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Savings on Agricultural Land TaxesAgricultural appraisal lowers the value of land owned by qualified farmers and ranchers. It values rural land based on the land's capacity to produce crops, livestock, or timber, instead of its value on the real estate market. This lower value reduces property taxes on the land.
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Taxpayers may qualify for agricultural appraisal under two different laws. The newer law is called open-space valuation or 1-d-1 appraisal (after Article 8, Section 1-d-1 of the Texas Constitution). Nearly all land that receives agricultural appraisal is under this law. Details on the older law known as 1-d or agricultural use are available from your appraisal district.
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The land must be devoted principally to agricultural use. Agricultural use includes production of crops, livestock, poultry, fish, or cover crops. It also can include leaving the land idle for a government program or for normal crop or livestock rotation. Land used for raising certain exotic animals (including exotic birds) to produce human food or other items of commercial value and cutting wood for use in fences or structures on adjacent agricultural land also qualifies. Using land for wildlife management is an agricultural use. Such land was previously qualified open-space land and is actively used for wildlife management. Wildlife management land must be used in at least three of seven specific ways to propagate a breeding population of wild animals for human use. Contact your local appraisal office for details.
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3. If your property is valued by more than one appraisal district, you must file an application in each appraisal district office. If you don't, you could end up paying taxes on your property's full market value to one or more taxing units. This occurs when your property is located in a taxing unit that is also in a neighboring county. Contact the appraisal district if you aren't sure.
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6. If the chief appraiser asks you for more information, you will have at least 30 days to reply. You may ask for more time but you must have a good reason. If you don't reply, the chief appraiser must deny your application.
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"It has been a particularly frustrating search. Like the chief said, it's so frustrating for all of us," said Ranger John Solan.
They're hoping a fresh pair of eyes might lead to new evidence. 60 New York State forest ranger volunteers are conducting a grid search in the area Jaliek was last seen.
"A small piece of clothing, anything that belonged to him, anything that might tell us where he is," said Find Jaliek Taskforce founder Elaine Person. The snow has melted and the ground is clear in many of the areas rescue workers were looking after his initial disappearance, which is giving them new hope.
But after months of searching, they still have very little that points to where Rainwalker may be. So at what point do the Greenwich police call off the search?
"At some point, unless new evidence comes up, I don't have an easy answer for that," said Bell.
Even with no new evidence or any fresh leads the boy's former foster families say they'll never give up hope on their little boy.
"Even if it takes months, even if it takes years, we'll never stop," said Person.
The search is getting new help on Monday, as well, as the team that helped search for the body of Natalie Holloway is coming into town to join the search efforts.


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This notice describes how medical information about you may be used and disclosed, and how you can get access to this information.
Please review it carefully.
We are committed to protecting the confidentiality of your medical information, and are required by law to do so. This notice describes how we may use your medical information within Miles and how we may disclose it to others outside Miles. This notice also describes the rights you have concerning your own medical information. Please review it carefully and let us know if you have questions.
HOW WILL WE USE AND DISCLOSE YOUR MEDICAL INFORMATION? Treatment: We may use your medical information to provide you with medical services and supplies. We may also disclose your medical information to others who need that information to treat you, such as doctors, physician assistants, nurses, medical and nursing students, technicians, therapists, emergency service and medical transportation providers, medical equipment providers, and others involved in your care. For example, we will allow your physician to have access to your medical record to assist in your treatment at Miles and for follow-up care.
We also may use and disclose your medical information to contact you to remind you of an upcoming appointment, to inform you about possible treatment options or alternatives, or to tell you about health-related services available to you.
We participate in the MaineHealth family, which is a regional arrangement of health care organizations who have agreed to work with each other to make available health information that may be relevant to your care. For example, if you are admitted to a hospital on an emergency basis and cannot provide important information about your health condition, this regional arrangement will help those who need to treat you at the hospital to see your health information held by another participating provider. When it is needed, ready access to your health information means better care for you.
Patient Directory: If you are a patient in the hospital or a resident at Coves Edge or Chase Point, Miles maintains a patient directory to assist family members and other visitors in locating you. This directory includes your name, room number, your general condition (such as fair, stable, or critical), and your religious affiliation (if any). We will disclose this information to someone who asks for you by name, although we will disclose your religious affiliation only to clergy members. If you do not want to be included in Miles patient directory, please indicate this on your Consent, Release and Assignment Form or notify the Privacy Officer in writing. If you choose not to be included in the directory, we will not be able to direct visitors, flowers or other delivered items and phone calls to you.
Family Members and Others Involved in Your Care: We may disclose your medical information to a family member or friend who is involved in your medical care, or to someone who helps to pay for your care. We also may disclose your medical information to disaster relief organizations to help locate a family member or friend in a disaster. If you do not want Miles to disclose your medical information to family members or others who will visit you, please indicate this on your Consent, Release and Assignment Form or notify the Privacy Officer in writing.
