hate. It was my first half and I was going to be FESTIVE, ALRIGHT? ;)

Those photographers are literally EVERYWHERE. “Take your photo, ma’am?” “Uhm, sure!” I figured I’d want some photos of me before I got super disgusting from the race, ha!

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…and a race wouldn’t be complete without a start line selfie! ;) I think I look a little giraffe-y in this photo, but I was just trying to get my head in the shot, promise!

So then we started running.

And I made the classic rookie mistake. I was pumped. I had adrenaline, and I was excited. So I ran too fast. Sole Sports sponsored a thing where they’d have a runner/employee run the race with a goal time in mind — 1:30, 1:45, 2:00, 2:15, 2:30, 2:45, and 3:00. We had decided that we would keep ourselves in between the 2:45 pace group and 3:00 pace group, with a goal of 2:59:59 or faster.

So maybe somewhere in between mile 1 and 2, Kelsey was keeping pace with the 2:45 gal like it was nothing. I was not. I hung back a little for a bit. Kels turned around to find me, and I caught up. I ran with them for a little bit longer, and fell back again. I knew that if I tried to keep up with that pace, I’d be dead by mile 9. Kels turned and said, “I’m going to keep going as long as I’m comfortable, is that ok? (Yeah, go ahead!) Are you sure?! (YES! Run!So our fairy tale of crossing the finish line together ended at mile 2, bahaha! Really, though, it was for the best. I ran my pace, and I had a lot more confidence in my ability to finish strong — or at all.

At the start of the race, I started my Nike+ app like I do on all of my runs, so I could keep track of my pace, time, and distance. Throughout the race, I noticed that it was a little ahead of what the course signs indicated — saying I was at mile 4 when I was maybe .25 miles away from the mile 4 marker. It eventually snowballed, and it was telling me I was a full mile ahead of where I actually was. NOT COOL, NIKE+. NOT. COOL. Come to find out, it didn’t even save my race data, so I have no stats from the race. Awesome. Pretty pissed about that, actually, and this might be the straw that breaks the camel’s back. I see a Garmin in my future.

Anyway! The Nike+ app told me I was running about a 12:20 pace from mile 2-6 or so, and that’s where I wanted to be, or even a little faster than my target. I kept telling myself, “as long as you don’t see the 3:00 hour pace runner pass you, you’re golden.” I had so much pure, legit FUN from miles 2-7.

After I crossed the mile 8 marker, I got really, really TIRED. I was getting worn out. It wasn’t my breathing, and it wasn’t a head game, it was just my legs literally getting worn out. I slowed down and tried to reserve a little bit of energy for the last few miles, because I knew I’d need it. I approached the mile 9 marker, and I was still having a good time and giving high fives to runners booking it in the opposite direction (and oh, how I wished I could trade places with them!).

I. was. tired.

I. was. tired.

Then mile 10 and 11 came, and they brought huge f*ckin’ HILLS with them. In hindsight, they probably weren’t that huge or horrible, but when you are pretty wiped out, those hills may as well been Mount Everest. This is actually when my favorite part of the race took place. I was in between mile 10 and 11, and I saw a small little woman run up alongside me. She was holding a pace sign.

And what do I do? I forget that I have headphones in and say, “SHIT!”

and everyone around me turns their heads and looks at me. Oops.

I kept pace with her for another mile or so, but I slowed my pace a bit and let her keep going. This was the only point in the race where I was bummed out. I was running, but literally watching my goal time run into the distance. Hrmph.

After being out-run by the pace runner, I just wanted to finish. I wanted to be done, and I wanted to at least run it in an acceptable time. So I dug deep and ran the rest of the race. My legs felt heavy, and it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, but I am so, so proud that I did it.

So proud of myself!

So proud of myself!

I crossed the finish line at 3:08:25, and while it’s 8 minutes and 26 seconds over my goal time, I’m pleased. Plus, now I have a new time to beat  for the next one ;).

After I was medalled (is that a word?) by some men in uniform, I saw Kelsey standing behind them. She had KILLED IT and ran the ENTIRE THING, SOLID. She finished with a time of 2:38:36! I’m crazy proud of her! She ran the entire race with that same pace group, and the pace runner held her hand through the last two miles to make sure that she finished strong. Things like that make me proud to be a runner. Yeah, we’re running a race, but we’re all really just racing ourselves, and pushing our own limits.

