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In book 20 of the series, John Rebus returns to investigate the disappearances of three women from the same road over 10 years.
For the last decade, Nina Hazlitt has been ready to hear the worst about her daughter's disappearance. But with no sightings, no body, and no suspect, the police investigation ground to a halt long ago, and Nina's pleas to the cold case department have led her nowhere.
Until she meets the newest member of the team: former Detective John Rebus.
Rebus has never shied away from lost causes - one of the many ways he managed to antagonize his bosses when he was on the force. Now he's back as a retired civilian, reviewing abandoned files. Necessary work, but it's not exactly scratching the itch he feels to be in the heart of the action.
Two more women have gone missing from the same road where Sally Hazlitt was last seen. Unlike his skeptical colleagues, Rebus can sense a connection - but pursuing it leads him into the crosshairs of adversaries both old and new.
Rebus may have missed the thrill of the hunt, but he's up against a powerful enemy who's got even less to lose.
On the 20th anniversary of Ian Rankin's first American publication comes an audiobook bursting with the vitality and suspense that made its author one of crime fiction's most dazzling stars. Standing in Another Man's Grave is the triumphant return of John Rebus, and a riveting story of sin, redemption, and revenge.
©2013 Ian Rankin (P)2012 Hachette
"Rebus is back!"
I was so excited when I saw that Ian Rankin was resurrecting John Rebus. This one was as good as the previous series which were uniformly excellent. I love the descriptions of Scotland and it's people, the story itself, and the narration was excellent.
I love books!
"another good Rebus"
This is my 10th Ian Ranking book so I must like him. I visited Edinburgh, Scotland in the last year, where Rankin's John Rebus detective stories are set, and it was good recognizing some of the locales. This one was also set in Inverness and clear up to the northern coast of Scotland so there were lots of descriptions of the Scottish landscape and weather. The narrator in this book had a real Scottish brogue and in in the beginning it was a bit bothersome to understand what he was saying but it didn't take long to get into a groove and the Scottish became OK. But in the end, it's the John Rebus character that pulls you in, like most protagonists do in stories you like. Rebus is retired now but he's back in helping on some old cold cases when he comes across one involving some missing women that becomes really involved and he's right in the middle of it. Many of his old colleagues keep reminding him that he didn't always follow the rules, he smokes, he drinks too much, he doesn't exercise, his diet is terrible, all of the above but he still doggedly works the case just like he did before retiring. I really like the thoughts he has to himself about getting older, retiring, what to do with the rest of his life, maybe because I'm that age myself. Anyway, I enjoyed it, got through ti quickly, and recommend it to anyone that likes crime thrillers. Enjoy!
"Welcome back, Rebus"
Rebus is back and in rare form. The story is classic Ian Rankin and the narration by James Macpherson added greatly to my overall enjoyment of the book. Fans of the series won't be disappointed
Just someone who likes a little bit of everything but mostly Sci-Fi/fantasy & Mystery Thrillers. I love Audiobooks because it makes whatever project I'm working on a little more enjoyable. I only wish I could leave reviews on books that I didn't get from Audible..I need another tb....
"Warts and All"
I'm so glad that Ian Rankin brought Rebus back. What's not to love about John Rebus? Yes he's flawed but aren't we all? But he at least tries. Tries to quit smoking, tries to quit drinking and tries to get along with the pencil pushers. I only wish more of his colleagues appreciated his take no prisoners approach to solving crimes. Although, in this case it's an old crime...
I like a lot of the European authors, if you do, check out Jo Nesbo's "Harry Hole" series
"an excellrnt mystery!"
Its hard to andwer this question when the book is a mystery. I know the ending!!i
The charscters were very believable.
I want to read more of this author
"Another strong Ian Rankin"
Good characters, believable plot, solid writing. Narration good. Really like the novel.
Ian Rankin is always worth reading.
"Rebus at His Best!"
