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text: Dr. Lisa Galarneau is a socio-cultural anthropologist, futurist and games researcher. She's been playing video games since 1981 (Pong!) and loves adventure-style games, RPGs, online games, simulations and anything novel. Her love for games has been passed onto her gamer kid, and she spends a lot of time observing and pondering the future of games.

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Salt Lake Magazine's Featured Chefs On Channel 2
All this week chefs featured in Salt Lake magazine's Dec. Issue will be on KUTV's Fresh From The Kitchen airing at noon. Today's chef was Jeffrey de Leon from Grand America's La Bonne Vie sharing his recipe for Bouche de Noel and Eggnog Pastry Cream. Read More


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Talk about a blast from the past: Rush played USANA Amphitheatre last night and it got me waxing nostalgic. I've never been a big Rush fan--I liked Tom Sawyer back in the day, but never got to know much more of their stuff than that. Rush will always stand out for me, though, because theirs was the first concert I ever saw.
My mom took my friends and me for my 11th birthday (I was still ten at the time). Providence Civic Center, soooo many years ago.
It was a big moment--the loud, crashing music you could feel in your legs and chest, the psychedelic flashing lights, the badness of it all... I was forever changed and from then on became addicted to live music. Lionel Richie, U2, The Rolling Stones, UB40, a-ha, John Cougar Mellencamp, James Taylor, Bon Jovi, oh my, even Cinderella and Tesla! When I was younger, I pretty much caught it all.
Now, of course, I'm older and somehow by some cool journalistic twist of fate, back on the concert scene, taking it all in. Between my former lifestyle (I used to travel a lot as a member of the U.S. Freestyle Ski Team) and other life/job stuff, I just hadn't been able to see as many shows as before. Until lately, really. And I'm loving it!
This weekend I'll be at Allen Toussaint (Sunday), Monday--the Punch Brothers, Tuesday? How's this for a throwback: The English Beat. The list goes on for next week (and be sure to check back for reviews, exclusive artist interviews and other news).
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After running across a Ski Utah media guide from the 1965–66 season, here's a look back at what was. Read More
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It's officially spring. Ya'll winter sports lovers need to get ready to settle down... in a month. Yes, you still have a whole month until April showers bring May flowers, and Alta is willing to give you a tight schedule on the slopes! Read More
Along with National Oatmeal, Bath Safety and Braille Literacy month, January is National Learn to Ski & Snowboard month. To celebrate, Utah is joining 200 resorts nationwide to promote an active winter lifestyle. These learn-to-ski or board offers last through January and are for first time skiers or snowboarders from Utah. Passes may have restrictions or extra perks. Look for recent renovations, snow conditions, base snow inches, lift opens, etc. when making your choice. Some passes have very strict guidelines, check-ins and hoops to jump through. Not all require Utah residency, and most highly recommend reserving your space asap. Alta Age: All Price: $179, includes 4 two-hour lessons, tickets, equipment rental. Reservations required alta.com, 801-799-2271 Brian Head Age: 13+ Price: $39 for 3.5-hour lesson, equipment rental and day lift pass for Navajo Mountain Weekends throughout January brianhead.com, 866-930-1010 Brighton Age: All Price: $45 for 2-hour morning or afternoon lesson, lift ticket and equipment rental. Lesson with night skiing available January 12, 6 p.m. Print out voucher from brightonresort.com and redeem at window 801-532-4731 Canyons Age: 4+ Price: $13 rental, ticket, and 2.5-hour lesson each for a total of $39. Reservations recommended, proof of Utah residence required. canyonsresort.com, 888-CANYONS Deer Valley Age: 13+ Price: $39 for 3-hour lesson, lift ticket and equipment. Limited to 55 registrants only. Reservations must be made prior to Jan. 26 by calling 888-754-8477 or 435-645-6648. Mention Ski Utah Learn to Ski Program. Must provide proof of residency. deervalley.com Eagle Point Age: All Price: $95 includes 5-hour full day lesson, including lunch, lift ticket and equipment rental. Group discounts available. skieaglepoint.com, 855-324-5378, 435-438-3700 Park City Mountain Resort Age: 6+ Price: $199 includes 5 sessions, 3 hour instruction each, lift ticket and equipment. Call 800-545-8112 to reserve, blackout dates do apply. More info at startnow.parkcitymountain.com Powder Mountain Age: 7+ Price: $85 5 weeks of 2 hour lessons. Does NOT include rental or tickets. Adult Tickets: $48/day 801-754-3772, powdermountain.com Snowbasin Age: All Price: $297 kids, $347 adult includes 4 sessions of 2-hour lessons with lift tickets and rentals. Finishing the course earns you a season pass valid after Jan. 28. 801-620-1100, snowbasin.com Snowbird Age: 13+ Price: $40 for 2.5-hour afternoon lesson, ticket and gear rental. Lessons also gives five discounted adult group lessons and five days of 1/2 price tickets. Request SKI UTAH program when pre-registering before Jan. 31. 801-933-2280, snowbird.com Solitude Age: All Price: $165 for 3 lift tickets, and equipment. After lessons are completed, student receives 1 all-mountain ticket to Solitude ($68 value). 801-534-1400, 801-536-5730, skisolitude.com Sundance Age: 6+ skiers, 7+ snowboarders Price: $40 for 2.5 hour group lesson, lift ticket, and rental. No reservations necessary. 801-223-4140, sundanceresort.com Wolf Mountain Age: 8+ Price: $39 for lift ticket, equipment and 2 hour lesson Sunday through Thursday. 801-745-3511, wolfcreekutah.com Read More
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Each week starting from now until day of the 2013 Sun Devil football season, the ASU media relations department will release a position group summary for every spot on the Sun Devil roster. These will provide in-depth detail on the top returners, promising newcomers and all you could need to know about each position as we head into what should be another exciting season under Todd Graham.
The first batch of summaries will focus on the offensive side of the ball, and this week we will review the 2013 Sun Devil Quarterbacks.
by Jeremy Hawkes
Just a year ago, the Arizona State University football team was heading into the start of summer practice with a big question mark at the quarterback position. Many who thought they would be seeing battle between Michael Eubank and Mike Bercovici for the starting role ended up seeing dark horse Taylor Kelly emerge from the fold following a phenomenal preseason. The sophomore would go on to have a record-setting year at the helm of the Sun Devil offense and, now a junior, leaves no doubt as to who the program's starter will be heading into the coming Fall.
In his first season of starting, Taylor Kelly completed a school-record 67.1 percent of his passes for 3,039 yards and 29 touchdowns. On the season, Kelly finished second in the Pac-12 in passing efficiency at 159.88 and was ninth in the nation in that category. He shattered the previous school record for quarterbacks with over 300 passes in the category, which was previously 145.09 by Rudy Carpenter in 2007. Kelly also set the school record for completion percentage (67.1 percent, 241-359). The previous record was 61.8 percent set the previous season by Brock Osweiler (minimum 300 pass attempts).
With 29 touchdown passes in 2012, Kelly ranked second in ASU single-season history, just one shy of the school record set by Andrew Walter in 2004. Additionally, Kelly threw just nine interceptions and the .0251 interception percentage ranks second in school history among QBs throwing over 300 passes, behind only the .0238 percentage set by Andrew Walter in 2003 (10 of 421). The team went as Taylor Kelly went as he threw 21 touchdowns with zero interceptions in ASU's eight wins on the season.
Kelly also owns the ability to make things happen with him legs, making him a threat in designed plans and giving him to opportunity to keep broken plays alive. This ability was demonstrated by his 516 net rushing yards on 134 attempts on the year - a mark skewed by the fact that sacks count against his rushing total. If you take out sacks, Kelly would have led the team in yardage and yards per carry with 690 net rushing yards in 2012 on 103 carries (6.7 ypc). Over the course of the season, Kelly had eight carries of 20 or more yards, easily tops of the team ahead of Marion Grice and D.J. Foster (3). Kelly accounted for 37 first downs on the ground on the year, a mark that also led the team.
Heading into the season, quarterbacks coach Mike Norvell has challenged Kelly to make the same improvements from Spring to Fall as he made last season and doing so is important as ASU's preseason practice won't be a cakewalk for Kelly, with Eubank and Bercovici both returning this year to offer competition following a Spring that saw both make improvements.
Eubank is one of the most athletically gifted quarterbacks in the league at 6-6, 246 with the ability to use his legs and to make passes. He finished 2012 with 223 rushing yards and four touchdowns, the latter ranking him third among Pac-12 quarterbacks in the category. His ability to bring a unique skill set to the field will give him chances to make plays again this coming season.
Norvell noted that Eubank made large improvements on understanding the rhythm and timing of the offense this Spring, allowing him to make better passes. Eubank also isn't afraid to put in the extra work to succeed, often being found on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon in the weight room working on his footwork or in the football office watching film.
Bercovici can't be left out of the equation either, with Norvell pointing out that he may have had the best spring in terms of improvement of all three guys. One of those improvements came in getting his body suited physically to what the Sun Devils expect from their quarterback. In the Spring, Bercovici showcased some athleticism extending the play and running the ball that was much improved from last season.
The redshirt sophomore also has a strong arm and a quick release that allowed him to make some fantastic passes during the Spring and even head coach Todd Graham noted that after a great Spring, he's not a guy one should rest their laurels on. He was the first true freshman to throw a pass for the Sun Devils since Jake Plummer back in the 1990's and was a top-rated quarterback prospect out of high school so the potential for success is clearly there.
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ZF-9251: @ still generates errors in logs
The isReadable method in Zend_Loader does an fopen on the filename to see if it is readable. Any errors are ignored by a preceding @. If a custom error-handler is defined, it will still be triggered though which is very annoying.
It can be easily fixed by first doing a file_exists() before attempting to open it.
Of course it can be reasoned the programmer should do this step himself, before asking if a file is readable. In that case Zend_Load_PluginLoader::load() (and possibly other methods in the framework) should be adjusted and do the file_exists() before calling isReadable.
The algorithm for Zend_Loader::isReadable() was updated for 1.10.1, and removed the error suppression operator (fopen() is no longer used).
Please always check against the most current version before creating reports to see if the issue still exists.
Ah, my mistake then.
This bug had been bothering me for a while. I recently downloaded the latest version and found it still existed but hadn't come around filing the bug report yet. I didn't think a new version had already been released in the short timespace since, let alone one that had discovered the bug and fixed it :-) What are the odds!
I'll be more careful next time ;-)


