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Shellie Bowers, D.C. sports announcer
Natalie Plumb, special to wtop.com
WASHINGTON - Fans who have attended sporting events at American, Georgetown and Howard universities have likely heard Shellie Bowers' voice.
It's the one blaring on the speakers, calling the shots, penalties and halftime announcements. Known for being on top of his p's and q's, Bowers pronounces umpteen-syllable names with clarity and adds a little flair with rhymes.
Bowers is the contracted announcer for colleges and D.C. public schools throughout the Washington area. He worked for DCPS before he became a full-time announcer. He announces just about every sport -- namely men and women's lacrosse, soccer, basketball, baseball and football.
On March 11, he'll announce the Inaugural D.C. State Athletic Association basketball championship games at the Verizon Center. Bowers, 50, was born in northeast D.C. He started studying radio at age 19 and has worked for Radio One, the parent company of WKYS 93.9 FM, WMMJ "Majic" 102.3 FM, WOL 1450 AM and WYCB 1340 AM.
WTOP Living sat on the bench with Bowers on Feb. 23 as he announced a Howard home game in Burr Gymnasium. The Lady Bisons played Coppin State University's Lady Eagles, with Howard losing 71-64.
What're you doing now?
I'm pre-reading the announcements, deciding where I'm going to say what. This, (holds up announcement papers) this is written for print. It's too long. This is a basketball game. People want me to be done quick. I'll edit it mentally, like, on the fly while I'm reading it.
How do you decide when to announce what during the game?
We're in the Mid-East Athletic Conference, and each school's required to announce these (holds up six briefs to read) twice in each game.
What else?
I'm reviewing the pronunciation of the names of all the players cause I'll call out those starter's names.
Do you memorize players' names?
The Howard girls', yes, cause I announce here so often. Fortunately, the other team doesn't have any hard-to-pronounce names. So I'm sitting pretty today.
When did you start announcing?
In college. The way people react to the things you say on the microphone...gives you a rush, you know?
(He begins to announce: And now ladies and gentleman, we ask that you please rise for the national anthem.)
National anthem plays.
(Announces: Ladies and gentleman, today's Mid-Eastern Conference match-up features the Lady Eagles of Coppin State against your Lady Bisons!)
That DJ needs to turn it down. It's bad enough I gotta compete with the band, you know? They get loud. Excuse me for ranting. Sorry, WTOP, for getting my rant on.
When do you make game commentary?
Cause I got so much to read, any time I got a time-out I gotta read and squeeze something in. And any time there's a basket, a foul.
No. (Laughs) That'd be too much.
What percentage of the time do you talk during the game?
About 50 percent of the time. I don't like talking anymore than I have to. People come here to watch a basketball game, not to hear the announcer.
Have you been to games where too much is announced?
(Announces: Howard foul charged to number 13 Saadia Doyle.)
In your opinion what's too much?
Like on a high school level you'll hear some announcers talking, especially at football games, you'll hear the announcers talking while the play is going on. That's a big no-no. That irks me.
Cause it's distracting?
To the players even.
Exactly, exactly. You're not supposed to talk until the play is over. So when they call fouls. I look down at the young lady over there. (Points) She's the bookkeeper. She'll stick out her fingers so I know how many fouls. I identify personal and team fouls.
(Announces: Three-point basket by Leola Spotwood.)
You must have really good eye sight.
Well, whenever the game's going on I have my eyes on the floor. Whenever the referee blows the whistle, first thing I do is look for a referee cause that means I'm about to call something.
So are you familiar with...
(Announces: Cheyenne Curly-Payne.)
Are you familiar with every rule in all of these games?
Not all. I played everything when I was a kid -- basketball, football, baseball, soccer. But once I got to high school, I focused on baseball cause that's what I was good at.
(Announces: Basket by Shawntae Payne.)
The first media time-out is coming up in about 25 seconds. I'll do my first announcement.
So you're mostly familiar with the game by virtue of watching it.
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Zend Framework: Zend_Cache Refactoring Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Zend_Cache Refactoring
Developer Notes
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Zend_Cache Refactoring
Marc Bennewitz
Zend Liaison
0.1 - 6 Jun 2009: Initial Draft.
0.2 - 8 Jun 2009: Finished Proposal.
0.3 - 23 Jun 2009: Only one namespace option.
0.4 - 23 Jun 2009: Handling of multiple cache ids.
0.5 - 20 Jul 2009: Added how to instantiate without factory. (UC: Own Backend)
0.6 - 30 Jul 2009: Added namespace use case
0.7 - 18 Sep 2009: Added functions replace & add
0.8 - 08 Oct 2009: Added function optimize and moved automatic optimization from sqlite backend to core fontend
0.9 - 23 Oct 2009: Added Zend_Serializer proposal on references
0.10 - 23 Oct 2009: Added increment/decrement functionality
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1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
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4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
- Zend_Cache
- Zend_Exception
- Zend_Loader_PluginLoader
- Zend_Serializer
5. Theory of Operation
- The serialization has been moved to backend.
- Backends that only supports to handle strings there is a option named "serializer".
This can be an instance of Zend_Serializer_Adapter_AdapterInterface or a string used to instantiate the serializer with Zend_Serializer::factory.
Additionally you can disable serialization by set this option to NULL.
- Backends supporting different datatypes doesn't implement this option but memcached.
Memcached has own serializer selectable with Memcache::SERIALIZER_* constants. To use the build-in serializer you can set the serializer option to one of the constants or you can handle this options same as other backends.
