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With songs like "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White," "Why Pick on Me" and "Riot on the Sunset Strip," the Standells brand of cranked-up garage rock in the 60s earned them a reputation as among the godfathers of punk rock. The fact their music has been covered by the likes of Aerosmith, Minor Threat, Bruce Springsteen and U2 – not too mention a litany of punk acts emerging in 1977 – illustrates that their knack for punchy hooks has engendered them to musicians and fans alike.
With an instantly recognizable-and easy to play-guitar intro, "Dirty Water" became a garage band staple in 1966. Onetime Four Preps member Ed Cobb wrote the song, but the Los Angeles–based Standells version recorded in a garage studio in southern California turned it into a growling classic. Once squeaky-clean, the Standells went proto-punk in a bid to glom onto the bad-boy image of British groups like the Rolling Stones and the Animals. Drummer/vocalist Dick Dodd (a former Mickey Mouse Club Mouseketeer) sneered his way through this tale of unrequited lust and of vitriol aimed at Boston. That city retaliated by banning "Dirty Water," which didn't hurt sales. The canny Standells went on to record such anti-establishment tunes as "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White," "Have You Ever Spent The Night In Jail," and the theme from the teen exploitation film Riot On Sunset Strip, about the L.A. police crackdown on long-haired hippies, which, by the time of the film, the Standells had just about become.
Still performing today, the Standells toured the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum during a tour stop in Cleveland, Ohio. We caught up with the proto punk rockers, including founding member and keyboardist Larry Tamblyn.
Rock Hall: Rock and roll means different things to different people. If somebody asked you to describe rock and roll, what would you tell them?
Larry Tamblyn: Rock and roll also brings a lot of different thoughts in my mind. It is music with a defined rhythm and back beat. It is music that evokes a primal emotion. It is music that makes one want to dance, to play air guitar, to pound out the beat on a surface before you. Most of all, it something personal to everyone, a universal language which is easily discernible in any language, in any corner of the world.
RH: If somebody had never heard your music before, how would you explain it to them? What would you tell them to listen to first and why?
LT: We did our music in our own unique way, which was different from many other rock groups. Our lyrics were always rebellious, and reflected the wants and need of the average person. The Standells have been described as the "Working Class Rock Group." We touched on subjects such as a lower-class individual trying to find his way in a world that judged a person by his wealth, as opposed to his character, such as "Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White." We dealt with the low lives who lived around a river, which was once considered one of the most polluted rivers in the nation. And because of our song, the Charles River is now among one of the cleanest in the nation.
RH: More than a few music writers have contended that the Standells were among the earliest purveyors of punk – though nearly 20 years before "punk" had a name, much less a scene. What influence do you think the group had on the punk acts that followed – from the Ramones all the way to Minor Threat?
LT: I think that perhaps many of these groups like the Ramones, Minor Threat and the Stooges who came along in the 70s and 80s (and even lately, such as the Vaccines), really needed to latch on to music and feelings that were primal and real. They had to deal with issues such as the plight of the working class. Many of them couldn't help but refer to the Standells and seek out ways to deal with these issues.
RH: Outside the Hall of Fame Inductions, the Museum in Cleveland honors those who've shaped rock and roll for more than 50 years. Why do you think it's important to have a Museum committed to preserving that history, for fans young and old?
LT: My own opinion is that it's like keeping an accurate record for future generations, so that no one can later come along a dispute it. Believe me, we have people disputing the Standells history all the time. We try to keep an accurate picture and biographic accounting of the exact Standells history, which is open for all to see. I am humbled by the sheer amount of rock groups who were openly influenced by the the Standells and have been inducted into the Rock Hall.
RH: Your Cleveland gig was at the Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland. Talk about playing in Cleveland over the years, how the city has long embraced rock and roll, the scene, the fans – what makes it a rock and roll town?
LT: The City of Cleveland has always played a major part of my life. My older brother Russ Tamblyn starred in the movie The Kid from Cleveland. I have always recognized that the city played an important if not key role in the infancy and development of rock and roll.


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My fiance found these Butterfinger Snackerz at the candy stash that he has at his work, and thoughtfully brought me home a package for the blog. It looks like this is how Butterfinger is trying to make its way into the "snack food" genre and out of the "candy bar" aisle. The package is a decent size for a candy snack and has all the looks and familiar appearance of a Butterfinger candy bar. It's been ages since I've had a Butterfinger, as it's not one of my favorites. Still, I'm curious to give them a try to see if it lives up to the original.
The Snackerz are about the size of a frosted mini wheat. The are a muted, dusty chocolate brown with orange drizzle stripes on them. You can tell just by the appearance that these are not real chocolate, and a peek at the ingredients list only confirms my suspicions. The smelly very intensely of peanut butter.
They are very light and crispy, which the peanut butter interior works very well with. The flavor is very intense of the salty peanut butter inside. It's flavorful and salty, which peanut butter should be. The chocolate exterior is gross. It's boring and flavorless. It has no taste and a slightly slick texture. The candy left crap stuck in my teeth which is super annoying.
On the whole, I didn't like these very much. The mockolate is bland and the peanut butter crisp is flavorful but irritating to eat. I'll have to try a traditional Butterfinger now to see how it measures up.
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[Washington, DC] -- The Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia hosted the second annual Saudi-U.S. Health Bridge Symposium today. The symposium is sponsored by the General Directorate of Medical Services Armed Forces of Saudi Arabia and the Medical Services Section Armed Forces of the United States.
The conference was developed to help physicians from both nations build a larger network of doctors for use on international and domestic levels. Together they work to determine how to enhance medical care around the world, improve clinical performance out-comes and build bridges to solve global healthcare issues.
