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HANOVER, N.H. (3/2/14) – The Princeton men's track & field team keeps a 21-year tradition alive with its second-place finish at the 2014 Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Championship. The program, led by head coach Fred Samara, has finished either first or second every year for the last 21 years.
Princeton held the lead through nine events, but after the 60 Cornell took an 85-83 lead. A 22-point high jump pushed the title out of Princeton's reach, 145-107 with just the 4x400 remaining. Although the Tigers won the relay and Cornell was disqualified, the final score stood Cornell 145, Princeton 117.
Senior Damon McLean won his fourth straight triple jump, becoming just the second athlete in Heps history to sweep the event. The only other athlete to do so was James Leonard from 1972-75. McLean won the event with a jump of 15.53 (50-11.50) on his third attempt. Junior Nana Owusu-Nyantekyi was fourth at 15.09 (49-6.25).
Senior Tom Hopkins won his second Heps title with a victory in the 500 after winning the long jump yesterday. Hopkins won the 500 with a time of 1:03.55. Freshman Ray Mennin was sixth to garner an additional point with a time of 1:05.26.
Getting the day started was senior Michael Williams in the mile. Williams was third in the mile with a time of 4:02.26.
Freshman William Paulson was third in a tightly-contested 1,000 at 2:26.39. The top five finishers in the race were separated by just 1.59.
In the 800, junior Bradley Paternostro was fifth at 1:52.84.
In the long distance race of the day, Princeton got five points from senior Chris Bendtsen and junior Matt McDonald. Bendtsen finished fourth at 14:18.14 while McDonald was sixth at 14:27.15.
In the short sprint, sophomore John Hill clocked a 6.97 to take fourth in the 60-meter dash. Classmate Greg Caldwell was third in the 60 hurdles at 8.22. A fall by junior Rob Mohr, who was the runner-up last year, leveled him into seventh.
The distance medley relay and the 4x800 both finished sixth in two of the final three events of the day. Sophomore Luke Brahm, freshman Bryant Switzer, Paulson and Williams ran 9:58.25 in the DMR. The 4x800 comprised of sophomore David Pugiese, junior Sam Pons, sophomore Jamie Ferhnsrom and Paternostro posted a time of 7:42.12.
The 4x400 capped the meet with a win. Sophomore Jabari Johnson, senior Daniel McCord, Mennin and Hopkins ran 3:17.56. Cornell was DQ'ed in the race but the cushion wasn't enough for the Tigers to take over first place.


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In five new episodes, Brady gets up close and personal with a monster fish's lethal snout, puts three of the most aggressive shark species to the test to find out which has the deadliest bite, and takes on one of the world's deadliest snakes using a high-tech robot. And, Brady captures a massive croc that has terrorized a village in Africa, and employs a powerful net gun to capture a two-ton hippo.
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By Ginia Bellafante
Published in The New York Times October 4, 2013
If you live alone and receive $200 a month in food stamps (the maximum the government allows for a single person and the equivalent of $2.30 per meal), your budget remains unlikely to accommodate much of the healthy, essential, "good" food that in this city and so much of the country has become its own religion, at the levels of both culinary passion and public policy. We hail the fact that greenmarkets accept electronic benefit transfer cards, but availability and affordability are hardly tandem principles.
According to research by the Food Bank for New York City, the price of food in the New York metropolitan area rose by 16 percent between December 2007, the start of the recession, and the end of last year, with 32 percent of New Yorkers in 2012 reporting difficulty paying for the food they needed. Those dependent on government subsidies to supply their tables will feel these increases more harshly as cuts to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (or SNAP, as the food stamp program is called) go forward.
At the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine last week, advocates for the hungry including Catholic Charities Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan initiated an effort to stop planned cuts in food stamps. The clock showed the time left before the cuts went into effect.


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ZF-3538: Setting class on form element sets class on label
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Patched in trunk with r10677 and in 1.6 release branch with r10678.
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I'm just after a bit of advice, I have always fancied trying a tube amplifier, just to have a play around with and see what it sounds like.
My speakers are Monitor Audio RX6.
I guess ideally I need something used that I could sell on without too much loss. Knowing nothing about tube amps I'm worried it could be a mine field, there is all kinds of things on ebay. Can anyone recommend things to look out for?
