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Believe In Your Message
Commanding a room comes, more than anything else, from having an inner sense of conviction about what you're saying, says Cain. Take some time to sit by yourself and think about what you truly believe before you go in the room to make your points. "What matters is what you really feel and think," says Cain. "That is going to communicate itself no matter what else you do."
Think Before You Sit
Ask yourself where you feel most comfortable when you walk into the room. If you're at ease on the sidelines, stay there. Cain gives the example of Robert Rubin, secretary of the treasury during the Clinton administration. "He was quite clearly an introvert, you can tell from his memoirs," she says. "And he talks about how, in politics, at the White House, people always jockeyed to sit in the power position in the center of the table, because they thought that was how they would command the room. But he was more comfortable on the side of the table. He felt like he could speak up there, from that perspective, and say, 'Mr. President, here is my idea.' I think that's a great lesson for introverts—they don't necessarily need the traditional means of power to communicate their point."
Don't Consider Yourself an Underdog
While introverts may find themselves being dismissed at first because they don't speak up very much, over time they gain credibility because people learn that when they do speak, it's worth listening. "I hear this all the time—corporate leaders who don't speak so much, but then when they do, everyone listens," says Cain.
On the flip side, Cain says, extroverts often lose credibility over time because people's expectations of them have been overinflated. "They've been so charismatic in the beginning, so people think they can do anything but then wind up disappointed when they are just normal," Cain says.
Charisma Is Not a Requirement
It is possible to be introverted and charismatic. Cain points to President Obama and Emma Watson as examples. But not all introverts are. "What's important to remember about charisma is we place a lot of value on it, but it's really just one way of commanding a room," says Cain. The key is to take steps to make yourself effective without the benefit of charisma if you don't have it.
Know In Advance How You'll React to Your Situation
Some people aren't predisposed to introversion or extroversion. Instead, these ambiverts can move back and forth between either side. "You have to know whether the room you are trying to command is a situation that will put you into your introvert mode, and then you use those strategies, or one that will put you into extrovert mode," says Cain. Preparation is important. "Have conviction in what you are saying, know where to place yourself in the room, ask questions and make sure you formulate your ideas before you speak."
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Specialized Content Markup Languages
(An Expert Handlers SIG Reference)
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Alphabetic Index of Specialized Content Markup Languages
CellML | CML | FLOWML | GML | GBXML | GDML | GDML | GEML | GIML | HEML | HumanML | IML | IPTC | LandML | MAGE | MathML | MIRIAM | MSAML | MusicXML | NewsML | RedBook | RixML | SPDML | SBML | SBO
Additions, suggestions, and corrections to this list are welcome. Please use this document's Discussion page to do so. Thank you.
Biological/Biochemical and Genomic Markup Languages
- CellML:
- A repository of several hundred biological models encoded into CellML can be found on the CellML community's CellML Repository. These models are actively undergoing a curation process aiming to provide annotations with biological ontologies such as Gene Ontology and to validate the models against standards of unit balance and biophysical constrains such as conservation of mass, charge, energy. etc.
- GEDML: Geneological Data Markup Language
- GEDML is used to encode geneological data sets in XML.
- GEDML Document Type Definition (DTD)
- GEML or GeneXML: Gene Expression Markup Language
- GEML is an open-standard XML format for DNA microarray and gene expression data, developed by Rosetta Biosoftware, Inc.
- EMBL Nucleotide Database
- management and distribution of data on macromolecular structures
- ArrayExpress: for gene expression data
- Ensembl: provides up to date completed metazoic genomes and the best possible automatic annotation
- IntAct: freely available, open source database system and analysis tools for protein interaction data
Chemical/Chemistry Markup Languages
Geographic and Topographic Markup Languages
- GML: Geography Markup Language
- The Geography Markup Language (GML) is an XML encoding for the transport and storage of geographic information, including both the spatial and non-spatial properties of geographic features. Developed by the OpenGIS Consortium.
- GML Schema & Documentation
- LandXML: Land Extensible Markup Language
- Developed by the LandXML Organization, the LandXML schema facilitates the exchange of data created during the Land Planning, Civil Engineering and Land Survey process.
Mathematical Markup Languages
- GDML: Geometry Description Markup Language
- The Geometry Description Markup Language (GDML), originally developed at CERN, is an application-indepedent geometry description format based on XML. It can be used as the primary geometry implementation language as well as providing a geometry data exchange format for existing applications. The workpackage consists of the GDML Schema part, which is a fully self-consistent definition of the GDML syntax and the GDML I/O part which provides means for writing out and reading in GDML files. The GDML Schema does not depend in any way on the GDML I/O packages. In particular, new extensions to the GDML I/O packages can be implemented (interfaces to new application, like for instance visualisation, editors, etc.), while the GDML Schema definition remains unchanged. At the present moment, there exist two toolkit bindings for GDML, the Geant4 binding and the ROOT binding (integrated within the ROOT framework). Both bindings support the GDML importation (reading GDML files) as well as the exportation (writing out GDML files).
- Example geometry file markedup using GDML
- Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) 2.0 (Second Edition)
- Mathematical Markup Language, MathML is an XML application for describing mathematical notation and capturing both its structure and content. The goal of MathML is to enable mathematics to be served, received, and processed on the World Wide Web, just as HTML has enabled this functionality for text.
- related resource: A MathML for CSS profile Note: the current profile is intended to be subset of MathML 3.0 that could be used to capture structure of mathematical formulae in the way suitable for further CSS formatting. This profile is expected to facilitate adoption of MathML in web browsers and CSS formatters, allowing them to reuse the existing CSS visual formatting model, enhanced with a few mathematics oriented extensions, for rendering of layouts schemata of presentational MathML. Development of the CSS profile is assumed to be coordinated with ongoing work on CSS3 and may require a limited set of new properties to be added to existing CSS3 modules. Note, that, in connection with the need for this profile, that the CSS2 specification, Level 2.0 was developed and refined at about the same time as the first MathML specification. Now new versions of both MathML and CSS are being created. This profile is thus part of the ongoing effort to realize the synergy that W3C Recommendations offer to the Web.
Musical Markup Languages
- FLOWML: Flow Markup Language
- FlowML is a format for storing audio synthesis diagrams, as used in various software synthesizers.