"We are very proud of our Saudi students and our officers who have gone through the first envoy program," said Saudi Ambassador to the United States Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir while addressing the audience. "It is truly a bridge between our two countries and it is a bridge that prepares people for healing and extending life and improving quality of life."
This year the conference featured discussions on the following topics:
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– Global partnership research and medical education
– Improving quality of medical data through health claims
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ADHD, also called attention-deficit disorder, is a behavior disorder, usually first diagnosed in childhood, that is characterized by inattention, impulsivity, and, in some cases, hyperactivity. These symptoms usually occur together; however, one may occur without the other(s).
The symptoms of hyperactivity, when present, are almost always apparent by the age of 7 and may be apparent in very young preschoolers. Inattention or attention-deficit may not be evident until a child faces the expectations of elementary school.
Three major types of ADHD include the following:
ADHD is one of the most researched areas in child and adolescent mental health. However, the precise cause of the disorder is still unknown. Available evidence suggests that ADHD is genetic. It is a brain-based biological disorder. Low levels of dopamine (a brain chemical), which is a neurotransmitter (a type of brain chemical), are found in children with ADHD. Brain imaging studies using PET scanners (positron emission tomography; a form of brain imaging that makes it possible to observe the human brain at work) show that brain metabolism in children with ADHD is lower in the areas of the brain that control attention, social judgment, and movement.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 7.7 percent of children between three and 17 years of age have been told they have ADHD at some point in their lives. Boys are two to three times more likely to have ADHD than girls.
Many parents of children with ADHD experienced symptoms of ADHD when they were younger. ADHD is commonly found in brothers and sisters within the same family. Most families seek help when their child's symptoms begin to interfere with learning and adjustment to the expectations of school and age-appropriate activities.
Most symptoms seen in children with ADHD also occur at times in children without this disorder. However, in children with ADHD, these symptoms occur more frequently and interfere with learning, school adjustment, and, sometimes, with the child's relationships with others.
The following are the most common symptoms of ADHD. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. The three categories of symptoms of ADHD include the following:
The symptoms of ADHD may resemble other medical conditions or behavior problems. Always consult your child's physician for a diagnosis.
ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed behavior disorder of childhood. A pediatrician, child psychiatrist, or a qualified mental health professional usually identifies ADHD in children. A detailed history of the child's behavior from parents and teachers, observations of the child's behavior, and psychoeducational testing contribute to making the diagnosis of ADHD. Further, because ADHD is a group of symptoms, often diagnosis depends on evaluating results from several different types of evaluations, including physical, neurological, and psychological. Certain tests may be used to rule out other conditions, and some may be used to test intelligence and certain skill sets. Consult your child's physician for more information.
Specific treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder will be determined by your child's physician based on:
Major components of treatment for children with ADHD include parental support and education in behavioral training, appropriate school placement, and medication (psychostimulants). Treatment with a psychostimulant is highly effective in most children with ADHD.
Treatment may include:
There are four different psychostimulant medications that are commonly used to treat ADHD, including the following :
Psychostimulants have been used to treat childhood behavior disorders since the 1930s. They have been widely studied. Stimulants take effect in the body quickly, work for one to four hours, and then leave the body quickly. Recently many long acting stimulant medications have come on the market, lasting 8-9 hours, requiring one daily dosing. Doses of stimulant medications need to be timed to match the child's school schedule - to help the child pay attention for a longer period of time and improve classroom performance. The common side effects of stimulants may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Antidepressant medications may also be administered for children and adolescents with ADHD to help improve attention while decreasing aggression, anxiety, and/or depression.
Teachers may also be taught behavior management skills to use in the classroom setting. Training for teachers usually includes use of daily behavior reports that communicate in-school behaviors to parents.
Behavior management techniques tend to improve targeted behaviors (such as completing school work or keeping the child's hands to himself/herself), but are not usually helpful in reducing inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity.
Preventive measures to reduce the incidence of ADHD in children are not known at this time. However, early detection and intervention can reduce the severity of symptoms, decrease the interference of behavioral symptoms on school functioning, enhance the child's normal growth and developmental process, and improve the quality of life experienced by children or adolescents with ADHD.
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Today, I ended up in a site showing famous people faces in a very first plane. I just got impressed by the quality those photos had.
What do you think are the factors you have to tweak to reach that quality?
In this case, I think they've used a high quality prime lens with a very big aperture. The camera body must be also a important factor. But is there anything else?
What about the lighting in those photos?
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"Those words come up whether I'm around friends, family, musicians I play with, people I socialize with or people I protest with," Wyman said during an interview. "It's always nice be around good company."
Wyman will hope to find some of those people in the audience when he perform a his official CD release party at the State Room in Salt Lake City on Friday, Oct. 5.
The concert will feature an array of Park City musicians all of whom helped him record the CD.
The lineup will include violinist Liz Anderson, saxophonist George T. Gregory, guitarist Terence Hansen, Joy Tlou and Eric Sopanen of Joy & Eric will be there.
Wyman's wife Lisa Needham and the CD's producer David Rolfe will also perform with Wyman's band bassist Rehan Jacob, drummer Eric Munoz, guitarist Ricardo Romero.
"I pulled together a show with as many as them as I could," Wyman explained.
To give each artist some time in the spotlight, Wyman organized a performance that was inspired by The Band's 1978 concert film "The Last Waltz."
"During the first set, I'll perform with each guest musician individually," he said. "For the second set, everyone will join me on stage and we'll perform the album tracks in order from start to finish. I'm excited to do that."
Wyman began creating "Good Company" back in 2008.
"I began writing a lot of the songs when the recession hit," he said.
"I wasn't stressed out or worried and felt everything happens for a reason," Wyman said. "I felt I was given this gift of time, so I just sat down and wrote. I wrote one song a day, five days a week for a month."
