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Created in cooperation with Experience Hendrix, the organization founded by the Hendrix family to preserve the legacy of Jimi Hendrix, this special exhibit includes family photos, original drawings, guitars, costumes, lyrics and other artifacts.
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Jimi Hendrix expanded the range and vocabulary of the electric guitar into areas where no musician had ever ventured before. Many would claim him to be the greatest guitarist ever to pick up the instrument. At the very least his creative drive, technical ability and painterly application of such effects as wah-wah and distortion forever transformed the sound of rock and roll. Hendrix helped usher in the age of psychedelia with his 1967 debut, Are You Experienced?, and the impact of his brief but meteoric career on popular music continues to be felt.
More than any other musician, Jimi Hendrix realized the fullest range of sound that could be obtained from an amplified instrument. Many musical currents came together in his playing. Free jazz, Delta blues, acid rock, hardcore funk and the songwriting of Bob Dylan and the Beatles all figured as influences. Yet the songs and sounds generated by Hendrix were original, otherworldly and virtually indescribable. In essence, Hendrix channeled the music of the cosmos, anchoring it to the earthy beat of rock and roll.
Hendrix was born Johnny Allen Hendrix on November 27, 1942, in Seattle (his name was changed to James Marshall Hendrix four years later). As a child, he was drawn to normal boyhood interests, like football and baseball, as well as more creative pursuits. He was an avid artist; his family still has dozens of drawings and paintings that Jimi did as a child. He wrote poetry and showed an interest in music early on. When he was 16, his father bought him his first guitar. Shortly thereafter, he began playing with various bands, including the Rocking Kings, around the Seattle area.
After a brief stint in the Army – he was a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne – Hendrix hit the road with a succession of club bands and as a backup musician for such rhythm & blues artists as Little Richard, the Isley Brothers, the Impressions and Sam Cooke. In 1966 he was discovered by Chas Chandler, the former Animals bassist, while performing at New York's Cafe Wha? with his group, Jimmy James and the Blue Flames. Chandler became Hendrix's manager and brought him to England, where he absorbed the nascent psychedelic movement, changed the spelling of his first name to "Jimi" and formed a trio, the Jimi Hendrix Experience, with bassist Noel Redding and drummer Mitch Mitchell.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience recorded three landmark albums - Are You Experienced?, Axis: Bold As Love and Electric Ladyland - in a year and a half. Hendrix's theatrical, incendiary performances at the Monterey Pop and Woodstock festivals, including the ceremonial torching of his guitar at Monterey, have become part of rock and roll legend. Under extreme pressure due to their nonstop work and sudden celebrity, the trio broke up in early 1969. Hendrix commenced work on a projected double album and debuted a new trio, Band of Gypsys, at the Fillmore East on New Year's Eve, 1969. Hendrix performed his last concert at the Isle of Fehmarn, Germany, on September 6, 1970 (though he joined Eric Burdon and War onstage on September 16 at Ronnie Scott's in London). On September 18, he died from suffocation, having inhaled vomit due to barbiturate intoxication.
In the wake of Hendrix's death, a flood of posthumous albums – everything from old jams from his days as an R&B journeyman to live recordings from his 1967-1970 prime to previously unreleased or unfinished studio work – hit the market. In the late Nineties, after years of lawsuits, Hendrix's family finally gained control of his music. They have since begun releasing his catalog in an organized fashion and as the guitarist originally intended.


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For games September 30 - October 6
CHA Player of the Week -
Hannah Hoenshell, Penn State
Hannah Hoenshell (Soph; Fwd; Plano, Texas) propelled Penn State to an undefeated weekend at Vermont, supplying three points and a game-high plus-four rating in Saturday's 4-2 win. Hoenshell was involved in three of Penn State's four goals on Saturday, tallying a goal and two assists. Hoenshell assisted Laura Bowman's first collegiate goal to give Penn State a brief 2-1 lead. Following Vermont's tying goal at 2-2, Hoenshell took the ensuing faceoff the length of the ice, darted around a couple defenders and put PSU ahead 3-2 for her second career game-winning goal. Hoenshell again wove through the defense, through the slot and to the right wing, tossing a perfect pass to Bowman who added an insurance goal. Hoenshell played in Friday's 3-3 overtime tie at Vermont as well, taking one shot.
CHA Goalie of the Week - Kallie Billadeau, Syracuse
Kallie Billadeau (Senior; Minnetonka, Minn) stopped 60 of the 64 shots she faced over the weekend, including allowing just one goal to No. 10 Northeastern in Syracuse's 4-1 upset victory Friday night. Her GAA through two games is 2.02, and her .938 save percentage ranks eighth nationally. On Saturday she made 33 saves, including 14 stops while shorthanded. Two of three goals allowed to UNH were power play goals.
CHA Rookie of the Week - Kelly Seward, Penn State
Kelly Seward (D; Williamsville, N.Y.) was fantastic on both sides of the ice this weekend as Penn State went 1-0-1. Seward tallied two goals, which ties for the team high through two games. Seward posted a plus-two rating and seven blocked shots for the weekend. Seward scored the first goal of the season, a power-play tally, in Friday night's 3-3 overtime tie. Seward fired two shots and posted a plus-one rating in the tie, while blocking four shots. On Saturday, Seward again scored Penn State's first goal of the day, this time on a long bomb from the point that tied the score at one mid-way through the first period. Seward posted a plus-one rating and blocked three shots for Penn State.