- MusicXML: eXtensible Musical Markup Language:
- MusicXML was created to provide an internet-friendly method of publishing musical scores, enabling musicians and music fans to get more out of their online music. MusicXML 2.0 files serve the same role for interactive sheet music that MP3 files serve for recorded music. The MusicXML format represents common Western musical notation from the 17th century onward. It lets you distribute interactive sheet music online, and to use sheet music files with a wide variety of musical applications. The MusicXML format is open for use by anyone under a royalty-free license, and is supported by over 80 applications
- MusicXML Schema
- GDML: Generalized Dynamic Markup Language
- The Generalized Dynamic Markup Language (gdml) is designed to provide A standardized method of embedding customized and dynamically generated Web content into HTML-based templates. This makes it possible for the HTML designer to control the look and feel of the site and alter critical components such as site navigation without the expensive intervention of the programmer.
- Introduction to Generalized Dynamic Markup Language (GDML)
- HEML: Historical Event Markup and Linking
- The Historical Event Markup and Linking project explores XML-related technologies to develop a set of text markup and transformation tools that are useful to historians world-wide.
- HEML Schemata
- IML: Instrument Markup Language & ICML Instrument Control Markup Language
- The Instrument Markup Language (IML) is designed to be a very general and highly extensible framework that applies to virtually any kind of instrument that can be controlled by a computer. Developed at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC).
- IML Schema (XSD)
- IML/ICML Shared Schema (XSD)
- International Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) family of languages
- News Exchange Standards (one of which is NewsML);
- RixML Specification (Current Schema)
- RixML FAQ
- RixML Examples
- RixML Scenarios
- Additional RixML Resources
As Yet Unclassified
- HumanML: Human Markup Language
- Developed by OASIS, HumanML is designed to represent human characteristics through XML. The stated aim of HumanML is to enhance the fidelity of human communication.
- HumanML is an XML Schema and RDF Schema specification, containing sets of modules which frame and embed contextual human characteristics including physical, cultural, social, kinesic, psychological, and intentional features within conveyed information. Other efforts include messaging, style, alternate schemas, constraint mechanisms, object models, and repository systems, which will address the overall concerns of both representing and amalgamating human information within data. Examples of human characteristics include emotions, physical descriptors, proxemics, kinesics, haptics, intentions, and attitude. Applications of HumanML include agents of various types, AI systems, virtual reality, psychotherapy, online negotiations, facilitations, dialogue, and conflict resolution systems.
- HumanML Schema (XSD)


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Published: Thursday, January 3, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Imagine a potential future marketing campaign: "Lexington, destination for music lovers." Fans of specific genres, such as Americana and roots music, descend upon the city for a weekend festival that highlights North Carolina singers and bands. The main concerts take place at a new amphitheater that resides where a Lexington Home Brands plant used to be in downtown. Other concerts featuring musicians take place at various locations throughout the year. Restaurants and hotels bustle with customers during the special events. Visitors enjoy the free WiFi and variety of stores found downtown.
Time will tell whether such a dream could become reality, but the first North Carolina Music and Arts Festival showed that people will visit the city to listen to music. The festival took place Friday and Saturday at High Rock Outfitters and the Edward C. Smith Civic Center. Co-owner Chris Phelps and general manager Brittany Wilson of High Rock Outfitters helped spearhead the inaugural event, which by all accounts was a success. Starting a new festival holds many challenges, but organizers will learn what worked well and what needs rethinking and make improvements for the next festival, which Wilson promises will happen.
High Rock Outfitters has provided a regular slate of entertainment at its location on North Main Street just off the Square. The only downside to HRO is the small space it has to offer. That's why the civic center was also used for the festival. The City of Lexington continues to explore uses for the property it bought from Lexington Home Brands off South Railroad Street. One possibility has been razing one of the former furniture manufacturing plants and building an amphitheater. That could provide opportunities for many different types of activities downtown and could be utilized by existing events such as the Barbecue Festival and BBQ Capital Cook-Off.
Some new events take off and others don't. Organizers never know how an event will be greeted by the public until the first one takes place. One promising aspect of the music festival involved a willingness by city leaders to accept new guidelines to cater to the crowd. This meant serving alcohol at the civic center, which can help draw attendees (and, it must be noted, can also potentially create some problems, too, although that wasn't the case with the music festival).
Lexington continues to evolve from its manufacturing past. The downtown area remains vibrant with very few empty storefronts. The city recently turned on a WiFi network in the downtown business district, and many users of smartphones and laptops are already taking advantage. The N.C. Music and Arts Festival became part of the evolution and can show others that well-planned, new ideas can quickly establish a foothold in the city.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - T.J. McConnell had 13 points, six assists and seven rebounds, making critical plays down the stretch, and No. 2 Arizona escaped with a 63-58 victory over UNLV on Saturday.
Arizona will look to win its 13th-straight non-conference home game and run its record to 9-0 on Saturday when it hosts UNLV in the fourth edition of the White Out.
The fourth edition of the White Out will take place at McKale Center on Saturday as the second-ranked Arizona men's basketball team squares off with UNLV in a sold-out contest at 3:15 p.m. MST.
A little over a month into the NBA season, here's a look at how the nine former UA standouts representing Arizona in the NBA are faring through games of Dec. 4.
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Aaron Gordon scored 19 points, Nick Johnson and Brandon Ashley added 18 each and No. 2 Arizona beat Texas Tech 79-58 on Tuesday night in the Wildcats' first game since beating Duke for the NIT Season Tip-off championship.
University of Arizona junior guard Nick Johnson was named a candidate for the 2014 Allstate NABC Good Works Team on Tuesday in an announcement by the NABC and Allstate Insurance Company.
University of Arizona junior guard Nick Johnson was named Pac-12 Player of the Week on Monday for his efforts in helping lead the Wildcats to their record-tying fourth NIT Season Tip-Off title in New York.
Former Border Conference rivals Arizona and Texas Tech will square off on Tuesday as UA looks to run its record to 8-0 overall and 5-0 at McKale Center this season.
NEW YORK (AP) - Nick Johnson scored all but two of his 15 points in the second half and No. 4 Arizona beat No. 6 Duke 72-66 on Friday night in the championship game of the NIT Season Tip-Off.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Nick Johnson scored 20 points and freshman Aaron Gordon had 10 points and 13 rebounds and No. 4 Arizona rallied from a terrible first half to beat Drexel 66-62 on Wednesday night in the semifinals of the NIT Season Tip-Off.
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Top 10 Miami Dolphins: No. 6 Vontae Davis
And the countdown of Top 10 Miami Dolphins – a.k.a the inaugural Mob Rankings – continues. After your votes came in about a week-and-a-half ago, we began the countdown last week.