While he was writing the title track to "Good Company," Wyman wanted to experiment.
"Back in Elvis Presley's day, the songs would have three chords that would go around in circles, but then the bridge would move them up the scale a bit," he said. "A lot of pop songs these days have four chords that go around in circles. People like Lady Gaga, Katy Perry and Train use this method, but I've noticed that they don't change the chord at all. So, I just wanted to see if could write a song that simple and I did."
After the songs were written, Wyman bumped into the local funk band Shaky Trade during the Sundance Film Festival in 2009.
"They seemed like the perfect rhythm section for the songs I was writing," Wyman said.
The band and Wyman began recording the CD in a studio in Ogden.
"I funded the sessions out of pocket and we banged out six or seven songs," Wyman said. "But then I got frustrated with the commute, and decided to put the brakes on the album."
After a few months, Wyman ran into producer David Rolf who had just moved here from Atlanta, where the economy took a toll on the recording-studio business.
"David asked to hear the tracks and told me he wanted to see what he could do with them, and after I heard his production, we made a deal to continue the recording sessions," Wyman said.
After raising funds through www.kickstarter.com , Wyman and Rolfe finished the CD at the end of 2011.
"Good Company" was officially released in the Netherlands in the spring of 2012, and had a soft-release after Wyman returned to the United States to open Mountain Town Music's Newpark Concert Series.
Now, Wyman will officially play a bona fide CD release party this Friday.
"During the past couple of years, the State Room has become my favorite venue," he said. "I know the owners and it seemed like the perfect fit. It's just a great little place that doesn't seem to get over crowded, but at the same time fits a lot of people. Hopefully a lot of people from Park City will come down."
Rich Wyman will play a CD release concert at the State Room, 638 S. State Street in Salt Lake City, on Friday, Oct. 5, at 9 p.m. Tickets are $12. Tickets can be purchased at www.thestateroomslc.com/ shows/item/385-rich-wyman-fri-oct-5. The first 75 people in the doors will receive a free copy of Wyman's latest CD "Good Company."


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Ecotourism 101
Ecotourism 101
In a day where the idea of recycling and reducing one's carbon footprint is on the rise, traveling can seem like an unnecessary luxury. One that will only create costs in more than just monetary form. Pollution will take place during the actual traveling process, fast food wrappers will be disposed of, fuels will be used, etc. But rather than looking at traveling from the "green is king" point of view, try approaching your travel ventures with the "greener is better" mindset.
Common Sense
It can be easy to get down on oneself for unnecessarily driving a few blocks or tossing soda cans when a recycling bin cannot be found. However, it is also important to look at life from the big picture. For the most part, doing your best to help out Mother Nature is all you can do. There is no use fretting about a single tossed can or adding to pollution when it's raining. Instead, focus on all of the good things you are doing for the environment.
This comes into play while traveling as well. Just because getting to a new destination may cause some pollution, doesn't mean you can't take the time to enjoy traveling. You still need to eat, shower, use the restroom – these things will just be done in an alternate location. You may be using water during the vacation, but you're saving it at home.
That being said, there are plenty of vacations that allow you to enjoy nature without contributing to excess waste or pollution.
What is Ecotourism?
Ecotourism is being a tourist on a carbon budget, or, more specifically, traveling responsibly to natural areas and helping conserve the environment.
According to the International Ecotourism Society, those practicing ecotourism should:
One of the most well-known examples of ecotourism is that of Madagascar. Because it is a biodiversity hotspot, the country offers the opportunity to see rare plants and animals. In fact, 80 percent of its animals and 90 percent of its plants grow only on the island. In cooperation with ecotourists, the country allows them to travel to their land to view rare sights, while the country benefits financially. Much of the profits from the low-impact traveling goes to preventing poverty throughout Madagascar. A win-win situation that provides few negative effects of the environment.
Central and South America have steady supplies of ecotourists, as well as Indonesia – all of which profit financially by teaching others about their cultures and ancient structures.
Ecotourism is a great way to gain a culturally rich experience while providing economic help to others. To find out more about ecotourism, explore Rainforest Expeditions' travel tabs, or contact us above.
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Nearly a decade ago, Sharon Osbourne and her family changed reality television. The four stars of MTV's The Osbournes—Sharon, now 58, rocker husband Ozzy, now 62, Kelly, now 26, and Jack, now 25—captivated America with both their foul mouths and their deep family bonds. Audiences particularly fell for Sharon, the unconventional matriarch, who has since appeared on The Celebrity Apprentice and Britain's The X Factor, hosted VH1's Rock of Love: Charm School and joined the cast of The Talk. Now as a judge on America's Got Talent, she graces nearly 15 million televisions each week. More spoke with Osbourne about how she juggles her roles as star judge, mother and mighty businesswoman.
More: America's Got Talent is about halfway through its sixth season. What has this season been like for you?
Sharon Osbourne: It's been fantastic because I think that the production side has really stepped up, and so has the quality of our contestants. It just keeps getting better and better. It's not one of those shows that stays the same.
More: What's the atmosphere like off-screen between you and Howie Mandel and Piers Morgan?
SO: I get on great with Howie. With Piers, it always has to be about him. Everything you see is about him. As long as you understand that it's the world according to Piers, you're fine.
More: You're very outspoken. What happens when you get really attached to a contestant that the other judges don't like?
SO: You fight your ground; you fight for what you believe in. I think the reason it works so well is because we've all got different tastes. My tastes are more over-the-top; I don't like subtle. I don't always look for someone with the perfect voice. I look for personality as well as talent and likability.
More: So you're a Lady Gaga fan?