deprecated methods:
- Zend_Cache_Core::setLifetime - Please use the option "ttl" instead.
- Zend_Cache_Core::load - Please use get instead.
- Old: load($id, $doNotTestCacheValidity = false, $doNotUnserialize = false)
- New: get($id = null, array $opts = array())
- Zend_Cache_Core::test - Please use exist or info instead.
- Old: test($id = null) : return mtime or false
- New: exist($id = null, array $opts = array()) : return boolean
- To get mtime use info($id, array $opts=array()) : return array with "mtime" key
- Zend_Cache_Core::save - Please use set/add/replace instead.
- Old: save($data, $id = null, $tags = array(), $specificLifetime = false, $priority = 8)
- New: set($data, $id = null, array $opts=array())
- Zend_Cache_Core::clean - Please use clear instead.
- Old: clean($mode = Zend_Cache::CLEANING_MODE_ALL, array $tags = array())
- New: clear($mode = Zend_Cache::MATCHING_ALL, array $opts = array())
- Zend_Cache_Core::getIdsMatchingTags - Please use find instead.
- Use find(Zend_Cache::MATCHING_ACTIVE | Zend_Cache::MATCHING_TAGS, array('tags' => $tags))
- Zend_Cache_Core::getIdsNotMatchingTags - Please use find instead.
- Use find(Zend_Cache::MATCHING_ACTIVE | Zend_Cache::MATCHING_NO_TAGS, array('tags' => $tags))
- Zend_Cache_Core::getIds - Please use find instead.
- Use find(Zend_Cache::MATCHING_ACTIVE)
- Zend_Cache_Core::getFillingPercentage - Please use status instead.
- Use status() - return array('total' => <number>, 'free' => <number>)
- Zend_Cache_Core::getTags - Please use info instead.
- Zend_Cache_Core::getMetadatas - Please use info instead.
- Use info($id) - return array('mtime' => <int>, 'tags' => <array>, 'ttl' => <int>[, + backend spezific information])
Bc of all deprecated methods are only implemented on core frontend which is normally the base class.
deprecated core options:
- cache_id_prefix - Please use "namespace" instead.
- automatic_serialization - The option "automatic_serialization" has been removed. There is no more usage of it.
- Now backends who doesn't support different datatypes implement new option "serializer" (see Zend_Serializer)
- automatic_cleaning_factor - Please use "automatic_clearing_factor" instead.
- Because the method name has changed
- lifetime - Please use "ttl" instead.
- Zend_Cache was the only caching system who named it lifetime. On all other systems it is named ttl
deprecated file backend options:
- read_control_type - Please use "read_control_algo" instead.
- hashed_directory_level - Please use "directory_level" instead.
- hashed_directory_umask - Please use "directory_perm" or "directory_umask" instead.
- hashed_directory_umask wasn't a really umask it was a permission value
- The new directory_perm set permissions by the same value
- The new directory_umask set permissions by using umask
- file_name_prefix - Please use "namespace" option of core frontend instead.
- cache_file_umask - Please use "file_perm" or "file_umask" instead.
- Same as hashed_directory_umask
- metadatas_array_max_size - Option completely removed
deprecated sqlite backend options:
- cache_db_complete_path - Please use "dsn" instead.
- automatic_vacuum_factor - Please use "automatic_optimizing_factor" of core frontend instead.
- Normalized backend optimization interface
Changes on memcache(d) backend:
- Renamed Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcached to Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcache (uses memcache php extension)
- added Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcached (uses memcached php extension)
- TODO: How can bc done with this naming change ???
deprecated class frontend options:
- cached_methods - Please use "cache_callbacks" instead.
- non_cached_methods - Please use "non_cache_callbacks" instead.
- Now the class frontend extends the new callback frontend
deprecated function frontend options:
- cache_functions - Please use "cache_callbacks" instead.
- non_cache_functions - Please use "non_cache_callbacks" instead.
- Now the class frontend extends the new callback frontend
6. Milestones / Tasks
- Milestone 1 [DONE]: Finish proposal
- Milestone 2 [DONE]: Working prototype
- Milestone 3: Prototype checked into the incubator
- Milestone 4: Unit tests exist finished and component is working
- Milestone 5: Initial documentation exists
- Milestone 6: Changed related components
- Milestone 7: Moved to core.
7. Class Index
- Zend_Cache
- Zend_Cache_Exception
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core renamed
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Callback new
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Function (extends Zend_Cache_Frontend_Callback)
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class (extends Zend_Cache_Frontend_Callback)
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_File
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Output
- Zend_Cache_Frontend_Page
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Interface
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Abstract renamed
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Array new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Apc
- Zend_Cache_Backend_File
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcache renamed
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcached new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Xcache
- Zend_Cache_Backend_Sqlite
- Zend_Cache_Backend_SqliteAdapter_Abstract new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_SqliteAdapter_Sqlite new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_SqliteAdapter_Sqlite3 new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_SqliteAdapter_PdoSqlite new
- Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendPlatform
- Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendServer
- Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendServer_Disk
- Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendServer_ShMem
- Zend_Cache_Backend_TwoLevels
8. Use Cases
Store different datatypes
9. Class Skeletons
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Jun 10, 2009