To review:
No. 10 – Kendall Langford
No. 9 – Sean Smith
No. 8 – Paul Soliai
No. 7 – Randy Starks
And today – another defensive player. We've yet to introduce the first offensive player in the countdown. That's perhaps fitting given some of the Dolphins' struggles on offense a season ago.
Without further ado, No. 6 in the countdown …
Player: Vontae Davis
Position: Cornerback
Height/Weight: 5-11/203
Years in NFL/With Dolphins: 2/2
Mob ranking points: 270
2010 highlights: Davis started 15 games for the Dolphins in 2010, and played a reserve role in Miami's other regular-season game. He finished fifth on the team with 51 tackles and was first on the team with 12 passes defended. He had one interception without a return. In two meetings against Randy Moss – against Tennessee on Nov. 14 and against New England on Oct. 4 – Davis held Moss to one catch for 26 yards. In the New England game, Davis helped hold Moss without a catch. It was just the fifth time in Moss' career he'd finished a game without a catch.
Career highlights: The Dolphins drafted Davis in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft. He joined his brother, San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon, as a first-round selection. Before the Davis brothers, the Manning brothers – Peyton and Eli – had been the most recent set of brothers to both become first-round draft picks. Davis played in all 16 games during his rookie season in 2009 and he earned All-Rookie team honors from Pro Football Weekly and the Pro Football Writers Association. He finished the '09 season with a team-high four interceptions.
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Last weekend, I ran the six-mile loop in Central Park, the one that all of us running in the MORE/Fitness Half Marathon will heroically conquer twice on race day. I did it to remind myself where the major landmarks are -- the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Dakota -- so that I would have them fixed in my mind. I also wanted to experience again those long, boring stretches where nothing much seems to happen (the top of the east side, the middle of the west) so that I would know how to pace myself come race day.
I did that, sure.
But what the run really accomplished was to emphasize just how punishing that loop is. If you've never run there before, it's no kind of spoiler to tell you: That park is crazy hilly. It undulates. It rolls. If it's not surging upward, it's plummeting down. I swear, there is not a single nice, flat, easy stretch.
Ladies, do your hill repeats!
I confess, I'd been slacking on mine. My running buddy told me she'd decided to do all her three-mile treadmill runs on an incline of one percent to get some hill work in her training. I thought that was a great idea and tried it.
I suffered the whole way through.
I know, one percent doesn't sound like much, but it sneaks up on you. Never again with that great idea.
Then I got sidetracked by speed drills and forgot, conveniently, about running hills. I figured my outside runs would take care of that.
Big mistake.
Central Park is way more hilly than any of my regular outdoor routes. I am definitely underprepared for that aspect of the race. Yesterday, I recommitted myself to hill drills on the treadmill.
After warming up for half a mile, I ran a mere quarter-mile at a five percent incline. (That's me: Neglect it for weeks then go whole hog.) As someone smarter would clearly have known, that's a recipe for pain. After a mile and a half, when my shins were killing me, I stopped.
I just can't risk getting injured now.
Then, I spent an hour sitting on the floor of my office with ice packs on my legs trying to pretend that such positioning was perfectly professional and that I do my job, deputy editor of MORE magazine, from the floor all the time.
The ever-helpful More website does offer some thoughts on hill training. You can find them here and here and here. It might've been helpful for me to have read this several week ago.
For those of you now starting hill training, what it boils down to is this: To get better on hills, you have to run them. There's just no shortcut for hard work.
Ideally, I'd run in Central Park at least one or two more times before the race. But I'm not sure I can make that happen. If training is one chunk physical, one chunk mental, then there's got to be another chunk in there for logistics. Finding the time to run, reorganizing my family's schedule to let me do it, remembering to eat, to bring clean clothes, to rest…really, when I cross the finish line on April 15, it's going to feel like a miracle.
Read Jennifer's Training Week 1: Handling a Setback
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Read Jennifer's Training Week 4: Strengthen Your Weak Parts
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Cross Country at NCAA West Region Championships
The Sun Devil cross country teams competed in the NCAA West Region Championships Saturday in Portland, Ore.
Arizona State: Ranks third all-time with two cross country victories in her career (both in 2005)... qualified for the NCAA Championships in the steeplechase for the second year in a row... moved into third on the all-time steeplechase list at ASU with a time of 10:08.47. 2007 Outdoor: Ran a personal-best time and the third-fastest time in school history at the NCAA Championships to finish 15th in the 3,000m steeplechase at 10:08.47... finished seventh in the steeplechase at the Pac-10 Championships to score for the team... took sixth in the West Region... also placed 10th in the 5,000m run at the Pac-10 meet... earned USTFCCC All-Academic, First Team Academic All-Pac-10 and Second Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII honors... 2007 Indoor: Did not compete... 2006 XC: Ran in the team's Top 5 all season... placed seventh at the Pac-10 Championships, earning First Team All-Pac-10 honors... also earned All-Region accolades after placing 16th at the regional race... finished sixth at the Dave Murray to open the year before finishing 31st at the Roy Griak and 61st at the Pre-National race... selected First Team Academic All-Pac-10 for the second year in a row... 2006 Outdoor: Won the Pac-10 title in the 3,000m steeplechase in her first conference meet... also won at the ASU Invitational... qualified for the NCAA Championships by placing third in the West Region... missed the finals of the NCAA meet by one position after running a personal best time of 10:18.91... her time ranks as the fourth-fastest in school history... scored points in the 5,000m run at the Pac-10 meet as well by finishing seventh overall... won the 3,000m run at the Double Dual... earned several academic honors, including ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII First Team honors, Academic All-Pac-10 First Team honors and Academic All-USTFCCCA honors... 2006 Indoor: Competed in the 3,000m run once, placing sixth at the Arizona-California Challenge... 2005 XC: Ran in four races, winning twice and finishing second once... was runner-up at the season opening George Kyte Invitational before winning her next two races, Dave Murray Invitational and ASU Invitational... became just the third Sun Devil to win multiple races in a season... also competed at the Pac-10 Championships (did not finish)... earned selection to First Team Academic All-Pac-10... 2005 Outdoor: Competed twice, placing third in the 3,000m steeplechase (11:16.64) at the Baldy Castillo Invitational and fifth in the 3,000m run (10:45.06) at the Bill Sawyer Invitational... her steeple time ranks her ninth on the ASU all-time lists... 2005 Indoor: Ran in one race, finishing fifth in the 3,000m run (10:39.59) at the Double Dual... 2004 XC: Ran in four races on the season (once unattached)... finished 7th at the ASU Invite and 16th at the Dave Murray Invite... was an alternate at NCAA Pre Nationals placing 27th (22:41.4) in the open race.