Lindenwood - The Lindenwood women's ice hockey team is home this weekend for a two-game series against Minnesota State … the series is the first of two between the Lady Lions and Mavericks this season … the Lady Lions are 0-6-0 all-time against Minnesota State … last season, Minnesota State won all four meetings against Lindenwood, with the closest contests being two three-goal games in Mankato … last week, Lindenwood dropped two contests to nationally-ranked North Dakota by scores of 5-1 and 6-1 … goalie Nicole Hensley had the sixth-most saves for a single-game in NCAA history when she stopped 69 saves in the second game of the series … Hensley has stopped over 90 percent of the shots she has faced in every game that she played in this season … Kendra Broad had a point in both games last week, scoring a goal on Friday and assisting on a goal on Saturday … Alyssa West was a +2 plus/minus for the series and Chelsea Witwicke also had a positive plus/minus against North Dakota … Lindenwood improved its penalty kill in game two against North Dakota, holding it to 0-for-seven for the game.
Courtesy Lindenwood Athletic Communications
Mercyhurst - The Mercyhurst University women's hockey team lost their home opener against Ohio State in overtime on Saturday, 4-3. The loss marked the Lakers first home opener defeat since the 2005-06 season. The Lakers came back from trailing 2-0 after two periods of play to send the contest into overtime. Senior Christine Bestland tallied the first goal at the 3:28 mark of the third period and senior Christie Cicero scored to even the score at 5:52. Ohio State evened the score at the 8:40 mark with Mercyhurst trailing for the majority of the second half of the third. With just 2:05 left in regulation, sophomore Jenna Dingeldein tallied her third goal of the season and the tying goal to send the contest into overtime. However, Ohio State picked up their first ever win against Mercyhurst after scoring just two minutes into overtime. Throughout the contest, the Lakers outshot Ohio State 38 to 28 throughout the 62:02 minutes played. Mercyhurst was one for four on their power-play and held Ohio State to 0 for 3. Senior Christine Bestland has extended her scoring streak to nine games and is approaching her career best 11 game scoring streak. Sophomore Amanda Makela suffered her second loss of the season (1-2-0), stopping 24 shots and allowing four goals. Mercyhurst travels to Providence College on Saturday, October 12 at 2:00 p.m. The weekend series will conclude on Sunday, October 13 at 1:00 p.m. The Lakers are 11-3-0 lifetime against the Friars. Their last meeting was at the Mercyhurst Ice Center when the Lakers sweeping Providence, 6-3 and 5-0.
Courtesy Mercyhurst Athletic Communications
Penn State – It was going to be hard for Penn State to top last year's inaugural performance at Vermont where the Lions won the first game in program history, but the Nittany Lions did so in the season-opening of year two going 1-0-1 against the Catamounts. Penn State and Vermont skated to an exciting 3-3 tie in the opener before the Nittany Lions maintained its undefeated record with a 4-2 win on Saturday…After the first two weeks of regular season play, Penn State is the only undefeated team remaining in College Hockey America…Three Nittany Lions finished the weekend with three points—Hannah Hoenshell (1g, 2a), Shannon Yoxheimer (1g, 2a) & freshman Sarah Nielsen (3a)…All four newcomers tallied points led by Laura Bowman and Kelly Seward who each tallied two goals; Amy Petersen tallied two assists…Yoxheimer posted all three of her points in Friday's game…Nine Nittany Lions tallied points and five accounted for Penn State's seven goals…Hannah Hoenshell posted the team's best rating with a plus-three for two games and a plus-four in Saturday's win…Taylor Gross posted a two-point game in Friday's tie with a goal and an assist…Penn State persevered when the Catamounts scored, responding to four of five Vermont goals with one of their own. Not only that, but each of those four responses was done in 4:58 or less…Hoenshell's second-period, game-winning goal was scored just six seconds after Vermont tied it up. The six seconds is the fastest back-to-back goals scored by players on different teams in PSU history…Goaltending was of major importance for Penn State as the Lions were out-shot in both games (38-21 on Friday, 39-22 on Saturday) as the duo of Nicole Paniccia and Celine Whitlinger combined for 72 saves on 77 shots…Paniccia earned the tie on Friday, allowing three goals and posting 35 saves (.921 save percentage)…Whitlinger was outstanding on Saturday with 37 saves and allowing just two goals (.949 save percentage) to earn her second collegiate win.