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Mitchell Invitational Bonspiel (men)Thursday-Sunday, January 14-17, 2016
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- Champion: (Schenectady 3) Mike Stefanik, Brian Damon, Peter Drechsler, Art Merkley
- Runner-up: (Utica 2) Matt Hames, Mike Kessler, Jason Brien, Jason Golubski
- B-event winner: (Granite) Peter Lyons, Chris DuPre, Doug Krailo, Jack DuPre
- B-event runner-up: (Navy 1) Rob Brenning, Pat Brean, Tony Charbonneau, Mark Brenning
- C-event winner: (Royal Kingston 2) Mike Schneider, Bob Campbell, Henry Treier, Tom Bryant
- C-event runner-up: (Navy 2) Christrian Kittlitz, Cam Manson, Brad Boucher, Jason Pantalone
- D-event winner: (Utica 1) Don Knapp, Tom Everson, Roger Rowlett, Kevin Stevens
- D-event runner-up: (West Navan)Jerry Archambault, Mike Semeraro, Lee Gibbard, Dan Hollinger
- E-event winner: (Penetanguishene) Dave Brunelle, Roger Lesperance, Kevin Moss, Aaron Kontkanen
- E-event runner-up: (New Pond) Doug Burchesky, Sean Burchesky, Chase Sinnett, Dave Sinnett
- F-event winner: (Haliburton) John Smillie, Moe Welch, Dave Moss, Rich Ashall
- F-event runner-up: (Utica 4) Dave Schroeder, Jim Schaefer, Joel Scherer, Tom Platt, Sr.
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An international invitational bonspiel, founded by Alexander Mitchell, patron of the Grand National, who placed the medal into competition in Feb. of 1885. There are six events with a four-game guarantee. The 2015 Mitchell is the 130th overall and the 103rd to be held at the Utica Curling Club. Dress code for banquet is business casual
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Cowboy Bebop and Trigun for sure, but what else can people here suggest? Is Gungrave any good? Lookin for suggestions.
Cowboy Bebop and Trigun for sure, but what else can people here suggest? Is Gungrave any good? Lookin for suggestions.
Have you tried Pandora Hearts? I really enjoyed it. However, looking at your list it seems a bit different.
Robot Carnival
Also there's Rusty Red, Kino's Journey, Steamboy, Samurai 7, and Cluster Edge.
Awww Western?
Though it's technically an anime in New York during the Great Depression, I actually found this show more entertaining to watch than Cowboy Bebop.
I love Kino's journey. Have you read the novels?
Baccano. Hmm, makes me think of its 'successor', Durarara!!.
Not yet, just seen the anime and movies.
Durarara!! is great too, but I think Baccano! is still more fun to rewatch. Plus it has an epic dub while I find Durarara's dub kind of silly. :3
I only read the novel.
Of course I did not touch the DRRR!! dub, lol. I've never heard Baccano's either. Maybe I'll give it a gander.
The DRR!! dub is just funny since Kida's voice actor throws down even slang word he can think of and Simon actually sounds Russian. But beyond those two, Izaya, Celty and Shizuo, the rest of the cast is just annoying.
Baccano's dub is awesome because the characters all sound like 1930s Americans, and FUNimation had actually hired real actors to play the parts that have experience in doing accents, so there's no Vic Mignogna or Yuri Lowenthal to saturate the show as "Oh, I've heard him in ___". So it sounds really unique in that sense.
Sounds rather classy. I think the professional voice work is a good notion. I mean, it sounds more genuine than the 'voice acting' in most dubs. Also, like you said you can't just hear the same voice from Ben 10(no dialect or anything just the same voice). Sounds refreshing.
Yeah Nanaki I've seen Firefly and it is good stuff, same with Samurai 7. Have to look into Baccano and a few of those others.
Just so you know, Baccano's storyline is non-chronological. The first episode is closer to the end of the story, with the years jumping 3 to 5 times an episode. The whole storyline takes place between 1930 and 1933, and every so often the screen will flash the year, have an event happen, flash another year, have a different event happen or expanded upon.
It's quite fun to piece everything together.
And this is when I thought 'Last Exile'. Heard it's good, but I only watched the first episode.
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ZF-11167: Have Zend_Json::encode check for a toArray() method as well
Currently Zend_Json checks for the presence of a toJson() method when an object is involved:
ublic static function encode($valueToEncode, $cycleCheck = false, $options = array())
if (is_object($valueToEncode) && method_exists($valueToEncode, 'toJson')) {
return $valueToEncode->toJson();
My suggestion would be to alternatively also check for the presence of a toArray() object since these exist more often then tojson() methods and can be encoded just as well.
Attached patch for implementation + unit tests. Will commit to SVN once sufficient feedback has been received and (any) necessary modifications made.
I've reviewed the patch and confirm it operates as intended. Recommend committing to trunk (need to check with Matthew on adding to release branch as it adds to the API). Please ensure a ZF2 git pull request including matching changes is issued for ZF2 before resolving.
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For the second straight game ASU jumped out to a 7-0 lead, but unlike Wednesday against DePaul the Sun Devils were able to sustain their lead, dominating their way to a 61-42 victory over Dartmouth from Wells Fargo Arena.
Jordan Bachynski began the scoring early with a layup, and then went on to score the team's first seven out of nine points. He didn't miss in the first half, going 4-4 from the field with nine points while grabbing four rebounds. His fourth basket came just before the halftime buzzer as he put back a missed Jahii Carson layup.
Carson shot well in the first half, going 5-9 with 10 points to lead all scorers at the break. He left the game and went back to the locker room early after receiving an elbow to the head, but was able to return shortly after and continue to play.