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- 1 tube (16.3 ounces) large refrigerated buttermilk biscuits
- 1/2 cup ketchup
- 1/4 cup yellow mustard
- In a large skillet, cook the beef, bacon and onion over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add cheese; cook and stir until melted. Remove from the heat.
- Flatten biscuits into 5-in. circles; top each with 1/3 cup beef mixture. Fold sides and ends over filling and roll up. Place seam side down on a greased baking sheet.
- Bake at 400° for 18-20 minutes or until golden brown. In a small bowl, combine ketchup and mustard; serve with roll-ups. Yield: 8 servings.
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Raicilla has a reputation for being created and sold without government approval, but recently Hacienda el Divisadero in Cabo Corrientes has been making and selling it legally, and you can sample this Raicilla, plus Tequila Real and Tequila Rebozo, at a special "The Spirits of Mexico" tasting at Daiquiri Dick's restaurant on Thursday, March 29, from 4 to 6 pm.
Often referred to as "Mexican moonshine," raicilla is a Jalisco tradition that might not be as popular as Tequila, but certainly has a growing following. A distilled spirit made from the agave plant, Raicilla is similar to Tequila and Mezcal and is made by artisans with recipes passed down from generation to generation.
Tequila has been around since the 16th century and created by the Aztecs. Mass produced and popularly named tequila factories are owned by large multinational corporations, but the spirits for this tasting are all small, family operations and offer their unique quality and expertise to their recipes.
The liquor representatives will explain their products in detail and offer food pairing tips and serving suggestions. These are spirits you savor, not shoot. Tequila is frequently mixed in cocktails, but raicilla has a smoky flavor and is typically served straight up. All of these spirits are excellent quality, smooth, and high proof.
Sample the spirits of Mexico and come away with a better understanding of this truly Jalisco product. The cost is $200 pesos per person, which includes snacks from The Deli and an etched souvenir shot glass. For reservations, please call (322) 222-0566 or email email@example.com.
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The peaceful march of about 1,000 activists onto the Brooklyn Bridge earlier in the day hadn't yet taken her away from her day-job chores until she noticed that the police, who had initially escorted the protestors onto the structure, had begun arresting them by the hundreds.
That got her attention. And, once the stream-coverage ended, she turned on television news to follow the story as it unfolded. But, alas, it was business as usual on the tube. The arrest of 740 people on the Brooklyn Bridge in broad daylight apparently wasn't deemed newsworthy.
That night Ewell and her film partner, Aaron Aites, showed up down at the OWS encampment at Zucotti Park in lower Manhattan with cameras rolling. Although not part of the movement, it soon became apparent to them that the activities of the "99%," as the participants had come to refer to themselves, had certainly become worthy of documentation. And, as no one else seemed to be paying attention, they felt it was up to them.
"The film was designed to be an unaffiliated parallel experiment - to test the processes of the Occupy movement in a real-word, goal-oriented context," Ewell said.
"Aaron Aites and I started the film with just three rules: 1) Anyone and everyone was welcome to make the film with us. 2) As more experienced filmmakers, we would guide the process and handle big-picture stuff. 3) This film would not be propaganda but would instead give context to the movement and the environment from which it sprang."
Putting out a call for collaborators, in short order they received more than 100 responses. The email list they set up "quickly devolved into chaos" according to Ewell, "well-meaning but clutter-inducing chatter.
"Collaborator turnover in the first few weeks was high. But, knowing from the outset that we were experimenting with an untested collaborative production process, we also knew that we'd have to adjust as we went along.
"We also realized that collaboration and hierarchy were not mutually exclusive and in fact, that combination was what allowed us to progress quickly and deal with issues as they arose in an organized and effective manner."
What became "99% -- The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film" features an unprecedented diversity of thought with many contributing voices, not just those who conceived the project.
That they ended up with a film whose many parts cohered so successfully is due in large part to the massive effort put forth by the armies of volunteer filmmakers and editors who invested such an immense amount of time and energy into a project and a story they felt needed to be told. Not to mention Ewell and Aites, who put in an untold number of 100-hour weeks to see the project through to its conclusion.
Or as Ewell put it, "Our aim, first and foremost, was to produce a cohesive, well-shot yet diverse and inclusive portrait of the movement and an examination of the issues raised by it. By mirroring and testing the Occupy movement's processes, we were able to gain greater insight into what may have worked, and what worked in theory, for the fledgling movement.
"This film wouldn't and couldn't have been made without so many people contributing a great deal of work and love to make it happen."
"99% - The Occupy Wall Street Collaborative Film" will screen today, Jan. 23, at 6:45 p.m. at the Broadway Center Cinemas in Salt Lake City; on Thursday, Jan. 24, at 11:30 a.m. at The MARC in Park City; on Friday, Jan. 25, at 3 p.m. at the Sundance Screening Room, Sundance Resort; and on Saturday, Jan. 26, at 3 p.m. at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City.