There is a german forum thread:
http://www.zfforum.de/showthread.php?t=4193

Jun 18, 2009

Update Discussions from the German thread:

1. The new file backend calculate the expire time on the last modification time of cache file.

This could be a problem if the file system doesn't set/update the last modification time.

2. Add functionality to handle a list of cache ids by one cache call and if the backend has implemented this functionality (like php_memcahced) this can give a performance boost.

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// cache status:
// id1 -> data1 -> not expired
// id2 -> data2 -> expired
// multiple load
$rs = $cache->load(array('id1', 'id2', 'id3'));
// -> array('id1' => 'data1')
// multiple load without validation
$rs = $cache->load(array('id1', 'id2', 'id3'), array('validate' => false));
// -> array('id1' => 'data1', 'id2' => 'data2')
// multiple test
$rs = $cache->test(array('id1', 'id2', 'id3'));
// -> array('id1' => [mtime], 'id2' => false, 'id3' => false)
// multiple test without validation
$rs = $cache->test(array('id1', 'id2', 'id3'), array('validate' => false));
// -> array('id1' => [mtime], 'id2' => [mtime], 'id3' => false)

3. Use a configurable adapter to handle tags by frontend.

This is now implemented please see the "Frontend Tagging" example.

4. normalize namespaces/prefix options:

Add the frontend option "namespace" (Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core).

This is the default namespace and the frontend forwards this namespace to the backend.

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$cache = Zend_Cache::factory('Core', 'File', array('namespace' => 'test'));
// The file backend use the prefix as file prefix
// On change backend the namespace option will be obtained
$cache->setBackend(new Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendServer_Disk());
// The ZendServer backend use the namespace as cache id prefix separated by "::"
// All other backends use the namespace as cache id prefix separated by "-"
$cache->setBackend(new Zend_Cache_Backend_Apc());
// You can change/set a namespace on call
$cache->load('id1', array('namespace' => 'mynamespace'));

Remove the following options:

"cache_id_prefix" (Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core)

"file_prefix" (Zend_Cache_Backend_File)

"namespace" (Zend_Cache_Backend_ZendServer)

Jun 23, 2009

"The compontent will accept all php datatypes (incl. NULL) to cache them."