Dartmouth used a 6-0 run early to tie the game at 11, but the Sun Devils responded by going on a 14-point run of their own, which helped them enjoy a 31-21 lead heading into the locker room. The 21 first half points allowed by Arizona State is the least they have allowed this year. They entered the game 7-0 when leading at the half, a streak that would be improved to 8-0 by the game's resolution.
ASU entered the game averaging 11 turnovers per game but had nine in the first half alone. Dartmouth had eight turnovers of their own. The Sun Devils dominated the first half in the paint, scoring 26 points from in close to the Big Green's six.
Carson opened the scoring in the second half with a layup and then two free throws, extending the lead to 14. Entering today Carson's 58 free throws made and 81 free throws attempted ranked tops among freshman in the nation and was tied for seventh overall in the country.
The Sun Devils controlled the game throughout the second half, wearing Dartmouth down despite their efforts to remain close. They went on a 12-1 run late in the game to extend the lead to 18, sealing their ninth victory of the season.
Carrick Felix had himself a career game as he filled all the categories of the box score. He posted 14 rebounds and five blocks, both career highs, to go along with his 13 points and four steals. This marks his third career double-double.
Carson led the way in scoring with 18 points on 8-16 shooting. He also had six assists and four steals.
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The London 2012 Olympic Park is one of the most significant new pieces of urban realm to have been created in living memory. LDA Design in collaboration with Hargreaves Associates has led the design of the Parklands and Public Realm for the entire 102 hectare site and has masterminded its transformation from contaminated industrial land into a 21st century park. The practice has also led the design of its post- Games transformation into a permanent public park. Forming the centre piece of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the 2.5km2 Olympic Park is the largest new urban park in the capital since the Victorian era and is a catalyst for regeneration in East London.
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Get creative this holiday season by giving a gift from Miami-Dade County Parks.
Visit Miami-Dade County Parks' Parkstore at http://parkstore.miamidade.gov, and purchase gifts such as Miami-Dade Parks' EcoAdventures Tours that include an Everglades backcountry swamp tromp and a kayak fishing excursion, discount tickets to Zoo Miami, a "Pelican Island Skipper" boat cruise on Biscayne Bay, trap and skeet rounds at Trail Glades Range. There's also all-inclusive tennis, golf and soccer packages, and more.
Other Parkstore gifts include a trip to the Fruit and Spice Park with samplings of exotic edibles and a a tour of the historic Deering Estate at Cutler. There's also the option to 'go green' with "Adopt-A-Park" or "Adopt-A-Tree" packages.
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Corporate Mindfulness Training
Dedicated time spent at Eastover should be considered an essential part of any company's strategic planning process.
The owners of Eastover have created a natural setting designed to promote creativity and learning.
Unlike hotels and conference venues, Eastover is designed to immerse you in a contemplative and holistic environment from the moment you enter its grounds: from its courtyards and terraces overlooking English and Japanese gardens, to its inviting mix of manicured lawns and meadows, woodland trails and breathtaking views of the Berkshire Mountains. Eastover offers you a seamless experience in the contemplative life. The extensive natural surroundings of Eastover creates a tranquil setting that provides organizations and participants an opportunity to step away from the demands and minutiae of everyday life to relax and reflect upon their priorities and strategies. Eastover offers multiple meeting rooms of various sizes within a holistic setting that is well suited to organizations oriented to people, profits and ecological sustainability.
As the world faces formidable challenges in responding to dwindling natural resources and climate change, Eastover's anticipated state-of-the-art natural water reclamation system will provide a creative environment for exploring the latest in ecological ideas. Ecological mindfulness practices in a corporate setting is a must for any company that wishes to remain on the forefront of leading-edge company governance.
Eastover provides an ideal setting for trainings and seminars at a time when a growing segment of the business world is awakening to the value of emphasizing mindfulness, wellness and positive psychology in the workplace. The estate is designed around an evocative "Summer Cottage" that houses a sun-drenched terrace dining room, cafe, library, book store, and juice bar. This turn-of-the-century mansion has been restored to its former glory, with great attention paid to its historical details. It offers distinctive meeting rooms equipped for conferences, professional trainings, workshops, and executive meetings.
Eastover mansion also offers a provocative gallery of Asian art and antiques sourced from throughout Asia. Venerable quotations are expressed in beautiful ink brush-stroke drawings and Chinese calligraphy. The four treasures of Chinese literature, Chinese medicine, the Asian philosophy as reflected in garden design, and space decoration are vividly presented in this reflective and holistic environment. Even our bedrooms in the mansion are designed with simple unobstructed lines and a sense of spaciousness, placing you in an uncluttered and liberating space.
Another special venue to engage in camaraderie and informal communication is Eastover's own entertainment center Tally Ho. Equipped with a full kitchen, bar, theatrical lighting and a state-of-the art digital sound system, Tally Ho offers the largest indoor space in Berkshire County, spacious enough to orchestrate even the largest-size organizational event. From teamwork trainings, lectures and company banquets to musical offerings, dance and comedy, Tally Ho provides a perfect space for any company function.