SO: Love it, love it, love it! She's so over the top. She's got a personality that matches her talent. It's no good having somebody that is so talented but when you talk to them, it's like watching paint dry. She's got it all.
More: How do you juggle all the things you do—judging America's Got Talent, appearing on The Talk, running your charity [the Sharon Osbourne Colon Cancer Foundation, a patient resource program at Cedars-Sinai], being a mother of three?
SO: You can't do everything well. People say they can, but they don't. You can't do everything well, and it's a lot to handle—a lot of taking care of my husband's business, a lot of taking care of my kids' business. You give up a lot on your social life, doing what we do.
More: It wasn't until your MTV show, The Osbournes, debuted in 2002 that you really became a force in American show business. What was it like approaching 50 and becoming a whole new kind of star?
SO: I was very happy that it happened at the age that I was, because I would have blown it if it had happened to me when I was younger. I was obnoxious and I wouldn't have really appreciated it.
More: With all of the projects you've done in the past few years—America's Got Talent, The X Factor, The Celebrity Apprentice—what has been the most challenging?
SO: The worst thing I ever did was Celebrity Apprentice. I thought it was all charity based, and how stupid am I? It's a TV program. They just want to make good TV; it's not about raising money. That's just the hook to get you in. I was very naïve and I got hooked into the bullshit.
More: You've done a lot for the sake of show business—you've opened up your home, publicly shared your battle with cancer and your history of abuse—but what is something you would never share with the public?
SO: I wouldn't do cosmetic surgery [on TV]. People don't learn anything by? that. You're not sharing something that can help somebody out. It's like watching somebody on the toilet. That's just for your own benefit of trying to get ratings.
More: As one of the original reality stars, what do you think of today's reality TV, like The Real Housewives franchise?
SO: It fascinates me— the fact that people can be invested in people who aren't famous, who have no notoriety. I'm not knocking it at all; I just think it's just an insight into how we all are.
More: Do you ever regret opening certain parts of your life—or Ozzy's or Kelly's or Jack's—to the public?
SO: Yes, sometimes, but then overall, on a business and emotional side, we got more from it. I can't sit and say that I wish I'd never done that because if I hadn't, I wouldn't be in the position I am today. The only consolation I have to opening everything up so much was that a lot of it was done out of naivety. I didn't know the repercussions because it hadn't been done before. I honestly didn't think it was going to go as well as it did.
More: How is your relationship today with Ozzy and the kids different than it was 10 years ago?
SO: It's very different because my children are now adults and my husband and I are now 11 years longer together. Nothing in life stays the same; everything in life changes. I now have adult relationships with my kids and my husband and I are 11 years closer than we were before.
More: How do you deal with media scrutiny of you and your family? You used to send boxes of excrement to reporters when they wrote something negative about you're family, but it seems like those days are over.
SO: I'm a businesswoman and I've been raised in this industry and I know how important the press is. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions. But it's like showing a painting to 100 different people—you will have 100 different opinions of that painting. I don't mind being critiqued, but I don't like having lies written about me or my family. I will take the truth, but when people embellish and make stories up, they'll get a bag of shit [Laughs]. Not anymore, I shouldn't say that. I'm over it. Look at what's happening in the English press [with the News of the World hacking scandal]. There's always going to be the minority of people who like to write bullshit, who like to embellish the truth. You just have to accept it. As you get older, it's easier to accept. It's the world we live in and you can't fight everything.
More: You were once a big supporter of plastic surgery but then you swore it off. Why?
SO: You have to know when it's enough. I still think it's amazing, but I had to know when to stop.
More: Not all women know when to stop…
SO: They don't, and they do end up looking like the Joker [laughs].
More: How did you find your stopping point?
SO: You have to understand that you're going to get your face done and it's going to get lined again. You're going to have your breasts done and they're going to fall again. You have to accept that. Every time you get a wrinkle or a frown line or something, you have to accept it's a part of who you are. You can't be lineless for your entire life. It looks grotesque after a while.
More: Why did you decide to have your breast implants removed?
SO: It's still on my list to do, and hopefully I can do it this autumn. It's a joke because they last a while, they look fantastic, but then they drop like everything else. And instead of just you dropping, you've now got a bag of saline swinging around your chest.
More: You've done so much in your career already—is there anything left you really want to do?
SO: I want to do more theater. I love the live audience. I did a short run of The Vagina Monologues in the UK and I just loved it.
More: Do you think that the perception of you has softened since you first came out with The Osbournes?
SO: I don't really honestly know what people think of me. I hope they like me, but I'm not the sort of person who's going to do market research on what people think of me. You just be yourself and you hope that people like you. And if they don't, it's OK, because they don't really know you. I don't think anybody wants to be in this industry and be disliked — other than Piers Morgan [laughs].
More: And Simon Cowell?
SO: Oh no, he's not like that. He wants to be liked. He doesn't want to be disliked at all. Take it from me!
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Join the Bruins on Halloween night for an exhibition game at 7:00 p.m. in Pauley Pavilion.
UCLA Women's Basketball Participates at Pac-12 Media Day at the Pac-12 Networks in San Francisco.
The UCLA men's and women's basketball programs took part in Dribble for the Cure on Sunday morning.
WBB season ticket holders can pick up their free t-shirt at tomorrow's game at the Lot H Fan Zone.
UCLA will host first and second round games for the 2014 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.
UCLA Head Coach Cori Close announced today that Kacy Swain will be out for the 2013-14 season.
The 2013-14 college basketball season officially got underway with the first practice of the year.
UCLA Head WBB Coach Cori Close announced today that Kari Korver will miss the 2013-14 season.
The Bruins will face James Madison in the opening round of the Gulf Coast Showcase in Naples, Fla.
The 2013-14 UCLA women's basketball team will make 18 appearances on the Pac-12 Networks.