Courtesy Penn State Athletic Communications
Robert Morris – The Colonials opened up the 2013-14 season this weekend with a split against Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. In Friday's contest, Robert Morris fell to the Engineers, 3-0, despite outshooting them, 25-20. RPI jumped on top at the 9:51 mark of the first period when Missy Mankey batted in a rebound off a shot from Laura Horwood. The Engineers would add a power play strike in the second period, and an unassisted goal in the third... On Saturday, RMU would earn their first win of the year - but it didn't come without a scare. The Colonials came out firing on all cylinders in the first period and jumped out to a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes. On the first goal, freshman Maeve Garvey pushed the puck up to fellow classmate Brittany Howard, and Howard rifled a slap-shot topshelf past RPI goaltender Kelly O'Brien. RMU would add another goal when senior assistant captain Thea Imbrogno batted in a rebound from junior Rebecca Vint on the power play... The score would remain at 2-0 for most of the afternoon, but the Engineers would finally break through with 1:04remaining in regulation. With O'Brien off the ice, and seniors Kylie St. Louis and captain Kristen Richards in the penalty box for respective checking and hooking calls, Kathryn Schilter took advantage of the 6-on-3 and brought RPI within in. Then just 39 seconds later, Taylor Mahoney pushed it past freshman goaltender Jessica Dodds to tie it up... In overtime, St. Louis would win it for the Colonials with a slap-shot from the blue line that snuck under the crossbar... RMU travels to Bemidji State this weekend and looks to pick up their first win against the Beavers since Nov. 17, 2007. The Colonials are 1-5-0 against Bemidji State in their history, with their last meeting coming in the 2011 RMU Hockey Showcase at the CONSOL Energy Center.
Courtesy Robert Morris Athletic Communications
RIT – The Tigers (1-2-0) enjoyed a solid weekend, picking up their first win of the 2013-14 season, defeating New Hampshire, 3-2 on Friday, before falling to No. 10 Northeastern, 5-4 on Saturday. On Friday, Kourtney Kunichika, Cassie Clayton, and Jess Paton scored, while Ali Binnington made 30 saves. On Saturday, RIT trailed 3-1 before taking a 4-3 third period lead. Northeastern responded with the final two goals to hand RIT the loss. Paton, Kunichika, Kolbee McCrea, and Celeste Brown tallied, while Binnington made 32 saves in defeat. RIT tied a Division I team record with three power-play goals in the loss on Saturday. The Tigers are now 0-8-0 all-time against nationally ranked teams in their short Division I existence. RIT is now 1-12-0 all-time against New Hampshire and 0-13-1 against Northeastern. Paton and Erin Zach now have a point in all three games this season. Clayton scored her first collegiate goal on Friday, while Dakota Waites and Lauren Klein recorded their first collegiate assists. RIT returns home to play a pair of games against Vermont on Friday and Saturday, as part of Brick City Homecoming and Family Weekend. Friday's game from Ritter Arena starts at 7 p.m., while Saturday's game starts at 3 p.m. RIT is 6-0-3 all-time against the Catamounts, having last played them on Jan. 28, 2001, a 1-1 tie at Ritter Arena.
Courtesy RIT Athletic Communications
Syracuse – Syracuse started the season with a 4-1 win over #10 Northeastern in the season opener on Fri- day, Oct. 4, marking its first victory in SU's series with the Huskies. The Orange has not bested a ranked opponent since the second game of the 2010-11 season when SU took down #8 New Hampshire, 4-2 (10/8/10). The win was just the third time in program history that Syracuse has beaten someone on the national list and was by the largest margin of victory. The win over Northeastern also marks just the second time the Orange have had a win in its opening game, both times away from its home ice... The Orange split on its opening weekend, losing to UNH 3-2 despite a 2-0 lead in the second period. Syracuse drops to 2-4-0 all time with the Wildcats in its second straight loss in the series. The Orange has scored three of its six goals on the power play, two against Northeastern. Syracuse is 3-13 (.231) on power plays this season and have netted three of nine man-up shots (.333). SU is .800 on the penalty kill, allowing two power play goals in 10 attempts, both from UNH. Senior goaltender Kallie Billadeau has saved 22 of 24 man-up shots taken by SU opponents so far this season.
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There are many markets nearby.
My Guesthouse is located in Youngdeoungpo of Seoul, only 10-minute walk from
Yeoungdeoungpo Subway Station (line 1) or Singil subway station(line 1) also Singil subway station(line5) too.
My place is convenient to go to TimeSquare. Timesquare is the largest shoppingmall in Korea. You can go there by walk in 10min.
Do you know Yeouido? Yeouido is a Island in Hanriver. It's very near from my Guesthouse. You can go there by walk or by bus.
There are many festival in Yeouido.
Cherry Blossom Festival in spring and autumn there are fireworks in the world.
Yeido is a financial district in South Korea.
Also Han river is very beautiful and clean . You can ride the cruise ship.
There are three broadcast stations in Yeouido
Yongsan I'park MALL which is biggest electronic market and center of Seoul area. 20min by subway to there.
40 min by subway to Gangnam
25 min by subway to Insa-dong, Myungdong area.
30 min by subway to Hongdae, sinchon area.
15 min by subway to Yongsan station.
17 min to Seoul station.
A convenience store near the GuestHouse, McDonald's, lotteria, Starbucks coffeeshop, e-Mart, Outlet shopping center, on the Korean traditional markets.
The Costco is near guesthouse. You can go there in 5min by car.
Also additional charge for airport by bus from Incheon International Airport by limousine bus stop when you come an hour away at the yeoungdeoungpo airport bus station.
When you go to the Incheon International Airport or Gimpo International Airport by bus for additional charge for airport stop at the Yeoungdeoungpo airport limousine bus station at 10 minutes to the airport limousine bus service.
I can arrange five private rooms for my guests with clean and fresh blankets, pillows and towels.
Every bedroom have Queen size bed
And spare two beds.
Allow me to help you with any travel tips you require.
I would love to help make your time special in Korea.