Eastover is a unique setting for your team to think, plan, create, and learn in a most enjoyable way.
What Is Mindfulness In the Workplace?
Mindfulness practice is already well known for reducing stress and promoting wellbeing. But what about its value in productivity and performance? Mindfulness can help businesses provide their staff with skills to respond appropriately to their daily challenges, and in more creative ways. In addition, study after study show that business leaders and executives of Fortune 500 companies who adopt a mindfulness practice, and who bring mindfulness into their work environment as part of their management skills, are more adaptable and flexible in the global business environment.
Please refer to Corporate mindfulness and Productivity for further information.
The Dividends of Holding Residential Corporate Retreats at Eastover
The value of holding a residential corporate retreat at Eastover is that it distances your staff – figuratively and literally – from day-to-day distractions and allows for a sufficient length of time to learn, and practice, the basic techniques in mindfulness. This also allows your group to learn the tools of bringing mindfulness into meeting and management practices. To tailor your needs, Eastover can bring together the best and brightest mindfulness practitioners who will provide a rounded and holistic introduction to personal and group mindfulness practices: meditation and relaxation techniques; the art of mindful listening; how to respond in non-reactive ways to workspace stress; eating foods that support body and mind; mindfulness and group dynamics; and daily Eastern and Western exercises to both relax and strengthen the body and spirit. After-hours can be enjoyed in the Terrace Café, relaxing in the indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, luxuriating under the stars in the outdoor hot tub, or taking advantage of the cultural riches available only minutes from Eastover: Tanglewood Music Center, Shakespeare & Company, Jacob's Pillow Dance, the Mahaiwe Center for the Performing Arts, the Norman Rockwell Museum and dozens of other cultural venues.
Innovation Can Be Cultivated Inwardly and Outwardly Through the Practice of Mindfulness.
Mindfulness practices are not left behind in the office at the end of each day. Cultivating attention and awareness through mindfulness provides a new way for leaders and their workforce to live all aspects of their lives with a greater sense of skill, connection, openness and balance.
Eastover's core belief in alternative medicine, healthy diet and wellbeing – particularly its close working relationships with Berkshire's renown alternative medical practitioners like Lonny Jarrett and others – will offer your group a hands-on experience of the efficacy of integrated medicine.
You can order Lonny Jarret's Chinese medicine text book here and learn about Chinese medicine.


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Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma will invest ¥1.5 billion (about $16 million) to take a 5% stake in Retina Institute Japan (RIJ), creating an exclusive collaboration designed to develop new treatments toward various disorders based on induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells.
"Both parties look forward to working together to deliver therapeutic measures to the patients with refractory retinal disease as early as possible," Dainippon Sumitomo and RIJ said today in a joint statement.
The alliance will also work to develop iPS therapies for age-related macular degeneration, for which they have identified a therapeutic target in patients with the disease. The therapy will entail transplanting retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) cells derived from iPS cells into the macula.
During the collaboration's unspecified "mid-term," Dainippon Sumitomo and RIJ said they will "strengthen their offerings in cell therapy and regenerative medicines." Longer-term, Dainippon Sumitomo and RIJ said, they aim to develop additional technologies designed to restore sight, including photo receptor transplantation, retinal regenerative medicine, and diagnostic methods to make current refractory retinal diseases to treatable diseases.
"[Dainippon Sumitomo] expects this collaboration with RIJ will contribute to the establishment of its business base for cell therapy and regenerative medicines in the future," the partners said in their statement.
RIJ is looking to commercialize the world's first pharmaceutical iPS cell-derived retinal pigment epithelial cells, hoping to establish leadership in a market estimated at $21 billion by licensing technology developed by Japan's RIKEN research institutes.
RIJ is one of 23 companies that comprise RIKEN Ventures, which aims to translate discoveries from RIKEN researchers into commercial products. Established in 2011, RIJ plans to carry out global clinical trials for a RIKEN-developed method for transplantation of RPE cells derived from iPS.
"We have succeeded in inducing the differentiation of RPE cells from cell iPS, with the same form and function in vivo of these RPE cells. In addition, from the cells, we have also developed a technique to fabricate the RPE sheet that [does] not contain artificial materials such as scaffolding [and is] portable," RIJ states on its website, according to an English translation via Google Translate explaining its technology.
RIJ added that it is in "final-stage preparation" toward clinical application of the technology.
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The first legacy project to be delivered after the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games recently opened at Three Mills Green in Stratford.
Wild Kingdom is a unique and distinctive new play area where children can really let their imagination roam. Wild Kingdom has been designed to allow children of all ages to create their own playground from the natural surroundings. Carefully placed fallen trees, nets and ropes provide climbing frames and swings, whilst giant tree stumps, branches and hammocks provide the tools to build dens. Wild Kingdom also has more traditional play equipment including a maypole swing and trampoline but all have a natural twist.