So what’s next?

Improvement. That’s the name of the game. I am not entirely sure what avenue I’m going to take to improve on my time and performance, but that’s the goal. I’m definitely going to run another 13.1 sometime in the near future, and I’m working to figure out the best way to train and prepare for the next race! I’m proud of myself, and I think it’s safe to say I’m hooked :)

  1. says

    First, you look amazing! I don’t ever see myself looking good in running pants. Second, congrats! You did amazing and you will beat your time on your next race.

  2. says

    The time doesn’t matter – what matters is that you finished! And you’re right, the next race you just have to beat YOUR time… no worries about anyone else’s!

    I, too, had dreams of running a race *with* someone. However, it just didn’t work out that way lol. Rach finished 2 minutes ahead of me (of course she HAD to beat me lol). I found that I ran better on my own, oddly enough.

    You’ve trained a lot. I’m sure your next race will be easier! It’s mostly mental but our bodies need to be prepared, too. Next time, your body knows what to expect and you will kick that race’s ass – again! Great job… super proud of you!

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The Ascii2Binary project consists of two complementary programs that convert between textual and binary representations of numbers. Ascii2Binary reads input consisting of textual representations of numbers separated by whitespace and produces as output the binary equivalents. It is useful for generating test data and linking programs that generate textual output to programs that require binary input. Binary2Ascii converts binary numbers to text. In both programs, the type and size/precision of the input or output is selected using command line flags.

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        Release Notes: The -s flag, which reports the numeric types available and their sizes, is now auto-configured so that types such as long double that are not available on all systems will be reported if they are.

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          Release Notes: ascii2binary can now handle numbers with thousands separators. A new command line flag has been added that sets the locale for the LC_NUMERIC facet. In the case of ascii2binary, this determines what character will be interpreted as the thousands separator. In the case of binary2ascii, this controls thousands separation and decimal point. Among other things, this means that a pipeline of ascii2binary followed by binary2ascii can be used to convert numeric strings from one locale's format to that of another. Flags have been added for suppressing thousands separation and zero-padding.

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            please note: although it'll compile in mingw for windows, results are unreliable, e.g.:

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In his ongoing crusade against the 2nd Amendment, CNN’s Piers Morgan had another meltdown last night as he debated President Obama’s Gun Control proposals with Dana Loesch and Scottie Hughes. In fact, at the end, Morgan got so upset he wadded up his talking points and told the two, “It makes me sick” to hear them arguing against Obama’s proposals!

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Here is a discussion that took place on CNN last night over the threatened Government Shutdown. It illustrates the deep divide in the country over spending.

You have Democrat strategist from the Clinton era, Paul Begala, doing his usual, “Republicans hate children and old people” shtick, longtime GOP elitist David Gergen evidencing disdain for the Tea Party, and Dana Loesch trying to point out that if the Democrats had done their job last year and passed a 2011 Budget – we would not even be in the position. Begala issued one insult after another at the GOP base, even saying at one point that conservatives committed to spending cuts need to be “committed” if that were possible.

It’s clear the Democrats are taking dead aim at the rider Republicans want that would cut abortion funding for Planned Parenthood in D.C. Of course, they failed to mention that Democrats have previously attached funding provisions for Planned Parenthood to continuing resolutions that keep funding the Government. They are outraged when the GOP does that, but it’s okay for them to do it.

NOTE: Look how the Dems are behaving over less than $100 Billion of cuts to the 2011 Budget. Imagine how the Democrats are going to fight against the $4.4 Trillion of spending reductions over 10 years being proposed by Paul Ryan and and the GOP for the 2012 Budget Plan.