As a long time Rebus fan, I was happy to see a "post-retirement" Rebus return. This latest entry is probably my favorite Rebus - a solid performance with all the right characters, an excellent mystery, and some nice twists along the way. Listening to this book was better than reading it as James Macpherson's voice was a pleasure - all the accents were exactly as they should have been, neither forced nor exaggerated. Five stars all around, a great listen and another hit from Ian Rankin.
I love to read books set in interesting places or historical settings. I especially love mysteries and thrillers.
"Wonderful Story in Great Setting!"
This is my first Ian Rankin audio book,and it was a fun listen. How have I missed Rankin for this long. I love a good mystery with great characters and setting. This fits the requirement perfectly. The trips through upper Scotland were as interesting as the mystery. I even did some internet searches of the places that were described so well. I also enjoy hearing the correct pronunciation of beautiful Gaelic words and places.
If I was a missing girl, I would want Detective John Rebus looking for me. He kept the momentum going even when other detectives wanted him out of the picture. He is an old-school detective with the Complaints Dept. following his every move. Ian Rankin must have a great sense of humor as I found that Rebus has some funny quips and comebacks throughout the book. The story is a straight mystery and not a thriller. The mystery was very interesting, but in the end, I felt the clues were not there to allow someone to figure it out themselves. With that said, I still loved the story and look forward to many Ian Rankin / John Rebus books in my future.
The narrator, James McPherson, has a beautiful sounding Scottish brogue. However, sometimes I had problems understanding the narration and had to listen to several chapters a second time. It was still enjoyable though.
Overall, listening to this audio book was a great experience.
critical choices
"Rebus gets better and better"
Sure he is older but his instincts and worldview are unchanged. Rankin has a winner here and I hope he keeps it up.
"Return to solid form"
A very solid "Rebus" story, confirming Ian Rankin very much back to form after the somewhat disappointing Malcolm Fox books. A well constructed plot, with some interesting new villains emerging - seeds for future stories? - and two well-past-their prime main characters including of course Rebus himself. He's the scruffy character steeped in IPA and cigarettes, in his element in the thick bluish smoke haze of bar rooms in old British pubs. James Macpherson's narration is superb, although some may find the Scottish brogue a little thick - I thought it was 5 stars.
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Archives 289
History 469 Senior Seminar (Public History: Thompson Hall & College of Liberal Arts)
Papers, 1999-2001
The papers of Dr. David Stratton and the students of his History 469 course were given to the Washington State University libraries on February 7th, 2003 (UA2003-03). The collection was processed by graduate library science student Katrina Burch and University Archivist Mark OEnglish in May 2010. One item from the College of Liberal Arts Papers From the Rededication of Thompson Hall (UA2000-24), the Dean's speech, was incorporated into the first folder of this collection at processing, and the remainder of UA2000-24 was duplicated in this collection and thus discarded.
Washington State University's College of Liberal Arts has been a part of the institution from the school's 1890 beginning to present day. WSU's Albert W. Thompson Hall (originally known as the Administration building, and then later as the Foreign Languages Building or colloquially as the Old Admin Building, until being officially named Thompson Hall in 1972) is the oldest extant building on campus, completed in 1894. When administrative functions moved elsewhere on campus in 1969, it began housing the College of Liberal Arts (the Sciences and Arts), the Foreign Language department, and classrooms.
This class was developed in 2000-2001 and taught by Dr. David Stratton in spring of 2001. Designed for 15 students, the class focused on client-oriented research projects in public history. The students were divided into two groups, one group working on the history of Thompson Hall while the other group worked on the history of WSU's College of Liberal Arts. The seminar was designed to give history seniors a class to practice their research techniques and critical thinking skills but also an introduction into the area of public history; each student produced their own research paper on one facet of their area, and one overall paper in each area was created.