How do you plan to distinguish between "key not found" and boolean false value?

Jun 24, 2009

If your cached value can be NULL you have to test this record:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
if (($data = $cache->load('id')) !== null || $cache->test('id') !== false) {
echo 'Cached data (' . gettype($data) . '): ' . $data;
} else {
echo 'Data not cached';

EDIT:

The component return null (instead of false) if cache doesn't hit.

Jun 25, 2009

the problem here is that if you allow caching all data-types how do distinguish between "key not found" and "key not found but is null".

I think returning false if key is not found makes sense since this seems to be the way that every other caching solution for PHP works.

Jun 25, 2009

1. I think there is no problem to differentiate between "key not found" and "key not found but is null" because you can call the test method to get this information.

2. I return null instead of false because it can be more often to store boolean values as to store a NULL value.

3. There are some caching extensions which are allow to store any php type (except for resources) to store but the most of them can't differentiate between failure false and valid return false.

I think in the new memcached extension this is solved good:

http://de3.php.net/manual/en/memcached.get.php

Returns the value stored in the cache or FALSE otherwise. The Memcached::getResultCode will return Memcached::RES_NOTFOUND if the key does not exist.

-> This can be adjusted with the test method and there is only need if the load method returns NULL.

Jun 25, 2009

> 1. I think there is no problem to differentiate between "key not found" and "key not found but

> is null" because you can call the test method to get this information.

> 2. I return null instead of false because it can be more often to store boolean values as to

> store a NULL value.

How would you handle this with backends such as APC and Memcache? If the serialization is delegated to the backend the only information you would get back is boolean false or the value. This includes 'test' method which is not much more than a ->get() with the current Memcache backend.

APC, Memcache and Memcached all return false if key is not found. I am not sure if it is good idea not to follow established conventions.

Jun 25, 2009

> How would you handle this with backends such as APC and Memcache? If the serialization is delegated to the backend the only information you would get back is boolean false or the value. This includes 'test' method which is not much more than a ->get() with the current Memcache backend.

On this backends more than the single data information will be stored as an array (added mtime & tags). Than the backend have to return an array. If not the cache isn't hit for the zend cache backends.

> APC, Memcache and Memcached all return false if key is not found. I am not sure if it is good idea not to follow established conventions.

This calls for a community discussion, I have explained my position.

Jun 25, 2009

> On this backends more than the single data information will be stored as an array (added mtime > & tags). Than the backend have to return an array. If not the cache isn't hit for the zend

> cache backends.

I don't think it is really that space usage friendly/performance friendly to force array on simple data-types.

Also a major annoyance is that things like increment / decrement will never work on those values. I think most of the backends could support simple incr/decr operations.

I don't understand how the tags would be queried with for example memcached in this scenario. getIdsMatchingTags would need to step through every key and compare the tags?

Jun 25, 2009

Sorry this was a little bit wrong.

In addition to the data I stores the current time and the ttl as an array.

This informations are needed for the test method and the metadata method.

The test method returns the last modification time if id hits.

The metadata array returns an array with last modification time and ttl.

It is not a new feature. This functionality is based on the current implementation of Zend_Cache.

Jun 25, 2009

Hey Marc,

Would really appreciate if you could also consider some of the changes I proposed in my own Zend_Cache proposals - mainly the minor refactoring I added so I could implement a page cache. Most of this was, if I remember accurately, the limitations on the format of a cache id which prevented passing URLs (which are necessary IDs for a page cache that need to remain compatible with non-PHP caching solutions like an Nginx frontend).

Jun 25, 2009

Hi Pádraic,

to remove the limitations for cache ids is an interesting think.

The problem is that the most backends have some restrictions on keys.

(eg. File is limited by file system, ZendServer is limited by zend data cache logic, ....)

This means if the frontend doesn't limit the ids all backends have to handle its restrictions.

But a MUST restriction is that cache ids are only strings.

Jun 26, 2009

Yeah, that's the main issue with such a change - backends are given the responsibility of validating the ID rather than having a single restrictive check in the frontend that all backends have to live with. It's also the BC breaking behaviour that is questionable - how would it effect existing custom backends relying on frontend validation?

Definitely all id's should be strings.

It's the benefits that made me suggest it for, at least, ZF 2.0 eventually. With the current restrictions it's messy to work around it, and the restrictions prevent making cache ids that are portable and easy to use outside of PHP. For example, a page cache using URL keys can see the PHP side cache the page in memcached (using a URL based key), and an Nginx frontend proxy query the memcached server with a rewritten URL to retrieve a cached page without a pass through to Apache+PHP. These caching mechanism blow the current Zend_Cache "Page" system out of the water - it frees the cache from sucking up RAM since it never needs to invoke PHP - Nginx can grab it from memcached there and then.

Just something to consider <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />. Not sure whether the BC breakage is acceptable in your proposal or not.

Jul 30, 2009

Hi Pádraic

I have some trouble with this functionality because the backends doesn't support this by default.

Every backend supports different characters <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

My current way to solve this is to encode the cache id to a base64 string because I need have to get the raw id by the stored id.

Do you have a better idea or could this better implement in frontend if it is needed ?

Jun 30, 2009

The current implementation allows to store all php types (inc. boolean & NULL) in all backend caches

and the result of method test is the last modification time if the cache hit.

Thereby on simple cache backends like apc and memcache(d) more than the raw data have to store in the cache to get the last modification time on test. This is much more overhead as needed.

If only the raw data have to store in the cache the boolean false can't store in the cache because some php extensions return false if the cache isn't hit.

opinion poll:

1. Can the method "test" only return true if the cache hit?

Or have it to return the last modification time ?

2. Is it enough if all php data types will be cached beside boolean and NULL ?

Or should cached all data beside FALSE values?

Or actually all datatypes should be stored in cache?

Jul 20, 2009

1. I think the basic interface should not be changed from the current. So in my opinion test() should return the last modification time when the cache is hit like it does currently.

PHP is not a strict language so it's more than natural to the language this way. And in some cases you really want to have a lastModification time of the cache hit. Doing an extra call and keep metadata somewhere of all cache sounds more than overhead to me than the little array that is currently used to pack some metadata with the cache.

The currently used is nothing more than:

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:default-parameter>php</ac:default-parameter><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
array($data, time());

Does not really look like a major overhead to me.