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iPierian reports the second closing of its Series B equity financing, bringing the total amount raised to $28 million. The company uses patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) for drug discovery.
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Annabelle's Candy Company is a candy maker that I am very fond of. The reason for this is they are a classic candy company, once that has been around since 1950 located in the San Francisco bay area. They make a few classic candy bars, like Look!, Abba Zabba, U-No, and my favorite: Big Hunk. Just to name a few! One of their many candy bars is the Rocky Road bar, which we have here. It's a hard bar to miss in it's bright vibrant red package and large lettering.
Rocky Road is described as "Milk Chocolate Coasted Marshmallow with Cashews", so very much like the Rocky Road ice cream we all know and love. It's a long rectangular bar, and doesn't feel heavy at all. It clocks in only at 1.82 oz. The bar smells sweet and of cocoa. With that I felt the need to look at the ingredients, and yes, this chocolate it real. No mockolate here, yay!
So the construction of the Rocky Road is a big marshmallow coated in chocolate with the top sprinkled with little pieces of cashews. The flavor is very delicate. The sweet marshmallow taste nicely of vanilla and is light and airy. The chocolate sticks nicely to the marshmallow, and it has a mild chocolate flavor that compliments it nicely. You don't taste or feel the texture of the cashews, just you can see the pieces when you look at a bitten section of the bar. The overall flavor is a nice representation of the Rocky Road flavor.
I liked this bar, but it's not something I'd specifically crave. Marshmallow isn't my favorite of fillings, I usually go for nougat, caramel or fudge. Still, it's a tasty, well put together candy bar, and if you're a big marshmallow/rocky road fan, this bar is a must try.
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Aubrey Baxter finished her season this past week at the Olypic Trials participating in the shot put. Her best throw was 51'1' which she was just two feet off qualifying for the finals. Aubrey placed 16th in the Olympic Trials and the top 12 make it to the finals.
Aubrey will be a senior at Black Hills State University. "I plan on giving it another try in four years" said Baxter. Congratulations to Aubrey on a very successful finish to her 2007-2008 season!!


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When asked to tell the story of his life and of the circumstances that left him homeless, Eugene Manu, 21, tripped over his words, his testimony stalled by moments of nervousness and trepidation, filled with false starts and constant backpedaling.
It is no wonder his thoughts could not find purchase. Mr. Manu's meandering speech seems to reflect the fact that he's never known any sense of stability or permanence. He is a young man who, despite a strong faith in God, and the guidance offered by certain family members, finds himself better acquainted with doubt and feelings of abandonment.
"I have never considered any place home," he said.
Three months into Mr. Manu's life, his mother, unmarried and barely scraping by at a minimum wage job, sent him to Ghana to live with his grandmother. He remained there for seven years before coming to the United States to join his mother in New York, where he would end up shuffled between an array of homeless shelters and foster homes, before he was returned to his grandmother's care in Ghana at age 15.
Last spring, while living at Create, a Harlem shelter affiliated with Catholic Charities, he acquired his G.E.D. and was accepted at the Borough of Manhattan Community College. But at about the same time, he was hospitalized with pneumonia, caused by complications from the hereditary sickle cell anemia he was born with, and nearly died. "I felt like I was drifting away," he said. "If it wasn't for God, I would have lost my life."
Read Mr. Manu's story in The New York Times. Learn how Catholic Charities is helping him rebuild his life.
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Dolphins Rewind: Can Phins improve on Oakland win?
The Miami Dolphins played the most complete game of the 2010 season in last Sunday's 33-17 win over the Oakland Raiders.
Chad "The Robot" Henne started his first game of the Rebooted Era and put together what I consider not only his best performance of the season (100.3 QB rating), but one of his most efficient performance in his 22 NFL starts.
The passing game thrived without Brandon Marshall, which was a little shocking. But keep in mind Oakland's secondary was depleted by injuries. However, Marlon Moore and Roberto Wallace made the type of effort and plays that earned these undrafted rookies spots on the 53-man roster.
The defense got off the field on third downs (Oakland converted 2-of-9), and that's with Karlos Dansby playing a limited role because of his left wrist injury. Dansby entering the game only in the nickel and dime package (usually on third downs). His replacement, Tim Dobbins led the team with six tackles in his 20 or so plays, which made him highly efficient per snap.
The starting safeties – Yeremiah Bell (interception and fumble recovery) and Chris Clemons (interception) - produced three turnovers. Would have been four if Clemons had pulled down that deep ball Jacoby Ford stole from his hands.
Despite limited success before Ricky Williams' 45-yard touchdown run, the Dolphins stayed committed to running the football. The team finished the game with a 3.8 average per rush, which doesn't exactly improve the team's lackluster season average, but at least it was a step in the right direction.
The same can be said about the entire game, but there were still some glaring problems that need to be fixed if this team's going to put together five straight wins, which is their goal according to Dansby….
If not for Williams' 45-yard run, which came late in the fourth quarter, the Dolphins would have left Sunday's game averaging 2.9 yards per attempt (49 of them). That just won't do….
I'm puzzled by Oakland's approach on kickoffs. Were they really scared of Nolan Carroll because the Raiders sure did squib and directional kick to the Dolphins a lot, and Sebastian Janikowski is one of the NFL's best at kicking touchbacks. That one was a real head scratcher…..
While I admire Richie Incognito's hustle, it's obvious that the Dolphins' starting left guard takes forever on his pulls to the right. As a result, he's usually creating a traffic jam instead of making a second-level block. It's not my place, but I'm certain Incognito would be better served playing right guard or center (Dolphins clearly need an upgrade) in the near future. But considering Incognito only signed a one-year deal this nomadic offensive lineman might be moving on after this season….
Sticking with the offensive line, left tackle Jake Long is playing mostly on toughness and guts. Some of his pass blocks were extremely unorthodox because of his injured left shoulder, but it got the job done. His shoulder injury has impacted his level of performance, but it's simply dropped him from dominant to good….
Right tackle Vernon Carey opened the hole on Williams' 45-yard touchdown run, but he had a hot and cold day on the field. Carey was hit with a costly holding call that negated Moore's big reverse. Carey's clearly playing in pain because of his troublesome knee issue, but it would probably help if he dropped 20 or 30 pounds….
Rookie right guard John Jerry allowed the game's third sack because of poor footwork. Jerry, the team's third-round pick, had one very good pull during the game, but the rest of his performance was lackluster. I'm starting to wonder if the coaching staff is seeing the progress they hoped would come with a continued investment in the rookie. He's a decent pass blocker, but is lacking when it comes to the run game…..
Speaking of the run game, I consistently wonder why the Dolphins don't do more delayed hand offs and draws out of the shotgun? Then I noticed that Tyler Thigpen's package featured it. I know Henne doesn't like the shutgun, but that doesn't mean he shouldn't be used in it. This kind of rigid approach handcuffs the offense….
Henne took advantage of one of Oakland's many safety blitzes by connecting on that deep out with Moore, who turned it up field for a 57-yard touchdown. Once the cornerback went for the ball it was easy sailing. More impressive is the fact Henne didn't celebrate his longest touchdown pass of the season. Someone need to get The Robot an excitement chip…..
Clap it up for Lex Hilliard, who not only contributed a handful of impressive blocks as a fullback, but he provided the bone jarring block that opened up the crease that allowed Davone Bess to reserve field on his 47-yard punt return. I've long been critical of Lousaka Polite's lead blocking, and I wonder if Hilliard might be an upgrade…..
Some people want to call Channing Crowder out for not recording a tackle against the Raiders, but keep in mind it was Crowder who aligned the entire defense properly in his 20-something plays, orchestrating a performance that held Oakland to 17-yards rushing. On plenty of plays Crowder took the fullback head-on (doing his responsibility) which allowed Dobbins or Bell to come up and make the stop. Give respect where it's due folks. Crowder didn't make any tackle, but don't act like he missed any either….
Cornerback Sean Smith has been steady in coverage since regaining his starting spot, but Smith must learn to form tackle better, using his hands and not just his body. He's too damn big to be scared of contact, and after three games where that's been a glaring problem his poor tackling needs to be addressed. I'm still a card carrying member of the Smith fan club, but if he learned to tackle (which was the knock on him coming out of the draft) he'd be sensational.


