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Enjoy this wonderful and rare track off the compilation titled "Arrete Mal Parlé" by Fair Nick Stars, a band that rose to fame in the 1970s throughout the French Caribbean, originating in Guadeloupe. Also if you are interested in the artwork please check out the video interview with the club's graphic designer Lewis Heriz after the jump.
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It seems there are a lot of openings that have happened over the past couple of weeks on Pine Street in downtown Orlando. First Bullitt Bar finally opens, next NV is bought and finally open regularly to the public and now the old A.K.A. Lounge space is open again.
The new venue is called Pine Street Live, and the upstairs spot will serve as a regular live music venue. Instead of periodically like its predecessor. I like hearing this is the case, A.K.A. was always one of my favorite venues to catch acts during the Florida Music Festival, and according to co-owner John Doran it will be a venue during FMF this year too.
PSL will be open on Thursday and Friday this week with Skart from Supervillians playing on Thursday and The Wize Men playing on Friday. Both nights the doors open at 9 p.m.; Saturday the venue may not be open due to an act not being booked yet. I really have to disagree with that thought process, since it's a new venue hours should be consistent or people are going to stop coming no matter how cool of a place it is (look to NV across the street in years past). They just started booking acts so we'll cut them a break this week.
The inside has been changed a bit according to Doran, but of course worked around what made A.K.A. stand out, that fantastic exposed brick all around you. There are two stages and two full bars. I haven't seen it yet, but should be pretty cool.
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Taxpayer-supported Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond has signed research contracts with tobacco giant Philip Morris USA that restrict academic freedoms, the New York Times reported. Philip Morris, a unit of Altria Group, is also sponsor of a $300 million research center connected to the university. The research contract, signed in 2006, stipulates that professors cannot publish or speak about results of studies without the cigarette company's permission. And if university officials are asked about the contract by news organizations or other third parties, they are required to decline to comment and must inform the company, the Times reported. Finally, all intellectual property from the research belongs to the company, not the university. Last year the tobacco company gave $1.3 million to the university, a portion of which was restricted by the contract.
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While Annapolis Royal does sit in the valley between the North and South Mountains, neither of these geological formations are renowned for their current skiing opportunities. In fact, many visitors from Alberta and British Columbia get a good laugh that we refer to these formations as mountains. More than once I have heard the sarcastic question, "Is the mountain somewhere behind that small hill?" It is for this reason that visitors have trouble believing that there was a ski factory here.
To understand why Annapolis Royal was a logical location, you must consider the type of skiing that was done in the mid to late 1930s. While skiing is an ancient activity in Scandinavia, it is a relative newcomer in North America. By the 1930s, the sport had a following in some areas but it was not a common activity. Downhill skiing, as it is understood today, did not evolve until the capacity for mechanical uphill transportation was developed. In the 1930s, if you wanted to ski down a hill, you first needed to ski up that same hill. In fact, the hills surrounding Annapolis Royal would provide ample opportunities for this sort of skiing. For these reasons, the skis, which have similarities to both downhill and cross country skis, could logically be made in an area with modest hills and without a long history of skiing.
Established in 1932, the business operated under both the Canada Ski Company name as well as Canada Ski and Wood Ltd. The wood for the skis came from local birch trees but hickory and ash logs were also shipped to Annapolis Royal from the southern American states by train. The factory managed to stay in business locally until 1940 when they moved to Montreal.
The Canada Ski Company's skis are actually excellent examples of the type of skis made in the mid 1930s. The tip of the ski has a small wooden block. This block was used to attach a clamp the skis when they were not in use. This clamp would ensure that the ski would not lose its curve or camber. This block disappears on skis made in the 1940s. Like earlier skis, the foot is still attached to the ski using a leather strap. When attached, the heel was still free to move around unlike modern downhill skis or modern cross country skis which attach only at the toe.
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Very nice article, it's too bad that old factories like this one are vanishing one after another. It is amazing to see the skis from that era. I wish I owed a pair of the old wooden ones just to admire the craftsmanship it took to make such a beautiful thing. It must have been immensely hard to ski on such skis because of the lack of steel edges and the fact that the heel was loose made it even more difficult. I admire the old time skiers for this.ReplyDelete
Take care, Lorne
I found an ad for Bluenose Skis,ReplyDelete
from Canada Ski Company, Annapolis
Royal, in the 1928-1929 Canadian Ski
Annual. So the company is older than 1932.
Probably the first cross-country skiers in the area were the Thygesen
family who lived in Roxbury from 1920-1927. There is a
chapter in Dave Whitman's Roxbury book (p 112-118)
about the daughter Philippa who, from the age of 9, would ski out and back to Paradise.