2. In my opinion all datatypes should be stored in cache, as long as it can be serialized.

To bad the confluence wiki vote macro isn't working correctly <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

<ac:macro ac:name="unmigrated-inline-wiki-markup"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
What should the method "test" return if the cache hit? (Log In to vote.) Choices Your Vote
boolean true (BC breakage)
string lastModificationTime (like in the current implementation)
<ac:macro ac:name="unmigrated-inline-wiki-markup"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
What php data types should be cacheable? (Log In to vote.) Choices Your Vote
Everything (serializable?) besides boolean and NULL (BC breakage)
Everything (serializable?) besides boolean false (BC breakage)
Everything serializable (like in the current implementation)

ps. @Marc Bennewitz, I cannot access you svn repository, getting a timeout. I would really like to take a look and see if I can help developing this proposal code/tests/etc.

Jul 21, 2009

Hi Patrick

Thank you for your interest.

Yes, it's a pity that the vote macro isn't working <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" /> but it's nice to look.

I don't have trouble with the svn respository on two differnet computers (without authorisation).

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
svn co "svn://marc-bennewitz.de/php/zfcache" "/tmp/zfcache"
- traceroute have to find "lvps87-230-85-172.dedicated.hosteurope.de (18.104.22.168)"
traceroute marc-bennewitz.de
tracert marc-bennewitz.de
- check simple svn connection
telnet marc-bennewitz.de 3690

-> If the problem continues exists please let me know if you can't find the the domain or if the svn deamon doesn't response.

Jul 21, 2009

Thanks, seems to work now. I was checking at work.. seems that the svn protocol port is blocked in the internal network at work <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

I'll check out the source at home <ac:emoticon ac:name="laugh" />

- traceroute have to find "lvps87-230-85-172.dedicated.hosteurope.de (22.214.171.124)"
Jul 22, 2009

> Does not really look like a major overhead to me.

The overhead comes from additional serialize/unserialize call for each value. This is also against interoperability between languages since the data is going to be PHP serialized. In addition it renders native increment/decrement operations impossible on the values.

Jul 22, 2009

This is also against interoperability between languages since the data is going to be PHP serialized

Is it even possible to use PHP cache for other languages? (just an interest question)

If so, do you have some more info resources about this?

In addition it renders native increment/decrement operations impossible on the values.

Can you provide more info on this? What it is and how it works? (or just provide links to resources <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />)

The overhead comes from additional serialize/unserialize call for each value.

What do you think as a good solution for saving the lastModifiedTime? Where do you think the lastModifiedTime should be saved?

Using another cache item for saving metadata has the same or even more overhead than the 2 serializations that need to be done for the current solution

Jul 22, 2009

> Is it even possible to use PHP cache for other languages? (just an interest question)

> If so, do you have some more info resources about this?

Alot of the backends can be used from other languages: memcached, sqlite and I guess files.

>> In addition it renders native increment/decrement operations impossible on the values.

> Can you provide more info on this? What it is and how it works? (or just provide links to resources )

http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/memcached.increment.php
http://xcache.lighttpd.net/wiki/XcacheApi#SimpleCounter

APC has similar functionality coming.

> What do you think as a good solution for saving the lastModifiedTime? Where do you think the > lastModifiedTime should be saved?

> Using another cache item for saving metadata has the same or even more overhead than the 2

> serializations that need to be done for the current solution

I don't really think last modified is something cache should support for all the keys, it is something that can be done optionally or in the application logic.

Jul 22, 2009

Good points, thanks for the info <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Oct 09, 2009

The additional array isn't needed if no mtime or ttl have to be saved.

To Check boolean values if a boolean false was cached can done by the most backends:

memcached (Memcached::getResultCode)

apc (using second parameter on apc_fetch)

xcache (xcache_isset)

ZendPlatform (output_cache_exists)

unserialize (can be check direct by the serialized value like this $serialized === 'b:0')

-> unserialize is used by file, sqlite and memcache backend

Only on ZendServer_[ShMem] (return false) I can't check a direct false value <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

On this backend I have to store more than the raw data like "array($data)" else I can't check a valid false value with raw data.

EDIT:

Or I don't accept to cache boolean and NULL values.

Jul 22, 2009

I think that there also should be a way to add global tags to the cache. Tags that need to be set on all caches, something like a namespace tag. Each application uses it's own global tags which then are used with all cache actions within that application. It still must be possible to set specific tags at the save and clean functions like it's currently possible. Only thing that changes is the implementation, where the global and specific tags are simply merged before use by the backends.

A situation that I'm currently looking at is the following:

A caching backend that is used/shared over multiple applications, like Zend Platform or memcached. Each application needs a global tag for all it's cache, so all cache for that specific application can be cleaned. And more specific cache can be cleaned by setting extra tags to cleanup.

The cache_id_prefix provides for seperating cache id's, but this cannot be used by a cleaning action of the cache. Using tags would be the best fit for this.

I'm not sure what would be the best place to set this global cache tags, as close to the backends as possible would be best. Or maybe this is not the correct proposal to place this and the Zend_Cache_Manager proposal would be a better fit for this.

Jul 30, 2009

Hi Patrick,

I removed the frontend option "cache_id_prefix" because there was more similar options on within some backends that I removed, too. ("file_name_prefix" on file backend and "namespace" on ZendServer)

Instead of this I added the frontend option "namespace" which can defined as default or set on each method. The namespace will be passed to the backend which have to handle this.

You can use this option on the following methods:

save, load, test, remove, touch, clean, getIds, getMetadata

Please read the namespace use case I currently added.

Jul 28, 2009

Hi Marc,

I've started to look into your proposal in more depth than previously since I'm pushing my own Cache proposal onwards for a review. I think Zend_Cache definitely needs a refactoring, but more than a technical refactoring it needs improvements on a few levels. As I read this I'm reminded you should probably rename it to avoid using the term "refactoring". I would call it something like Zend_Cache Improvements or Zend_Cache Enhanced since it actually adds to the pot.

I would also like to request you look at my own Zend_Cache proposals in case I'm doing something that could cause your proposal any problems. If so, let me know so we can discuss how to resolve that.

Jul 30, 2009

Hi Pádraic

In my opinion refactoring is correct because the basic functionality is the same but there are a lot of changes inclusive BC break to get a more simpler code by additional features and performance improvements <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" /> - But it can be debatable.

I read you proposals:

there are no propblems

only some options have changed

There are not more problems as the current implementation

I have some problems with the cache id to allow all characters but this is for previous comment above

Aug 19, 2009

Hello Marc,

Thanks for the proposal.