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Flashback to 1993. I lived in a house with a bunch of dudes. We had long hair, wore flannel shirts and listened, of course, to any and all of the post-Dead, nuevo -hippie materials that were at our disposal. And thus, Widespread Panic was in the CD changer (remember those?) and on heavy rotation as we sat around and did the other stuff that went with the nuevo-hippie style of the time (bong hits).
Flash forward to 2011. I have a friend from that time who, in regard to his devotion to Widespread Panic, never really left. He's a banker in Denver by day but the mere whiff of a Panic show in the western United States has him lacing up the Chacos and heading out. Over the years, he's consistently invited me along and I've mostly politely declined. Like bong hits, I sort of outgrew the long-form jam band style. I can't really believe I ever suffered through as many Phish shows as I did, actually. I still, however, occasionally listen to Panic and it is fun to go to a big show in a beautiful place, so I'm joining forces with my Panic-freak friend and headed to Wyoming for the weekend.
You all should come along. There are miraculously still a few tickets and three-day passes available Ticketfly.com. (877-4-FLY-TIX ). Grand Targhee has this amazing outdoor amphitheater and a really liberal picnic policy. (If really you can't come, follow my increasingly impaired tweets on Twitter at SaltLakeEditor.) It's going to be a great summer weekend reliving the past, making new memories with mates, and probably remembering why I don't go to Panic shows that often.
Also there is hiking and biking in the Tetons (photo by Gabe Rogel)On the logistics front: I'm told by the event organizers that CAMPING PASSES ARE SOLD OUT. (They told me that quite emphatically, hence the all-caps.) But there is lodging available in the area, especially in nearby Driggs, Idaho. (A shuttle service will run from Driggs. There is also some lodging available at Targhee itself. To investigate call 800-TARGHEE
The event will also feature performances by the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The New Mastersounds, J-Boogie and Michal Menert and (my favorite) Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons.
But if Panic isn't your cup of tea and your Forth of July is already all booked up with Mom and apple pie stuff here in Utah. Targhee will play host to two more music festivals this summer:
The Targhee Music Festival runs July 15 through July 17 and will feature Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Jason Spooner, Sarah Bareilles, James McMurtry, Jackie Greene, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Bonerama, The Funky Meters and Little Feat. (Killer line up but I could live without the Micheal Franti.)
And in August check out the Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival on the 12th through 14th. Pretty much anyone who is anyone in the picking world will be there including my favorite the Infamous Stringdusters.
Tickets for both are available HERE.