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I was given a pair of skis today that I was told came from my family's ski making company My last name is Lescaudron. Most people in Annapolis know of Grandfather Victor Lescaudron or if you did not know him then you would know my Father Nick Lescaudron. I'd love to know more about my family's history with this ski company it's something I know nothing about, so any info that has to do with my family would be awesomeReplyDelete
Come by the O'Dell House Museum at some point and we will see what information we have for you.
I plan to make it my summer project. You will see me for sureReplyDelete


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Whitey Anderson Indian factory racer and worker had a nasty fall on Thursday morning and was rushed to the hospital where they found he has a bad case of pneumonia.
Played hooky from work this AM and met Millie at the hospital. I found out some interesting info about Whitey, I had noted that several post on the Internet talk about a Andy Anderson in the Yankee chapter of the AMCA. I asked Millie about that she said Whitey was know as Andy during his time in the service and afterwords it stuck until his fellow racers came up with the Whitey label. Only his parents friends call him Walter. UPDATE: there is a Andy Anderson in CT who also has a large early indian collection so theres some confusion at time wich Anderson is who..
Well Whitey was able to talk some but not very well his breaths are short and rapid. It took some time for him to recognize me and Millie and son Art. I had brought some large photo's from 2006 Florida trip and Millie got Whitey to point out the people in the photos. He's very weak and can not keep his eyes open more then a minute or two but still tries to talk but it not coming out understandable. He asked Millie and Art if they know where to bury him. Millie said this was the best he's been since Thursday. That shocks me.
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2011-12: Appeared in 30 games, including one start ... Averaged 3.8 points and 2.7 rebounds while playing 14.3 minutes per game ... Shot 91.3 percent from the free-throw line ... Scored in double figures twice ... Posted a career-high 17 points on 7-of-9 shooting against Miami (2/8) ... Had 10 points against Eastern Illinois (11/20) ... Grabbed four-or-more rebounds 10 different times ... Pulled down a season-best six rebounds against Miami (2/8) ... Had a career-high tying four assists against SIU Edwardsville (2/18), playing in his 100th career game at NIU ... Recorded his first career multi-block game against Miami (2/8). 2010-11: Appeared in 22 contests, all coming off the bench ... Averaged 1.8 points and 1.8 rebounds per game ... Scored a season-best 10 points at Miami (2/9) ... Grabbed a career-high seven rebounds at Ball State (3/5) ... Dished out a career-best four assists against Ball State (3/5) ... Scored seven points and grabbed six rebounds against Eastern Michigan (3/2) ... Averaged 4.5 points and 4.8 rebounds per game over the final four games of the season.
2009-10: Saw action in 26 games, and started the season opener at Northwestern ... Averaged 2.2 points and 1.2 rebounds per game on a 32.2 field goal percentage ... Scored a season-high nine points and corralled a season-best five rebounds in the regular season finale, a 60-58 win over visiting Toledo (3/4/2010) ... Chipped in seven points twice, in the Huskies' 85-57 victory over Tennessee State (11/20/09), and in a 99-93 win at Chicago State (1/6/2010) ... Scored five points at Akron (2/3/2010) ... Played at least 10 minutes in eight contests, including a season-high 20 minutes against Toledo.
2008-09: Appeared in 28 games with eight starts ... In an average of 13.9 minutes per game, scored 3.6 points, pulled down 1.6 rebounds and committed 1.1 turnovers per contest ... Twice tied his career-high with 13 points, against Loyola-Chicago (Dec. 20) and versus Akron (Feb. 15) ... Chipped in nine points at Miami University (Jan. 28) ... Played at least 11 minutes in 21 games, including in each of the final 15 contests of the season ... Scored seven points apiece versus Maine (Nov. 14) and at Southeast Missouri State (Feb. 21) ... Corralled a season-high five rebounds against Bowling Green (Jan. 31) ... Shot 36 percent from the field, 33 percent from three-point range, and 67 percent from the free throw line ... One of eight NIU players to score 100 or more (102) points on the season.
Prep: Named to the IBCA and Illinois Basketball Service All-State First Team after averaging 19.2 points and 9.6 rebounds per game ... Shot 70.2 at the free throw line, 56 percent from the field, and 40 percent from three in his final season ... Finished his career in second on Geneseo's all-time scorers list ... Earned Associated Press All-State Team honorable mention accolades as a junior and second team honors as a senior ... Named the player of the year by the Moline Dispatch and Rock Island Argus ... Garnered IBCA Second Team All-State accolades ... Named team's most valuable player and helped the Leafs to an 18-8 record ... Earned a place on the Quad-City Times' All-Area and Moline Dispatch's All-Western Illinois teams.
Personal: Born August 25, 1989 in Rock Island, Ill. ... Son of Shari-Ann and Brad Storm ... Father played basketball at Augustana, where he was an all-conference selection ... NCIC Academic All-Conference selection garnered a place on the honor roll each semester.