I have checked out the prototype and it is promising, when do you expect these codes can get the into core?

Aug 19, 2009

hi tsz

because some bc break it could be to the core for 2.0 but this have to be recommend by the zend team before, and we have to solve some problems and not all classes are working (or implemented) for current.

Sep 18, 2009

new function replace(mixed $data, string $id[, array $options]) — Replace the item under an existing id

Replace data under under an existing id. If id doesn't exist this generates an error.

-> Some backends support this and have a better performance with this combination.

new function add(mixed $data, string $id[, array $options]) - Add an item under a new id

Only adds data for a new id. If the id already exist this generates an error.

-> Some backends support this and have a better performance with this combination.

edit: changed argument order

Sep 18, 2009
Oct 09, 2009

When this component will be moved to 'ready for recommendation'?

Oct 09, 2009

Currently I need some reviews of the following behaviors i found:

1. Zend_Cache_Frontend_Class & Zend_Cache_Frontend_Function uses the magic method __call to forward and cache reqested functions/methods. This doesn't work with all functions/methods because the requested names could be implemented by one of the extended frontend class and not are not caught by __call <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

-> To solve this either these frontends may not be extends core frontend. Than they are no more a cache frontend (like Zend_Cache_Function / Zend_Cache_Class) or I remove this from zend cache and all users have to implement similar on their own code using Zend_Cache_Frontend_Callback?

2. I assayed to accept all strings of cache ids (no more character restriction) to solve an issue with the Zend_Cache_Backend_Static proposal but my idea to encode/decode ids in base64 would create some other problems and ate to many performance (In my mind).

-> Have someone a better idea or is it fair to solve this by frontend?

3. Sone backends implemented a increment/decrement functionality.

-> I'm currently working to add this as a basic functionality by keeping backend usage if it is implemented by backend

Oct 23, 2009

-> 1.

My Idea to solve this would be really big changes on splitting frontend/backend structure:

rename Zend_Cache_Backend_* -> Zend_Cache_Adapter_*

marge Zend_Cache & Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core -> Zend_Cache

Zend_Cache::factory only instantiate Zend_Cache using only core and adapter options

move Zend_Cache_Frontend_* -> Zend_Cache_* and doesn't extends Zend_Cache anymore

simple use case:
<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$cacheOpts = array('caching' => true, 'ttl' => 3600, 'cache_dir' => '/tmp');
$cache = Zend_Cache::factory('File', $cacheOpts);
$pageCacheOpts = array('http_etag' => true);
$pageCache = new Zend_Cache_Page($cache, $pageCacheOpts);

-> 2.

I added following methods:

Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core::increment($value=1, $id=null, array $opts=array())

Zend_Cache_Frontend_Core::decrement($value=1, $id=null, array $opts=array())

Zend_Cache_Backend_Abstract::increment($value, $id, array $opts=array())

Zend_Cache_Backend_Abstract::decrement($value, $id, array $opts=array())

If a backend supports this funxtionality it can overwrite these methods

Oct 29, 2009

I have a few questions/comments.

Cache IDs. Since the problem is typically on the backend in terms of ID restrictions, my inclination is that we allow anything as an identifier, but put the onus on the backend to normalize the identifier for its own use. This makes for a much easier story for users.

Why are all options, frontend and backend, in the same array? While this works in terms of the signature, it is confusing on two levels:

First, for those who know the method signature, it will look like no backend options are being defined

Second, it's difficult to determine which options are related to the backend, and which to the front.

I'd recommend instead having a multi-dimensional array (or Zend_Config object) with keys for frontend and backend. This makes it easier for developers to understand which options are for which component.

Caching PHP types should remain as-is. Certainly, you can cache null, false, or otherwise empty values, but the implicit assumption should be that you're caching something – and thus an empty value will require re-running the operation that generates the cached data.

test() should also remain as is. It returns false if no hit is made, and a timestamp otherwise. As such, it can be used for simple existence tests, as well as to give an idea of cache age. Potentially, an alias such as "cacheAge()" might be good to have.

Old config options/prefixes such as "file_name_prefix", "cache_id_prefix", etc. should continue to be accepted, but translated internally to the new representation. Potentially, detection of them can be used to raise a deprecation notice.

Please also work with Paddy regarding his Zend_Cache_Manager proposal to ensure (a) compatibility between the two, and (b) no overlap between them.

Oct 31, 2009

Hi Matthew,

Cache IDs: Yes the problem is on backends. For example the file backend saves cached data in files "<namespace><separator><cache id>.[cache]". The problem isn't that it is infeasible but it is slower to encode/decode not allowed characters on every test/load/save call. (Hashing doesn't work because I have to reconvert the value to the original id.)

Options Array: The idea for this is based by options which is not clear if this is a backend or a frontend option (like ttl (lifetime), caching or serializer)

The main functionality isn't on backend, it is the core frontend and additional functionality is made by the other frontends. Out of it my previous comment - the idea to split frontends and backends to a base class with an adapter pattern and additional functionality with own class structures. (but this breaks backward compatibility)

On the described api on top bc can be implemented

test(): If test have to return the last mtime - backend features can never supported completely.

For example increment/decrement is supported by apc and memcache(d) and xcache but it supposes that cached data are stored unchanged. To return the last mtime I have to store the mtime because there is no way to get the last mtime on these backends. I think it is better to only return last modification time on getMetadata only if the backend supports this else it could stored manually by frontends which needs this.

Can I implement both ways with Zend_Cache::$compatibilityMode like Zend_Locale, for zf 1.10 and completely change it in 2.0 ?

In 2.0 it could solve with the adapter idea and a new class like this:
<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
// Zend_Cache_Mtime extends Zend_Cache and stores mtime for all backends $cache = Zend_Cache_Mtime::factory('memcache', array()); $cache->getMTime($cacheId);

Old config options/prefixes: It's no problem to implement bc for this.

Oct 30, 2009

Cache IDs: How much slower are we talking? I'd hazard a few milliseconds. I'm not necessarily suggesting hashing, but instead normalization – strip all characters that are not allowed. This can be done with str_replace() or preg_replace() – both of which are quite fast.