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Kirchberg is a picturesque town with both local lifts and easy access to other resorts, including Kitzbuhel with the world famous Hahnenkamm downhill run. Kirchberg is an excellent choice for those wanting to experience Austrian skiing at its best.
The resort has something to offer all levels of skier and snowboarder. The gentle nursery slopes of Gaisberg offer the perfect introduction to the sport for those who wish to take it easy and maintain their energy for the evening pursuits. For the more advanced there are over 164km of run included in the Kitzbüheler Ski Circus pass with access by ski bus or cable car from the town. The most advanced skier may wish to face the ultimate challenge and pit their skills against the worlds most difficult downhill, The Hahnenkamm.
Kirchberg offers a cheaper alternative to skiing the Kitzbueheler Alpen SKi Welt Area.
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England's only hot springs surfaced in Bath around 100 000 years ago. The Romans established baths here, and in the 18C it became a fashionable spa town. It is today one of England's most appealing towns, not for its allures as a spa, but because it retains the ambience of its golden age as epitomised by Jane Austen and her heroines, in whose footsteps visitors can follow as they take in the town's elegant buildings.
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Fashion Museum
Bennett Street GB - Bath BA1 2QH
Situated in the Assembly Rooms basement, the museum presents a wide variety of styles, fabrics and patterns used in every sort of attire and accessory, from the Stuart period to the present day. Note in particular the museum's oldest garment, the Sil..
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The Circus GB - Bath
Connected to Royal Crescent by Brock Street (built by John Wood the Younger in 1767), the Circus was one of Wood the Elder's first projects although not built until 1754. It consists of a circle of identical houses, pierced by three equidistant acces..
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1 Royal Crescent GB - Bath BA1 2LR
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Abbey Hotel
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The Abbey Hotel is a boutique, independently owned 60-bedroom hotel in the heart of Bath. It is only two minutes' walk from the Roman Baths and Bath Abbey, and five minutes' walk from Bath Spa Railway Station. All bedrooms offer free WiFi, bespoke H..
Hilton Bath City
Walcot Street GB - Bath BA1 5BJ
Hilton Bath City is a property featuring a 60's design, situated in Bath's city centre. Guests can enjoy views of the city, River Avon and the countryside beyond. It is located 800 metres from the train station and within walking distance to most of ..
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Designated as a World Heritage site by UNESCO, Bath is home to some of the finest architectural sights in Europe; such as the Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge and the Circus alongside one of the largest tourist attractions in South West England - The ..
An elegant Georgian city, Bath is one of Britain's greatest treasures. Explore one of the UK's top five attractions with this 24 hour ticket aboard an open-top double-decker bus. See all the main sights of Bath as you hop-on and hop-off 15 stops arou..
Around Britain's only hot spring, the Romans built a magnificent temple and bathing complex that still flows with natural hot water. See the water's source and walk where Romans walked on the ancient stone pavements. The extensive ruins and treasures..
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Bath Priory
Weston Rd GB - BA1 2XT Bath
Elegant hotel restaurant made up of several areas: a smart cocktail bar; an airy dining room overlooking the gardens; and a contemporary orangery and terrace. Cooking is refined and accomplished, delivering robust flavours in interesting, classically..
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Appealing pub on south east edge of the city centre, with a local following and a neighbourhood feel. Generous portions of hearty cooking; smaller tapas plates are also popular.
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Allium Brasserie
1 North Par GB - BA1 1LF Bath
A distinctly modern hotel restaurant, close to the river in the city centre. Confident, well-presented brasserie cooking is skilful and ambitious, with influences ranging from Britain to Asia and the Med. Dine alfresco in the summer.
4 Saville Row GB - BA1 2QP Bath
Sweet Gallic bistro tucked away in the shadow of the Assembly Rooms; run by a French chef and his charming wife. Small, cosy interior and lovely rear courtyard. Authentic, tasty cooking with a focus on classics from the south west.
Unit 5, 9 Brunel Sq GB - BA1 1SX Bath
Buzzy, modern, industrial-style restaurant next to Bath Spa Station, in the Vaults development; its terrace is a must for railway enthusiasts. The grill menu features steak cooked in the Josper oven. Superb ales from their own brewery.


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Doris Meissner, Director of the U.S. Immigration Policy Program at MPI, offers her knowledge and expertise regarding border security in this testimony before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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'Securing Human Mobility' book release discussion with Susan Ginsburg, Michael German, Luis Rubio, and Donald M. Kerwin.
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Travel into the heart of the slum made famous by the Oscar-winning Slumdog MillionaireDharavi, in Mumbai, India. In this squalid, pest-ridden place with irregular water, intermittent electricity and open sewers, one million people are squeezed into just one square mile. But beneath the surface is a city with its own multimillion-dollar recycling industry and neighborhoods where ordinary people work hard to make a better life for themselves.
National Geographic follows a number of Dharavi residents, such as Laxmi, a single mother who searches through garbage for recyclable materials and has just scraped up enough money to put her daughter into a local school; Shailesh, a rickshaw driver who wants to make it in Bollywood; and 12-year-old schoolboy Jigha, who dreams of becoming a scientist.
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|Robinson honored again
Former University of Idaho defensive tackle Jeff Robinson is headed for another Hall of Fame. Robinson, a charter member of the Vandal Athletics Hall of Fame, is one of six 2011 inductees into the Idaho Athletic Hall of Fame. The 49th annual event, officially the North Idaho Sports Banquet, is April 9 at the Best Western Coeur d'Alene Inn.
Robinson was a sack artist for the Vandals from 1989-92. He brought down opposing quarterbacks 57.5 times in his career, which is the best in Idaho history and nearly 20 better than the next best mark. For his career, he made 90 tackles in the backfield, which ranks second at Idaho, and he gathered 277 total tackles to rank 13th. He was a three-time All-Big Sky performer and a two-time Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year - the only Vandal defender to win the player of the year award multiple times.
After he collected 20 sacks in 1991 - an Idaho record, he was chosen to three All-America teams. He gained even more recognition in 1992 after he tallied 13.5 sacks, which led to five publications declaring him a first-team All-American. He was also a third-team All-American in 1990. He joins John Friesz as one of just two three-time All-Americans in Idaho football history. Not surprisingly, he was voted as the team's Most Valuable Defensive Player three years in a row from 1990-92.
The Denver Broncos picked him in the fourth round of the 1993 NFL Draft to begin an NFL career that continued into 2009 when he was a long snapper for the Seattle Seahawks. He picked up a Super Bowl ring in 1999 as a member of the St. Louis Rams.


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Joseph Phillip Blahak
Position: DB
Height: 5-9 Weight: 187 lbs.
Born: August 29, 1950 in Columbus, NE
High School: Scotus Central Catholic
College: Nebraska (school history)
Drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 8th round (183rd overall) of the 1973 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 11 (6880th overall since 1950)
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Delaware Hospice announces the launch of its new program, "Helping Hearts," to assist cardiac patients and their families with prevention management of cardiac symptoms related to illness.
Patients and families will benefit from regular visits by the care team members who are trained in managing and preventing symptoms of advanced cardiac disease. A specialized medication kit will be placed in the home, and education and treatment instructions provided. Nutrition counseling and tips on how to better cope with cardiac illness will also be offered.
For more information, call (800) 838-9800 or visit delawarehospice.org.
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Delaware Hospice's Family Support Center will hold a breakfast workshop on caring for aging pets and the grief of a pet loss from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Feb. 16 at the Delaware Hospice Center, 100 Patriots Way, Milford.
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Johnny Nansen was named to Coach Steve Sarkisian's coaching staff in December of 2008. He coaches the UW's special teams and also serves as recruiting coordinator. In January of 2012, he added the title of assistant head coach.
The 2011 season saw a number of accomplishments for those coached by Nansen. The Husky special teams posted a good year in virtually every department as the Huskies' punt return and kickoff return average both improved significantly over the previous year while the opponents' averages both fell. In addition, the UW ranked No. 7 in the nation in net punting and No. 21 punt return defense. In his role as defensive line coach, Nansen mentored an NFL draft pick in Alameda Ta'amu, who was selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers following his senior season.
On the recruiting front, Nansen helped oversee another strong class of signees in 2012, signing a group that was unanimously ranked among the nation's top 25.
In 2010, Nansen achieved in each of his various roles. His 2011 recruiting class was ranked in the top 25 by every major ranking while his special teams featured a school-record breaker in punter Kiel Rasp. Finally, his defensive line unit was consistently praised as a key cog in the Huskies' winning run through its final four games, which was crowned with a 19-7 win over 18th-ranked Nebraska in the Holiday Bowl.
In 2009, Nansen coached UW defensive end Daniel Te'o-Nesheim, who finished his career with a school-record 30 quarterback sacks and earned second-team All-Pac-10 honors. Nansen was also a part of a defensive coaching staff that helped improve the team's defensive stats across the board over the previous season. Washington gave up an average of 65 yards and 12 points less than it did in 2008.
Nansen came to UW after having spent the previous five seasons on the coaching staff at Idaho, where he worked with linebackers, defensive line and special teams. He was an assistant on then-Idaho head coach (and current UW defensive coordintor) Nick Holt's staff in 2004 and 2005.
Nansen played his college ball at Washington State, graduating in 1997 after earning three letters as a linebacker (1994-96).
Nansen, a product of Long Beach (Calif.) Jordan High School, began his coaching career as the defensive coordinator at Long Beach Cabrillo High in 1998.
He was then a graduate assistant at Louisville in 1999, where he worked alongside Holt on head coach John L. Smith's staff, before spending one season at Montana State and three at Idaho State.
A standout quarterback as a high-school player at Long Beach Jordan, Nansen earned a degree in business administration. He and his wife, Hale, have two daughters: Makena Lei and Kealie Lei, and a son, Johnny Jr.