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ZF-2151: YAML Config Files
Add support for YAML-formatted configuration files
The knack here is to decide if we need to write a native PHP implementation from scratch or if we can leverage an extension.
This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 1.5.0. Please update if this is not correct.
Is this something that we'd want to do? It should be submitted as a proposal in any case. If we'd like to do it, should we only do the subset of YAML that we's need for config?
I assumed we did as you reported it :)
Some people like Yaml, so I can see the usefulness of a Zend_Config_Yaml. I suspect it would be fairly slow though, so caching tips would need to be documented.
I don't know enough about Yaml to know how much of the spec would need to be supported and don't have enough interest in the format to develop it myself. More than happy to review should someone step up to the plate with a class and unit tests :)
A proposal would be good as it'll provide more community feedback, so postponing this issue until then.
I will address the issues with YAML as a serialization/configuration format in PHP on the issues that I have just linked.
I'm not going to be doing this one.
Can i try to do this ? I have some experience with YAML and i can try to put this on ZF.
Of course. Just remember that you have to develop your own code from scratch in order to comply with the CLA.
Ok. I will begin this weekend.
Don't forget the write the writer for it as well :)
Sure. I am thinking write the 'writer' and the 'loader', what do you think?
I think the correct is: Serialization and Deserialization for writer and loader.
Greetings Gang,
Is this what you all have in mind? http://www.emanaton.com/code/php/zendconfigyml
If so, should I submit code somewhere?
Sean P. O. MacCath-Moran www.emanaton.com
Only to update you:
i am working on it and i will show something next month.
Sean, you are using the syck extension, right? i am looking it too but now i am developing a PHP only YAMl support for ZF but i will after this write the classes using syck too.
I think is a good ideia ZF support the two options. What do you think?
Greetings Adler,
Indeed, I very much agree that providing an option that does not require the user to have special mods installed is a good idea; not everyone will have the capability to add PHP mods to the server they are working with. However, in my own informal tests I found that the available "raw PHP code" options for parsing and writing yaml files were no where near as fast as the syck library, so I assert that the syck method should be preferred within the code (unless, of course, something even better becomes available). If I were writing this class with the dual implementation, my approach would be to implement the Yaml parser and writer in a separate class from Config_Yaml, then detect if syck is available, using it if so, or instantiating the Yaml parser class if not. In this way the Config_Yaml class may be kept as light as possible while the concerns of the Config object creation and yaml file manipulations are kept separate but loosely coupled.
Do you plan on writing the Config_Yaml_Writer class as well? If so, I've implemented a functionally complete version of this as well that you might draw upon: http://emanaton.com/code/php/…
Please let me know if I may be of any assistance!
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You may want to incorporate some of the Symfony YAML code: http://components.symfony-project.org/yaml/
Hello Sean and Konr
I think your aproach is very cool. Checking if the user has the extension enabled and if so use it, if not use a pure PHP implementation. The pure PHP implementation of course is slower than the one that use syck.
I take a look in your work and it is very good but to put a code in the ZF we have to agree with the CLA. This is the reason i am writing a code from scratch and that is the reason too we cannot use the symfony YAML code.
Best regards for you all.
Greetings Adler,
Actually, I faxed in a CLA some time ago and never heard back. I've reached the point where there are several issues I'd REALLY like to start contributing solutions for to the project, but cannot since the CLA has not be responded to.
Can you advise me on how to proceed with that?
Sean P. O. MacCath-Moran www.emanaton.com
Please look at http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
This improvement was implemented in ZF-1.11.
Will be in the next release.


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Freshman Jaden DeGracie and sophomore Hannah Wong also picked up goals in the first half to put the Wildcats up, 3-0.
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News Corp. shareholders have their annual meeting Friday, and they have received outside advice to oust the media titan behind the company, Rupert Murdoch, and his son.
Murdoch is still ducking the fallout from a summer-long scandal with his newspapers on the other side of the pond. The scandal claimed the News of the World tabloid, closed down after outrage over phone hacking by its reporters.
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Thanks to the creativity and compassion of fourteen-year-old Victoria Robustello, elementary-school children felled in the Newtown massacre will be honored along with local heroes at the upcoming CYO Club of Champions dinner.
Now in its 77th year, the upcoming CYO Club of Champions dinner scheduled for this summer celebrates individuals who provide inspiration and leadership for youth.
Victoria agreed to display her painstaking painting that depicts each of the 20 slain children floating above a cloud at the event on June 26, 2013. She is also sending framed copies to the children's families as well as the Sandy Hook Fire Department and school. A $250 donation, in turn, will be given anonymously to The Newtown-Sandy Hook Community Foundation, Inc. in recognition of Victoria's painting.
A student at John Jay High School in Hopewell Junction in upstate Dutchess County, Victoria began sketching the painting on her drawing table in her bedroom shortly after the mass murder in December 2012. She pulled up web photos of the children, and then recaptured in painting their smiling faces and the clothing they wore.
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Although Victoria acknowledges the pain she felt reproducing the children one by one, she seems to have found comfort as well.
"There will never be any answers for something so senseless," she wrote the parents when she sent them copies of her paintings. "But I want you to know that I pray for you daily.
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An article in the newspaper a few weeks ago told of several individuals accused of ripping off a Hallandale Beach condominium to the tune of $3 million. Those individuals included the association's president, the former building manager, former maintenance supervisor and a plumbing contractor accused of requiring contractors to kick back money for work carried out at the condominium.
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I remember that KidPix art tool software, I think it was also on Macintosh.