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The ladies are all about making you feel your best no matter what. Unfortunately, breast cancer is not one of those things that makes you feel that way. I'm Beautiful is doing their part to fight the disease with a outside runway fashion showcase to raise money for a 'beautiful' cause.
The first annual "Pretty in Pink" Fashion Show takes place Friday, September 24 outside the Salon on 639 E. 400 S. (same parking lot as Whole Foods).
Each $20 ticket purchase goes to the Susan G. Komen Passionately Pink Foundation, and comes with a swag bag, reserved seat, beverage and a sweet treat.
The runway will feature fall designs from local boutiques and fun accessories that can be found at their salon. It's not just for the ladies, guys will be represented on the catwalk too. Get inspired to change your do by one of the many cuts and colors that the talented I'm Beautiful stylists will display on the runway.
The ladies of 'Good Things Utah' will be MC-ing the event and rumor has it a few of the jazz players might even perusing the premises that evening. A candle light ceremony will end the evening in honor of those who have battled or are battling breast cancer.
Tickets can be purchased at any of the three I'm Beautiful locations (Draper, Lehi and Downtown). For those who can't make the show donations are still appreciated. For more information call Cori Davis-Kahler at 801-878-8488 or e-mail her at email@example.com


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New York Times Best-Selling Author will Participate in Live Interview about Acclaimed Bruce Springsteen Biography, Bruce
CLEVELAND (November 9, 2012) – The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Library and Archives Author Series will welcome biographer Peter Carlin for a live interview on Tuesday, December 4 at 7 p.m. Dr. Lauren Onkey, vice president of education and public programs, will interview Carlin about his work and acclaimed biography, BRUCE, which highlights the life and music of 1999 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Bruce Springsteen. This event will take place in the Black Box Theatre of the Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) where the Library and Archives is located. The Library and Archives' will remain open to the public until just before the start of the event. After the interview, Carlin will answer questions from the audience and participate in a book signing.
This event is free with a reservation. Seating is limited. Reservations can be made through the Rock Hall website at https://tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall Box Office. Rock Hall Members can RSVP starting at 10 a.m. on Monday, November 19. General public can RSVP starting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, November 20.
The Rock Hall's Author Series brings journalists, critics and scholars to the Library and Archives for free readings and discussion sessions. Authors of both new books and classic texts will be invited on a regular basis.
BRUCE is the first biography in 25 years to be written with the full cooperation of Springsteen himself. Unprecedented access to the artist, his family, his friends, and bandmates past and present—including Clarence Clemons in his final major interview—adds vivid, intimate detail and context to a groundbreaking picture of one of America's greatest musicians. (November 6, 2012; Touchstone; $28 Hardcover; 978-1-4391-9182-8)
For more than four decades, Bruce Springsteen has voiced the hopes, triumphs, and heartaches of working class America through a remarkable career that has yielded twenty Grammy Awards, more than 120 million albums sold, two Golden Globes and an Academy Award. Carlin's biography encompasses the breadth of Springsteen's life and music, following the Elvis-loving grade-schooler with a rented guitar as he grows into a scruffy young bandleader, then rockets into orbit with the critical and commercial hit Born to Run, the keystone of a musical legacy that would reflect and shape the culture—right up to Bruce's current sold-out tour and #1 album, Wrecking Ball.
Peter Carlin is the New York Times bestselling author of Catch a Wave: The Rise, Fall & Redemption of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney: A Life. He has been a senior writer for People and a television critic for the Oregonian newspaper. Carlin lives with his family in Portland, Oregon.
The Library and Archives is at 2809 Woodland Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. The facility is at the corner of Woodland Avenue and East 30th Street, in a shared building with the Tommy LiPuma Center for Creative Arts of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C). This is approximately two miles southeast of the Museum. Metered parking spaces are available on the street in front of the building or around the block. From there, walk in the building's main entrance, enter the lobby, and the entrance to the Library and Archives will be immediately on the right. There is also a Visitor Parking area in Lot 6 of the parking garage. These spaces should be paid for at meter stations located nearby. From the garage, enter the building's back entrance, take the elevator on the left to the first floor, enter the lobby, and look for the entrance to the Library and Archives on the left. For a map of the Tri-C Metro Campus, visit http://www.tri-c.edu/campuses/metro/Documents/MetroMap2010.pdf.
"If there is anyone who writes about modern musicians better than Carlin does, I don't know who it could possibly be."
—Buzz Bissinger, author of Friday Night Lights
"It's close, it's intimate – the master of introspection allows some full-on inspection of his life."
—Brian Williams, NBC News
"Springsteen is biographical big game…but Carlin has brought him down with empathy and shrewdness. Here is Bruce, stylishly captured in all his Brucedom."
—James Parker, The Atlantic
About the Library and Archives
The Rock Hall's Library and Archives is the most comprehensive repository of materials relating to the history of rock and roll. Its mission is to collect, preserve, and provide access to these resources for scholars, educators, students, journalists, and the general public in order to broaden awareness and understanding of rock and roll, its roots, and its impact on society.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its national educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (60+), $13 for children (9-12) and children under 8 and Museum members are free. When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.1939 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK.