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More Covered Bridges in Indiana courtesy of Ronald Branson of County History Preservation Society.

to more pictures from the past
Mary Patricia Shaw Walker, abt 1920
her son James E. Walker abt. 1915
her grandaughter Victoria Lynn Schoolcraft abt.1943
her daughter Barbara Walker Schoolcraft and her husband Sgt. R.A. Schoolcraft; 1942
Maybelle Walker, Kenny Sumpter and Dorothy Walker abt. 1940
Maybelle Walker Leland at her retirement 1977

Not really knowing the history on this bridge I posted a query to, below are the replys as they come in:
"The walkerville bridge was on Vine Street. There was a separate covered
bridge on the Rushville Road. I have a picture of that and will try to send
      you a link to it from my web page. They moved the Rushville Road bridge to
the fairgrounds."
George Young

This from one of the older Shelbers:
"I left Shelbyville 47 years ago and have not really been back very much and
certainly only for short visits.  I did check with my Mother ----now right at
90 years old----who left S-ville 18 years ago.  We concur on the folowing:
The Walkerville Bridge DID have covered sidewalks on each side.
The Bridge spanned Blue River--Big or Little?????----.  It was located at the
end of Vine Street--in fact Vine street deadended into the bridge curving
slightly to the right.
After one crossed the bridge, you were in Walkerville and the Fairgrounds
were located in Walkerville.
Also as you crossed the bridge, on the left would be the Catholic cemetery
and a bit further down is or was the entrance to Forest Hills Cemetery.
After crossing the bridge, one would bear to the right to reach the
Fairgrounds. I personally have no information regarding the moving of the
bridge but my Mother---Orva Richeson----- feels that it would have been a
smaller bridge as the Walkerville Bridge was rather a large (and beautiful)
Hope this helps,"
Sheila Richeson Knobeloch----- Shelbyville High School Class of 1948

This is from another older Shelber who comes back every year.

"Sheila is correct about the location of the Walkerville bridge.  It spanned
Little Blue River at the end of Vine and was replaced by the "new" cement
bridge that stands there now.   The covered bridge DID have covered walkways
on each side, making it unique.  See the photo Rich Leland submitted to this
site recently.  That is the Walkerville Bridge.  A shame they took it down.
It WAS this bridge that was on display at the fairground for many years.

There was also ANOTHER smaller covered bridge about a mile out from the
above bridge, on the Old Rushville Road.   I don't know what happened to it.
If I remember correctly, the Old Rushville Rd was cut off when they built
I-74 and now deadends.  (I sometimes get the Old Rushville Rd and the
Knightstown Rd confused as the both fork off just past the cemetery.)"

Peggy Graham Cliadakis
SHS class of 55

"Wasn't the Walkerville bridge the one by the cemetery?  Don't feel old I remember it
also and I'm not that old.  Ha!!!  In Shelbyville a Pictorial History , there are 2
good pictures on P. 20.  Says it was built in l891 and torn down in 1958.  It had a
walkway on both sides."  Sandy

From Diane Pennington on the Walkerville Bridge.

I just viewed the picture of the Walkerville Bridge and read some of the comments that were said about it. I grew up in Walkerville and crossed the Walkerville Bridge no less than once a day during that time. It spanned the Little Blue River. My mother still lives in Walkerville. I even have a woodcut of the bridge that the Shelby County Historical Society sold several years ago hanging on my living room wall. I loved that old bridge. In 1959, it was torn down, due to old age, and replaced with the current bridge. It was never reassembled anywhere else. The bridge that was on display at the Fairgrounds for several years was the old Cedar Ford Bridge that also crossed the Little Blue River just off of the Old Rushville Road. When I was a teenager, I had the pleasure of being taken on a "Snipe hunt" out by the Cedar Ford Bridge. I still keep close tabs on Shelbyville, I live in out-of-state now, and notice that people who write articles for The Shelbyville News are now referring to the "new" bridge as the Vine Street Bridge, which drives me crazy. I even wrote a Letter to the Editor once about it. I figure the people who wrote those articles didn't grow up in Shelbyville or know much about its history and that's why they refer to it this way. Hope I have been of some help.

For information on the builder of this bridge, Emmett Loren Kennedy, from the Covered Bridge Society. Thanks to Ron Branson for this link. E.L. Kennedy was a great grandson of John Brown & Sarah Weeks, John was the brother of Mathew Brown, Revolutionary soldier who settled in Shelby Co., and is buried in Little Blue River Cemetery. E.L. Kennedy is a 3rd cousin 3 times removed of Richard M. Leland III by way of the Brown connection.