Options array: I'm okay with the change so long as the original functionality continues to work – i.e., if somebody passes both frontend options and backend options, that should also work. As another possibility, we could introduce a new factory that uses merged options. Whatever is done, the existing behavior must be maintained for the 1.x series.

test(): let's introduce a different method for retrieving the TTL, or use getMetadata(). test() will work as it does currently, but now raise a notice indicating that it should be used in the future simply to test for a cache hit; in 2.0, we can then remove the notice, and implement that behavior.

Oct 31, 2009

Cache IDs: ok before I use base64_[encode]. Now I tested it with a simple strtr for the file backend. I replaced all control characters (0x00 - 0x1f + 0x7f), characters not allowed on filenames (<,>,?,",:,|,\,/,*), all non ASCII characters and the characters ~, + with "+<HEXCODE>"

My PC needs 1,4s to encode a 40 digit string and 1,6s to decode it with 100000 repeats.

<ac:macro ac:name="code"><ac:plain-text-body><![CDATA[
$id = chr(1).chr(0).'!"#$%&\'()*+,-./%09:;%<=>?@AZ[
]^_`azUnknown macro: {|}
echo strtr($id, $replace); // +01+00!+22#$%&'()+2A+2B,-.+2F%09+3A;%+3C=+3E+3F@AZ[+5C]^_`az{+7C}+7E

Now I think it looks like ok but I also think that escape character have to be configurable.

Options array: ok

test(): If I add a new method this a have to store the mtime too <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" /> . What do you think about the idea to add a new class which implements the mtime functionality but only if this new class is used else mtime is only available on Metadata if backend supports this innately.

How can I raise the notice, on every test call or at documentation ?

What do you think about the idea to split the frontend/backend structure to a main core class within a simple adapter pattern and complete self-explanatory frontends. If you like this too or if I don't articulate I give you more detailed information or create a new proposal for it.

I think this can solve some more problems. For example cachable components (like Zend_Locale) only accept an instance of the main cache class and can configure the frontend by self it it makes sence. (Zend_Locale can use the file frontend to automatic reparse files if it has been changed)

(For current the components accept all frontends but only use base functionality of core.)

-> I'm sorry but I get the idea to late.

EDIT: Problems on show multiline code <ac:emoticon ac:name="sad" />

Feb 13, 2010

I am heavily against storing mtime as this renders memcached/other backends native increment/decrement/add etc functionality useless. With the backends I care about (memcached mainly and I guess it's the same with APC) the test() method fetches the whole data array but just checks one item from it so it does not really save anything compared to just loading the data.

Something like (transparent) in-process cache might be a good addition so that accesses to the same key from same backend during a request would not cause a round-trip to backend unless configured to do so.

Oct 31, 2009

Caching PHP types should remain as-is:

Currently only strings can cached. The only way cache non string values is to enable "automatic_serialization" in frontend which serialize all data even if the backend supports caching of different datatypes. To disallow empty values like "", null, false is ok but all other types/values (expect for not serializable types like resources) have to be cachable by default on backend.

Is the following restriction ok:? if (!$value && $value !== '0') throw new Zend_Cache_Exception('Empty values are not allowed');

(If this results in an exception on frontend is configurable by "throw_exceptions")


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Part film and part movement, The Corporation takes corporate person hood to the next level. Watch as they psychoanalyze the corporation, and ask, What kind of person are you? With interviews from corporate insiders and critics, learn the true impact of treating corporations as legal persons.
Free Teacher Resource
A teacher's resource guide was created for The Corporation by The
Ontario Institute of Studies in Education of the University of Toronto.
With curriculum for secondary schools, and lesson plans, this free guide
is a great way to bring The Corporation into the classroom, in a good
The Corporation in the Grade 8 Classroom
"I never really thought about corporations, I never really knew what was behind the scenes."—Eighth Grade Student
The Corporation in the Grade 8 Classroom is a short film that shows how one teacher embraced The Corporation as a teaching tool. You might be surprised by how engaged these Canadian eighth graders are with the concept of corporate power.
Transcripts and extras
Though designed for the house party screening campaign this section has an excellent collection of discussion questions and fact sheet that can be applied to the classroom setting to generate group inquiry.
- Watch Us Move Our Millions
Cities, churches, and colleges take steps to move their money home.
- 9 Best Strategies to End Corporate Rule
Corporate power is behind the politics of climate denial, Wall Street bailouts, union busting, and media consolidation, to name just a few. But real people have power, too. Here are some of our most successful strategies.
- "Social Security is Broke"—and Other Corporate Scare Tactics
For years, corporations have been peddling myths to rally us behind their interests. Here are three things everyone "knows," and why they're wrong.
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Stephanie Saul is a reporter for The New York Times.
In 2009, she began a series of articles on assisted reproductive technology.
Stephanie grew up in Mississippi and graduated from the University of Mississippi with a bachelor's degree in journalism. Prior to joining the Times, she was a staff reporter for The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss., The Plain Dealer in Cleveland, Ohio, and the Long Island newspaper Newsday. While at Newsday, she won the 1995 Pulitzer Prize in investigative reporting for a series she and Brian Donovan wrote on abuse of disability pensions by Long Island police. She joined The Times in 2005, covering the pharmaceutical industry.
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Surrogacy is largely without regulation, creating an emerging commercial market for babies that raises vexing ethical questions.December 13, 2009 usSeries
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An increasing number of babies born using fertility treatments are twins, and they carry special risks often overlooked in the desire to produce new families.October 11, 2009 healthNews
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Experts say many doctors implant too many embryos, leading to costly or sometimes dangerous multiple births.February 12, 2009 healthNews
Armstrong's Business Brand, Bound Tight With His Charity
As Lance Armstrong's celebrity fed Livestrong, the charity enhanced his brand, and the resulting deals generated both profits and misgivings.
January 14, 2013, Monday
In Nevada, a Push to Get Holdouts to the Polls
In Nevada, where nearly 70 percent of voters had already cast their ballots, both sides pushed forward with fervent last-minute efforts to get the stragglers to polls.
November 5, 2012, Monday
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Man Aiding G.O.P. Voter Registration Drive Is Charged
The authorities in Virginia charged a supervisor who had allegedly thrown eight completed voter registration forms into a recycling bin.
October 20, 2012, Saturday
G.O.P. Operative Long Trailed by Allegations of Voter Fraud
A Florida voter registration scandal involving Nathan Sproul, a highly paid Republican operative, is just the latest case in which questions have been raised about his methods.
October 5, 2012, Friday
Looking, Very Closely, for Voter Fraud
Busloads of illegal voters, cited by voter fraud groups like True the Vote, have yet to be seen. But that has not deterred such organizations, which widely support conservative causes.
September 17, 2012, Monday
Audits for 3 Georgia Schools Tied to Turkish Movement
A report found three charter schools in Fulton County, near Atlanta, had made purchases from businesses with connections to school officials or the Gulen movement.
June 6, 2012, Wednesday
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Audits for 3 Georgia Schools Tied to Turkish Movement
A report found three charter schools in Fulton County, near Atlanta, had made purchases from businesses with connections to school officials or the Gulen movement.
June 5, 2012, Tuesday
In Rarefied Sport, a View of the Romneys' World
A lawsuit, since settled, offers a glimpse into dressage, the chosen sport of Mitt Romney's wife, and into the elite world of expensive horses.
May 27, 2012, Sunday
In Rarefied Sport, a View of the Romneys' World
A lawsuit, since settled, offers a glimpse into dressage, the chosen sport of Mitt Romney's wife, and into the elite world of expensive horses.
May 26, 2012, Saturday
Public Money Finds Back Door to Private Schools
A growing number of states are passing laws that allow taxpayer-supported scholarship funds, but they have been twisted to benefit private schools at the expense of the neediest children.
May 22, 2012, Tuesday
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Tom Thibodeau waited until he passed through the gathered media group following Wednesday's practice before taking his shot.
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Pot, kettle, black.
Then again, in a fervor for any news concerning star point guard Derrick Rose and his road to recovery from May surgery on a torn left anterior cruciate ligament, these are crazy days at the Berto Center.
What Thibodeau would offer up was, no, Rose will not play Thursday against the Heat, and secondly, the MVP continued to show that he was scrimmage ready, as he went through his second five-on-five full scrimmage Wednesday with no setbacks.
Game ready? Not quite.
"Well, I mean it's hard to say,'' Thibodeau said. "He's making good steady progress, he's right where he should be. There has to be an understanding that in practice you're striving to get to a game-like intensity and you're never going to get there. There's a whole different level playing in an NBA game.''
As far as the final hurdles that need to be cleared, Rose maintained last week it was an ability to dunk "off stride,'' while the team just wants him to get through scrimmages and have no setbacks.
"We're not saying it's mental or physical,'' Thibodeau said. "He just has to continue working on his rehab and keep concentrating on that. When he's ready to go, he'll go, and we'll know. There's no timetable.''
What Thibodeau did say about the Rose situation on Tuesday was that while there is no timetable for his return, there is also no drop-dead date set in which Rose needs to be back on the court before the team would step in and tell him don't chance it.
"No, there is no [drop-dead date], no,'' Thibodeau said. "When, and if, he's ready, he goes. There is no timetable.
"The important thing is we're not looking to rush him back. We want him to take as much time as he needs. The last thing I want is to put him in a position where he feels he has to make a decision based on where we are.''
Rose's first five-on-five scrimmage took place on Monday, as he worked with the entire team. Wednesday was a bit different, with Thibodeau holding Rip Hamilton, Joakim Noah, Carlos Boozer and Kirk Hinrich out of that aspect of practice for precautionary reasons.