Feel at home in my place in Seoul! Welcome to Korea
Don't smoke
|Weekly rate for up to 5 guests
|€ 970
|Monthly rate for up to 5 guests
|€ 3842
|Price for > 5 guests
|€ 14 per guest/night extra
|Maximum Nights
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|Check-in before
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|Check-out Before
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First of all, I wanna share that it was a right decision for 8 of us to choose sky guesthouse for our 6 nights stay. The place was so hommy, it provided everything we need from toiletries, towels, kitchen and its utensils, washing machine, and kimchi. The location is about 10 minutes walking from singil subway station. The host, Hyun Min ssi is such a great host. She always asked our needs and gave us a lot of information. She helped us to plan our itinerary before our departure. Hyun Min ssi was so generous, she offered us to take our bags before we flew to jeju as from incheon we went directly to jeju. We met at gimpo airport and gave our bags to her. We missed flight as well, and she really cared and tried to contact agent to find tickets for us to get home. This place is so recommended. One note,the toilet in the top sky is kinda cold in the winter.
Sky Guesthouse, out host Young Hyeon. She's a very friendly and warm person.. She provides a lot of help and information during our 2 week stay in Korea.. Her 3 apartments are conveniently located within the train station, and convenient stores..
The apartment are beautifully decorated and clean..
We highly recommend this Sky Guesthouse to family and friends. Young Hyeon 언 니 we miss you and 사 랑 합 니 다..
Had the best trip to Korea recently. We loved staying at this lovely accommodation it was comfortable, great area, lots of facilities near & easy to get to to Seoul city.
Thank you Young Hyeon for your hospitality! You went out of your way to make our stay more comfortable & driving us to the train with our luggage was very kind.
HIGHLY recommended, we will be back!
We had a great time in Korea. The guest house, located in a very nice neighborhood, was charming, well decorated and very clean. Young Hyeon Min is a very caring and friendly person. We look forward to returning to Korea, where there is still much to see and meet Young Hyeon Min again who kindly welcomed us and spent time with us.
I went to Seoul with my girlfriend for the first time and stayed at Sky 2 Guesthouse for 6 days and 5 nights. The house was very clean and neat, the bed is very comfortable, furthermore it has everything you need, from towels to iron and washing machine. We had a very wonderful stay in the guesthouse and will definitely recommend it to our friends!
The host was very kind and hospitable, she fetched us from the train station during our arrival and to the bus stop upon departure. She is always contactable via KakaoTalk and is willing to answer any of your doubts or give you directions if you need them.
One night I went to her restaurant(near her guesthouse), and I feel like eating bbq pork, even though she only sell noodle dishes, she asked her son to buy the ingredients for me and made a bbq just for me. I think this is the kind of hospitality that will make your trip more memorable. So i greatly recommend this guesthouse to other people.
Lastly, she has a Kimchi class where you can learn to make kimchi with her, which I think is a very good experience if you have the time to spare.
A group of stayed in this guesthouse and we were really satisfied with our stay. Younghyeon is an amazing host who provides our needs at any time.
She adjusted around our timetable and the times we wake up which was really lovely of her. She is a brilliant host, friendly and very kind woman.
During the last few days of our stay, there wasnt any hot water for a few days which was inconvenient with 6 people living together.
Singil is quite far from areas like gangnam and hongdae, so taking taxi on a night out could be pricey. But the location of the guesthouse is brilliant, with a 7eleven 5 minutes walk away, a bakery and many restaurants to dine and bbq!
I would stay at this guesthouse again for definite.
A group of stayed in this guesthouse and we were really satisfied with our stay. Younghyeon is an amazing host who provides our needs at any time.
She adjusted around our timetable and the times we wake up which was really lovely of her. She is a brilliant host, friendly and very kind woman.
During the last few days of our stay, there wasnt any hot water for a few days which was inconvenient with 6 people living together.
Singil is quite far from areas like gangnam and hongdae, so taking taxi on a night out could be pricey. But the location of the guesthouse is brilliant, with a 7eleven 5 minutes walk away, a bakery and many restaurants to dine and bbq!
I would stay at this guesthouse again for definite.
The place is convenient to to mass transit and local stores.
Young was very helpful finding what ever we needed.
We used the apartment as a base camp for traveling and sightseeing. At the end of the day it felt like we were coming home.
We will remember it well.
The host was very nice. Unfortunately they renovated their own apartment (which is directly underneath the guest apartment) during our stay, so that there was a lot of noise all the time!
It is also very difficult to walk up the stairs, since it was like a construction site with stones and things lying around everywhere (especially with suitcases very difficult!)
The host said it wasnt planned like this and she was very nice giving us rides all the time. So I can't say that it is always like this.
But since our stay was disturbed by the constructions very much, with a lot of noise and discomfort, the kindness of the host doesnt make it all the better.
Our stay at this guesthouse was indeed a pleasant one thanks to our friendly and welcoming host. She was always there to help us out with whatever we needed and gave us good food recommendations! On our last night she also brought her Hanboks for us to try and it was a very nice experience. We hope to be back here again soon (:
We loved our stay in this apartment very well located. Our hostess was friendly and charming and made us enjoy Korean specialties.
Nous avons adoré notre séjour dans cet appartement très bien situé. Notre hôtesse était accueillante et charmante et nous a fait déguster des spécialités coréennes.