Payment: We may use and disclose your medical information to get paid for the medical services and supplies we provide to you. For example, your health plan or health insurance company may ask to see parts of your medical record before they will pay us for your treatment.
Hospital Operations: We may use and disclose your medical information if it is necessary to improve the quality of care we provide to patients or to run Miles. We may use your medical information to conduct quality improvement activities, to obtain audit, accounting or legal services, or to conduct business management and planning. For example, we may look at your medical record to evaluate whether our personnel, your doctors, or other health care professionals did a good job.
Research: We may use or disclose your medical information for research projects, such as studying the effectiveness of a treatment you received provided that these research projects have gone through a special process that protects the confidentiality of your medical information.
Required by Law: Federal, state, or local laws sometimes require us to disclose patients medical information. For instance, we are required to report child abuse or neglect and must provide certain information to law enforcement officials in domestic violence cases. We also are required to give information to the State Workers Compensation Program for work-related injuries.
Public Health: We also may report certain medical information for public health purposes. We also may need to report patient problems with medications or medical products to the Food and Drug Administration, or may notify patients of recalls of products they are using.
Public Safety: We may disclose medical information for public safety purposes in limited circumstances. We may disclose medical information to law enforcement officials in response to a search warrant, court order or subpoena. We also may disclose medical information to assist law enforcement officials in identifying or locating a person, to prosecute a crime of violence, to report deaths that may have resulted from criminal conduct, and to report criminal conduct at Miles. We also may disclose your medical information to law enforcement officials and others to prevent a serious threat to health or safety.
Health Oversight Activities: We may disclose medical information to a government agency that oversees Miles or its personnel, such as the Maine Department of Human Services, the federal agencies that oversee Medicare, the Board of Medical Examiners or the Board of Nursing. These agencies need medical information to monitor Miles compliance with state and federal laws.
Coroners, Medical Examiners and Funeral Directors: We may disclose medical information concerning deceased patients to coroners, medical examiners and funeral directors to assist them in carrying out their duties.
Organ and Tissue Donation: We may disclose medical information to organizations that handle organ, eye or tissue donation or transplantation.
Military, Veterans, National Security and Other Government Purposes: If you are a member of the armed forces, we may release your medical information as required by military command authorities or to the Department of Veterans Affairs. Miles may also disclose medical information to federal officials for intelligence and national security purposes, or for presidential Protective Services.
Judicial Proceedings: Miles may disclose medical information if Miles is ordered to do so by a court or if Miles receives a subpoena or a search warrant that meets legal requirements.
Fundraising: To the extent that the law allows, we may use certain information (name, address, telephone number, date of service, age and gender) to contact you in the future to raise money for Miles. The money raised will be used to expand and improve the services and programs that we provide the community. If you do not wish to be contacted for our fundraising efforts, please notify the Development Office at 207-563-4570
Information with Additional Protection: Certain types of medical information have additional protection under state or federal law. For instance, medical information about HIV/AIDS and mental health has more protection in Maine. For those types of information, Miles is required to get your permission before disclosing that information to others in many circumstances.
Rights Related to Alcohol and Drug Abuse Records: Federal law protects the confidentiality of alcohol and drug abuse patient records maintained by Miles. Miles may not tell anyone not a part of Miles or release any information identifying a patient as an alcohol and drug abuser, unless: 1) The patient authorizes this in writing; 2) The release is allowed by a court order; or 3) The release is made to Miles staff involved in a medical emergency or to qualified personal for research, audit or program evaluation.
Other Uses and Disclosures: If Miles wishes to use or disclose your medical information for a purpose that is not discussed in this Notice, Miles will seek your written permission. If you give your permission to Miles, you may take back that permission any time, unless we have already relied on your permission to use or disclose the information. If you ever would like to revoke your permission, please notify Health Information Services in writing.
Ambulatory Electronic Medical Records. Your medical records also will be shared with area physician practices participating in the MaineHealth Ambulatory Electronic Medical Record Program to ensure continuity of care, allow access to information about your healthcare in remote areas, promote quality of care improvement by way of greater access to data, reduction in costs achieved either through efficiency and productivity gains or avoidance of redundant provider services, and improved patient experience with the system.
HealthInfoNet (HIN). We participate in a regional arrangement of health care organizations who have agreed to work with each other to make available electronic health information that may be relevant to your care. For example, if you are admitted to a hospital on an emergency basis and cannot provide important information about your health condition, this regional arrangement will help those who need to treat you at the hospital to see your health information held by another participating provider. When it is needed, ready access to your health information means better care for you. We also participate in a state-wide arrangement of health care organizations who have agreed to work with each other to make available electronic health information that may be relevant to your care. For example, if you are admitted to a non-MaineHealth-affiliated hospital on an emergency basis and cannot provide information about your health condition, this state-wide arrangement will help those who need to treat you at the hospital to see your health information held by a MaineHealth-affiliated hospital. When it is needed, ready access to your health information means better care for you. You may chose to not make your protected health information available to this state-wide arrangement by completing the paperwork provided to you during the registration process and sending it to Health Info Network (HIN) at the designated address. You do not need to do anything to participate. Your health care provider will send the overview of your health information to HIN. If you choose not to participate you need to fill out a form that lets HIN know that you do not want to participate. If you choose not to participate, HIN will delete all health information about you that it has in its system at that time. If you chose not to participate, HIN will continue to maintain basic demographic information about you so that it can honor your choice not to participate. You can change your mind about participating in HINs system at any time by filling out a form that your health care provider has, calling HIN toll free (#866-592-4352) or by going to the website www.hinfonet.org and making your wishes known.