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Rainforest Alliance Announces 2012 Gala Honorees, Recognizing Leadership in Sustainability
New York - The Rainforest Alliance, an international sustainability nonprofit, is proud to announce the companies that will receive Sustainable Standard-Setter awards on May 16 at a gala event in New York City. The awards honor businesses and individuals that champion conservation, protect the environment and support local communities.
"For the past 25 years, the Rainforest Alliance has worked hard to transform land, lives and livelihoods across the globe, and we are very proud of our accomplishments," said Tensie Whelan, president of the Rainforest Alliance. "Our anniversary gala awards ceremony provides us with the opportunity to recognize companies that have worked hard alongside us to promote environmental and social responsibility."
The 2012 Sustainable Standard-Setter honorees are:
Teeming with monkeys and more than 850 species of birds, the Madre de Dios region of Peru is a popular destination for adventurers. It is also home to the community-owned Posadas Amazonas Lodge -- a rustic, comfortable inn with spacious, airy rooms and biodiversity-rich surroundings. The Rainforest Alliance Verified™ lodge hires from within the community, and sources locally produced goods whenever possible.
Since joining our verification program, the lodge has implemented:
About the Rainforest Alliance
The Rainforest Alliance was established 25 years ago with the goal of conserving biodiversity and promoting sustainable livelihoods. By ensuring that sustainably managed lands are profitable for both businesses and communities, the Rainforest Alliance helps farmers, forest managers and tourism businesses realize the greater economic benefits that result from conserving neighboring ecosystems and providing workers with training, safe work conditions, proper sanitation, health care and decent housing. Once businesses have met specified environmental, social and economic standards, the Rainforest Alliance links them to the global marketplace, where the demand for sustainably produced goods is on the rise.
The Rainforest Alliance works with people whose livelihoods depend on the land, helping them transform the way they grow food, harvest wood and host travelers. From large multinational corporations to small, community-based cooperatives, businesses and consumers worldwide are involved in the Rainforest Alliance's efforts to bring responsibly produced goods and services to a global marketplace where the demand for sustainability is growing steadily. For more information, visit www.rainforest-alliance.org
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Arizona State: Returning All-American in the 200m dash and defending 100m and 200m champion in the Pac-10 Conference... indoors, ranks third all-time at ASU in the 60m dash (7.42) and fourth in the 200m (23.69)... outdoors, stands third in the 100m dash (11.41), third in the 200m (23.09) and is part of the sixth and 10th-fastest 4x100m relays in program history... 2008 Outdoor: Earned her first All-America honor in the 200m dash... finished 13th at the NCAA Championships in 23.55... swept the Pac-10 Championships' short sprint events... won the 100m in 11.45 and the 200m in 23.09... became just the ninth woman in Pac-10 history and only the second in school history to win both races in the same Pac-10 meet... won the 200m at the NCAA West Region meet (23.30) and was fourth in the 100m dash... placed 19th a the national meet in the 100m... won the 100m dash on four occasions and the 200m dash five times... also swept both races a the Jim Click Invitational and the Double Dual... helped the 4x100m relay to the regional crown and a 12th-place finish nationally... the regional-winning time of 44.48 ranks as the sixth-best in school history... 2008 Indoor: Scored at the MPSF Championships by winning the 200m dash (23.78) and taking second in the 60m dash (7.46)... ran a best of 23.69 at the Iowa State Last Chance meet to qualify for the NCAA Championships where she placed 14th overall... won four of her seven 200m races... won the 60m event at the Last Chance meet with a provisional-qualifying time of 7.42.
Laney: Earned her Associates degree from Laney College (Oakland, Calif.) in 2007... competed on the track & field team for two years... team won the 2006 and 2007 Northern California conference championships... won 100m and 200m dashes at the California Community College State Track & Field Championships in CCC record times of 11.56 and 23.53... also won the long jump and the 4x100m relay to help LC to a second-place finish at the CCC meet... captured the CCC titles in the 100m and 200m events in 2006 as well.
High School: A 2005 graduate of Gompers High School (Richomond, Calif.)... also competed for the Richmond Original Half Steppers, coached by Johnny Holem and Eric Avery.
Personal: Majoring in childhood education and family studies... raised by her grandmother, Mary Spraggins... has two sisters: Patrice Williams and Deneen Spraggins... born March 27, 1987, in Richmond, Calif.... hobbies include running, helping under-privileged children and playing Nintendo DS... full name is Charonda Regina Williams.