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The most abundant mineral in the body is calcium. This essential nutrient is especially important for midlife women for the following reasons:
- The role of calcium in maintaining bone health is well established. Adequate calcium intake in older adults has been shown to slow the rate of bone loss and reduce fracture risk.
- Calcium supplementation improves the efficacy of prescription therapies that prevent or treat osteoporosis.
- Calcium has also been associated with beneficial effects on high blood pressure, colorectal cancer, obesity, kidney stones, and premenstrual syndrome (PMS) — although the extent of these effects and mechanisms haven't been fully explored.
The National Osteoporosis Foundation recommends that women under age 50 get 1,000 mg of calcium per day and women over age 50 consume 1,200 mg of calcium per day. This is more than the average 50- to 65-year-old woman consumes in her diet — usually about 500 mg/day or less.
Sufficient calcium intake can theoretically be obtained in the diet. Dairy products are the most common and cost-effective source. Leafy green vegetables, nuts, dried beans, soy products, and calcium-fortified fruit juices and other foods are other sources.
It is important to know about factors that may limit calcium absorption. These include:
- Low levels of vitamin D due to age-related declines in intake, absorption, and skin production
- Consuming excessive amounts of oxalic acid (found in spinach and other greens)
- Consuming large amounts of phytates (contained in grains such as wheat bran)
- Decreased stomach acid due to age or acid-suppressant medication
- Possibly consuming tannins (found in tea)
Fat, phosphorus, magnesium, and caffeine have negligible effects on calcium absorption at usual intake levels.
Some women may have difficulty achieving the recommended intake of calcium from diet. Women who are lactose intolerant, follow a vegetarian diet that excludes dairy products, have poor eating habits, or just don't eat much dairy may benefit from the addition of a calcium supplement. The two most common forms are calcium carbonate (such as Tums) and calcium citrate (Citracal).
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- Allow a significant interval between calcium and fiber or iron supplements
- Drink plenty of water
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Michael Piccio was unanimously appointed to the Red Clay Consolidated School District Board of Education on Dec. 12, 2012 to replace Kim Williams, who resigned her seat in order to take her spot as a state representative in the Delaware General Assembly.
Piccio and his wife have three children, including one in a Red Clay school and one starting next year.
Q Why did you decide to run to keep your seat?
A I was appointed to the school board effective the January 2013 meeting; I decided to keep my seat because after a couple of meetings it's not possible to get up to speed on all of the doings of the school board and administration. There are many challenges coming the next couple of years and I wanted to see it through.
Q What do you think are the most important challenges Red Clay faces?
A The most important challenges facing Red Clay is the funding issue, ELL (English language learners) and technology. These are the problems that we will be facing over the next couple of years. How do we get more teachers in the classroom, not in the district office? The implementation of ELL is also a massive undertaking, looking to see the districts vision on the roll out of this program to the neighborhood schools. To keep up with the ever changing technology where will the funds come from to pay for this?
Q What can the Red Clay Consolidated School District do to improve?
A The district has to try to reach the whole community not just a select few. They just completed a communications survey and now they need to take that information to the next level and try to get more of the community involved.
Q Lastly, why do you think no one filed to run against you?
A I think no one filed to run against me because it's for only a one-year term. I bet someone will run next year.
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ANAHEIM – The Angels' frenzied first inning was nearing the half-hour mark Saturday afternoon, so starting pitcher Garrett Richards headed to the batting cage to throw and stay warm after making quick work of the Detroit Tigers in the top of the inning.
It was there, on a television in the depths of Angel Stadium, that Richards watched Mike Trout hit his first career grand slam, blowing up Saturday's game and propelling the Angels to their best game in 2013, a 10-0 victory.
"I wish I would have seen it," Richards said, laughing at the odds he'd miss seeing his longtime roommate reach another milestone. "Hey, I'll see the next one."
He did see the last one. Trout's only other professional grand slam came in April 2011 with the Double-A Arkansas Travelers, in a game Richards started and won.
On Saturday, the Angels' wild, fruitful first inning went like this: Peter Bourjos led off with an infield single and moved to second on a wild pitch. Trout singled him to third, and Albert Pujols singled to bring in a run and put runners on the corners. Josh Hamilton walked, Mark Trumbo and Howie Kendrick singled to bring in three more runs and Chris Iannetta grounded into a double play to stop the processions for a moment.
After three more singles, Trout fell behind Tigers starter Rick Porcello, 0-2, fouled off a pitch, took a changeup low and then launched an outer-half curveball past the fence in straightaway center to end Porcello's dreadful day and give the Angels the 9-0 lead.
Richards was dominant in his own right. Making his second start of 2013 and 14th in the big leagues, the right-hander allowed just two hits in seven scoreless, walk-less innings, striking out eight.
The Angels (6-10) have won four in a row at home, two against Detroit. Saturday's shutout was their first of 2013, and the 10 runs were a season high.


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One of the most characteristic places in the city is found in the network of alleys and side-streets of the area between Via Marina and Corso Umberto, between the sea and the southern side of the Ancient Greek-Roman city walls, in today's "Mercato–Pendino" quarter.
It is the "Goldsmiths' Borough" (Borgo degli Orefici).