The risks of participating in the HIN include the possibility that an unauthorized person might access HINs record. It is also possible that inaccurate information might be included accidentally in HINs record which could lead to mistakes about diagnoses and medication. Another risk is the potential reference to a medical condition you consider sensitive (such as references to sexually transmitted diseases, mental health issues, pregnancy, HIV status, chronic conditions, alcohol or drug conditions, or another condition you consider sensitive.
WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS? Right to Request Your Medical Information: You have the right to look at your own medical information and to get a copy of that information. (The law requires us to keep the original record.) This includes your medical record, your billing record, and other records we use to make decisions about your care. To request your medical information, write to Health Information Services. If you request a copy of your information, we will charge you for our costs to copy the information. We will tell you in advance what this copying will cost. You can look at your record at no cost.
Right to Submit Corrections or Clarifications of Medical Information: If you examine your medical information and believe that some of the information is wrong or incomplete, you may submit a correction/clarification. To submit a correction or clarification, write to Health Information Services.
Right to Get a List of Certain Disclosures of Your Medical Information: You have the right to request a list of many of the disclosures we make of your medical information. If you would like to receive such a list, write to Health Information Services. We will provide the first list to you free, but we may charge you for any additional lists you request during the same year. We will tell you in advance what this list will cost.
Right to Request Restrictions on How Miles Will Use or Disclose Your Medical Information for Treatment, Payment, or Health Care Operations: You have the right to request us not to make uses or disclosures of your medical information to treat you, to seek payment for care, or to operate Miles. We are not required to agree to your request, but if we do agree, we will comply with that agreement except in an emergency. If you want to request a restriction, submit your request in writing to Health Information Services and describe your request in detail.
Right to Request Confidential Communications: You have the right to ask us to communicate with you in a way that you feel is more confidential. For example, you can ask us not to call your home, but to communicate only by mail. To do this, write to Health Information Services. You can also ask to speak with your health care providers in private outside the presence of other patients. Just ask them!
Right to a Paper Copy: If you have received this notice electronically, you have the right to a paper copy at any time. You may print the pages of the notice from our Web site, at www.mileshealthcare.org or you may obtain a paper copy of the notice from the Privacy Officer.
CHANGES TO THIS NOTICE From time to time, we may change our practices concerning how we use or disclose patient medical information, or how we will implement patient rights concerning their information. We reserve the right to change this Notice and to make the provisions in our new Notice effective for all medical information we maintain. If we change these practices, we will publish a revised Notice of Privacy Practices. You can get a copy of our current notice of Privacy Practices at any time from our website at www.mileshealthcare.org or by contacting the Privacy Office.
WHICH HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS ARE COVERED BY THIS NOTICE? This Notice of Privacy Practices applies to Miles which includes Miles Memorial Hospital, Miles Medical Group, Miles Home Health & Hospice, Lincoln County Administrative Services, Coves Edge and Chase Point, and all credentialed physicians, allied health practitioners, nurses, therapists, technicians and other individuals that work at these organizations (we or us).The Notice also applies to other health care providers that come to Miles to care for patients who are not employed by Miles, unless these other health care providers give you their own Notice that describes how they will protect your medical information. Miles may share your medical information with these providers for their treatment purposes, payment and health care operations. This arrangement is solely for sharing information and not for any other purpose.
DO YOU HAVE CONCERNS OR COMPLAINTS? Please tell us about any problems or concerns you have with your privacy rights or how Miles uses or discloses your medical information. If you have a concern, please contact the Privacy Office. If for some reason Miles cannot resolve your concern, you may also file a complaint with the federal government. We will not penalize you or retaliate against you in any way for filing a complaint.
DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS? Miles is required by law to give you this Notice and to follow the terms of the Notice that is currently in effect. If you have any questions about this Notice, or have further questions about how Miles may use and disclose your medical information, please contact the Privacy Office.
Privacy Office: Privacy Officer Miles Memorial Hospital 35 Miles Road Damariscotta. ME 04543 Telephone Number: (207) 563-4588
Health Information Services Department: Miles Memorial Hospital Health Information Services Office 35 Miles Road Damariscotta. ME 04543 (207) 563-4505
Coves Edge Medical Records Clerk Damariscotta, ME 04543 (207) 563-4619 Miles Medical Group (please phone individual physician offices)
Effective date: 2/1/09
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Because Garrison Keillor is a talented writer and neighbor and has been writing on politics lately, I read his Salon piece, "Minnesota's shame," several times. It got me thinking about anger in politics and Garrison as a political performer.