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aww we never had anything under our school building. the most exciting thing that ever happened in my elementary school was some photographer taking pictures of the first graders had a camera that had a flash that set off the fire alarm (that was a terribly constructed sentence). We had to file outside and then the firemen came and searched the building for 1 1/2 hours. I got to miss gym.
Ironically, that fire drill happened on 9/11/01.


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|Veltung on Hornung watch list
University of Idaho junior Justin Veltung, a receiver/return specialist from Puyallup, Wash., is one of 50 players on the 2011 Paul Hornung Award Watch List (presented by Texas Roadhouse), which was announced Monday.
The award, which was established in 2010, honors the versatility that became the trademark of former Green Bay Packers great and Notre Dame star Paul Hornung. Veltung is one of 50 players on the list and one of just three from the Western Athletic Conference. Of the 50 players on the list, 20 are seniors, 20 are juniors and 10 are sophomores.
In two seasons, Veltung has amassed 1,717 all-purpose rushing yards, which includes 1,111 in kickoff returns, 504 in receptions and 102 rushing. His 1,111 kickoff returns yards (425 as a freshman and 686 as a sophomore) rank fourth all-time at Idaho for a career, as do his return totals of 47 (30 in 2010 and 425 in 2009).
On two occasions, Veltung has scored on a kickoff return - 94 yards against Louisiana Tech as a freshman and 84 yards at Fresno State as a sophomore.
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NEW YORK -- Dayton's incredible season has come to an end.
It's been a stellar year for the Flyers who won a school-record 28 games and achieved their highest ranking in the AP poll. They just didn't have enough to beat second-seeded Kentucky, falling to the Wildcats 84-70 in the second round of the women's NCAA tournament on Tuesday night.
Not bad for a team that's the sixth youngest in the country.
"When I came in, we were begging people to come to games," said senior point guard Sam MacKay, tearing up. "Now my last home game we had 5,200 people. Freshman year we won our first NCAA tournament game and it was a great feeling. We rose our expectations and to be in four NCAA tournaments at a mid-major school is unbelievable."
Coach Jim Jabir, who has guided the team to the last four NCAA tournaments and its first regular season Atlantic 10 title this year was thrilled with the progress that the school has made lately.
"I'm sad we lost, but so proud of all the kids and everything we've done," he said. "We averaged 2,600-2,700 people this year. When I walked out of the tunnel and the whole lower bowl was full at the last home game, that was my goal when I took the job. I was choked up. We hope to be back here or somewhere like this next year after a "W" going to the Sweet 16."
Dayton was down 16 points to Kentucky before rallying back to 46-44 midway through the second half. The Flyers were just done in by too many turnovers and a career night by A'dia Mathies.
The two-time SEC player of the year, like most of the Wildcats, was sick before the game -- bitten by a flu bug that was sweeping through the team.
Mathies shook off the stomach virus to put up one of the best performances in school history. She matched her career high with 34 points.
"She looked really ill before the game and didn't look energized like `I'm going to have this kind of performance.' She felt terrible. It was a definite Michael Jordanesque. An unbelievable performance."
The Wildcats (29-5) will face Delaware in the semifinals of the Bridgeport Regional on Saturday.
With Kentucky clinging to a 46-44 advantage early in the second half, Mathies scored 10 points during a 16-3 run to help the Wildcats take control of the game.
She had two 3-pointers, including one to cap the burst and make it 62-47. Mathies was coming off the worst game of her career where she didn't hit a field goal in the first-round win over Navy. She made 13 of 17 against Dayton.
"I just went out there and played as hard as I could," Mathies said. "I believe on the first possession I didn't know how I'd make it through this. I didn't want my season to end. Everybody gave their all and came with their victory."
Andrea Hoover scored 22 points to lead the Flyers (28-3), who got no closer than eight the rest of the way to end the best season in school history.
One of the best seasons for Kentucky will continue in Bridgeport. The Wildcats have the most wins in school history and have reached the regional semifinals for the third time in the past four seasons.
Coach Matthew Mitchell is building a tradition at a school rich in men's basketball history.
"We have the goal of becoming the best program in the country," he said. "We have a lot of work to do, but we are making a lot of progress."
Dayton got off to a strong start, hitting its first seven shots and were tied 14-14 with Kentucky before the Wildcats turned up their pressure. They went on a 12-0 run over the next 5 minutes to take a 26-14 advantage. Mathies hit two 3-pointers during the burst. The Flyers had four turnovers in that stretch.
"(Mathies) is a great player," Jabir said. "The things she can do with the basketball. She can shoot the 3. That one shot where she drove and leaned in on our post and looked like Michael Jordan two feet lower. There was nothing more we could have done there."
Kentucky led 38-22 with 3:12 left and looked like they were about to blow the game open but went cold from the field and started fouling Dayton.