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ZF-8723: addBcc() and addCc() also add email addresses to the "To" header
I have the following simple code:
$mail = new Zend_Mail();}}
$mail->setBodyText('This is the text of the mail.');
$mail->setFrom('firstname.lastname@example.com', 'Some Sender');
$mail->addBcc('email@example.com'); //notice a different email address
When I run this code, I will receive an email with BOTH {{email@example.com}} and {{firstname.lastname@example.com}} in the TO field. That is very very very unfortunate, because it will expose email addresses when it shouldn't :(.
The same happens if I use {{addCc()}}.
As I see it, then the only possible way to send mails to people using BCC is by tricking {{addHeader()}} to accept "Bcc".
Back in 2007 "mike55" wrote about this issue (http://email@example.com/…), but it seems that the problem is still there.
PS: This is only tested on ZF v1.9.3PL1, but I can't see any fixes/changes regarding this in the changelogs from v1.9.3 through v1.9.6.
Sendmail Transport and Windows?
If yes => "As the PHP manual states the mail() function has different behaviour on Windows and on *nix based systems. Using the Sendmail Transport on Windows will not work in combination with addBcc(). The mail() function will sent to the BCC recipient such that all the other recipients can see him as recipient!
Therefore if you want to use BCC on a windows server, use the SMTP transport for sending!"
Extract of the new documentation for ZF 1.10
Thanks for the super fast response :)
Windows... check Sendmail Transport... check (it's the default which I can read is {{Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail}}
So it's a PHP "bug"?
How come I can add: {{$mail->addHeader("Bcc: email@example.com\r\n", null);}} ... which will work without exposing the email address?
I will try to see if I can change the Transport method.
It does indeed seem to work if I use:
$tr1 = new Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp('exchange.example.com');
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
I do however find it a bit weird, when I can use the {{addHeader()}}-trick.
In that case someone else will have to resolve this issue, since I only have linux and can't test on windows.
Sorry, I have been inactive since last April.
If it doesn't work it is not supported. You're probably best off reporting this bug to the php bugtracker if there isn't a bugreport already. I'm postponing this issue so that if Zend\Mail (zf2) doesn't support it either (which I'm not expecting), we can test it again and add a nice disclaimer in the documentation.
Thank you for taking the time to report this issue.
Leaving this issue open to make sure it gets documented with zf2
I've got the same problem here.
The problem is here (Zend/Mail/Transport/Sendmail.php):
$result = mail(
$this->recipients, //contain all addresses from to, cc and bcc (should only contain "to")
$this->header //contain all headers with cc, bcc (and not to -> like it should be)
The "to" can also be empty, if only using "bcc"
My patchfor now:
public function _sendMail()
if ($this->parameters === null) {
+ $recipients = $this->_mail->getHeaders();
+ if(isset($recipients['To']))
+ $toMail = $this->recipients['To'];
+ else
+ $toMail = '';
set_error_handler(array($this, '_handleMailErrors'));
$result = mail(
- $this->recipients,
+ $toMail,
The code above my post doesn't work for me. So this is my patch. Please correct the original ZF.
public function _sendMail()
if ($this->parameters === null) {
$headers = $this->_mail->getHeaders();
if (isset($headers['To'])) {
$this->recipients = implode(',', $headers['To']);
} else {
$this->recipients = '';
set_error_handler(array($this, '_handleMailErrors'));
$result = mail(


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Daniel Lee enters his first season as an assistant coach in charge of middle distance and distance runners for the East Carolina University track and field Men's and Women's teams.
Lee comes to ECU after seven years of coaching in the high school ranks. Lee has worked with combined men's and women's programs, at Wake Forest HS and Apex HS in North Carolina, throughout his entire coaching career. During his time at these schools Lee helped rewrite the record books. At Wake Forest HS, 74 of the 80 slots on the All-time Top-10 lists from 800m-3200m and 4x800m relay are filled by athletes coached by Lee. Lee joined the staff at the traditional track powerhouse Apex HS. There he teamed up with North Carolina coaching great Roy Cooper. During his two years at Apex Lee helped add many names to the Apex All-time Top-10 lists including the men's 800m State champion in 2003. Besides his duties coaching at these high schools, Lee also found time to privately coach many other athletes as well. The most heralded of these athletes was Sandy Roberts, a two-time qualifier for the Footlocker Cross-Country National Championship, of Raleigh North Carolina. Though Lee specializes in the middle and long distances, he has also helped coach many other exceptional athletes as well. Lee has coached medalists in 15 of the 18 events at the North Carolina 4A State Championships and State Champions in 11 different events.
Lee joined the Wolf Pack of North Carolina State University as a walk-on athlete in 1992 and later earned a scholarship through hard work and dedication. During his time there he was part of the team that captured the 1996 Atlantic Coast Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championship, competing in the open 800m as well as the 4x400m relay. During his time at NC State he trained with their vaunted Men's and Women's Cross-Country teams. These Cross-Country teams won a combined 7 ACC team titles during this five year stretch. Before he finished his career at NC State he had dropped nine seconds off of his 800m personal best. His efforts earned him a place in their record books with Top-10 all-time performances in the open 800m (indoor and outdoor) as well as the 4x800m and Distance Medley relays (indoor and outdoor). He also earned Academic All-Conference honors every year he competed.