First time through, I noticed Keillor, who is generally known as a humorist, isn't aiming for laughs; the passion he shows (and seeks) has no relatives in the laughter family. This time he even avoids the modulated irony he typically takes to the public. He's off his stride. He's angry.
Minnesotans remember the last time Keillor got angry in public, back in the 1980s, when he let us know he was not happy with us and then packed up and left the state, for years. This time, however, he's come out fighting, and I sense he's taking a stand and not leaving. Good. Courage and patriotism are good. In "Minnesota's shame" Keillor is much more direct, political, and sustained in his attack than I have seen him in the past, but he seems to have lost control.
Keillor pours out admiration for Paul Wellstone and savagely attacks Coleman with intent to assassinate. He states that Coleman is evil, that some people he knows think Coleman killed Wellstone, and that he (Keillor) doesn't agree with them but doesn't say why; Keillor points to Scripture and calls on God; like an angry prophet, he ends: "Sinner beware." As his title "Minnesota's shame" suggests, however, Keillor doesn't think Norm Coleman is the only sinner God should straighten out.
On my second read-through, little waves from my memory of Homer's Iliad lapped against me. I'm not saying Keillor is Achilles, but in politics, when control slips and things get nasty, anger is often the passion advancing the action. Angered at Agamemnon and the Greeks, Achilles left his fellows and sulked in his tent; then Patroclus, his friend-in-arms, died, and Achilles burst from his tent furious and murderous. What explained it? Homer opened the poem with this line "Sing Goddess of the wrath of Peleus' son Achilles."
So, that's it: Keillor's anger slipped the bounds of reason, and he wrote what he wrote. Or is that it? On my third reading, I focused on Keillor talking about himself as a performer who's been performing for a long time. I got wondering whether his essay might not be Keillor exercising his art. Was Keillor acting more like Homer than like Achilles, more like artist than like actor? Many people idolize Keillor, and he has sway over liberal-progressives in Minnesota and beyond. Certainly, it's possible Keillor wants to rally liberal Democrats after virtually nothing came up roses for them on election day. Keillor calculated that irony and humor would not rouse their passions the way a hot-blooded jeremiad would.
He'd slam and damn Coleman — and the Republicans, too, for backing him all the way. He'd say the Republicans got in a car named Unpatriotic, cynically left Main Street, drove right past Fiscal Responsibility Avenue, and then, foul to the core, drove over the hearts of all the people who cared about America and about the Americans who died on 9/11 — and to their eternal shame, Minnesotans rewarded the Republicans with the election; that's what he'd say; that's what he said. The Democrats, well, he'd say, they must remember Wellstone and walk like him: "Paul walked the walk. He was a wonder." Keillor would urge them to show passion for the not-rich and the not-privileged. But mostly, they had to hate Norm Coleman and the Republicans. Keillor would have his followers' passion, not their minds. He would excite them to Achilles-like wrath.
That then may explain what Keillor was up to in writing "Minnesota's shame," but of course if it does, what must Keillor think of his fellow Democrats — I mean if he calculated that with them he should play the demagogue?


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Most chefs tend to specialize in a particular cuisine, such as Italian or sushi. Prezo Grille & Bar's executive chef, Tim Vaillette, however, prefers to specialize in a little bit of everything. His main menu runs the gamut from classic American burgers to Barcelona-style swordfish served with rice pilaf. He also draws inspiration from Italy, topping the house-made dough of his thin-crust pizzas with ingredients such as buffalo mozzarella, ricotta, meatballs, and caramelized onions. Tim even dabbles in sushi, preparing specialty rolls such as the bad boy maki, which he coils with spicy salmon, avocado, and spicy mayo before serving it atop a revving motorcycle. To complement Tim's far-reaching menu, Prezo's bartenders serve an extensive selection of cocktails and craft beer, as well as more than 20 wines by the glass and 50 by the bottle.
Feasts unfold in Prezo's upscale, romantically lit dining room or in its similarly lit bar, where four plasma televisions stay tuned to the latest sports game.
Fred & Steve's Steakhouse schools appetites with a menu of succulent meat and fine oceanic fare. Enter the eatery's two private dining rooms, and nosh on nautical morsels of chilled jumbo shrimp paired with treasure troves of black pepper cocktail sauce ($14). Beef tailors fit appetites around slabs of traditional prime rib ($30 for a regular cut), petit filet ($36), and new york sirloin ($38), saucing and styling them in rare form, upon request. Scope undersea selections of fresh Atlantic salmon ($28) or seared ahi tuna ($28) before spearing side dishes of lobster mac 'n' cheese ($14) and piles of red-skinned mashed potatoes ($7).