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In a caucus-like setting open to all Democratic voters in the state, Kucinich came in significantly ahead of top-spenders Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, and only slightly behind former U.S. Senator John Edwards.

Official results released by the San Mateo County Democratic Party this evening showed that Edwards received 29% of the total votes cast, Kucinich received just under 24%, and Obama and Clinton came in third and fourth, with 22.5% and 16.8% respectively. The other Democratic candidates were all in the low single digits.

"This is clear and compelling evidence of the strong and rising undercurrent of grassroots support for our campaign, not just in California, but all across the country," Kucinich said. "When independent-minded Democratic voters and activists have the chance to vote their beliefs and their consciences, celebrity and campaign war chests don't matter."

While an analysis of the San Mateo straw poll results was not immediately available, attendees reported their support for Kucinich was based on his adamant and longstanding opposition to the war in Iraq, his proposal for a universal, national not-for-profit health care system that would cover all Americans, his opposition to the so-called U.S.A. Patriot Act, his call for a repeal of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and his Articles of Impeachment against Vice President Richard B. Cheney."

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It's that time of year again!!

You know what I am talking about, right? It's the only time of year that you can get some of your most favorite things! Just for fun, I thought I would share a few of my "Christmas time must haves"!

First, and in no particular order, is the Starbucks Gingerbread Latte!

Kelli could tell you the exact day these come out...I BELIEVE it is Nov. 1st.  Seriously, is there anything better on a cold morning...and by cold, I mean 50 degrees here in AZ!!  Loves me some gingerbread anything, but these just make my day!

Next comes this bad boy:

This could quite possibly be my favorite of all.  If you were around last year, you remember I told you about the Chic-fil-A Peppermint Chocolate Chip Milkshake.  It does not get any better than this, people!  Promise me you will give it a try this holiday season...I am not letting you off the hook till you do.  Then I want you to come back here and tell me all about it!

And last, but certainly not least, are these little bites of Heaven:

Now, I have only seen these at Costco, but I am sure they can be found elsewhere.  They are delish, and for about $5 a bag, you should not be deprived!  We may or may not be on our 3rd bag in this house...just sayin'!

Now...go put at least ONE, if not all three, on your "must try" list...you can come back and thank me later!

Off to check out Cyber Monday sales...be sure to check back for my Twin Headboard reveal (it's a cutie, if I do say so myself) and a few other projects that I have up my sleeve.

Till then...go out and ENJOY!

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I don't think I have any Holiday favorites...but I was talking about you the other day to jamie. If I had your phone number, I would have texted you a picture of our yummy chocolate chip cookies... yep, you guessed it, from a mix! LOL Hey! they taste really good. :)

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A short and incomplete list of changes since 1.0rc1:

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Bollywood Playlist #3: Best of Mohit Chauhan

So I'm working on a new Character Profile (any guesses for which character?), but it's slow going because I've been incredibly busy lately. Hopefully it will be up soon, but for now I'm putting up a playlist because I've been on a music kick lately. This is the Best of Mohit Chauhan list - he's my favourite singer; I don't think I've disliked even a single song he's sung. However, I definitely have my favourites, and they're listed below. :)

Best of Mohit Chauhan
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raastein mil jaati hai
manzilen mil jaati hai
tum se hi, tum se hi

roads are found
destinations are reached
only with you, only with you

[This is not just my favourite Mohit Chauhan song; it's my favourite song ever. Nothing I ever say about this song will be enough.]

dil ne kaisi harkat ki hai
pehli baar mohabbat ki hai

what tricks has my heart played
i am in love for the first time

[Mohit Chauhan's voice + Vishal Bhardwaj's music + Gulzar's lyrics is a beautiful combination.]

kabhi hua yeh bhi
khaali rahoon peh bhi
tu tah mere saath

there was a time
even on empty roads
when you were with me

[Who doesn't relate to this song? Distance is the one thing I hate the most. You can feel that quiet sort of sadness in MC's voice, which is exactly what the lyrics are trying to convey.]

tujhe bhula diya
toh phir kyun tere yaadon ne mujhe ruladiya?

i have forgotten you
then why did memories of you make me cry?