High School: A 2003 graduate of Round Valley High School (Eagar, Ariz.)... also attended Payson High School from 1999-2001... earned four letters in track and field and three each in basketball and volleyball...named 2002-03 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and 2002 Track Athlete of the Year at RVHS... while at RVHS, track won state and regional titles in 2003, basketball was regional champs from 2001-2003 and she was all-region in volleyball in 2001 and 2002... with PHS, track team won state and regional titles in 2001 and 2002... joined current Sun Devil teammate Whitney Hardt in setting the state, region and school record in the 4x800m relay (9:38.11)... also holds the 4x800m relay school mark at PHS... academically, earned four scholar-athlete awards in track and three each in volleyball and basketball.
Personal: Majoring in nursing... parents are Thomas and Stephaney Bennett... three siblings: March, Ty and Shelby... Marc played football at Truman State (Missouri) from 1999-2001... born March 13, 1985, in Phoenix... full name is Brooke Suzanne Bennett... hobbies include swimming, family and animals.
Personal Bests - 3000: 9:49.40; 3000 SC: 10:08.47; 5000: 17:02.01
In NCAA Championship Meets
2007 OTF - 3K Steeple (P) - 10:08.47 - 15th
2006 XC - 6,000m Course - 22:32.10 - 154th
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Arizona distance runner Maria Larsson lived in Sweden her entire life.
One day, her life suddenly changed when she received a call from cross country coaches Mo Huber and James Li. For some, leaving a familiar territory could be a tough decision. But for Larsson, it was a given.
"It was not difficult for me to commit," Larsson said. "As soon as Arizona offered me a scholarship, I wanted to come."
Larsson credits the competitive squad and Arizona's great reputation for making the decision so easy.
"I heard from Coach Li and I liked his philosophy and training method, " Larsson said. "Also, I was attracted to come here, because the team is very competitive."
Huber is no stranger to foreign athletes. She has four additional international student athletes on the team.
"Larsson's transition was fairly easy because of her outgoing personality and her willingness to speak English," Larsson said. "Most international students are very tentative to speak a foreign language."
In addition to adjusting to a new country, Larsson is also running with a team for the first time in her life.
"There was no actual team in Sweden," Larsson said. "Just a club team and I only ran with a couple girls. Now I am running with 10-15 girls on my team. They are very competitive and I love it."
Running with the team isn't the only difference that Larsson has experienced since the move from Sweden. She is also adjusting to the new school system and the American mentality.
"It is a lot more competitive here," said Larsson. "For example, in my last run in Minnesota, there were 300 girls running. I have never seen such a long starting line, but that is why I came to Arizona, to compete on a stage like this."
Looking to the future, the talented freshman has set lofty expectations for herself.
"I want to be an All-American," said Larsson. "Also, I want to place in the top 40 at nationals."
Huber knows Larsson's goals are in reach and believes she has a chance to be one of the best runners in Arizona history.
"Larsson is a very talented runner," Huber said. "She has a great personality and brings a lot of energy to the team. She has a great drive and she wants to be the best in the country. I believe in time she could be a National Champion."
While some athletes look forward to their lighter days, Larsson sees them as challenging. Huber knows that this is something she has to work on with Larsson.
"Holding her back and having her take it easy on her lighter days is the hardest part," Huber said. "But she needs those lighter days so that she can recover better from her previous training periods and be more fresh for her future hard training days."
In addition to contributing great talent to the team, Larsson also brings energy and a lot of personality.
"The team loves Maria, she has a very unique personality and everyone likes being around her," Huber said. "The team feeds off her great energy and leadership."
The Arizona women's track team is thrilled that Larsson took the journey to a new country. They are excited to see the positive attributes that Larsson brings to the table now and in years to come.


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Neal is a National Association of Professional Child Photographers award winner. Go to her Heber studio, or she'll shoot on location (she'll travel far distances for a fee). "You want to get as much interaction between the family as possible," she says. "Get them together and let things happen." 435-657-0435, stephanienealphotography.com
West Valley Avengers
Debbie & Clark Hill
After Chelsie Hill died in a car wreck, her parents and friends set up a 5K in her honor. "She loved running and shared that love with her family and friends," says Debbie Hill. Last year, the 5K raised $4,000 for Samantha Milbourn, a 7-year-old battling Ewing's Sarcoma. The third annual Chelsie Hill 5K is Sept. 22; go to chelsiehill5k.com
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Liz Arner
Liz Arner knows the tricks of effective parenting and spills her secrets at Utah Youth Village's parenting classes. "I've used these methods with my own child, so I know they work," she says. "I teach how to praise and correct without resorting to physical behavior or yelling at the child." 5800 S. Highland Dr., 801-272-9980, youthvillage.org
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Matt Townsend
Relationship expert Matt Townsend is on our list for his awesome date nights, which are like relationship courses mixed with stand-up comedy. We'd go just for fun. Get a $1 trial month to his new subscription website with code BEEHIVE. 405 E. 12450 South, Draper, 801-747-2121, townsendrelationshipcenter.com
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Stefanie Miller, director of education at Ogden Nature Center, and her team of super counselors help whole families enjoy their first camping trip together. "We have all the usual camping supplies but also restrooms with toilets that run, and we lock the gates at night," she says. 966 W. 12th St., Ogden, 801-621-7595, ogdennaturecenter.org
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ZF-5817: Can't use external email addresses as username with Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap
We were looking into authenticating our webapp users based on their email addresses via LDAP, but if you pass an arbitrary email address to a Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap:
WITH an accountDomainName set (and inferred accountCanonicalForm = 4), it treats the email address as a domain-qualified username and the authentication attempt fails for any user whose email domain is not accountDomainName - since the LDAP server is understood to be an authority only for accountDomainName, you get a domain mismatch.
WITHOUT an accountDomainName set (and inferred accountCanonicalForm = 2), it canonicalizes the "@" and everything after it right off the domain, and you end up with only the local part of the user's email address being passed to the LDAP server, which of course doesn't match if you're querying by email address with the following (correct) filter: "(&(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)(mail=%s))", as opposed to the default.