The skilled chefs at Fuji Steak House work wonders with the element of fire. Unflinching before mighty plumes of flames, these artful culinary masters sizzle sirloin steaks and plump, chewy octopus for their grill menu, and contrive intricate displays of sushi and sashimi.
At Yamato Hibachi and Sushi, diners can sample dishes from both sides of the temperature spectrum. Hot Japanese steakhouse dishes of strip steak and grilled salmon are served alongside cool sushi and sashimi meals. At fiery hibachi grills, chefs blend well-honed showmanship with culinary skill, whipping up feasts of lobster tail, filet mignon, salmon, and chicken before patrons's eyes. Beyond the grill, the menu features hearty meals of pork katsu and noodle-filled udon soups, as well as tempura-stuffed specialty maki and delicate nigiri made with freshly caught fish, octopus, and surf clam. The staff are also happy to celebrate birthdays and special occasions with singing and clapping.
Ken's Steak House is an improbable success story. Ken and Florence Hanna opened the Lakeside Cafe in 1935, the throes of the Great Depression. Bite by bite, they built a loyal base of customers (who always just called the eatery "Ken's"), and after five years, the restaurant took up residence in a small diner on Route 9, then known as Starvation Alley.
But Ken dreamed of a day when the grimly named strip would flourish. Today, it's known as the "Golden Mile"—and Ken's Steak House itself has mushroomed. The kitchen still serves the salad dressing recipes created by Florence Hanna—now a national line of salad dressings—and Ken's son, Timothy, and his wife are in charge.
Chefs broil and fire-grill prime cuts of steak, marinating the chateaubriand's center cut roast tenderloin in a reduction of port wine, or infusing the 8-ounce filet mignon with the earthy smoked notes of the warm cedar planks it's served on. Seafood options nestle up against their turf counterparts, including bacon-wrapped scallops, a full pound of lobster stuffed with crab and shrimp, and pistachio-crusted Atlantic salmon. Chicken and pasta dishes round out the menu, and diners discover Italian influences and plenty of seafood-pasta plates. The rustic wood paneling harkens back to Ken's Steak House's roots, and the upscale fare and soft light cast from chandeliers make the spot an ideal choice for an anniversary dinner or a piñata's last meal.
To create their traditional Brazilian churrasco barbecue, Oliveira's Steakhouse's chefs slow cook juicy cuts of pork, beef, and chicken to accompany the greens and veggies of their vast salad bar. Offering an all-you-can-eat setup, the restaurant lets guests fill plates from the buffet before they're weighed for pricing at the end. The eatery also hosts all-you-can-eat dinners where kids younger than 4, adults older than 100, and sleight-of-hand magicians eat free.


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Michael Nitschinger has a new post to his blog looking at using the popular Composer tool for package management together with Lithium to make dependency management simpler.Composer is a command-line tool that helps you manage your application dependencies. It automatically fetches packages, resolves dependencies and is easy to configure. [...] Currently, Lithium doesn't provide Composer packages out of the box, but it's easy to write one.He starts the post with an introduction to using Composer for...
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Paul Reinheimer's Blog: Cookies don't replace Sessions
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In a new post to his blog Paul Reinheimer talks about replacing sessions with cookies and some of the (security) pitfalls that can come with it.I've seen several instances where people have demonstrated the ease with which encrypted cookies can replace sessions within PHP. Michael Nitschinger wrote a piece recently demonstrating the switch with Lithium, while CodeIgniter does this by default (optionally encrypting). The problem is that while replacing sessions with cookies works, it introduces a few...
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KingFoo Blog: PHP 5.4 - What's new?
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On the KingFoo blog today there's an excellent look at everything new coming up in PHP 5.4, the next version of PHP set to be released in early February. PHP 5.4 will be stable soon. In this post I'll try to give you an overview and examples of the new PHP 5.4 features. If you want to try out PHP 5.4 (which is currently in RC3), it has to be installed first. I suggest that you try this out on a virtual machine so you don't break your current PHP version. Improvements on the list include: Improved Session...
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What would you do with 5 million lines of code?
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Since October 2011, 5 million lines of the PEAR codebase has shifted to github. Hand in hand with this shift has been the tireless work of Daniel C - someone who brazenly said aoI will fix the failing packages!a in the tail end of last year. Coupling his efforts with a call to arms, we've now seen an evaluation of the Known Good packages against PHP 5.4, and massive input by the community. The net result is as follows: Releases of Text_LanguageDetect, HTTP2, Net_Growl, Image_QRCode, Tree,...
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PHP.net: PHP 5.4.0 RC6 released
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The PHP.net has announced the availability of the latest Release Candidate in the PHP 5.4.0 series - PHP 5.4.0 RC6:The PHP development team announces the 6th release candidate of PHP 5.4. PHP 5.4 includes new language features and removes several legacy (deprecated) behaviours. Windows binaries can be downloaded from the Windows QA site. [...] The 6th release candidate focused on improving traits. Please test them carefully and help us to identify bugs in order to ensure that the release is solid and all...