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DELMAR, N.Y. -- Sunday night marks the second night of Chanukah. The Bethlehem Chabad held a menorah lighting celebration in Delmar at the intersection of Delaware and Kenwood avenues, also known as the "four corners."
Rabbi Simon of the Bethlehem Chabad says they put the menorah at the center of downtown to make the holiday more universal. He says the whole world needs more light and Chanukah is a time for people to grow in their moral and ethics and light up what he calls a dark world.
A celebration was held at town hall after the menorah was lit. People indulged in jelly donuts, potatoes latkes and other traditional Chanukah foods.
The holiday honors the fall of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem more than 2,500 years ago and their victory over the Greek army.
"The liberty, the freedom that we enjoy in America, and of course as Jewish people, we really, really appreciate it, 'cause people came from oppression, our fathers, our great grandfathers came from Eastern Europe and different places in the world and here we are free, so we're lighting up the world with the Chanukah menorah," Rabbi Simon said.
Some local children also teamed up to build a canned food menorah. All the canned goods will be donated to the Bethlehem food pantry.
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ACAC names baseball selections
South Adams had four players selected to the Allen County Athletic Conference baseball honor squads and Adams Central had three in a recent selection released by Bluffton High School.
The Starfires were third in the ACAC this past spring and as a result got Taylor Smith and Taylor LeFever named to the first team. Dustin Wanner and Gabe Sprunger were selected to the second team.
Adams Central was sixth in the conference and got Dalton Combs on the first team. Nathan Busse and Cody Brunner were selected to the second team for the Jets.
Heritage and Leo led all conference teams with three first team selections based upon their respective first and second place finishes.
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First team – Matt Fuelling, 12, Heritage; Seth Snider, 12, Heritage; Bryan Shuler, 11, Heritage; Andrew Suciu, 12, Leo; Luke Pepple, 12, Leo; Taylor Horn, 11, Leo; Taylor Smith, 12, South Adams; Taylor LeFever, 12, South Adams; Logan Lee, 12, Garrett; James Weber, 12, Garrett; Jason Maier, 12, Woodlan; Zach Schwartz, 11, Woodlan; Dalton Combs, 10, Adams Central; Alex Penrod, 11, Bluffton; Seth Biberstine, 12, Southern Wells.
Second team – Nick Spieth, 12, Heritage; Cole Gerardot, 9, Heritage; Jordan Baer, 12, Leo; Dustin Wanner, 11, South Adams; Gabe Sprunger, 12, South Adams; Kylan LaMotte, 11, Garrett; Brandon Porter, 10, Garrett; Evan Powell, 12, Woodlan; Jason Price, 11, Woodlan; Nathan Busse, 12, Adams Central; Cody Brunner, 12, Adams Central; Ryan McCarthy, 11, Bluffton; Damon Kuhlenbeck, 10, Bluffton; Conner Stoffel, 12, Southern Wells; Luke Roush, 12, Southern Wells.
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AGlumSon wrote:You say you are the Lord, does that mean you are also the narrator?
If not, this is exactly the reason why hierarchies often don't work in RPG's
Zeroed wrote:Here's a suggestion:
Since he is a noble, as the Lord of the House, I would "incite" to him to go to the local Septon to confess his guilt about trying to protect the Faith against an heretic. As a penance, he could take a vigil to reflect upon his deeds and be required to give a generous donation to the Sept, actual coins or something maybe like his arms and armors (or other worldly possessions of equivalent worth) so that they can sell them and provide help and care to the community. That way, he would look not only pious (he tried to protect the Faith against an heretic), but also generous and repentant, which would not stain too deeply his public image as a noble. And he would be cleared of his sins by the Seven, which is the most important part of that plan.
Zorbeltuss wrote:In Westeros, Justice isn't about law, justice is about playing the game of thrones.
If nobody knows that the family member is behind it, do not change that.
Zorbeltuss wrote:Of course, you may not wish to piss off Lady Selyse, though you can always hide behind Renly's skirts if you like.
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I know every song, but went with a friend that isn't very familiar with the music. We both had a great time! 3EB is always amazing live and they didn't disappoint. The set list was great, mixing some new material with the songs we love (motorcycle drive by, slow motion, wounded, god of wine, etc).
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This was the best concert I've ever been to, and I'm a frequent concert goer. Third Eye Blind was so amazing! I loved how on some songs they didn't even sing, just played and seemed to truly enjoy the fact that their fans were so into the song. Thundercatz were good too.
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News about Jean Nouvel, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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The Contextualizer
The French architect Jean Nouvel has made a career out of fitting the buildings he designs to their locations — in space or, with his new MoMA Tower, in historic time.April 6, 2008 magazineNews
French Architect Wins Pritzker Prize
Jean Nouvel, known for diverse but distinctive projects, has won architecture's top honor.March 31, 2008 artsNews
Next to MoMA, a Tower Will Reach for the Stars
A new 75-story tower designed by the architect Jean Nouvel in Midtown promises to be the most exhilarating addition to New York's skyline in a generation.November 15, 2007 artsNews
France's New Music Temple
The Philharmonie de Paris, set to open in January 2015 as the new home of the Orchestre de Paris, faces questions about its cost, location and programming.
August 29, 2014, Friday
MORE ON JEAN NOUVEL AND: Paris (France) , Classical Music , Nouvel, Jean , Orchestre de Paris
Developer Scales Back Plans for Muslim Center Near Ground Zero
Sharif El-Gamal, who once proposed a 15-story community center near the World Trade Center site, now plans to build a three-story museum devoted to Islam.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
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A Dinner in Miami Beach to Honor Some of the World's Most Renowned Architects
Jean Nouvel, Richard Meier and Norman Foster were a few of the larger-than-life talents to be seated on a unique night.
December 5, 2013, Thursday
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On View | Los Angeles Architecture, As It Might Have Been
A new exhibition surveys a century of unrealized building projects and urban planning schemes for the city. Here are five of the most amazing.
July 24, 2013, Wednesday
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12-Year-Old Building at MoMA Is Doomed
Just 12 years old and critically acclaimed, the former American Folk Art Museum will be torn down to make room for an expansion by its neighbor, the Museum of Modern Art.
April 11, 2013, Thursday
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T Salone Party
Some of the most well-known architects and designers gathered at the Bulgari Hotel in Milan to celebrate T's Spring Design issue.
April 10, 2013, Wednesday
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Director of Louvre to Step Down
Henri Loyrette spearheaded some big projects and also brought contemporary art to the museum.
December 18, 2012, Tuesday
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Big Spaces for Big Art at the Edges of Paris
An area on the Île Seguin will be among the sites for FIAC, the mid-October Paris art fair. The space, called R4, will eventually become a Jean Nouvel-designed complex. It is only one of several new art spaces on the Paris periphery.
October 8, 2012, Monday
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Designer Seating Made of Recyclables
Jean Nouvel collaborated with Emeco on the So So collection of chairs and stools made entirely of recycled aluminum.
September 13, 2012, Thursday
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36 Hours in Montpellier, France
In this Mediterranean city, trams are wrapped in style, city hall wears blue and the fruit of the sea decorates plates.
August 12, 2012, Sunday
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City and Landscape
Jean Nouvel, the French architect, received architecture's top honor, the Pritzker Prize.
Twin City Stages
Take a virtual tour of the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis.
A Monument to Colonialism
Michael Kimmelman discusses the display choices and juxtaposition of objects in the new Musée du Quai Branly in Paris.
Starchitects on Parade
Gehry and Ando and Nouvel, oh my! How a sleepy vineyard in Provence landed the biggest names in architecture.
Architects Take On Museums in Doha and Abu Dhabi
I.M. Pei, Frank Gehry, Norman Foster and Jean Nouvel discuss their work in the Persian Gulf.
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Stripe Pearl Detail Tie Neck Top
Seductive simplicity makes this tie neck halter a must-own. In pearl beaded details across the horizontal stripes, cut in shoulders and comfort stretch.
- Semi-fitted silhouette.
- Chiffon layered neckline with tie.
- Stretch knit lining.
- Shell and Lining: 95% polyester, 5% spandex. Hand wash separately. Imported.
- Length: 24.5" from shoulders.
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Watch: Don't mess with this street performer
Published On: Mar 18 2013 02:14:33 PM EDT
Updated On: Mar 17 2013 12:00:00 AM EDT
Updated On: Mar 17 2013 12:00:00 AM EDT
Rude pedestrian gets a blow to the face, when he thinks it's a good idea to annoy the street performer.
Click here to watch the street performer's unexpected reaction to abuse.
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Bay Shore's Jasmyne Spencer selected in WPS draft
Former Bay Shore star Jasmyne Spencer was selected by the Philadelphia independence in with the third pick in the fourth round (21st overall) in the Women's Professional Soccer draft. "I'm just so happy for Jasmyne," Maryland head soccer coach Brian Pensky said in a team press release. "She loves the game and it means the world to her. There's no question she's going to make the...Read more »


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The Breguet Tourbillons12/04/2004
THE ART OF PERFECT TIMINGA.-L. Breguet's invention of the Tourbillon revolutionized the art of watchmaking in 1801 and set a new standard for timekeeping.For centuries, scientists and philosophers had used the term Tourbillon to refer to the regular rotation of planets around the sun, despite the world Tourbillon, or whirlwind, being somewhat of a misnomer for the ordered regularity of the universe. Like astronomy, watchmaking has precise and structured systems, so it was unsurprising that A.-L. Breguet borrowed the term to name one of the most significant advances in the industry's history. In fact, Breguet had created his own little whirlwind, a mechanism that "shook up" the ordered components in a watch to ensure perfect timing...
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