The Flyers closed the half on a 9-2 run hitting all six free throws they attempted to trail 40-31 at the break.
Hoover hit a 3-pointer with 34 seconds left to cap the burst. It was the Flyers first 3 of the game. They hit 10 in the opening-round 96-90 double-overtime win over St. John's.
Dayton kept it going to start the second half and closed to 46-44. The Flyers only had one turnover during their run to bridge the halves after committing 14 in first 15 minutes.
Unfortunately the Wildcats' "40 minutes of dread" wore down Dayton as the Flyers had five turnovers during Kentucky's burst that blew open the game.


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Women's Basketball Suffers First Ivy Loss Since 2011, Falls at Harvard
For the first time since 2011 the Princeton women's basketball team suffered an Ivy League loss, snapping its 33-game conference winning streak. A sluggish first half put the Tigers down early and Harvard capitalized to upend Princeton 58-55 Friday night in Cambridge, Mass.
Despite a 7-0 run early in the game, it was Harvard that managed to respond to each Tiger scoring rally and prevent Princeton from swinging the momentum.
A flat offense, shooting only 33.3 percent (9-for-27), allowed the Crimson to hold the lead for nearly the entire first half and for the first time all Ivy season Princeton went into halftime trailing, 29-25.
After the break, Kristen Helmstetter scored three consecutive off the stripe to make it a one-point game, 29-28 at 17:01, but the Crimson countered with a 5-0 run to hold off the Tigers again.
Helmstetter finished with a team-high 18 points, going 6-for-8 from the stripe.
Four Mariah Smith points and a put back from Niveen Rasheed carried Princeton on a 6-0 run to tie the game for the first time since the first half, 44-44 with 7:13 to play.
Both sides traded baskets down the stretch, but costly misses prevented the Tigers from building a lead.
Rasheed recorded her 10th double-double of the year with 13 points and a game-high 11 rebounds.
Princeton shot a season-low 25.8 percent from the field (16-for-62) and relied heavily on its 20 free throws to keep the game within range.
While the Tigers snapped their 11-game winning streak, the lessons learned from Friday's game inevitably will pay dividends as the final month of the season progresses and Princeton fights to remain on top of the Ivy standings.
The Tigers (18-6, 9-1 Ivy) head next to Dartmouth for a Saturday 7 p.m. game in Hanover, N.H.


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- Removing the lower bowl on the visitor side, and re-pouring concrete to make it permanent and closer to the field
- Re-doing part of the lower bowl on the home side and both endzones, including some new concrete
- Replacing seats in the lower bowl
- Replacing most of the seats in the upper bowl; removing some number of them
- Adding new video display boards
- Adding a partial roof
- (and as Stu Gotts reminds me) HD lighting
Yeah, maybe the seats are old and need to be replaced. And perhaps there is a need to re-pour the concrete on the visitor side, based on the retractable seating for the Marlins. But does it *have to be* done?
And the new video boards? Didn't Wayne replace those just 6 years ago?
The roof - whatever. Sure it might be nice. But its not a must-have, certainly.
So its a ruse to get public funds to create new seats, and thus make more money for him.
Now we can look forward to more "woe is me" from him, and a lot of arm twisting saying he needs this, or boo hoo, he might have to move.
And once again....they ain't moving anywhere - that's just more bluster.
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ZF-7341: Zend_Navigation does not mark children of active pages.
When creating a menu with Zend_Navigation, it is currently difficult to simply create a menu of items below the current active page, when the minDepth is greater than the depth of the active page.
echo $this->navigation()->menu()->renderMenu(null, array(
'minDepth' => 1,
'maxDepth' => 1,
'ulClass' => 'navigation white',
'onlyActiveBranch' => true,
'renderParents' => false));
This should render a menu of the child pages of the top level of the container, but currently if the active page is one of the root nodes, it will render nothing.
The fix for this requires modifications to Zend_View_Helper_Menu::_renderDeepestMenu(). Unfortunately, this would break BC, because the rendered output would be different for calls to renderMenu() if minDepth/maxDepth is set.
However, it is a bug, and the fix would most likely make the helper behave more like people expect it would. How do we proceed?
Edited code snippet to make it more readable.
Fix it for 1.9, and put it in capitals in the migration guide?
its a bug, we cant provide backwards compabitilty for bugs :)
Agreed with Benjamin and Dolf. The current behavior is considered buggy, so we break BC slightly. All such breaks should include a "migration" chapter in the relevant documentation indicating what the break is, why it occurred, and how to update the code.
Robin -- this would not be considered something that falls under feature freeze; if you cannot get it in by feature freeze tomorrow, you can still merge it to the release branch prior to the RC.
I had a feeling that was the case. Good to know. I'll have it fixed before the weekend :)
Fixed in r16981.