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PHP 5.4.0 RC6 released
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The PHP development team announces the 6th release candidate of PHP 5.4. PHP 5.4 includes new language features and removes several legacy (deprecated) behaviours. Windows binaries can be downloaded from the Windows QA site. THIS IS A RELEASE CANDIDATE - DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION!. This is the 6th release candidate. The release candidate phase is intended as a period of bug fixing prior to the stable release. No new features should be included before the final version of PHP 5.4.0....
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PHP 5.4.0 RC6 released
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, 24 January 2012
The PHP development team announces the 6th release candidate of PHP 5.4. PHP 5.4 includes new language features and removes several legacy (deprecated) behaviours. Windows binaries can be downloaded from the Windows QA site. THIS IS A RELEASE CANDIDATE - DO NOT USE IT IN PRODUCTION!. This is the 6th release candidate. The release candidate phase is intended as a period of bug fixing prior to the stable release. No new features should be included before the final version of PHP 5.4.0. The 6th release...
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Storing Session Data In Cookies: Problems And Security Concerns To Be Aware Of
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, 24 January 2012
Image via Wikipedia Back from my extended leave of absence, I'll re-open the dusty cobwebbed depths of this blog to echo the sentiments of Paul Reinheimer in his recent article aoCookies don't replace Sessionsao. The topic is actually an old one since Ruby On Rails has adopted the strategy of storing application session data in cookies by default (take note, performance hounds). The purposes of storing sessions in userland cookies rather than the conventional aostick-it-on-the-filesystem/databasea used...
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2011 Highlights
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, 24 January 2012
A new year begins, so for the ninth year in a row, I'm taking a moment to record, reflect, assess, and aim. Last year, I described 2010 as a landmark year, and it was. Analog, Mild Bunch, Brooklyn Beta, Mapalong, and PHP Advent. Even without factoring in conferences and such, it was a big year.All of 2010's accomplishments seem trivial when compared to 2011, because in May, Tegan was born.She's eight months old as I write this, and being a father still feels new. Life has changed, and I have a renewed...
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Pizza Burgers Recipe
From Beloit, Wisconsin, Lisa Trunckenbrod sends this better-for-you version of an all-time lunch-counter classic. Loaded with popular pizza flavor, the cheese-topped burgers not only taste great, but they beat the clock as well.
- 1 can (6 ounces) tomato paste
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon aniseed
- 1-1/2 pounds lean ground beef (90% lean)
- 1/2 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 6 hamburger buns, split
- 6 lettuce leaves
- 6 tomato slices
- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Crumble beef over mixture; mix well. Shape into six patties. Place on broiler pan coated with cooking spray.
- Broil 6 in. from heat for 5-6 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Sprinkle with cheese. Broil 1 minute longer or until cheese is melted. Serve on buns with lettuce and tomato. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Pizza Burgers in Light & Tasty
April/May 2005, p7
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I didn't make these in the broiler, I just did them in a skillet. They fell apart a little but were very tasty!
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- Red marker or tempera paint and paintbrush
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- Glue the paper plate onto the tablecloth.
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Manfred Lautenschlaeger Award for Theological Promise
From 2007 to 2011, the John Templeton Foundation sponsored an award for the best doctoral or first post-doctoral works each year on the topic "God and Spirituality (as broadly understood)". The award was announced worldwide, and altogether 60 young scholars received a prize of $10,000 each. They came from 17 countries, from different religious affiliations and worked in a broad spectrum of academic fields:
Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Confucian Philosophy
Religious Studies, History of Religion, Jewish Studies, Hebrew Bible, Islamic Studies, Hinduism
Christian Theology: Old Testament, New Testament, Church History, Systematic Theology, Ecumenical Theology, Mission Studies
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Each year in May the award was celebrated at the University of Heidelberg, followed by a colloquium at the Internationales Wissenschaftsforum of the university (IWH). The winners of the prize presented and discussed their next projects with Heidelberg colleagues and some members of the board of external evaluators (which consisted of 26 professors from 19 different countries).
From 2013 on, the Manfred Lautenschlaeger Award for Theological Promise will be given to 10 young scholars from all over the world. It is funded by the Manfred Lautenschlaeger-Stiftung (Manfred Lautenschlaeger Foundation). In addition to the prize of $10.000 each, the winners will have the chance to propose an international and interdisciplinary colloquium on an important academic topic. At least two winners from at least two countries and at least two disciplines should organize and lead this colloquium. Each year two Lautenschlaeger Colloquia will be supported with 15.000 € each.
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Contributions from all religious traditions are welcome. Although the topic focuses strongly on the fields of theology, religious studies and philosophy of religion, interdisciplinary dissertations from all academic fields including humanities, social studies and natural sciences may be submitted.