Back on August 1999, the old Windows 95 is where I got my head start on Emulation of playing illegal ROMS on emulators, such as actual NES games that I used to play on the NESticle emulator on DOS mode, SNES ROMS on a SNES9XW or ZSNES emulator, and the old Genesis/MegaDrive ROMS on the good ol' Genecyst emulator. Around that time Pokemon Yellow GameBoy ROM in English was available for download two months before its actual US release!
I also used to get hard to find ROMS on Chinese websites back in the day, but not anymore because now these days I am better with buying video games to play on actual consoles.
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I play a 4 year outdated football game, madden 02. Iv'e got the best create-a-team made on it so i don't see why i should get a better version. i do have 07 hall of fame edition, but i rarely play it as much as 02. the oldest game i play frequently though is Worms2. That came out in the mid-90's, and it's still a f uck load of fun. You can dl it off Gametap, but only if you're subscribed. I still own the actual cd from 12 years ago, so i didn't have to get it from gametap, but getting your hands on an actual copy is hard. The game is discontinued so even places like Ebay won't be reliable.
If anyone does get worms2, I'm up for a multiplayer challenge. Once you get used to the game, it's addicting as hell.
Umm... no that games a little too violent for that run-down nigga daycare.
A remember playing a Worms game there when I was in Kindergarden.
They had like a NES or SNES there.
I felt like a nigga myself having to run around in that portable sh ithole..
A 6th grader there was cool though. He played pokemon and chess with me.
Tho, I really wished we could've just went outside and played on the playground.
The nigga that ran the place scared the sh it right out of me. Its hard to think SHES the one who put "very important kids" into VIK. but with the f ucked up privledges we had during that time, i'd say its " Very Incapable Kids"
That's why I stopped going by 4th grade.
I should have sued that rapists ass while i had the chance..
She haunts your memories that bad? >>
I'm still looking for Carmen Sandiego, the english one is hard
I got one of those games free from mcdonalds.
Been trying to find her 10 years. HOW DOES SHE DO IT?
She hides behind hard English Subject questions!
I would have seen her though.
I find her, but she keeps runing away like a little sissy.
I wish a thousand pound anvil dropped on her while she ran away so i could beat the game already..
I remember that game. I had it but it wouldn't install on my computer for some reason.
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The pre-release cards have been scanned at Pokebeach, well most of them anyway. They look good and I'm sure the card game is going back to it's roots.
I did like the change on the weakness found in the Diamond/Pearl/Platinum sets, but they've changed it back to the 2x weakness.
It's time for me to remake my Venom Shock deck like it used to be, but now with 4 Crobat Prime.


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Great Deals on AT&T U-verse Bundles in Henderson North Carolina
Henderson North Carolina AT&T U-verse is America's most trusted name in Information Technology providers for the bulk of America's telephone, internet and cable television users. With over 150 million customers in all, the American Telephone & Telegraph Company Inc. or AT&T covers the largest customer base of all American telephone and internet service providers. Telephone, cable television and phone are all services provided by AT&T Henderson NC. Their service is indeed considered the best and fastest provided in America be it for TV, internet or VoIP connections.
Looking at a few issues, which IT service customers face, one of the most vital queries comes during the event of Home or place shifting. When relocating to a new location; one has to keep in mind that their telephone numbers will change, thus resulting in obvious communication tribulations.
As for internet and cable television services, again, relocating holds a few setbacks. However, these are but trivial issues to AT&T customers. When the area roofed by AT&T covers 22 states one can be safely assured that wherever they relocate to in the USA, the company will ensure that the service is promptly reinstalled at their clients' new location.
AT&T U-verse Henderson North Carolina is the VDSL service brand name of the company. With over 2 million customers in the USA, and connections provided to 20 million living units, AT&T U-verse has the proud position of being the top provider of VDSL and VDSL-2 services in America. With commercial circles and personal users requiring faster speeds and more data usage at an alarming rate, the burden is rather intricate for most service providers to meet.
With such demands like VoIP, HDTV streaming and Live Pay-per-View streaming from the same port, providing quality can be quite difficult to obtain from local companies. AT&T U-verse however, has no such qualms living up to their reputation as the best in the business. With the mere bulk and extent of their service range and network, AT&T not only ensures that their U-verse customer base is well satisfied but they also add about 10,000 customers a year, which only strengthens their credibility.
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Looking at the services provided by Henderson North Carolina AT&T U-verse other than ultra fast internet, the first most important service is their Voice facility. VoIP is not a new term for most internet users; it is Voice over Internet Protocol, the fastest and cheapest way of telephony not only for Local but International calls as well. With features such as data messaging and Click-to-Call, AT&T U-verse is the most reliable VoIP service provider that you can control from your TV or computer.
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It's been one year, four months and 13 days since cancer killed my daughter. There hasn't been one single day that I haven't thought about her since. I still hear her voice, imagine her smile and feel her touch. During her last two years of life, I cared for her the same way I did her first two years. As tough of a job as it was - it was an honor to care for her. On that very last night, I lay next to her in bed and watched her struggle to take her last breaths. I could do nothing other than try to talk her through it. Afterward, I watched the funeral home attendants respectfully wrap her body in a blue velvet blanket and carry her out of our home, for the last time.
At that point a new journey began - the journey of dealing with grief. I checked in several different places and found several different roadmaps to guide me along this journey. Some roadmaps led me to people who had been on similar paths. Others had heard about the journey but never themselves traveled down this road. But most everyone seemed to have ideas on what they thought I should do to get to my destination - wherever that was. Sometimes their advice helped; sometimes I had to refer to the map. But just as I felt myself veering off the path and into depression, one of my roadmaps led me to a grief counselor. It was there I learned skills to manage my grief. As I continued to follow the road, there was one map that focused on these three words - "it gets better". It was sort of like a road sign telling me what's ahead. But I ignored it and stayed on my journey through pain, sorrow and disappointment.