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ZF-2271: Zend_Cache_Backend_File bug in PHP 5.2.5
The return value of glob() changed in PHP 5.2.5 when no matches are found (now returns false). See http://www.php.net/glob.
This causes an "Invalid argument supplied for foreach()" on line 281 in release 1.0.3, as well as any other place in Zend_Cache_Backend_File where the return value of glob() is iterated using a foreach loop.
i just commited a fix for this in trunk, can you confirm that the problem is gone ?
It's fixed.
fixed in trunk and in 1.0 branch


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Penny from Tigerlily Weddings had a dream. She wanted to create a platform to showcase the best of UK's talent in the wedding industry and beyond. After months and months of hard work, her efforts has paid off, and Love Scarlett was born.
Love Scarlett is a beautifully designed online journal, featuring a team of people, including fitness instructors, sommeliers, photographers, DJs, and hair and make-up artists, to name a few. By letting the normally 'behind-the-scenes' wedding suppliers have a platform, Love Scarlett aims to educate and enlighten people, whether they're getting married, or just want to be inspired.
I'm proud to be one of the partners, you could view some of my work on the journal here, here, and here. I will also be doing more how-to's, shoots and events with the team, including workshops, so keep an eye out for them!
I hope that Love Scarlett will inspire you as much as it inspires me. I'm looking forward to watching this precious flower grow.
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Stepping motor with battery-free absolute sensor enables accurate positioning
Oriental Motor has developed the αSTEP AZ Series of closed-loop stepping motor & Driver packages, which contain its patented mechanical absolute sensor, the ABZO Sensor.
"The ABZO Sensor in the motor is able to record the current position of the motor in the sensor itself. So, it enables high-precision positioning and homing without a home sensor or a limit sensor."


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In 1794, two years before Tennessee became a state, the legislature of the Southwest Territory chartered Blount College in Knoxville as one of the first three colleges established west of the Appalachian Mountains. In 1807, the school changed its name to East Tennessee College. The school relocated to a 40-acre tract, known today as 'the Hill,' in 1828 and was renamed East Tennessee University in 1840. The Civil War literally shut down the university. Students and faculty were recruited to serve on battlefields, and troops used campus facilities as hospitals and barracks. In 1869, East Tennessee University became the state's land-grant institution under the auspices of the 1862 Morrill Act. In 1879, the state legislature changed the name of the institution to the University of Tennessee. By the early 20th century, the university admitted women, hosted teacher institutes, and constructed new buildings. Since that time, the University of Tennessee has established campuses and programs across the state. Today, in addition to a rich sports tradition, the University of Tennessee provides Tennesseans with unparalleled opportunities.
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ZF-10989: Note: Note: appearing in coding standards docs
In the coding standards docs, a lot of the 'Note' blocks repeat 'note' twice. The first example is in the first 'Note' section of the overview at http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…
Sent pull request https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/…
Can you fix it in ZF1 too?
Resolving: https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/…
Reopening for integration within ZF1
Cancel wrong fix version
r23820 fixes in trunk, and merge with r23821
Cf: http://mikaelkael.dyndns.org/checker/language/…
Sadly, this change increases my work very much.
I will happy if you would perform separately change of new line position and correction of the character string
@Satoru, I do not use this tool. I discovered that it not only shows the words that change indeed.


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Camp Sunny Patch honor counselor Adrienne puts a cool twist on our Session 9 activity, Olympic Torch Game!
Hi! I'm Adrienne from The Iowa Farmer's Wife and I don't know about you, but we are super excited about the Olympics at our house! We had a blast giving Amy's Olympic Torch Game from Camp Sunny Patch Session 9 a little flare of our own! Download printable instructions for the original version here.
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The Best of National Geographic Channel DVD collection makes a perfect gift and a great sampler of some of our best current series and classic programs. Includes three episodes of Ultimate Factories, Inside the Milky Way, four episodes from season two of Shark Men, four episodes from season two of Alaska State Troopers, and National Geographic's Most Incredible Photos. See the Title List tab for more information.
Not available for shipment outside of the U.S.
Ultimate FactoriesGo behind the scenes as National Geographic explores manufacturing goliaths and brings to life some of the greatest one-of-a-kind factories in the world. Includes three episodes: BMW, Corvette, and Peterbilt.
138 minutes. © 2009
Inside the Milky WayUsing cutting-edge science, National Geographic constructs a 3-D state-of-the-art CGI model of our galaxy. Gaze into the heart of the Milky Way on the hunt for super-massive black holes. Witness as stars are born and die. Fly out and above the plane of our galaxy to understand its true shape and scour its dusty spiral arms for the possibility of life.