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Jalapeno Popper Mega Burgers Recipe
If you like a little spice in your food, these big stuffed burgers are for you. Just have plenty of frosty cold drinks on hand to serve with them. —Kris Swihart, Perrysburg, Ohio
- 1 medium ripe avocado, peeled and cubed
- 1 medium tomato, finely chopped
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1 can (4 ounces) diced jalapeno peppers, drained, divided
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 garlic clove, minced
2 pounds ground turkey or beef
- 4 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese
- 1 tablespoon steak seasoning
- 4 kaiser rolls, split
- 4 Bibb lettuce leaves
- In a small bowl, combine the avocado, tomato, onion, 1/4 cup jalapenos, lime juice and garlic; set aside.
- Shape beef into eight patties. In another bowl, combine the cheeses and remaining jalapenos. Spoon onto the center of four patties. Top with remaining patties and press edges firmly to seal; sprinkle burgers with steak seasoning.
- Grill burgers, covered, over medium heat for 6-7 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 160°. Serve on rolls with lettuce leaves and avocado mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Jalapeno Popper Mega Burgers in Country Woman
June/July 2011, p38
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I would have given it 5 stars, for the taste was great, but the burgers fell apart on the grill. I would still make it again, but maybe warm the filling and top the burgers with it instead?
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OMG! These were really amazing! Will definitely be making these often!
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Awesome burgers. Didn't even need a bun.
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Today's troubles will bring lasting changes to public schools. You can blame the troubles on past and present school boards. They have no forethought when negotiating union contracts as to costs in the future. They put our schools in the present poor financial situations.
Salaries and pensions were put in an unsustainable position. Unions threaten to go on strike, closing schools, parents protest and school board members are afraid they will not get reelected, so they are pressured into ridiculous demands, by unions and parents. This, in turn, forces local school boards and administrators to run roughshod on local property tax payers. Now they try to shift the blame onto the state government, which finally is standing up to them. They are responsible for the situation in which they find themselves.
After all, who decided to build the Taj Mahal schools we have? Who decided to build the expensive sport complexes we have? Who decided to give the elaborate pension-benefit and salary packages the employees have? Surely it was not the average tax payer.
One thing to help schools with costs is they should be forced to get back to the basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic. This is not a bad thing as I remember it; this is what a high school education is all about.
Maybe the administrators and school boards need to look at where the average high school graduate in the united states ranks among the average high school graduates in other countries of the world. What kind of lesson does it teach our young people when the people responsible for getting us into this situation try to push the responsibility for it to somebody else? Maybe that no one needs to be accountable for what they do anymore.
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Google updates iOS Gmail app with Scribbles, bug fixes
Internet search giant Google released the first update to its Gmail app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, bringing a short list of changes and bug fixes to the iOS client.The Gmail iOS app was updated to version 1.1 on Wednesday, with Google announcing on its blog that the minor refresh adds "some new features and interface improvements" to the mobile client which debuted in early November.
Along with a few minor UI tweaks and bug fixes, the update features a new drawing tool called Scribbles. Supporting different colors, brush sizes, lines, erasers and spray paint, the feature allows users to sketch out an idea and attach the resulting illustration to an email as a .png file.
Along with the new Scribbles canvas, Google added the capability to add custom signatures to messages sent from a mobile device and a vacation responder. The options are accessed through the gear icon at the top of the menu view.
The updated app also improves on labels by including support for nested labels, bringing the mobile version of the client more inline with its desktop counterpart.
Finally, Google has changed the notification sound users hear when they receive an email, though this last feature is exclusively for devices running iOS 5.
Google notes that it is working to bring "highly requested" features like banner notifications, multiple login support and "send-as" functionality to upcoming versions of the app.
The original Gmail app debuted on Nov. 2, however stability issues caused Google to pull it from the App Store mere hours after its launch. The company relaunched the standalone client on Nov. 16.
Gmail version 1.1 is available now at Apple's App Store, and requires iOS 4 and above.
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Hello all,
I am a compter tech at a Middle School that has just received a cart full of Acer a200 tablets. This was very unexpected and now I am trying hard to deploy them in the school. My problem is that I don't want to do that without a good free way to manage these tablets. I was hoping that there would be something like Apple's free Configurator that allows me to manage the iPads quite nicely for a Middle School environment. If anyone has any suggestions for pc software that I can use to mangage and push out apps through a single pc, that would be great.
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Orioles announce Sarasota spring-training schedule
Date: December 3, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The Baltimore Orioles will open its 2010 spring-training season March 3 in Ed Smith Stadium against the Tampa Bay Rays.
The team will play 16 home games in Sarasota. It spent the last 14 spring-training seasons in Fort Lauderdale. Tickets will go on sale Jan. 16.
The city of Sarasota and Sarasota County signed a contract with the Orioles over the summer to bring the team's spring-training operations here.