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ZF-6616: Zend_Locale_Format::isNumber() returns TRUE when input is empty
According to documentation "isNumber($value, array $options = array()) checks if a given string is a number and returns true or false. ". I tested it with an empty value and it returns a TRUE value. But empty string isn't a localized number.
I can not reproduce this with the actual release.
Can you give some more details ?
returns me false which is expected behaviour.
I had to update my library to 1.8.0 (I'd want to avoid this) and now it works correctly. I searched about this bug fix before submitting this issue, i didn't find anything so I thought that it hadn't been already discovered. Sorry, thank you for your very fast reply.


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Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball Checklist Review History - Sports Card Radio
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- Created on Thursday, 21 May 2009 06:15
- Last Updated on Monday, 29 October 2012 03:06
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Topps Allen & Ginter Baseball Cards
Late 1800's to early 1900's Tobacco Cards are some of the hottest and highest value Sports Cards on the market. The intrigue and scarcity has made these attractive investments for card collectors over the years. Cards were inserted into packs of Cigarettes or other Tobacco products during this time. Baseball players, celebrities, popular figures and more graced these highly priced collectibles. Allen & Ginter produced the first nationally distributed cards and included them in the companies tobacco products.
|Paying homage to the original cards manufactured over a century ago
Topps put together a set that has set new standards and brought unique cards into the market.
Base Cards
Rip Cards
Rip Cards give the collector the decision to "Rip" the card open or leave as is to preserve the card inside. These are actually 2 cards...a Main card sequentially and an insert card inside. One Per Case.
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Box Loaders
Box Loaders were nothing really new in 2006 but Topps Allen and Ginter took it to another level offering Autographs and different variations that made busting boxes exciting. One Per Box.
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Mini Cards
Topps Allen and Ginter Minis have popularity with set builders year after year. They replicate the size of the original Allen & Ginter cards 1 15/32" x 2 11/16" One Mini Per Pack.
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Insert Cards
Topps Allen & Ginter Insert Cards have been popular with set builders and box busters as they do add some value to the overall product. Some thoughtful designs and unique personalities on the front have made these collectible.
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Framed Originals
Framed Original Cards are the original Allen & Ginter Tobacco Cards "Framed"in order to fit to the standard baseball card dimensions: 2 1/2" x 3 1/2"
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Allen & Ginter Framed Autograph cards are some of the most collectible signed pieces coming out of Baseball product today. The Non-Sport Autograph's are some of the most sought after cards every year.
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Topps Allen & Ginter Framed Relic (Jersey Cards) are also very popular. There unique design makes the Jersey or Relic piece visible on both sides of the card. Popular athletes, presidents, actors and more have been featured.
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Framed Printing Plates
Allen & Ginter Framed Printing Plates feature the 4 different plates it requires Topps to print each card. There are 4 different 1/1 printing plates for each player. The Mini Exclusive Cards are also included in the set.
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Category: Claiming Dependents
What are the qualifications for claiming a person as a Dependent or a Qualifying Child on my return?
Individuals who rely on you for support and reside in your house generally qualify for dependent tax exemptions. However, there are situations when a child's exemption status is more complicated. The IRS has special rules for these situations.
Identifying the individuals who qualify for your dependent exemptions is usually pretty simple.
In most cases, children for whom you provide support and a home qualify as dependent exemptions. Often, dependents do not fall into this exact description, so the IRS has designed five tests to determine whether a child or dependent can be considered an exemption.
These five requirements are:
• citizenship
• support
• gross income
• joint return
• relationship
We suggest you complete this simple process for each dependent so you do not make any costly errors on your tax return.
In order for you to claim an exemption for a dependent there are five requirements that must be met by each individual:
To qualify for an exemption your dependent must either be:
• a US citizen,
• a resident of the US, Canada, or Mexico for part of the year,
• a legally adopted foreign child who now resides in the US, or
• an adopted child living with you the entire year in a foreign country.
To qualify for an exemption your dependent must either be:
• a relative or
• a member of your household for the entire year.
Note: Relatives do not need to live in your house to qualify as a dependent exemption. Non-relatives can be claimed as dependent exemptions only if they also live in your house.
Joint Return
To qualify for an exemption your dependent can NOT:
• file a joint return with a spouse. Note: This means that a taxpayer is allowed to claim a married dependent as an exemption if all other four tests are met and the dependent uses the married filing separately status.
Gross Income
To qualify for an exemption your dependent can NOT:
• have a gross income of more than $4,000. Note There are exceptions to this rule, which are discussed below.
To qualify for an exemption your dependent must:
• receive more than one-half of his/her total support from you.
You should disregard the gross income test in any of the following cases. If the dependent is:
• your child, and is under age 19 on Dec 31 (Tax Year).
• your child, under 24 on Dec 31, (Tax Year), and a full time student for at least five months during (Tax Year). - IF YOUR CHILD IS A FULL-TIME STUDENT, BE SURE TO ENTER 12 MONTHS AS THE AMOUNT OF TIME THEY LIVED WITH YOU
• a permanently and totally disabled person and receives an income for services performed for a tax-exempt organization.


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If you're in London on September 11th this year, why not spend the day learning some history with Tongues on Fire: A Tribute to the Black Panthers. The multi-artform event features David Murray, The Last Poets and The Roots at The Barbican. Check out what The Guardian has to say about The Last Poets' connection to politics in the late '60s- early '70s in their article After the Party: Music and The Black Panthers.
Below, listen to a classic track from the Last Poets' 1970 self-titled album and check out another vintage flyer from the days when The Last Poets were honored performers for The Groove Academy.
The Last Poets – "When the Revolution Comes"


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 22, 2007) - The ETSU women's basketball team will look to win its fifth straight game at home when they take on Kennesaw State Friday night as the CSS/A-Sun Game of Week. Tip is set for 7:30 p.m. inside
After its two game trip to
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ETSU leads the all-time series, 3-0, after defeating the Lady Owls 95-88 on Jan. 27. The 95 points scored is the highest scoring performance this season in the A-Sun between two conference foes as well as the most points scored in an A-Sun league game since 2004. Michele DeVault (
There will be a live video stream available for fans that will not be able to attend the game or watch it on television by visiting www.ETSUBucs.com or click on the icon above. For more information on the Lady Bucs please click on the game notes link above.