Personal Best 55: 7.03aa 60: 7.42 100: 11.41 200: 23.09
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2008 OTF - 4x100m Relay (q) - 44.76 - 12th
2008 OTF - 200m Dash (s) - 23.55 - 13th - All-American
2008 OTF - 100m Dash (q) - 11.99 - 19th
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January 26, 2012
Keep an eye on privacy this Data Privacy Day. The number one step in keeping your information safe and secure is by educating yourself. Visit What are You Doing About Privacy? or visitwww.upenn.edu/privacy for the facts. Review Google's new privacy policy. Review the six types of Penn data you should always keep safe and private.


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Filma13, in conjunction with the Marina Vallarta Neighborhood Association, continue their very successful outdoor evening movie screenings at Marina Vallarta's beautiful malecón, or boardwalk. The screenings are offered free of charge and all are welcome.
On Wednesday, April 17 (around 8 PM or when it is dark enough) the featured film will be The Fall, a 2006 adventure fantasy film directed by Tarsem Singh. The film begins in a hospital on the outskirts of 1920s Los Angeles, where an injured stuntman begins to tell a fellow patient—a little girl with a broken arm—a fantastic story of five mythical heroes. Thanks to his fractured state of mind and her vivid imagination, the line between fiction and reality blurs as the tale advances.
The Fall premiered at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival, receiving generally mixed to positive reviews from critics. The late Roger Ebert gave the film 4/4: "You might want to see for no other reason than because it exists. There will never be another like it."
Watch the trailer HERE!
On Wednesday, April 24, same time, the featured film will be "The Triplets of Belleville," a 2003 silent animated film from France, directed by Sylvain Chomet. The film was highly praised by audiences and critics for its unique style of animation, and received two Academy Awards—Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song. When her grandson is kidnapped during the Tour de France, Madame Souza and her beloved pooch Bruno team up with the Belleville Sisters—an aged song-and-dance team from the days of Fred Astaire—to rescue him.
Watch the trailer HERE!
More information about the screenings, along with other projects currently undertaken by Filma13, can be obtain by visiting their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/filma13


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ZF-8101: Allow Zend_Validate_Barcode to provide options to adapters
Current implementation of Zend_Validate_Barcode doesn't allow to provide options to a specific barcode validator:
$validator = new Zend_Validate_Barcode('upc');
Even if a Zend_Config (but not an array!) is allowed, only the barcode type option is used.
To create new validators (Code39, Code25...) that, for example, can contain (or not) a checksum and use them with Zend_Validate_Barcode, it should interessant to allow to set options.
$validator = new Zend_Validate_Barcode(array('barcode' => 'code25', 'withChecksum' => false));
Reworked component actually within incubator. Therefor closing as fixed.


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Pinterest is great for keeping track of your favorite styles and inspirations, but sometimes it helps to see your style laid out in front of you. If you're attending Sundance Film Festival this week, pop into SOREL's booth where you can participate in a contest by "pinning" in person.
The booth features a life-size pinboard, where festival goers can design their personal board by selecting from a variety of items including SOREL boots, Flight Boutique clothing, and Fresh beauty products. There is also an assortment of inspiration items such as tactile imagery and art pieces pinners can use to further stylize their board.
Each day of the contest (Jan. 17-21) the designer of one winning board will be chosen to receive prizes from the sponsoring venues. If you don't want to miss out but are unable to make it out to Park City you can also pin from home! Separate prizes will be awarded to online participants between Jan. 17 and Jan. 27.
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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Bob Wheatley and Kyle Davis combined for a two-hit shutout, the University of Southern California baseball team pushed across to seventh-inning runs to defeat visiting Arizona, 2-0, and finish off a three-game sweep Saturday evening at Dedeaux Field.
USC (20-17, 9-9 Pac-12) and its pitching duo never allowed a runner past first base and held the Wildcats to no hits in six at-bats with runners on base. Meanwhile, USC struggled to create offense throughout much of the game, but broke through when it mattered in the seventh.
In that decisive seventh, Dante Flores and Blake Lacey delivered consecutive one-out singles to leave runners at the corners. Omar Cotto Lozado followed with a slowly hit fielder's choice groundout to second base, pushing home Flores with the first run and advancing Lacey into scoring position. Vahn Bozoian then ripped a two-out double to left field giving the Trojans a two-run cushion.
The damage could have been worse if not for another strong defensive play from left fielder Tyler Krause. Reggie Southall sharply singled to left off reliever Cody Moffett, and Krause threw home to catcher Riley Moore, who tagged out Bozoian trying to score. It was the second outfield assist in as many night's for Krause.
The rally spoiled a strong outing for Arizona starter Tyger Talley (L, 1-1), who received no run support in his 6.1 innings pitched. The right-hander was charged with the two earned runs on five hits, while he struck out one and walked one.
Wheatley (W, 3-3) limited the Wildcats to just two hits over seven innings of work. The left-hander struck out two and walked one, while never allowing a runner to reach scoring position.
Davis worked two perfect frames in the eighth and ninth innings to preserve his fourth save. The right-hander had three strikeouts, including the final two outs of the contest.