The $31.2 million agreement calls for the construction of a new stadium on the Ed Smith Complex site, which is expected to be complete in time for the 2011 spring-training season.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung Subsidized smartphone should be stopped, because it puts consumers to a perpetual phone update cycle, generates more e-junks to landfill. Right now consumers have no choice, they either take an overpaid cell phone plan or pay perpetual downpayment for phone upgrade cycle. |
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You say it's better to give the consumer no choice, just a $700 iPhone? You get a better deal when you buy an iPhone with a plan because the carrier rightfully rewards you for predictability. Consumers right now have the choice of buying the iPhone with no plan for $700 or getting it with a plan. I'd rather have a choice than no choice, thanks. |
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It would be nice and fair if consumers have this choice -- phone company offers cheaper phone plan if consumers do not want to buy a subsidized smartphone. |
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I think everyone is missing the point here. Apple has NEVER had a quarter in the US where it was the number one mobile phone vendor. Not ever. Until now. So it doesn't matter what quarter this news was associated with. It is not phony news just because it was the launch quarter for iPhone 5. The launch quarter for all of their other phones was less popular as a percentage. So Apple market share for mobile was higher for that quarter than it had ever been before.
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Also I've heard that argument alot, about content creation, and it is just unfounded. You can make great stuff on an iPad. Maybe not on an iPhone, but certainly the iPad is no stranger to 'content creation and innovative products'. |
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"There isn't anything they can do about it" you've got to be kidding. Apple is helpless? Not hardly! I'll tell you what Apple can do. They can take a portion of their billions in reserve cash & expand like any other company would do. Grow Apple bigger, continue to focus on computers as well as iDevices and further expand their size & presence as a world class tech company. 2) Respectfully, you have no idea what large scale computing is responsible for in today's engineering environment. From fluid dynamics, genome projects, aerospace & thousands of high level computational scientifically complex projects. You won't see a consumer device in any of those labs. |
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And I am a software engineer, and routinely do development work on large projects. So from experience I can tell you the iPad is a fine device for content creation and is not just a consumer device. I write code and develop applications on my iPad. Besides Apple makes awesome laptop and desktop computers, and just last year produced 2 retina display Macbook Pros with the high-speed Thunderbolt Port architecture, so even if I agreed with you that the iPad is a device only for consumption I still do not agree that Apple has stopped "creating world class leading edge computers". Quite the opposite. |
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OHL Roundup: Greyhounds dominate with perfect start By Mackenzie Liddell, Contributing Editor Toronto, Canada (Sports Network) - Week 1 of the Ontario Hockey League season is officially in the books, and per usual for this time of year, there are plenty of stories and surprises. With several top players from teams across the league still battling for a spot in the NHL, opportunities abound for breakout stars and unheralded performances. EASTERN CONFERENCE TEAMS ON THE RISE The Oshawa Generals spent a lot of time last year on the wrong side of the win column. But the Generals looked like a new team when OHL action opened last Thursday, reeling off two straight wins and getting strong performances from defenseman Scott Valentine and left winger Andy Andreoff. Despite only playing one game, the Mississauga St. Michaels Majors - the No. 2 ranked team - looked strong in their lone match. WESTERN CONFERENCE TEAMS ON THE RISE Things weren't all quiet on the Western front last week, as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds made plenty of noise with an impressive 3-0-0 record to start the season. Many were expecting the Soo to slip after losing all-star goaltender Robin Lehner to the Ottawa Senators and scoring leader, and captain, Jacob Muzzin to the Los Angeles Kings. But the Greyhounds must have tuned out the critics, sending a message with big wins against Ottawa, Niagara and Windsor. The powerhouse Kitchener Rangers made do without scoring dynamo Jeff Skinner and linemate Jeremy Morin, relying on the rising stock of Swedish forward Gabriel Landeskog. London also remains unbeaten, as the Knights scraped by with two overtime wins against the Plymouth Whalers and Sarnia Sting. FLAT START - EASTERN CONFERENCE The once mighty Barrie Colts went nearly all the way last year but fell short, losing in the OHL final to the Windsor Spitfires. But with a good chunk of the core now gone, the Colts are in the midst of a rebuild on the fly. They will certainly be hoping for the return of Atlanta Thrashers first rounder Alexander Burmistrov, who has made a favorable impression at camp, but will likely see another year of junior before going pro. The same goes for Darren Archibald and Kyle Clifford, two players who played a vital depth role on the Colts last year who have yet to lace up in Barrie. Sudbury and the Peterborough Petes also struggled out of the gate with 0-3-0 records. FLAT START - WESTERN CONFERENCE While every team in the West has at least one win, you have to look at a veteran team like Guelph as a club that hasn't lived up to expectations so far. Yes, it's way too early in the season to draw much from the results, but a team stacked with offensive weapons like Guelph should not have a problem putting the puck in the net. BULGING THE TWINE Plymouth Whalers forward Alex Aleardi was named the OHL Player of the Week after an impressive seven-goal, eight-point performance that featured two hat tricks. Aleardi, 18, is an undersized center with tons of skill who could benefit from a change of scenery after being acquired from Belleville on Sept. 20. He had his best offensive campaign a season ago, scoring 16 goals and 41 points in 64 games split between Belleville and Kitchener. 10/01 14:13:21 ET |