50 minutes. #169; 2010
Shark MenAs one of the planet's most feared creatures, few people would search out a great white shark, let alone try to catch one. Shark Men features a team of anglers and scientists who go against the grain and actively try to hunt these skilled predators. Their aim: to uncover spectacular secrets about the shark's migratory patterns, breeding and birthing sites. Join the crew and experts from Expedition Great White as they set out to land even more monster great whites. Includes four episodes from Season Two: Murky Waters, Hot Water, Surfing with Sharks, and Young and Hungry.
171 minutes. © 2011
Alaska State Troopers
National Geographic follows the Alaska State Troopers, capturing a mixture of raw nature and criminal activity throughout the Alaskan wilderness and its remote villages. Each episode presents a "day-in-the-life" look at the job. Responding by land, air and seawith backup sometimes days awaythey face danger to protect the people and wildlife of Alaska. Includes four episodes from Season Two: Spring Break Madness, Arctic Force, Manhunt, and Justice Below Zero.
180 minutes. © 2011
National Geographic's Most Incredible Photos
150 minutes. © 2010
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I would only use ONE out of Five DVDs. I threw the rest away. The topics were so narrow, I know of no one I could give them to.The only worthwhile DVD was the Milky Way DVD.
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Sitting viewing these films with my Grandsons a definate positive.
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Great assortment
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This great DVD collection offers something for everyone. Watch one at a time or all in one sitting on a rainy day. Each DVD comes in it's own case so one can easily share with others and swap stories of your favorites.
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These Videos are typical of National Geographic's fantastic photography and filming. The DVD's are all very entertaining and educational.
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Although it comes in a nice slipcase, each disk is individually packaged like a normal DVD, so the set can be divided up to give individually to folks who may enjoy one show but not another.At the sale price, it is an amazing value! Too good to pass up! Even at its full price, it would still be a better value than buying any three of the shows separately.


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Oracle Support Policy
VMware's business mission is to reduce complexity, lower costs, and improve information technology service delivery for customers. This extended support policy delivers this, by driving resolution of customer technology issues that involve multiple product vendors. VMware is committed to its customers' success and supports their choice to run Oracle software in modern, virtualized environments.
Expanded Support
VMware is committed to the success of its customers in deploying simplified, cost-effective, and better information technology services. To further this, we recently announced expanded support for Oracle Database technical issues with the VMware vSphere platform. This expanded technical support is driven by our VMware customers' choice to deploy increasing amounts of their Oracle Database software with VMware products.
This expanded support is targeted at Oracle Database usage "above and below" vSphere, where the Oracle database is:
- used as a data store for VMware products
- run within a virtual machine on vSphere/ESX
VMware Oracle Support provides customers the following new advantages as part of the existing Support and Subscription contract at no additional charge:
- Total ownership of Oracle Database technical issues reported to VMware Support
- Access to a team of Oracle DBA resources within VMware Support to troubleshoot related to Oracle Databases used as a data store or run within a VM
- Performance tuning and best practices related to Oracle Database used as a data store or run within a VM
- Faster resolution of technical issues in VMware environments via a TSANet collaborative support arrangement between VMware Support and Oracle Support
Total Ownership
VMware Support will accept accountability for any Oracle-related issue reported by a customer. By being accountable, VMware Support will drive the issue to resolution regardless of which vendor (VMware, Oracle, or others) is responsible for the resolution. In most cases, reported issues can be resolved via configuration changes, bug fixes, or feature enhancements by one of the involved vendors.
In the rare situation that another vendor is unable or unwilling to provide a satisfactory technical resolution, VMware Support will immediately notify the customer, assist in escalation and explore other potential technical workarounds with the customer.
VMware will also assist its customers with technical issues for other Oracle software products, besides the Oracle Database and provide similar escalation assistance if needed.
Besides technical assistance, VMware Support will advocate on the customer's behalf to:
- Provide any relevant evidence that virtualization does not play a part in the Oracle product technical problem
- Engage Oracle Support in resolving the customer's technical issue, escalating management attention as appropriate


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Illinois Learning Standards
The Illinois Learning Standards (ILS) define what all students in all Illinois public schools should know and be able to do in the seven core areas as a result of their elementary and secondary schooling.
On June 24, 2010 the Illinois State Board of Education adopted new learning standards (nILS) for Math and English Language Arts. On February 27, 2014 the Board adopted new standards for Science. The purpose of these new, more rigorous standards is to better prepare students for college and the workforce. Prior to the Board's actions the Illinois Learning Standards had not changed since their adoption in 1997.