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Chilly morning to bring windy, cold day for Volusia-Flagler areas
Published: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 6:50 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 12:47 p.m.
Friday's chilly morning and windy day will produce a cold day in Volusia and Flagler counties.
Skies will be mostly cloudy with a high near 64 degrees.
A northeast wind of 20 to 25 mph will have gusts as high as 30 mph, forecasters with the National Weather Service in Melbourne said.
Boaters should take note that the high winds will generate a rough chop making inland lakes hazardous, especially for small craft.
Tonight, some rain may ocur as a 20 percent chance of showers is predicted. Mostly cloudy skies with a low around 58 degrees will prevail. It will remain windy as the northeast wind of 15 to 20 mph will continue to bring gusts as high as 30 mph.
All Volusia-Flagler roads in the care of the Florida Highway Patrol are clear of crashes and hazards.
Check out our new weather page.
See current weather conditions and our BeachCam.
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Randy Jackson
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
"I am definitely the voice of reason."
- Randy Jackson referring to himself, Simon Cowell and Paula Abdul.
Aficionados of session musicians know Randy Jackson as the man slapping the bass on albums by Journey, Celine Dion and Mariah Carey. To the other 99.9999% of society, he's the jive-talkin,' "dawg"-sprouting third judge on a little show known as American Idol.
Randy Jackson BiographyContrary to popular belief, Randy Jackson was not born in Gary, Indiana, alongside brothers Tito, Jermaine, Marlon, and the late, great Michael Jackson. That's the other Randy Jackson. The one we're talking about was born down in the bayou to blue-collar parents.
It's not the kind of upbringing you'd expect for someone that ended up so successful and connected in the music industry, but Randy got there the old fashioned way. No, not on a horse; he got there through hard work and determination.
randy jackson and journeyHe picked up bass and the saxophone as a kid in Louisiana and was instantly hooked. He grinded it out for years backing up an eclectic group of musicians -- everyone from Journey and Jerry Garcia to Italian pop star Zucchero. Not exactly the glory days, but the determined young man was building a reputation as a solid, dependable session musician and his phone would soon start ringing pretty steadily.
Those calls came from an ever-improving roster of musicians looking for help. Aretha Franklin, Bruce Springsteen, Madonna -- Randy Jackson was living his dream.
Not content to just pad his bank account playing studio sessions, Randy Jackson began asking a lot of questions to the producers he worked with. The affable musician soaked up all their knowledge and put it to work producing on his own. He twiddled knobs for Kenny Loggins, Patti Labelle and others.
randy jackson and mca recordsSo what's an accomplished musician and producer expected to do next? If you're Randy Jackson, you move into the corporate world and work your way up to Senior Vice President of A&R at MCA Records (Artist & Repertoire, if you were wondering).
Most people's bio could stop there and they would be considered a resounding success, but no, Mr. Big Shot Music Guy had another trick up his sleeve. His ear for talent and penchant for dated early '90s street lingo made him an easy choice for the producers of a fledgling talent shown known as American Idol. Now eight seasons later, that show inexplicably continues to draw huge numbers and shows no signs of going anywhere. And Randy Jackson wouldn't have it any other way, right dawg?


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ZF-7612: Quickstart documentation confusion: namespace Default_ or Default?
On this documentation page:
It says to add, among other things, this line to application/Bootstrap.php:
'namespace' => 'Default_',
But in the next code block, where it shows how the complete file should look, the line reads:
'namespace' => 'Default',
Which is correct? The one that isn't should be changed.
Actually, namespace registry now happens by default in even the application bootstrap -- and uses the "Application" prefix instead of our previously suggested "Default". I've updated the docs to reflect this.


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Artist and activist Maya Azucena releases her latest soul-rousing single "Fearless" today having premiered the stream on Essence.com last week. Inspired by the woman's warrior spirit and a tribute to the women of BeadforLife in Uganda, the song also celebrates the launch of the MAZU Collection, Azucena's signature line of handmade jewelry in collaboration with BeadforLife. The Davido produced track is available now on iTunes.
BeadforLife's first signature line of its kind, the MAZU Collection features pieces Azucena helped design using traditional, Ugandan recycled paper beads. Each individual bead is hand-rolled by women in Uganda and the proceeds from jewelry sales empower these women to create sustainable businesses, leaving poverty behind. The line helps to drive BeadforLife's mission forward, to eradicate poverty and to empower women worldwide.
To purchase pieces from the MAZU Collection and learn more about BeadforLife, please visit here.
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How would you rank Amanda Seyfried?
What other guys thought:
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Why is Amanda Seyfried desirable?
Last year, Amanda Seyfried played legendary porn star Linda Lovelace in a biopic (Lovelace), and next up is Seth MacFarlane's must-see A Million Ways to Die in the West. Basically what we're saying is that this actress's choice of movies is perfectly compatible with ours.
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I would go anywhere to follow the man of my dreams. As long as I could bring [my dog] Finn along!


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Designer: Irina Murphy
Theme: Haven
Year: 2013
Humans are fragile. My garments shelter precarious beings from the outside world. The heavy fabrics I employ fortify this shelter. The garments are built to be voluminous. The simple diamond pattern produced by the technique of smocking controls and directs the fullness of the fabric, sending it into another aesthetic dimension.


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Patrick Michael Curran
Position: TE-TB
Height: 6-4 Weight: 238 lbs.
Born: September 21, 1945 in Milwaukee, WI
High School: Solomon Juneau
College: Iowa St., Lakeland
Drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the 6th round (151st overall) of the 1969 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 13 (6326th overall since 1950)


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We have the following positions available in our five locations: Aurora, Colorado Springs, Littleton, Boulder and Westminster.
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Compensation: Dependent upon the position and your experience
As a Vail Resorts employee you get way more than a paycheck or even a ski pass. Our Total Rewards program gives employees access to some of the worlds most beautiful playgrounds and luxurious properties and the goods to enjoy each of them to their fullest potential.
Some of the benefits include:
· Retail discounts at our stores including parts and bikes
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· Free ski pass to our world-class resorts
· Auto, Home and Pet Insurance
For more information and to apply, visit retailjobs.vailresorts.com and enter the appropriate Requisition Number.