One day not so long ago, I ran into a neighbor at the elevator in my building. I knew her husband had been very sick but I wasn't sure if he had passed away. As she stepped onto the elevator I reached out and touched her elbow asking her if she was okay. She turned to me, tears swelling in her eyes, and said it had been exactly one month which let me know her husband was gone. She then reached over, put her arms around me and whispered, "Does it get better?" Does - it - get - better. Up until this point, no one had ever asked me that question. I never imagined having to answer it. I'm a griever on my own personal journey. I've been told I'm part of a community of tortured souls - don't block the road! So when asked this question my response was immediate. I didn't have to think about it and yes, it came from a place deep down inside. My answer came from many therapy sessions. My grief counselor told me I needed to cry one hundred thousand tears. I haven't counted every single one but my guess is I'm at about five or six thousand. And that's nothing when you think about it! I have lived through my own private hell. I have cried myself to sleep at night wondering why she had to suffer. I've called out to her so many times asking her if she's now okay - if she can help me with a problem I'm dealing with - if she could just... well you know.
Losing my daughter, my only child, is the toughest thing I've ever dealt with, and it's only been one year, four months and 13 days. I think you get the point - I'm not over this and I never will be. Honestly, I don't want to be. But the words I whispered back to the lady on the elevator have caused me to think over and over again about this journey and the roadmaps I've been following. I whispered these three words - "it gets better..."
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From the Stars
* Having hobbies is psychologically defined as having an activity or obsession that allows one to keep a state of calm in their lives when they are overloaded with work or just need some quiet time. For Ashley the Hedgehog this hobby was to stargaze. She would spend hours at night just watching the sky looking at the starts everything from red giant stars to blue wolf stars she loved the shinning that came from each one. She would sit the telescope by her bed just incase she fell asleep while watching the night skies outside in the deep forest. Her cabin was a medium sized cabin with a modern feel to it with pocelain mini statues on the mantle of the fireplace and plush toys on the couches and chairs of vaorious origin and type. It was a hot July night when he life would change forever.*
Ashley:*laying on her bed gazing out of the window with the telescope in nothing but a tank top and her underwear in an attempt to keep cool* Ah there you are.....let's see who's this one....*gets her quick reference book and a coordinance book of various stars* Oh you're XR-77...you're a sneaky tiny star huh? *She kept looking through the various formations and came to a stop at a glowing red star*.....Huh.....*she tumbs through the book but cannot find this new star anywhere*.....Now who in the world are you?
*The object began to get brighter and brighter every two minutes then every minute then every second as a red ring flew out across the sky away from the object as it entered the planet's atmosphere*
Ashley: Oh no it's an asteroid....*jumps up getting on her laptop and uses a map and trajectory program to plot the course finding out the object would crash just a mile from her home. She threw on some sweat pants and runs outside watching as it came closer and closer loudly rumbling as she prayed to herself* Please burn up, please burn up, please burn up!
*The object suddenly broke into smaller pieces and howled over small chunks dropping off of it as a seperate piece flies slightly to the north and impacts on a hill visible from her house. After a moment she realizes it's not made of stone it is a metallic hollow object. She hears the crunching and grinding of metal in the distance as the object slams into the deepest part of the woods. As she watches in shock she sees an emberous glow coming from the hill near her house. She quickly grabbed her flashlight and hiking boots walking for ten minutes to get to a smouldering crater with something in the bottom*
Ashley:...Oh my god....the space program's got nothing on this *gets a stick and starts to probe at some of the debris flipping over a small piece of metal seeing some fingers and gasps* Oh no! *she grabs a piece and quickly lets go getting burned from the heat but ignores the pain reaching back down and lifting the chunk off of a crimson hedgehog with black tipped spines. The other lay on his stomach appearing to be dead* Oh......poor thing *gently touches the side of his face and touches the side of his neck feeling a very strong pulse. She quickly grabs him and starts to drag him down the hill and into her house gently pulling him to the couch and laying him down. She looks over his form amazed that he was untouched by the impact except for his clothes being nothing but shreds and charred strips his flesh was left uncut, unbruised, and unburnt*.....amazing.........*she shakes her head from her astonishment and gulps getting nervouse as she slowly pulls what was left of his clothing off of him and quickly covers him up with some extra bed sheets putting a pillow under his head. She then goes to her front door locking it tight to make sure no one could opent it from the outside then she went from window to window closing the curtains and goes to her room locking her door and closing her window shutting the curtains and turns on the TV to the news*
Reporter: We are here live at the ground zero impact site of an asteroid that hit just a few minutes ago. We have recieved news that the space station picked it up on its radar earlier this afternoon and tracked it until it hit here in the southern woods behind me. The military has set up a half a mile perimeter around the impact zone to avoid possible radioactive contamination of the press and public. We hope to bring you more details as this amazing story unfolds.
Anchor: Now just a quick question what has the overseer of the science crew telling the press about how large the asteroid is?
Reporter: Well they've only said that it is approximately four hundred feet long and two hundred feet wide with an ovular shape to it preimpact but when it hit the stratosphere it broke into millions of pieces as the air friction burned against it. We have been informed to tell anyone who saw or has one of the debris pieces to not touch or go near it due to possible radioactive waves being put off from the asteroid.