- Sexual Health Education Guidance posted (4/19/16)
- Social Science updates (2/26/16)
- Performance Descriptors and Assessments by Standard
- Evaluation Study of the Illinois Learning Standard
- Introduction to the Illinois Learning Standards
- Introduction to Descriptors and Assessments
- Teacher's Guide to Classroom Assessments
- Report of the Illinois Task Force on Civic Education Posted! (May 2014)
- Standards Aligned Classroom Information
- Standards Aligned Classroom Lessons (SAC) Lesson Plans developed by teachers on past SAC teams
- Illinois Standards Appendices
- Standards — Questions and Answers
- ILS Reports
- General Interest Resources
- Career Development and Preparation Assessments and Resources
- English Language Learning Proficiency Standards
- Illinois Spanish Language Arts Standards
- Illinois Assessment Frameworks
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ZF-8880: Zend_Validate_PostCode __construct method should have default $options = null
The construct method of Zend_Validate_PostCode is missing a default value for the $options parameter, seeing as it checks if (null === $options) I would suggest adding '= null' to the constructor so that nothing needs to be passed over if you intend to fetch the locale from the registry.
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They came from across the nation and across the block to contribute to the Fox News Good Day Cares partnership with Catholic Charities to help people whose lives have been devastated by the super storm.
Staff and volunteers formed conga lines to load donations on to Catholic Charities trucks that will bring these vital goods to neighborhoods hardest hit by the storm.
"We're a hurting city; we're a helping city but we're bringing hope to people," said Catholic Charities NY Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan during his interview this morning on Fox News. "We're going to make lives better and we thank you for your help."
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The New York Times Neediest Cases Campaign kicked off its 101st year of profiling the people Catholic Charities serves.
Lataja James, 18, for example, planned to attend an all-expense-paid volunteer program in Nicaragua the summer before her senior year of high school. But when she went to her doctor for the required vaccinations, a simple blood test revealed that she was pregnant.
The following day, Lataja's mother bought her a suitcase. But it was not for the trip Lataja had planned.
"'I don't know where you're going,'" Lataja recalls her mother saying, "'but you're going to get out of my house.'"
Click here to read about the home and help Lataja found at Catholic Charities affiliate Elinor Martin Residence for Mother and Child in New Rochelle, NY and the future she and her baby son, Dillyn, have begun to build.
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TOMORROW! Columbia College Chicago is hosting an informal portfolio review for their graduating photography students from 5-8pm tomorrow, May 16. Creative professionals are invited to go check out the work of this group of young photographers. There will be food and drink and conversations about photography. http://www.colum.edu/industryevents/events/photography-review.php
The Philadelphia Photo Arts Center is holding their fourth annual Book Fair. Participants include MACK Books, Printed Matter, Vox Populi, Light Work and Houseboat Press, among many others. It's a fair of photo books. Nuff said.
An exhibition of the work of 50 photographers selected as finalists in the 2013 Critical Mass competition opens this Friday at Jennifer Schwartz Gallery in Atlanta. The exhibition is curated by W.M. Hunt. http://www.jenniferschwartzgallery.com/critical-mass-top-50-exhibition/
This is very cool: United Photo Industries and New York Waterway's East River Ferry people are partnering to exhibit photographs on weekday ferries throughout the summer. The project kicked off this week, and it will include water-related photography by Joni Sternbach, Stephen Mallon, David Doubilet, Andreas Franke, Corey Arnold and Eric Prinvault. http://unitedphotoindustries.com/special-projects/drawn-to-water/ (more…)


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ZF-2327: Zend_XmlRpc_Request_Http::__construct() does not conform to Zend_XmlRpc_Request::__construct()
The Zend_XmlRpc_Request_Http construct is missing the method and params arguments. If you extend the Http class and then try to assign the method through the constructor, it doesn't get assigned to the internal _method property, though it does in Zend_XmlRpc_Request.
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This is by design. Zend_XmlRpc_Request_Http is designed to answer to incoming HTTP requests. Its constructor pulls XML from php://input and passes it to loadXml() -- which is when the method and params will be set.
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With a concentration in Biblical Languages, the student will become proficient in one biblical language at a beginner level and another language at an intermediate level. The concentration will prepare those going into vocational ministry for competence in working with biblical languages and provide, at a minimum, entry-level competence for graduate studies. In some cases, further graduate language study will not be needed.
The Biblical Languages concentration consists of 26 credits. These credits may be earned with two years of Greek (16 credits) and one year of Hebrew (10 credits) or two years of Hebrew (16 credits) and one year of Greek (10 credits).
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Each of Evangel's academic programs is made up of a set of core curriculum, program requirements and electives. The courses listed below are just a small sample of courses that might be taken as a part of this specific program.
|Elementary Hellenistic Greek
|Intensive study of elementary grammar, syntax and vocabulary with selected readings from the New Testament and other Hellenistic writings.
|Advanced Hellenistic Greek
|Selections of various genre of the New Testament and other Hellenistic writings are studied, including an emphasis on exegesis, textual criticism and theological application.
|Elementary Biblical Hebrew
|Intensive study of biblical Hebrew grammar, syntax and vocabulary with selected readings from the Old Testament.
|Intermediate Biblical Hebrew
|Selections of various genre of the Old Testament are read, building vocabulary and expanding understanding of syntax. Translation and exegetical procedures will be practiced with the goal of developing a biblical theology.
|Advanced Biblical Hebrew
|Study of a particular genre in the Old Testament, including an emphasis on exegesis, textual criticism and theological application.