Lee earned a BS in Science Education from North Carolina State University in 1997 and completed his coursework for a Master of Art in Exercise Physiology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2006. Lee holds USA Track & Field Level I and Level II Coaches Certifications and is a regular speaker at Cross-Country and Track & Field camps/clinics.
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ZF-8894: StripTags PREG_BACKTRACK_LIMIT_ERROR when stripping html comments
The new implementation of Zend_Filter_StripTags fails on the next code
require_once 'Zend/Filter.php';
require_once 'Zend/Filter/StripTags.php';
$html = '
$chain = new Zend_Filter ( );
$chain->addFilter ( new Zend_Filter_StripTags());
$html = $chain->filter ( $html );
The expected result is TEXT but an empty string is returned.
The error generates on this line of the Zend_Filter_StripTags implementation:
public function filter($value)
// Strip HTML comments first
$valueCopy = preg_replace('#
Can you please test against trunk and/or the release-1.10 branch? some minor changes were made to that regexp that might affect your scenario.
I tried with this versions http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/… http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/…
Both have the same regular expression, and it still doesn't work.
I can't reproduce the issue -- it runs without error for me, and correctly strips all tags and comments.
What OS and PHP version (and 32 or 64 bit) are you using? I've tested on 5.2.10 and 5.3.1, both on linux 32bit.
I've tested in PHP Version 5.2.10-2ubuntu6.4 (64 bits)
@Emmanuel: Can you please also give the exact revision number you have tested against? (r20500 or above?)
I've had a colleague test under 64bit linux, with no issues. My inclination is that you are either (a) not providing the full HTML snippet that fails, or (b) the PCRE lib your PHP install was compiled against is really old (not unlikely, if you're really on ubuntu 6.4).
I dont know where to find the revision number.
If i rise the pcre.backtrack_limit to a huge number (like 10000000) the script works
The version of php is the one that is downloaded from the repository in the last version of ubuntu (9.10). However the version is "PHP Version 5.2.10-2ubuntu6.4"
The version of PCRE is 7.8 2008-09-05
I have tested this on 3 machines:
AMD Turion X2 64 - Ubuntu 9.10 AMD Phenom X3 64 - Ubuntu 9.10 AMD Duron - Debian (i didn't write down the version)
All the versions of PHP are from the repository, i didn't compile them
You can find the revision directly from SVN when you're on trunk.
Or go to the file Zend_Filter_StripTags and simply look at the header. This is the revision number which is in interest for us.
Note: This issue was fixed some days ago for 1.10, and yesterday for trunk. Try the new 1.10RC to see if you still have this issue. When it persists in the new revision I would ask to reopen this issue.
Note2: As the new version does no longer unicode transisions the amount of backtracks should now be very low.
Note3: The line you gave as result of the error shows me that you have used an outdated version which must be at last one or two weeks old.
On release 1.10 this line has been changed on 15.01. and on trunk with 21.01. as we had to test it more deeply.
I downloaded revision 20514 from http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/…
And it doesnt work. I made a simpler test case of the part with the problem
$html = preg_replace('#
Seems to me like an PHP internal bug.
In my eyes there is no way for ZF to prevent running into preg_replace problems when they are dependend on the given input.


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Film production might shoot scenes in Boiling Spring Lakes
Published: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 9:48 a.m.
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A film production company has asked Boiling Spring Lakes for permission to film a scene for an upcoming comedy in Spring Lake Park for seven to 10 days in late May.
The scene will involve some 250 cast members and extras, according to the company.
Mary Green, director of parks and recreation, told commissioners Tuesday night that the cast includes "stars whose names you would recognize," but the film production company had requested that no names be mentioned for now. The scene involves a personal watercraft running into a floating dock, Green said.
Spring Lake Park would be closed during the production but would be open for Memorial Day if filming isn't over, Green reported.
Juniper Road also would be closed to provide space for cast, crew and equipment parking. Security guards will monitor the park 24 hours a day during the filming.
The commissioners authorized City Manager Jeff Repp to negotiate a memorandum of understanding that would permit the production company to use motorized watercraft on Spring Lake during the filming. Because the lake is heavily used for swimming during the summer months, the use of motorized watercraft on the lake normally is not permitted.
In other business, the commissioners scheduled a workshop for 10 a.m. April 10 to begin work on the 2013-2014 fiscal year budget.
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Area residents hailed Bruce Cameron on Thursday as a trailblazer and philanthropist who changed the face of Wilmington.
Cameron, a developer and financier, died Wednesday at the age of 95.
Funeral services are planned for 2 p.m. Monday at First Presbyterian Church, 125 S. Third St., with burial to follow in Oakdale Cemetery.
"He was a giant in the community," said Connie Majure-Rhett, president of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce. "He did so much for it."
"He was a great Wilmingtonian," said Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo. "He loved his city, his community and his region. He and his entire family have done so much for this community. You can see it just driving around: the Cameron School of Business at UNCW, the Betty Cameron women's and children's clinic, the Louise Cameron Art Museum."
Cameron Hall at the University of North Carolina Wilmington was named for Cameron and his brother, Dan, and the Cameron School of Business honors the family. A longtime trustee of New Hanover Regional Medical Center, Cameron and his family donated land for the hospital's urgent care center. The Cameron Area Health Education Center was named for Cameron, his brother and their parents.