[Again, who doesn't relate to this song? The above lines in particlar.]

ab yeh lamha teher jaye, tham jaye, bas jaye
hum dono ke darmiyaan

now this moment pauses, stops, lives
between us two

 [This is such a soft, serene song that always manages to put a small smile on my face. MC's voice flows beautifully.]

tere sang chain bhi mujhko
tere sang bekaraari hai

with you, i am at ease
with you, i am restless

[This is probably my favourite track of 2010... if you don't count Sheila Ki Jawani. Um, let's not go there...]

itdi se mud, ada se ud
kar le poori dil ki tamanna

turn with pleasure, fly with style
fulfill your heart's desires

[What a unique song! You can tell MC's having fun with this one.]

sawaloon ki ungli
jawabon ki muthi

pointing fingers
got fists in reply

[If I'm right, this was MC's first film song - and what a debut it was. His voice is haunting here; exactly what you want for such a song.]

And that’s my list! There are, of course, a number of other Mohit Chauhan songs I love—Tune Jo Na Kaha, Jingle Jingle, Bheegi Si Bhaagi Si, Is Jahaan Mein, etc. Not to mention, he has non-film albums as well—solo (Fitoor) as well as with his band Silk Route (Boondein, Pehchan). All of his songs are worth a listen, but my favourites are those above. What are your favourite Mohit Chauhan songs?

  1. A lovely list!

    I am STILL not over the fact that he is the guy from Silk Route who did Dooba Dooba. I LOVED that song as a kid but never connected Mohit with it until I read somewhere that he was part of that band.

  2. Ah, yeah, I know! I hadn't heard some songs from his album, and then once a friend sent me a YouTube link to a song and told me to listen to it. It wasn't a video - just pictures synced to the song - but halfway through I realized the voice sounded like Mohit Chauhan's. Googled, and it turned out it WAS by him.

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The Objective Truth provides data reports that allow you to make medically necessary decisions based on the patient’s best interest. With patented technology, can objectively identify when an individual is misrepresenting their true physical abilities with a high level of confidence. After a decade of research and development, a panel of leading independent medical experts has agreed that offers an unprecedented tool for making these important determinations.

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We guarantee each Functional Evaluation achieves the highest standard of excellence. Our dedicated full-time staff has received the most extensive training currently available for Functional Evaluations. Our computerized system applies technology to the standardized tests. This provides an increase in reliability, as well as ease of evaluator reporting. We deploy our exclusive technology--the only technology proven in thousands of examinations from our research--to deliver the most accurate information for sound claims and better decision making.

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Functional Evaluations are an excellent means of quantifying the effectiveness of treatment. Our diagnostic reports are a great resource for documentation. They serve in providing an accurate diagnosis of a patient’s problem area(s), as well as an objective viewpoint for baseline and ongoing patient status. The value derived from Functional Evaluation testing is immeasurable.

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Physicians recognize the importance of Functional Evaluation testing in their offices but may be concerned with the negative reputation associated with non-professional “medical providers.” We are committed to providing physicians with top-tier Functional Evaluation testing, while maintaining unmatched quality of patient care. No matter where you are located, will bring our testing services to your office. On-site testing serves as a convenience for physicians, as well as patients. These tests are non-invasive and patient friendly. Patients are, and should remain, our top priority.

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Since 2001, we have continued to deliver the most objective and comprehensive functional testing available. Our reputation is most important. We do not provide any other service that could compromise the integrity of our evaluations. We are dedicated to providing Functional Evaluation Services with the most advanced technologies and research available. We stake our reputation on each Functional Evaluation we perform.

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To appropriately adjudicate a claim it is essential to use a Functional Evaluation that provides an accurate and unbiased clinical understanding of a patient’s true physical ability. Without this objective information inappropriate claim decisions may result in an increased loss of time, unnecessary treatment, and an opportunity to abuse the claims process. This is unacceptable for all parties who expect an equitable resolution of a claim.

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Huawei Honor 3C Lite pre-order starts from 28th November

Another wave of affordable smartphone from Honor, sub brand of Huawei, is coming. The Honor 3C Lite pre-order will start from 28th November to 3rd December.