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Right after I beat it with the dream team too
Right after I beat it with the dream team too
Fucking roms.
I don't know if I'm going to play for a while. I just finished the story part and I was going to make the most awesome pokemon team in the world, I've kind of lost my enthusiasm.
P.S Beat Wallace to Everything in Its Right Place by Radiohead and some anonymous Built to Spill Song. It was pretty intense.
You can try once more with new hardened resolve.
or you could cry in a corner of shame
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
I had 149 Pokemon on my blue version and all I needed was Electabuzz... and then it glitched and I lost everything
that was on a cartridge though
Update: I'm just going to cheat on leafgreen since I need a team to fight my friend with.
Anyone got any suggestions for the dream team?
Post a thread and I'll rate your team
get a torchic for a starter
because everyone knows fire starters are better than water and grass starters
Hear that, Mex? Even Squiddy thinks Torchic is better than Mudkip.
you know, i've heard of ROMs a million times but i still have no idea what they are.
who wants to be nice and explain?
Tochic >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Mudkip
KG, it's these files, copies of games in certain consoles (GBA etc) which lets you play said games on the computer. Usually a rom is accompanied by an emulator. That's what I know
ROMs killed my parents.
ROMs are computer simulations played on emulators, which are computer applications.
Other than that i don't know much else except they suck and are probably illegal.
Only downside other than the fact that they are glitchy and most of them have been fucked with by the kids that upload them is that I obviously can't connect with other gameboys. Not my fault I don't have one anymore.


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ZF-8588: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class Zend_Loader in /path-to-zend/Loader.php on line 31
While following Rob Allen's "Getting Started with Zend Framework for version 1.9.0" tutorial, section "Setting up the Controller", he instructs the user to perform the following tasks:
zf create action add index zf create action edit index zf create action delete index
After inputting the first line, the CLI returns: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class Zend_Loader in /path-to-zend/Loader.php on line 31
Scouring the online forums for dozens of hours, I finally stumbled upon this link http://forums.zend.com/viewtopic.php/…. Commenting out the include_path line in the DEFAULT applications.ini solved the problem.
The folks on IRC @ zftalk said that line should never be included in applications.ini. I suggest that Zend Tool be fixed so that it doesn't do that anymore.
I think, this issue can be closed. The fatal error mentioned in the report is not thrown any more with ZF 1.10.5. The issue should only stay open if this line should not be added to the application.ini when creating a new project through Zend_Tool:
includePaths.library = APPLICATION_PATH "/../library"
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Played in 31 games with 23 starts, serving as UO's primary big man as the lone center on the roster ... Oregon went 19-3 with Austin in the starting lineup ... Averaged 10.6 minutes, 2.3 rebounds and 1.8 points per game ... Led the team in blocks (26) ... Ranked sixth on the team in total rebounds (72) ... Turned in a career performance in March 4 win over Arizona State, logging a career-highs in rebounds (10), blocks (5) and minutes played (28), with five points and one steal ... Started in the first 11 games of the season, came off the bench in eight of the next nine, and closed the season with 11 straight starts ... Matched a then-season-high with six rebounds in double-overtime win at UCLA on Feb. 27 ... Scored a season-high nine points in a win over Pacific, making 3-of-4 FG attempts ... Three blocks against both Utah Valley and Pacific. Pulled down a then-season-high six rebounds at Arizona State ... Played 17 minutes in upset of No. 3 Arizona on March 8, tallying four rebounds and an assist..
Played in 35 season games and started against UT-San Antonio on Nov. 29 ... ranked second on the squad with 29 blocks ... scored a career-high 10 points against UT-San Antonio ... impressive game Jan. 10 against Arizona with three blocked shots and three steals to go along with six points ... grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Houston Baptist on Dec. 22 ... played a career-best 21 minutes in his second game as a Duck on Nov. 12 against Portland State ... saw action in all three of Oregon's NCAA Tournament games ... had six point and four boards in Oregon's Pac-12 Tournament semifinal win over Utah.
Averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocks per game as a sophomore in 2011-12 at Palm Beach State College in Lake Worth, Fla. ... Shot 59% from the field and 82% from the free throw line... Made the first team of the 2012 NJCAA Men's All American Team ...Voted Player of the Year in the Southern Conference... Named Preseason Junior College Player of the Year... Named Florida Junior College Player of the Year... Ranked No. 3 overall junior college player and No. 1 center by jucojunction.com ... as a freshman, made his debut leading the way with 19 points in the annual Battle By The Beach Classic ... Led the way with 32 points, 13 rebounds and eight blocks against Daytona State for the first 2010-11 season away game win ... Had 23 points and 10 rebounds in a win against FSC ... Scored 16 points and had a team-high nine rebounds in win over No. 7 Santa Fe ... Had 19 rebounds and collected a career-high 34 points in a win over Indian River ... Had a double-double with 20 points and 13 rebounds in win against Miami Dade... Named first-team All-Southern Conference and first-team all-region.
Attended Progressive Christian Academy in Temple Hills, Md. ... Prior to that, averaged 3.3 points per game as a 6-6 sophomore at Frederickburg's Courtland High School before growing another five inches ... Member of Delaware Team Takeover AAU Team ... Participated in Reebok All-American Camp.
Born Waverly S. Austin in Fredricksburg, Va. ... Mother is Ilona Austin ... Has one brother, David ... Major is sociology.


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A friend of mine recently pushed me to start dating again. "It's been a year since your divorce; it's time," she said. Apparently her biological clock has been replaced with a post-marital calendar.
We've all had women friends who want to set us up on dates when we're single, but I'm 52 ("and a half!" my inner child adds) and have been married a total of 25 years to three different men. I've been around the Monogamy board so many times, surely I've collected at least a dozen "Get out of dating free" cards.
My friend knows how to goad me, so she added that the only reason she was being so pushy was that I'm such a good catch. I agree, I am, but I prefer the catch and release program. Unfortunately, men my age are either into dating college cheerleaders or looking for a companion to spend their golden years with. And I just can't get into the cheerleader outfit any more. Not without having to see my chiropractor the next day.
Facebook is also pressuring me. Recently, ads that read "Meet Mature Singles" have popped up on the right side of my computer screen every time I log in. I guess I need to go back and change my relationship status to "immature." Facebook should know better. I don't even have time to see what dance craze I am or water my imaginary garden. When am I supposed to meet and nurture a relationship with someone who expects me to be mature?
The excuses younger women use to get out of dating–I have to work late, my mom's going to be on Jeopardy that night and she'll kill me if I miss it, I'm thinking of joining a nunnery – just don't cut it anymore. I need more creative and age-appropriate ways of telling well-meaning but pushy friends to butt out. Here's what I've come up with so far:
10. My dog's on a new diet where he has to eat every 15 minutes or his blood sugar gets too high. And he's a Rottweiler, so I can't take him along in my purse.
9. I can't date until the Botox wears off and I can pretend to look interested.
8. I either have time for dating or helping build houses for the poor. You decide.
7. My last marriage counselor doesn't think it's a good idea.
6. It's not fair for me to monopolize the few middle-aged men willing to date within their own cohort. So really, my not dating is an altruistic act.
5. My menopausal mood swings are so severe someone would get hurt. And if I ended up in prison, I wouldn't be dating there, either. This way is safer for everyone.
4. I've forgotten. What is dating again?
3. How will I know if he calls me back when I can't see my cell phone display?
2. I am secretly dating my chiropractor. Sure we only see each other once a month or when I throw my back out and yes, I do have to pay him, but other than that, we have the perfect relationship.
1. I'm just not that into it.


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