If you try to force accountCanonicalForm = 4 to include the domain without specifying an accountDomainName, it throws an exception.
To verify the behavior we were seeing, we tried using cn instead of mail as the RDN by setting cn= the email address minus its "@", and set the filter to "(&(objectClass=inetOrgPerson)(cn=%s))". This authenticated successfully.
An email address is not a qualified account name. It is just an email address. What you want is basically ACCTNAME_FORM_EMAIL = 5 with corresponding logic to canonicalize the account name to the mail attribute. Which is to say Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap simply does not implement this.
Note that I think this would require querying the LDAP server which would slow things down a little.
I agree this should be implemented but I will not be active on this project for the foreseeable future.
You could extend Zend_Ldap to add the desired behavior (and then you would have to also extend Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap so that it used your extended Zend_Ldap).
Finally, this should really be assigned to Zend_Ldap and not Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap as Zend_Ldap is where the actual name canonicalization occurs.
The new extended Zend_Ldap component that currently is in the Standard Incubator takes care of this issue as it provides a '{{tryUsernameSplit}}' option that, when set to {{false}}, will skip the splitting operation you described in case (2) and will allow to pass the full email address to the LDAP server. (I admit that the option name is not quite perfect yet...)
Perhaps you can try the new component or extract the relevant code to extend Zend_Ldap yourself as Michael pointed out.
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Entry Fees: $25 for senior ACA members. Juniors race free in the Junior Races. Entry fees include ACA operation & insurance surcharges. One-day ACA membership is available. N0 annual licenses will be sold the day of the race.
Directions: Lookout Mtn Youth Services. From Boulder take hwy 93 south to East 6th Ave. Go past the Jeffco Taj Mahal and take a left on Johnson St. (To the right is the exit ramp from C470). From Denver take 6th Ave. west to Johnson rd. Take a right go down the hill and turn left into the venue just before South Golden Rd. From Colorado Springs take I-25 North. Exit C-470 West. Just after passing over I-70 take the East 6th Ave exit. Go forward through the intersection and this street becomes Johnson Rd. Turn left just before you get to South Golden Rd. The venue is just east of the
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ZF-7479: Unable to load pdf files generated by htmldoc
I've just upgraded to ZF 1.9.0 and I have a problem running my unit tests. Currently my invoices are generated by an external script which uses htmldoc, and then I've incapsulated the generated pdf file into a Zend_Pdf object with this code:
$temppdf = // this is a string containig the pdf filename with full path
$pdf = Zend_Pdf::load($temppdf);
return $pdf;
Until ZF 1.9 everything works, now after the upgrade I receive this exception:
2) testCreatePdfInvoice(Model_Default_InvoiceTest) Zend_Pdf_Exception: Action dictionary must contain S entry /Users/fabionapoleoni/Downloads/ZendFramework-1.9.0/library/Zend/Pdf/Action.php:128 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Downloads/ZendFramework-1.9.0/library/Zend/Pdf/Target.php:47 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Downloads/ZendFramework-1.9.0/library/Zend/Pdf.php:530 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Downloads/ZendFramework-1.9.0/library/Zend/Pdf.php:353 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Downloads/ZendFramework-1.9.0/library/Zend/Pdf.php:292 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Documents/workspaces/php/ZenitSpot Trunk/application/modules/default/models/Invoice.php:42 /Users/fabionapoleoni/Documents/workspaces/php/ZenitSpot Trunk/test/Model/Default/InvoiceTest.php:62
I tried to comment the unlink instruction and open the pdf file with OS X Preview and with Acrobat reader, and the file is intact. I also isolated the failing row in another testcase in this way and (clearly) the test fails.
* Load a pdf generated by htmldoc
public function testLoadPdf() {
Zend_Pdf::load(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../Data/invoice.pdf');
I don't know if this is a htmldoc problem or Zend_Pdf, but I can read pdf's built with htmldoc on every operating system/pdf reader.
I put on a webserver the generated pdf the url is http://rapidshare.com/files/263230771/…


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CDHS student receives appointment to Naval Academy
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 8:58 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 8:58 a.m.
Two students, including one from Davidson County, nominated to the nation's military academies by U.S. Rep. Howard Coble, R-6th, have received appointments according to the Sixth District representative.
Skyler Briggs of Lexington has received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. Briggs attends Central Davidson High School and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Briggs. She lives on Old Mountain Road.
Receiving an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo., is Adam Fly of Greensboro.
"Two of our nominees have received appointments to military academies for the upcoming school year," Coble said. "I am glad that our military leaders agree that this district is blessed with a unique and impressive group of young men and women."
Davidson County is no longer in the Sixth District but was at the time when academy nominations had to be submitted.
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Being able to like the person we see in the mirror requires we spend time in our own thoughts and feelings. I believe we can only love others as much as we love ourselves. All day long I find myself whispering all kinds of things to myself. Stressful situations fuel an already spinning mind. In the times when I feel weary, I remind myself of the rituals that make me feel my best. I'd like to share a list of restorative ideas that don't require pouring your heart out, instead it's simply a few small practices that will put your mind and body more at ease.
1) Sleep. Sleep is powerful. It affects many facets of our long-term and short-term memory, our ability to provide appropriate responses, to assess risks accurately, make informed decisions, the ability to plan and coordinate — the list goes on.
2) Eat Nutritious Foods. Eatting healthy foods sounds obvious, and yet eatting nutritious food may be easier said than done. Be kind to your body, and your body will return the favor.
3) Take a Hike. Hiking is an inexpensive way to stay healthy, reduce stress and clear your mind. Find a green space, and go!
4) Do Something For Someone. Plain and simple, the act of carrying out a thoughtful deed for another person makes at least two people feel good (the giver & reciever). Focusing our attention away from serving our own life, and attuning to the needs of another person is a wonderful opportunity to remove some of the mounting pressure that comes from focusing all of one's energy on responsbility.
5) Practice Self Compassion. Compassion is an awareness of suffering and a desire to alleviate it. Many people find it easier to feel compassion toward friends and loved ones, and easily overlook their own need for kindness and understaning. Learning to accept ourselves increases our enjoyment of life.


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Head coach Vicky Maes and the Arizona women's tennis team will host the 2013 Wildcat Invitational at El Conquistador Golf and Tennis Resort beginning Friday, Oct. 11 and continuing through Sunday, Oct. 13.