In 1994, Bruce and Dan Cameron donated land worth $2 million to Lower Cape Fear Hospice. Cameron's donations also aided area churches and the Brigade Boys and Girls Clubs.
Cameron and his Bruce B. Cameron Foundation strongly supported the former St. John's Museum of Art. It was renamed the Cameron Art Museum in 2002 in honor of Cameron's wife, Louise Wells Cameron, who died in 1997.
Anne Brennan, executive director of the Cameron Museum, hailed Cameron as of the Wilmington's most generous philanthropists in the city's entire history.
Cameron and his family donated land for the museum's new campus and 40,000-square-foot building on S. 17th Street and also donated $4.5 million toward the museum's capital campaign. Brennan said she sees the gifts as a gesture of love toward his wife.
"Anyone who passes through these doors can feel the strength this tribute and its profound inspiration to the community," Brennan said.
Dean Larry Clark of the Cameron School of Business said Bruce and Dan Cameron's contributions to the university had helped provide generations of future business leaders for the region.
Clark remembered the last time Cameron had attended Business Week activities on campus.
"Mr. Bruce, as we called, him, drew such enjoyment from it," Clark said. "He sat there, talking with students, with a big smile, and his eyes had such a twinkle."
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations to Cameron Art Museum, to Virginia Military Institute (Cameron's alma mater) or to Lower Cape Fear Hospice and LifeCare Center.
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And while you're there, you should do some hiking, biking and shopping to enjoy the cool air. Here are our favorite spots for easy dining, so you can get out and enjoy everything else Park City offers as well:
Good Karma in Prospector Square serves warm, right-from-the-oven, homemade scones and mouthwatering jam for breakfast alongside giant affordable breakfast fare. Late in the day, several vegetable and meat curry dishes have a welcoming taste of Lebanon, the Chef/owners' place of birth. Small in size, but with a large menu, it's worth a try for lunch or dinner. Good Karma, 1782 Prospector Ave., 435-658-0958
Silver Star Cafe for Brunch or Lunch: Chef David Bible offers, not only a beautiful setting, but the best eggs benedict—either veggie-style on a muffin loaded with spinach and tomatoes or Mexican-style, accompanied with green chilies and chorizo. Each selection is topped with the best Hollandaise ever. Silver Star Cafe, 1825 Three Kings Dr., 435-658-1570
Windy Ridge Cafe welcomes dogs while the weather holds, water bowl and all. They do a nice Greek salad and a selection of good soups—as well as a hearty fully loaded breakfast burrito. Windy Ridge Cafe, 1250 Iron Horse Dr., 435-647-0880
Ghidotti's at Redstone, another Bill White restaurant (like Windy Ridge), hits the spot for dinner on the way out of town. Their seasonal Caprese salad comprised of fresh-from-the-market heirloom tomatoes, arugala and real, not processed, buffalo mozzarella whets the appetite. But the roasted chicken over a bed of fresh spinach and lightly whipped mashed potatoes, a penne bolognese and salmon, fire-roasted just right, will keep you coming back. Ghidotti's, 630 N. Market St., 435-658-0669
Good Thymes in New Park, just east of Redstone, serves ample, well-seasoned, fresh-tasting mahi mahi fish tacos. Some of the better food sampled in the mountains, including a richly-seasoned chicken soup. Good Thymes, 1456 Newpark Blvd., 435-615-7092
J&G Grill at St. Regis is a great stop after a hike or bike ride in Deer Valley. A ride on the Gondola will lead you to a delicious burger or personal pizza and summer squash salad brimming with flavor and a major view of the mountain trails. J&G Grill, St. Regis Deer Valley, 2300 Deer Crest Estates Dr., 435-940-5760
Talisker on Main leads the pack with top chef, Briar Handly. The flavors and the presentations are a happy surprise for the palette—corn soup, shepherds pie, brined and roasted chicken, brussel sprouts salad, lemon tart, chocolate torte—all new, inventive versions of old favorites. The food here makes you want to lick your plate clean, and if you want excellent service, delicious wine selections, unique beer choices are served in a charming ambiance. This is the place! Talisker on Main, 900 Main St., 435-658-5479
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In the HTML above, the "for" of the first label should be removed because there is no id="options".
Actually, the "for" attribute of labels can point to either the id OR the input name. As such, this is still valid and correct -- there is an input named "options".
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The W3C validator reports an error. And from W3C HTML reference :
http://w3.org/TR/1999/… {quote} for : (IDReference) This attribute explicitly associates the label with a form control. When present, the value of this attribute must be the same as the value of the id attribute of the form control in the same document. When absent, the label being defined is associated with the control inside the label element. {quote}
Mea culpa -- this was evidently in older browsers that such support was implemented. Re-opening. It should point to "options-element" in this case.
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Take a look at the 2013 Plain Dealer article on this class here.
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Director of Curatorial Affairs Howard Kramer talks about the marketing strategy of rock and roll pioneer, Elvis Presley.
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Students were able to realize the value of setting financial goals and making financial decisions
Well planned program, gave a complete overview of music business with practical applications of basic economic skills
"This class was great because it talked about a side of music young people don't know much about, but in a way that kept their attention!"
My students loved, loved, loved this program! They commented often how much fun it was and enjoyed the decision making about the finances. I would strongly recommend this program to anyone!