Ashley:...That was no asteroid......asteroids aren't made of dark colored refined steel....I'll ask the guy in the morning if he's up *She shuts off the TV and gets back into her tank top and underwear turning a small fan on high and lays sweating trying to sleep and finally dozes off*


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When ridden in a counter-clockwise direction, the Adirondack Park Loop travels from Schenectady north, crossing into Adirondack Park just north of Saratoga Springs. Adirondack Park is the largest publicly protected area in the lower forty-eight states, greater in size than Yellowstone, Everglades, Glacier and Grand Canyon National Park combined. Passing through Ticonderoga, the route hugs the western shore of Lake Champlain as it continues north. At Port Henry there is an optional spur to continue north to Port Kent, to connect to a ferry to Burlington, Vermont. The main route continues west through Lake Placid, home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games. The route can be somewhat hilly in the park, with climbs ranging up to 1,500 feet. The route uses lightly traveled roads with minimal shoulders. Paved shoulders prevail where traffic is moderate.
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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.
how fingertastic
casey i love your fingers
I have very nice fingers until you see my fingernails
Look like animal claws.
my 9-year-old brother has long nails because he never cuts them, and they have dirt in them
it's so gross
Luckily there are no chalkboards near him. That would be a scream if he had one.
I would prefer to give my brother the benefit of the doubt that he wouldn't be that cruel to me
The black ladies at biscuitville always have long painted fingernails
my mom always grows her fingernails out
and then she chews them
I thought you were at boarding school? WHen do you see your mom?
Oh yeah. sorry. Boarding school must suck. Aside from the fact that you can masturbate w/o worrying about your parents walking in on you
You have the possibility of other students walking in on you instead
it could turn into something interesting
Very, very interesting.
yes because then you have the possibility of the incident spreading around the school
currently all the guys are talking about how one guy is 11' or 12'. Which is absolutely disgusting to think about because the guy that has it is physically, socially and emotionally repulsive.


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4' children's outdoor tables are sized right for young children, with table tops 20" high. These tables will last outdoors because their construction includes galvanized steel covered in four coats of PVC-free polyethylene copolymer. The smooth gloss finish will last and last, and is easy to maintain.
Diamond pattern seats and table comes in a festive red and blue color combination. The J-style legs make entry and exit easier and safer. Overall dimensions: 56"Wx48"Dx20"H. Ships ready to assemble.


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Women's Water Polo
News: Women's Water Polo Reaches Win Board
Seven different Lancers netted at least one goal as the Pasadena City College women's water polo team snapped a start of the season, 5-game losing streak Friday by defeating Ohlone College, 11-5, at the Cabrillo Tournament (Aptos in Northern California).
Stephanie Velasco scored her team-leading 13th and 14th goals, added two assists, and made two steals (three overall) all in the first quarter to help PCC jump out to a 5-1 lead. The Lancers extended the lead to 8-2 by halftime and coasted from that point.
Jazmine Hernandez and Scarlett Bonilla each scored two goals and contributed two assists while Caroline Liu fired in two goals as well. Mariana Silva added a goal and both Camille Saurenman and Katherine Kleinschmidt registered their first collegiate goals of their young freshmen careers.
The Lancers were an efficient 11-for-25 on shots, a .440 scoring percentage. Goalie Alenoush Aslanin made four saves and three steals over the first three quarters, and gave up only two of Ohlone's goals.
In a South Coast Conference match played September 25, Long Beach City overpowered the Lancers, 19-4. Velasco scored all four PCC goals. On September 20 at the El Camino College Mini Tournament, the Lancers were defeated by host El Camino, 19-9, and by Santa Monica, 12-5.
{Editor's Note--the Cabrillo tournament continues with PCC playing Modesto Junior College at 5 p.m. Friday, then two more games TBA on Saturday.}
[Photo--Stephanie Velasco has been PCC's early scoring leader.]
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Coat, Service, French Air Service, Walter Shaffer
This is an example of the standard horizon blue French service coat adopted in 1914 and modified in May 1915.
This coat was worn by Walter John Shaffer as a member of the Lafayette Flying Corps. While the Lafayette Escadrille was a specific squadron in which 38 American pilots served, the term Lafayette Flying Corps refers to the 238 American volunteers who flew in French squadrons prior to America's involvement in the war. Following American involvement in the war on Shaffer initially flew with Spa 156 from January 1 to June 1, 1918.
Shaffer transferred to Spa 38 on June 1, 1918. On October 3rd, while strafing and flew with them until brought down by ground fire south-east of Laon was diving on a German saucisse 12 km behind enemy lines at the time. He did not escape but the war ended shortly thereafter and he was repatriated and taken prisoner on October 3rd, 1918; he
During the interwar period, Shaffer traveled the country and entertained crowds as a barnstormer but eventually gave up that nomadic life and became a captain for Eastern Air Lines. During World War II he recalled from his reserve status and serve as a pilot for Air Transport Command in the Pacific Theater. He would again serve as a captain with Eastern following the war.
Bequest of the Estate of Walter J. Shaffer
Physical Description:
Horizon blue French Air Service service coat worn by Walter Shaffer; single breasted with seven brass buttons down front (button embossed with winged propeller); two upper box pleat patch pockets with flap with brass button closure; two lower patch pockets with flap with brass button closure; dark blue collar tabs with gold wire winged star aviation insignia; epaulets with brass button; gold wire chevron over gold wire winged propeller aviation insignia on left arm.
- Country of Origin
- France
- Manufacturer
- Chemieux of Paris
- Type
- PERSONAL EQUIPMENT-Uniforms: Military
- Materials
- Overall: Wool, brass, steel
- Dimensions
- Clothing: 82.6 x 58.4 x 6.4cm (32 1/2 x 23 x 2 1/2 in.)


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Move beyond simply viewing animals and landscapes to capturing them digitally with your Kowa spotting scope. The TSN DA-1 digital camera adapter makes this a straight-forward process when used with any Kowa spotting scope. This beautifully designed 3-piece unit is easy to use for rewarding results with a wide variety of digital and video cameras. A quick screw lock attachment lets you view through your spotting scope and quickly attach your digital camera in a jiffy:
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