Arizona senior Lacey Smyth won her first match, but fell in her second match on Tuesday at the ITA Women's All-American Championships in Los Angeles.
Arizona women's tennis took its social media presence to another level and added an Instagram account, the program announced on Monday.
Arizona senior tennis player Kim Stubbe fell in her first match at the ITA Riviera All-American pre-qualifier on Saturday in Los Angeles.
Arizona seniors Lacey Smyth and Kim Stubbe will travel to Los Angeles, Calif. to compete in the ITA Riviera All- American tournament beginning Saturday, Sept.28 and continuing through Sunday, Oct. 6.
Junior Laura Oldham won both the doubles and singles championships in Arizona's fall-season opener on Sunday at the Aggie Invitational.
Arizona senior Susan Mc Rann and junior Laura Oldham advanced to the doubles final of the Aggie Invitational on Saturday.
Arizona senior Susan Mc Rann and junior Laura Oldham paired up on Friday to earn two wins on the first day of the Aggie Invitational on Friday.
Arizona women's tennis will head to New Mexico this weekend to kick off its fall campaign with the Aggie Invitational, which will start on Friday, Sept. 13 at 9 a.m. MDT and finish on Sunday, Sept. 15.
Two Arizona women's tennis players landed in the ITA NCAA Division I women's rankings, the ITA announced Friday.
Arizona head coach Vicky Maes and the women's tennis team revealed the 2013-14 season schedule on Friday.


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We survived our first week of college life!
If you did not already know this, kids are remarkably resilient. (I was reminded of this fact during the college moving experience.) Even as early adults they still maintain that imaginary expansive and pliable substance that makes them respond to bumps in the road with remarkable rebound.
Cue the imagery — I see my daughter as a colorful plastic KU beach ball bouncing along the curb, on and off as she proceeds through each day of campus discovery. You probably noticed this in its early form, protecting your child as they were growing up. That invisible coating that surrounded her and that made you remark, "Geez, how did she miss cracking her head open on that fall!" Besides the invisible physical coating, our kids were graced with coping mechanisms.
That mechanism was deployed this past week. It's the physical one we hope is still intact as we can no longer precede our kids, removing obstacles like boulders, flames, bodies of water, and things with points. Our kids are also good at being subconscious emotional manipulators. Yikes, to paraphrase my daughter. In this sense, I'm not pointing out a negativity here. Merely a fact that when you lose your heart to your child, you are susceptible to the expressions of the emotions they are slinging with dual meaning. (We already know they are masters at the "conscious' manipulators, but the subconscious ones they have not yet mastered, I am learning, require armor and an owners manual). Fear can manifest as indignation toward anything within a one-mile radius prior to departure toward a major change. Fear can also manifest as crying over all kinds of spilled milk, or worse crying that you don't know how to get on the bus to find some milk.
Surprise can manifest as exasperated defiance in suggesting the smallest things like not hanging your towel on the only remaining lowest rack in the water closet next to the toilet — well, you all already know why, having clocked many years of bathroom cleaning behind your child. However, thankfully by the second day in fact, the beach ball gracefully deployed this week and calmed everything. She has found the diet coke and coffee she needs to sustain her along her campus treks. She diligently rides the bus, opposing the time and energy she could burn walking (manually) to and from class.
But I don't disparage over the choice of convenience as I am proud she has found ways to replace the comforts of home. One of her suitemates was bequeathed her sister's "alumni beach ball" upon move in. She embraced the ball immediately and was excited at how high it bounced. I think my child found some comforting example in the use of that ball in the first few days. So I believe the two are bouncing along the sidewalks of KU in tandem on many occasions and conquering the newness together. Or at least until one borrows a personal item without asking or takes the last cold diet coke out of the fridge. I hope the resilience of those balls can withstand kicking by others and hitting a few walls. Beach balls can easily deflate. I hope they bounce with eyes open- safely.
I cried less in the past week. I am enjoying the calls after each class from her first two days. It's like the old days when I would pick her up from school, and she would report on her day. God bless cell phones and Skype. So even though I am missing her physical presence every day, it's comforting I am still needed, even if it is not for laundry and sustenance. It's better. She is keeping our school day habit of sharing alive and keeping me in her day. It's comforting she is still thinking of me.


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2012 is the 40th Anniversary of 'Way of the Dragon', a movie my father wrote, directed, choreographed and starred in. Throughout this year, we are going to pull materials from the archives and discuss what happened in front of and behind the camera in 'Way of the Dragon'. Here is part I. Enjoy!


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TEMPE, Ariz. – Arizona State University's new softball coach Craig Nicholson will retain associate head coach Chuck D'Arcy.
"We are fortunate to be able to keep Chuck as our pitching coach. His reputation as an outstanding teacher will allow us to continue to bring great pitchers into our program," head coach Craig Nicholson said. "More importantly his ability to mentor and develop talented young pitchers will help us continue the success of Sun Devil softball. I believe Chuck be able to help in my transition and give our staff and players a little continuity as we prepare for the upcoming season."
Chuck D'Arcy recently completed his third season with Arizona State, joining the staff in 2011 as the pitching coach. In his time as a Sun Devil, he has been a member of three coaching staffs named the NFCA West Region Staff of the Year. D'Arcy was an assistant coach that oversaw the pitchers for the USA National Team that won silver at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
A six-time All-American as a player (four ASA, one ISC Worlds, one Masters), D'Arcy is the only current coach at Arizona State with an Olympic medal as a member of the 2008 USA Softball silver medalist team.
During his tenure at ASU, D'Arcy has helped the Sun Devils to a 163-29 record over a span of three seasons – including a national championship in 2011.


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If you spend a lot of time looking at your computer screen, you know how important it is to like what you see. The pictures, colors, and sounds you choose can reflect who you are and what's important to you—and help make your PC feel like home. In Windows 7, you can change the desktop background, window border color, sounds, and screen saver on your PC all at once (and as often as you like) by using themes.
A theme is a combination of pictures, colors, and sounds. Themes include:
A desktop background. A picture, color, or design that provides a backdrop to your open windows. The desktop background can be a single picture or a slide show. You can choose from the desktop background pictures that come with Windows, or you can use your own pictures.
A window border color. The color of your window borders, taskbar, and Start menu.
Sounds. A collection of related sounds that you hear when events occur on your computer. An event can be an action that you perform, such as logging on to your computer, or an action that your computer performs, such as alerting you when you receive new e‑mail.