In terms of specs, the Honor 3C Lite has 5" 720p display and is powered by 1.3 GHz quad-core MediaTek MT6582 processor with 1 GB RAM. The internal storage is larger than Honor 3C at 16 GB, there's a microSD card slot too.

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The Bucyrus City Council will meet at 7 p.m. on July 19 in Council Chambers, Bucyrus City Hall, 500 S. Sandusky Ave., Bucyrus, for a regularly scheduled council meeting.

Council will consider legislation for:

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• Traffic Control Map amendments for Nora and Inez streets

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The public is invited to attend the meeting. Council reserves the right to amend the agenda as needed for the regularly scheduled Council meeting.

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“Thank you for publishing Gude’s “A Complete Chess Course” – as a beginner I have found it very helpful. My fellow teachers at my elementary-middle school have been trying to get a real curriculum for our chess program, and in Gude’s book I think we’ve found it” – Ben George, HOUSTON, TEXAS

This book is a comprehensive manual for those new to chess, which explains with great clarity the basics of the game. Using innovative methods, Gude ensures that readers quickly grasp each key concept before building on it by introducing new ideas.

This is an interactive course. With a total of 280 questions and exercises to tackle, the reader will quickly gain skills rather than mere knowledge. Gude strips the mystery away from tactics and combinations by looking first at the strengths and weaknesses of each piece in isolation, and then showing how they work together with each of the other pieces. He also presents guidelines on chess strategy that will help shape the reader’s understanding of chess, and a wide variety of patterns for the reader’s all-important ‘mental database’.

The section on openings explains the main aims of each major opening, and the style of game to which they tend of lead, together with some key variations. Later chapters provide examples of how to launch attacks, putting together the skills from earlier chapters, and deal with issues such as chess training, psychology and competitive chess at club and tournament level.

Antonio Gude is an extremely experienced chess writer and teacher from Spain. Several of his books on tactics and for beginners are long-standing best-sellers in Spanish language. Gude has also translated a great many books, including some of the classics of chess literature.

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Earlier this week, a group of NFL higher-ups sat at a table and engaged in a serious discussion over whether players will be allowed to dunk on goalposts (spoiler alert: they won’t). After the No Fun League came to its ever-so-important ruling, football fans on Twitter decided to have a little fun.

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Gambling has a long and fascinating history, but it's only recently that those in the profession have chosen to honor their colleagues with exemplary careers with election to the Gaming Hall of Fame.

Induction into the Gaming Hall of Fame is the highest honor accorded by the gaming-entertainment industry.  Each year, two or more individuals who have distinguished themselves through significant contributions to the gaming-entertainment industry receive this honor.

Created in 1989 with the induction of gaming industry legends Warren Nelson, Jay Sarno, William Harrah, Grant Sawyer and E. Parry Thomas, the Gaming Hall of Fame now holds more than 60 members, including such industry giants as William Boyd, J. Terrence Lanni and Steve Wynn.

The AGA solicits nominations from its members, and then AGA staff and members of the Board of Directors confer to make the final selections.

Over the years, the Hall of Fame’s mark of distinction has been expanded in recent years to include culinary visionaries and entertainment legends, such as Wolfgang Puck, Frank Sinatra, Wayne Newton, Debbie Reynolds, who have helped shape the American gaming industry.

This exhibit chronicles the lives of those who have been inducted into the Gaming Hall of Fame. Browse the list below and click on a specific inductee to learn more about the fascinating people who have shaped the gaming industry's evolution.

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Jumpgate: The Reconstruction Initiative (also Jumpgate or Jumpgate Classic and commonly abbreviated as JGC) is an MMORPG in a science fiction setting for the PC, released on September 25, 2001 by NetDevil (developer) and 3DO (publisher). However, only months after 3DO released the game to stores, their contract with NetDevil was broken or cancelled. NetDevil then hired Themis Group to provide technical support and provide in-game events.

German publisher Mightygames released a European version of Jumpgate in July 2001, and supported it until 1 June 2005. When Mightygames ceased operations, NetDevil worked with the GMs from Mightygames to transfer all non-banned accounts to the US server, which is now called the Worldwide Server.