The first scoring opportunity came in the bottom of the second when Lacey walked and stole second with outs. Cotto Lozado followed with an infield single, but Lacey rounded the third base bag too far and was caught in a run down by second baseman Trent Gilbert, who threw to third base before Lacey was tagged out at home by Moore.
Arizona (17-23, 6-12 Pac-12) returns home to host Arizona State next weekend (April 25-27) at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, Ariz. The first two games of the series will be televised on the Pac-12 Network at 7 p.m. (MST) on Friday and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday. On Sunday, the series finale will air live on ESPNU beginning at 4:30 p.m.
Earlier this season, the two rivals split midweek non-conference games in Tempe. The winner of next weekend's series will claim the baseball point awarded in the Territorial Cup Series, a year-long competition across all common sports between the two schools.


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Green Materials Handling; Industry Outlook Survey
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Automated materials handling delivers sustainable benefits that aren't yet credited by certification organizations, contends Bob Gorman, business development lead for HK Systems (800-457-9783, http://www.hksystems.com)). "AGVs are more efficient than lift trucks, which means you're consuming less electricity," says Gorman. "An automated storage system allows you to get by with a smaller building. That means less concrete and less water runoff that might disturb the surrounding habitat." For companies weighing the tradeoffs between energy efficient technologies, like AGVs and conventional materials handling solutions, HK offers an energy calculator on their website. Systems designers can perform what-if scenarios to compare various solutions, using variables like motor consumption rates for AGVs, cranes and lift trucks, to find the most economical and energy efficient solutions.
Reuse and regenerate
Viastore Systems (616-977-3950, http://www.us.viastore.com)) is working on the next generation of automation technology to deliver even more savings over conventional automated equipment, says company director Ken Lewis. Automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS) are now equipped with an energy reuse or recovery unit that captures the energy generated by a braking unit when a load is lowered and sends that energy back into a drive motor. "Depending on the level of use, you can realize up to 30% energy savings over a conventional AS/RS," says Lewis. In Europe, Viastore is installing energy re-feed units on its machines that put that power back into the energy company's electrical grid. Finally, Viastore is analyzing and redesigning its customers' materials handling systems and throughput requirements to operate with smaller, energy-saving motors or to run at slower speeds to conserve energy.
Sustainable design
There are a number of ways an end user can reduce the carbon footprint of their operations, says Joe O'Connor, director of marketing for Wynright (847-595-9400, http://www.wynright.com)). One is to design a system with sustainability in mind. That starts with a working understanding of the availability of rebates and incentives to adopt alternative energy as well as the energy costs in different areas in the country. In addition, the systems integrator offers an after market service to analyze how effectively active and reactive electric power is being used within a facility. "If the two are out of balance, we can correct that with capacitors that allow you to rely less on your utility," says O'Connor.
Lift trucks
Sustainable manufacturing
"Sustainability has been a way of life for Crown for over 20 years," says Brian Duffy, director of environmental health and safety for Crown (419-629-2311, http://www.crown.com)). "When we design our products, we choose materials and technology that have a long material life and that have another use at the end of their usable life." At the end of the first life of a truck, Crown uses the materials to remanufacture lift trucks under the Encore brand. "We will reuse, rebuild and remanufacture as much of the content of our trucks as we can," says Duffy. "If a component can't be reused, we will break it down and reuse the component parts. What we can't reuse, we dispose of in an appropriate manner." Remanufacturing and reusing parts has kept 7,000 tons of parts out of landfills. What's more, the company has added over 1 million square feet of industrial space by using abandoned or under utilized buildings.
Reducing energy usage
Raymond (800-235-7200, http://www.raymondcorp.com)) is helping its customers be more energy efficient by designing its products to operate with as little battery power as possible. "Our ACR system relies on a motor technology and controls that allows the truck to be more energy efficient while driving and lifting," says Joe LaFergola, manager of business and information systems. The system combines an AC-powered motor with a traction control system that is tuned to the motor to get the most efficiency out of the system. "If you have a multiple shift operation, you can use two batteries instead of three," says LaFergola. "Spread that over a fleet of 150 trucks, and that represents a significant number of kilowatt hours over the course of a year."
About the Author
Executive Editor
Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.


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KathyChung, Tuesday June 14, 2011 - 10:15am
Many thanks to all the people who made our first week of registration so exciting. It's terrific to see so many people from so many different places coming to join us in Surrey, BC, this fall. So far, we have registrants from all over BC, AB, SK, ON, QC, WA, OR, CA, CO, NC, TN, and TX, and that's just in the first week!
As promised, our first book draw of the season celebrates our first week of registration. Thanks to the services of a first random number generator, this year's first winner is...
...(sorry, BJ, maybe next time)...
Máirín Fisher-Fleming
Máirín, we'll have a book with your name on it waiting for you at the registration desk at the conference. Congratulations!
More draws and contests to come...
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Fingers crossed for next time, then!
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Book Draw
That's awesome! Thanks so much!
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Next time, it will be me
Next time, it will be me who's going to get that price! :) It's just a shame I wasn't able to make it to the first registration.
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