A screen saver. A moving picture or pattern that appears on your computer screen when you haven't used the mouse or keyboard for a specified period of time.
You can find all of your themes in Personalization in Control Panel. Click any theme to apply it to your desktop.
Open Personalization by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type personalization, and then click Personalization.
In Personalization in Control Panel, there are four types of themes.
My Themes. Themes that you've customized, saved, or downloaded. Any time you make changes to a theme, the new settings appear here as an unsaved theme.
Aero Themes. Windows themes you can use to personalize your computer. All of the Aero themes include Aero glass effects, and many of them include a desktop background slide show. For more information about Aero, see What is the Aero desktop experience?
Installed Themes. Themes that were created by your computer manufacturer or other non-Microsoft providers.
Basic and High Contrast Themes. Themes that are designed to help improve your computer's performance or make items on your screen easier to see. The Basic and High Contrast themes don't include Aero glass effects.
You're not limited to the themes that come with Windows. Whether you want to show off the latest snapshots of your kids, remember the good times on a vacation or at a wedding, or pay homage to your favorite movie, band, or sport, you can create a theme to do it. You can save your customized theme—and even send it to someone else.
To get started, click any theme to apply it to your desktop. Then change each part of the theme until the desktop background, window border color, sounds, and screen saver are just how you want them to be. All of your changes will be saved under My Themes as an unsaved theme. For more information, see Create a theme.
If you're happy with the way your new theme looks and sounds, you can save it so you can use it whenever you like.
Click your customized theme to apply it to the desktop.
Click Save theme.
Type a name for your theme, and then click Save.
The theme will appear under My Themes.
You don't have to stop there. You can send themes you've created to your friends and family members who have Windows 7. To send your theme to other people, you'll need to save it in a file format that can be shared, called a .themepack file. Then you can share your theme using e‑mail, a network, or an external hard disk.
Right-click the theme, and then click Save theme for sharing.
In the File name box, type a name for your theme, and then click Save.
By default, Windows saves the theme in your My Documents folder.
If you get tired of a theme you've created or downloaded, you can delete it from your PC. (The themes that come with Windows can't be deleted.)
Click a different theme to apply it to the desktop. You can't delete a theme while it's in use.
Right-click the theme that you want to delete, and then click Delete theme.
You can find more themes to add to your collection in the Personalization Gallery on the Windows website.
If you're curious about the pictures that are included in a theme, you can see more information about them, including titles and locations where the photos were taken. (This information might not be available for some pictures.)
Click a theme to apply it to the desktop, then click Desktop Background.
Point to a picture to see more information about it.


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Flames Cross Country Releases 2014 Schedule
May 29, 2014
CHICAGO - The 2014 UIC men's and women's cross country schedule was released on Thursday morning by head coach Jim Knoedel. The UIC Home Opener will kick off the 2014 campaign, which is set for Saturday, August 30 at 10 a.m. CT. The Flames will be hosting the event at Lewis University in Romeoville.
"We are looking forward to another great season and these meets will help prepare us for the big ones at the end," Knoedel said.
Following the home opener, the Flames will head to Normal, Ill. for the Illinois State Invitational, which is slotted for Friday, September 12 at 5 p.m. Two weeks later, the Flames will attend the COD Invitational in Warrenville, Ill. on Friday, September 26 at 4 p.m.
October begins with a meet up in Kenosha, Wis. for the UW-Parkside Invitational on Saturday, October 11 at 10 a.m. The Flames will close out competition in October with the Bradley Invitational in Peoria, Ill., which is set to take place Friday, October 17 at 4:30 p.m.
"The UW-Parkside Invitational will be a great chance to get on the course that we will be using for the Horizon League Championships," Knoedel said. "I'm excited about the new course we will be running on for the Home Opener and look forward to competing against a couple of Horizon League schools."
The 2014 Horizon League Championships will be hosted by UW-Parkside on Saturday, November 1 at 11 a.m. The NCAA Midwest Regional will be hosted by Bradley this year on Friday, November 14 at noon.
Last season the women's cross country team took home second-place honors at the Horizon League Meet. Following her first-place finish at the meet, junior Tess Ehrhardt was named Horizon League Athlete of the Year. Her teammate, junior Rebecca Zaiter was also named to the All-League first-team.


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111, 112 Elementary Chinese. (4,4)
Introduction to the basic elements of the Chinese language. Practice in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing, including work with grammar, pronunciation, and culture.
211, 212 Intermediate Chinese. (4,4)
Review and continued study of grammar together with additional training in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing. 211 and 212 emphasize Chinese culture and civilization. Satisfactory completion of Chinese 211 fulfills the core foreign language proficiency requirement.
311, 312 Advanced Chinese: Conversation, Reading, and Literature. (4, 4)
Designed to help students solidify and further their communicative and reading ability in Chinese through contact with various written and spoken styles of modern Chinese. Advanced Chinese also provides a basic introduction to contemporary Chinese literature and culture.
Courses taught abroad
115 Elementary Chinese I Abroad.
116 Elementary Chinese II Abroad.
215 Intermediate Chinese I Abroad.
271 Individual Learning Project. (1-4)
Supervised reading or research at the lower-division level. Permission of department chair required. Not available to first-year students.
371 Individual Learning Project. (1-4)
Supervised reading or research at the upper-division level. Permission of department chair and completion and/or concurrent registration of 12 credits within the department required. Not available to first-year students.


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Daytona Beach woman arrested after string of crashes
Police: 19-year-old was more than twice over legal blood-alcohol limit
Published: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 10:59 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 4:27 p.m.
A 19-year-old woman driving drunk Friday night crashed through fences, screened patios, air-conditioning units and a church hedge before wrecking her car and running from police officers, Ormond Beach police said Saturday.
Amber Fazal got stunned by a Taser and arrested near the Tomoka United Methodist Church, a little more than a mile away from her initial string of crashes.
Fazal's blood-alcohol content tested at .182 and .175, police said. She was charged with DUI, resisting an officer and driving with a suspended license. She also was cited for careless driving and leaving the scene of a crash.
Police said Fazal crashed into a home at 10 Arbor Lake Park and hit the fences and patios of several other addresses. A witness tried to block her car until police arrived, but Fazal crashed into that car, too, and drove off.
An Ormond officer, Shane Jerrell, saw her "weaving all over the road" near Nova Road and Granada Boulevard. He turned on his lights and siren, with Fazal heading west on Granada.