In the game, jumpgates are used to travel from sector to sector. All sectors, without a station, consist of asteroids and a beacon. Many have Player Owned Stations and may have items related to events run by GMs. Station sectors all have a planet within the sector. The player is the pilot of a spacecraft, acquiring wealth and status by engaging in trade, mining, and/or combat. Players may work on their own or together as members of a collaborative squad. Players can upgrade their craft in various ways, including adding weapons, engines, shields, and other modifications and upgrades.

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  • Unique flight physics.
  • Joystick control supported (and recommended).
  • Persistent Universe with over 150 sectors
  • Periodic patches with fixes and upgrades
  • Mining, Manufacturing, Trading, PvP combat, PvE combat,
  • Many Role-play and player-driven story-arc opportunities

There are five factions within the universe of Jumpgate: The non-playable Amananth and Hyperial, and the three player factions of Octavius, Quantar, and Solrain.

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Wednesday, September 25, 2013

The Avengers, On A Mission

Beledo is a Uruguyan guitarist of both power and finesse. He and his jazz-rocking outfit The Avengers carry on in fine fashion in the CD release On A Mission (Gudari). The music is in the elaborate modern fusion mode and Beledo is well served by the keys (Adam Holzman), bass (Lincoln Goines) and drums (Kim Plainfield) lineup that comprises the band.

Beledo wrote all the tunes save one (by Marcus Miller), and they are nicely crafted and as note-y as typical of this style today.

Beledo has been solidly influenced by Allan Holdsworth in his group concept and personal sound. But within those confines he excels. He can dazzle you with a blur of notes, then dig in with the sheer sensual properties of his guitar sound. He and Holzman, understandably, are the principal soloists and they work well together, complementing and returning thought with counter-musical thought.

One gets the feeling that this band is working towards its very own way and sound. There is enough there already to suggest it. I look forward to that evolution in sides to come. Meanwhile this one satisfies. Beledo is a true artist of the guitar!

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The Big Weekend

When it comes to perennials, the greedier and more impulsive I am, the better-looking my garden gets. In the vegetable garden, however, it pays to be patient.

In Zone 4, this means waiting out some really warm spring days before even thinking of planting tomatoes and beans.  "Memorial Day," my sage friend Gerald told me when I first moved to Washington County 15 years ago.

I scoffed. "It’s been warm for weeks," I said.

"Memorial Day," he reiterated. "That’s when the farmers plant.  And we can still get a frost Memorial Day weekend."

For some vegetables, even Memorial Day weekend may be too early.  Last year, I planted waves of squash and melon seedlings into mid-June, as all the early ones died of misery in the too-cold ground.

It’s been cold this week, so the curcubits can wait. The big jobs for me this weekend, recovery from Lyme flu permitting, are to mulch the main paths in the vegetable garden with pine bark before weeds explode in them and go to Clearbrook Farm in Shaftsbury, VT to buy seedlings.

That’s a really pleasant job, because they also have an amazing selection of interesting perennials, huge plants at just $7 a pop.  And in that section of the nursery, it doesn’t pay to be restrained.

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  1. Ananse says:

    I have to admit to a certain smugness towards people who plant out *way* too early: mid-late April for tomatoes in Wisconsin is just asking for it. And it’s supposed to frost tonight.
    I get so anxious to begin gardening, and then to begin planting, that it always seems like a good idea to start early.

  2. Willi says:

    In Seattle we have to wait forever to plant warm season crops, but the best selection at plant sales and nurseries is inexplicably in early May. So I buy early and then up pot everything so they can keep growing. My back porch is a sea of containers at this time of year.

  3. I should’ve waited to plant the melons. They died of hypothermia. The cukes look ok, only two succumbed to the cool.

    Today, a real warm day, one of the melons was trying to return from the dead, a zombie melon.

    Now I know. I will be needing a small greenhouse.

  4. Daphne Gould says:

    I confess, I always tend to plant too early. I knew I wouldn’t get another frost after the beginning of May (our last frost this year was April 15th) but it can still be cold. So instead of planting at a reasonable time, I just protect my plants. Sometimes I’m just too impatient and protecting them seems worth the trouble. However I am waiting to plant my eggplants. They won’t go in until next week if the weather report is favorable.