Evangel University's world-class faculty is made up of caring, Christian professionals who are distinguished in their fields and dedicated to the development of tomorrow's Christian leaders.
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100 Years After Their First Meeting, Fifth-Ranked Tiger Heavies Top Navy
"It's an honor to have this race back on our schedule," head coach Greg Hughes said. "Princeton and Navy first met for a dual race in 1913 and the racing has always been fierce. For generations of Princeton rowers, the Navy race was the first race of the season. It meant a lot to me when I was rowing here at Princeton and it is great to have that tradition back."
The Tiger varsity eight moved to 3-0 on the season, including last weekend's scrimmage wins over Syracuse and Georgetown, with a win in 6:08.0. Navy took second in 6:11.3.
"We stayed internal throughout the race and executed our race plan," said junior Jason Kopelman. "The Navy guys are very tough and it was great to have a chance to throw down with them."
The win was especially positive for a Princeton squad that will be moving into Ivy League competition next weekend. Princeton will head to Overpeck Lake next Saturday to take on Penn and Columbia for the Childs Cup, the oldest trophy in collegiate racing. It will be the first time in this historic series for freshman Patrick Eble, who is able to race with the varsity because of the new freshman eligibility rules.
"The start of the season has been rewarding for our boat, but I feel like these early results only indicates that our boat has a lot of aspects to work on in our race," Eble said. "There is much more speed to gain. I am very excited for our upcoming Ivy league races. As a freshman, the competition is on a completely different level and each race is a learning experience."
"Every race is exciting," Kopelman added. "We train many hours for each and every stroke of a race. The Ivy League will be very tight this year and that's great. I'm looking forward to logging some good hard miles in preparation for the races to come."
Princeton added wins in the second varsity (6:17.9) and the third varsity (6:22.3), while the Navy freshman eight earned a win over the Princeton 4V. Both teams also sent out at least one four, and Navy took it as a fifth varsity win in 7:35.0.
"Today was also a good test for the entire squad," Hughes said. "The 2V and the 3V both showed some good fight in their races. We still have lots of work to do, but I am pleased with the effort and the attitude that is developing."
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Navy 6:11.3
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Navy 6:32.8
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Children's National is ranked by U.S.News & World Report as one of the nation's best pediatric hospitals for pulmonary medicine because of our expertise in the field and the quality of care provided to patients and their families.
Division Chief Anastassios Koumbourlis, MD, has extensive experience in pediatric pulmonary medicine with special interests in congenital lung and airway anomalies, chest wall deformities, and pulmonary complications of neuromuscular and sickle cell disease. He also treats patients in the division's Cystic Fibrosis Center.
The division's team provides consultation and behavioral interventions for patients with chronic and acute respiratory diseases such as cystic fibrosis and asthma as well as pulmonary patients with sickle cell and neuromuscular disorders. The consultation service includes evaluation of psychological, social, and educational function and coping with stress of illness. We also offer condition specific programs that address the needs of children with more complex disorders.
The division's pediatric pulmonologists, nurses, and respiratory care practitioners provide comprehensive care for children with pulmonary (lung) diseases and related conditions, including:
The diagnostic pulmonary laboratory is a state-of-the-art facility staffed by credentialed respiratory therapists who have advanced specialized training in pulmonary diagnostic testing. Our specialists are able to perform a wide range of pulmonary function assessments, diagnostic, and therapeutic services, including flexible laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy, procedures that allow physicians to examine the internal airway.
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Children's National is one of just 4 pediatric hospitals ranked in the top 20 in every specialty in the U.S. News and World Report 2016-17 Best Children's Hospital Survey.
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Jules Corriere has written forty plays, written 6 books, edited four books of oral histories, and is currently writing a radio show at the International Storytelling Center in Jonesborough TN. Her production of Scrap Mettle SOUL's The Whole World Gets Well won the Presidential Points of Light Award and toured in London and Edinburgh. Other playwright credits include "Let My People Go! A Spiritual Journey" which performed at the Kennedy Center Concert Hall; and Turn the Wash Pot Down in Union, S.C., which was featured in People Magazine and named the First Official Folk Life Play of the state. American Theatre magazine said of this play, "Even if Turn the Washpot Down doesn't save Union 's life, it has already saved its soul." She appears in the current edition of Who's Who for her work in the field of Theater Arts and Social Activism
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