She hit a curb trying to turn on Old Tomoka Road before crashing through the church hedges and running away. Jerrell used his Taser and wrestled Fazal into custody.
A passenger in the car, an 18-year-old woman from Ormond Beach, wasn't charged with anything.
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ZF-2563: Allow array notation in form element names
A common pattern used by those developing forms is to assign elements as array keys:
This is done to group related data, as well as on forms that may have repeated sets of form data (e.g., a 'todo' application, that might create a new set of data for each todo item).
Currently, this is not supported in Zend_Form, and the support within Zend_View_Helper_FormElement is slightly buggy.
In Zend_View_Helper_FormElement can create names with array notation without a problem. However, since the name is used as the id when no id is present, this causes invalid ids. Additionally, it does not currently look to see if the provided value is an array, nor if the element's name exists in the array, leading to errors and buggy output.
Within Zend_Form, we cannot allow names with array notation due to the fact that we overload; array notation will cause interpreter issues with PHP.
The solution to this is to use sub forms. My proposal is to add a 'belongsTo' property to Zend_Form_Element. SubForms, when rendering, would then set the 'belongsTo' property of each element. Decorators that need to be array-aware would then build the name using the value of this property:
$name = $element->getBelongsTo() . '['
. $element->getName()
. ']';
Additionally, it could set the id, if not previously set, by concatenating the belongsTo property and the name with a dot separator:
$id = $element->getBelongsTo() . '.'
. $element->getName();
Finally, the value would be passed by the decorator based on the element value, thus bypassing the issues in Zend_View_Helper_FormElement.
This is now checked into the repo in r7793.
Usage is as follows:
$foo = new Zend_Form_SubForm();
'bar' => 'text',
'baz' => 'text'
echo $foo;
which results in HTML something like:
When data is submitted from such a form, the 'foo' key will be passed to the subform, which will use that array in its own isValid() call -- effectively namespacing the elements.
Please give this a try and comment on any issues.
I've verified that all works as expected; labels are created with the appropriate ids, validation works as expected, and getValues() retrieves values as expected. As an example, I've created a sample controller and login form showing potential usage.
array( 'ViewHelper', array(array('td' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'td', 'style' => 'width: 360px;')), array('Label', array('tag' => 'td', 'requiredSuffix' => ' *')), array(array('tr' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'tr')), array(array('tbody' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'tbody')), array(array('table' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'table', 'class' => 'tiny')), array(array('separator' => 'HtmlTag'), array('tag' => 'div', 'class' => 'separator')) )
element decorators, I get duplicated label (td) ids. I have 3 subforms under main form rendered on the page.


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Roasted Hatch chiles add a welcome zing to this spicy chicken salad.
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 4 mild or hot Hatch chiles, roasted, peeled, and seeded
- 1 lime, juice only
- 1 clove garlic
- 1 store-bought rotisserie chicken
- 1 bunch green onions, chopped
- salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
Puree the mayonnaise, Hatch chiles, lime juice, and garlic in a blender or food processor until smooth.Pull the chicken meat off the bones, shredding it with your fingers. Discard the bones and skin (or save them to make chicken stock). Put the chicken meat in a large bowl with the green onions. Spoon the Hatch chile mayonnaise into the bowl and stir to combine. Add salt and freshly ground pepper to taste.Serve chilled. If you have time to let the chicken salad sit in the refrigerator for a few hours before serving, great - the flavors will mingle and intensify.
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MOSCOW, Idaho – University of Idaho men's basketball had a solid lead and momentum, but turnovers – forced and unforced – turned the tide for Louisiana Tech in a 67-61 home loss on Saturday at the Cowan Spectrum.
Idaho falls to 9-16 overall and 5-10 in the Western Athletic Conference, while LA Tech, which is receiving votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today Top 25 polls, moves to 23-3 overall and 14-0 in the WAC.
"You can't give a good team like that life," Idaho head coach Don Verlin said after the game. "This is a good team – they're 23-3, they've got the third-longest win streak in the country, they've got good players that are going to make plays, and you can't let it get to that situation and we did that tonight."
That situation was an Idaho lead as high as nine in the second half that slowly unraveled with a combination of turnovers and defensive miscues that led to open shots for the Bulldogs. LA Tech Sophomore Raheem Appleby was the recipient of most of those looks and scored 23 of his game-high 28 points after halftime.
"We don't execute fundamentally – we dribble it off our foot, hold it between our legs, dribble too far into the press, don't get our shots up," Verlin said. "The bottom line is, they got the ball to their best player and we didn't get it to ours."
Idaho held a 36-27 lead with 17:36 to play, but Appleby notched three straight 3-pointers to pull the Bulldogs within three at 39-36 with 15:39 left in the game. Idaho held on to its lead and extended it to six on a Connor Hill 3-pointer at the 11:21 mark, 46-40, but LA Tech answered with a 12-3 run to grab a 52-49 lead.
Idaho pulled within one point, 52-51, with 6:11 to play. The Vandals went 4-of-7 from the field in the remainder of regulation, but committed four turnovers and couldn't get the stops they needed to close the gap.
Senior center Kyle Barone led Idaho with 19 points on 7-of-9 shooting, along with eight rebounds and a pair of blocks. Junior guard Stephen Madison added 13 points and eight rebounds, while senior guard Mike McChristian had nine points, 10 rebounds and three assists.
As a team, the Vandals went 21-of-51 (.412) from the field, but just 3-of-15 (.200) from 3-point range. Idaho hit 16 of its 21 free throw attempts for a .762 clip. The Vandals also out-rebounded the Bulldogs by a 27-25 margin and outscored LA Tech, 18-11, on second chance points.
The Bulldogs went 23-of-57 (.404) from the field and 12-of-23 (.522) from 3-point range. They went just 9-of-17 (.529) from the free throw line, but after Idaho held 13-6 first-half edge in points off turnovers, LA Tech switched roles and outscored Idaho in the second half off giveaways by an 11-0 margin.
"That's the bottom line," Verlin said of the turnover margin. "They get a bunch of extra possessions in the second half. They get nine more shots than us in the second half and that's the game, simply put."
Idaho gets a break from WAC play next week for the Ramada BracketBusters, when the Vandals head to Pocatello, Idaho, to play Idaho State. The Bengals are 5-20 overall and 4-12 in Big Sky Conference play after a narrow home loss to Montana on Saturday. The Vandals and Bengals will face off on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 1 p.m. (PT).


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