The collection is organized by subject into a number of informal series. Folders one and two comprise materials related to the rededication of Thompson Hall and Dr. David Strattons notes on a lecture given at the rededication. Folders three to eight include information on the formation of the class History 469, a senior seminar class; source materials for the College of Liberal arts, Thompson Hall, Washington state, and Washington State University. Included in this source material are photocopies of published articles. Folders nine and ten include final drafts and the finished publications of the histories and student papers for both The College of Liberal Arts and Thompson Hall.
This collection is open and available for research use. Copyright restrictions apply.
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History 469 Senior Seminar: (Public History: Thompson Hall & College of Liberal Arts), 1999-2001
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Washington State University Libraries
Pullman, WA
|Thompson Hall rededication. 2000.
|Stratton talk at rededication of Thompson Hall, 2000-09-23.
|Formulation and format of History 469 History of Thompson Hall and College of Liberal Arts. 2000
|Source material for College of Liberal Arts research. Photocopies of articles dating from 1887-1960; documentation from 1999-2001.
|Source material for Thompson Hall research. Photocopies of articles dating 1890-2001.
|Source material for Washington State University history research. Photocopies of articles dating 1862-1995.
|Final drafts and finished publications: The Liberal Arts Tradition at Washington State University, and The Grand Old Lady: Albert W. Thompson Hall (Old Administration Building) at Washington State University. 2001.
|Student papers College of Liberal Arts. Early Legislation Impacting Washington Agricultural College (Washington State College) 1890-1917, Katy Andrew; The Reign of President Enoch A. Bryan, Bobby Guglielmetti; Do Not Believe in Magic: The Administration of Charles Clement French, Luke Hall; An Historical Mapping of the College of Liberal Arts, Dana Myers; Recent Developmenst Invovling the College of Liberal Arts, Juston Pollestad; The Installment of Phi Beta Kappa At Washington State College, Kelle Jayne Rettke; The College of Liberal Arts Under President Glenn Terrell, Stephanie Stirling; The Comptom Presidency, Melissa Szabo; The Smith Presidency 1985-2000, Jason F. Weatherley; Edward R. Murrow: Washington State Universitys Most Famous Student, Ryan Youmans. 2001.
|Student papers Thompson Hall. The Founding of a Dream, Ryan L. Bagger; Thompson Halls Place on the Campus of Washington State University, Kim Eikum; Various Remodeling and Structural Changes to the Thompson Hall Building, Levon Moroz; The Construction and Significances of The Old Administration Building (Thompson Hall) on the Campus of Washington Agricultural College 1893-1895, Shayna Wagoner. 2001.

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Research careers
The Career Exploration Centers provide career assessment and career information, including occupational information, employment outlook, education and training requirements, and help with job search techniques. The centers offer workshops, computer labs, and a career library to help in career exploration and assessment.
Gain work experience
Cooperative Education is a program that lets you earn college credit while gaining valuable on the job experience in your major area of study. You can practice the skills you've learned in the classroom in real job settings. With cooperative education (sometimes called co-op, internship or practicum) you gain practical work experience, make informed career decisions, and gain an advantage in the job market through the cooperative effort of you, the college and an employer.
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PCC offers a variety of career and employment services to students and graduates, including job postings at our Student Employment Offices and on-line, recruitment events including Career Fairs and employer visitations, workshops and staff specialists available for job search and resume assistance. See Jobs for Students and Graduates, Job Search Resources, and Career Fairs for more information.
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ZF-400: date(int)-range searching ?
Is this supported ?
Not yet.
And it's not mentioned in dev-notes yet (http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…).
Do you see it important?
For me, is very needed ;) Currently our team is implementing Zend_Search with an DBA Layer and there the Lucene handles the searches. That is why, i will have to think somehow (or try myself) to implement it.
Can you give any dates for the end of those implementations (ranges search) ?
Changing fix version to 0.6.0.


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Countdown to Restaurant Week 2012 (Part 4-7)
Published Apr 25, 2012, 10:55am - (Updated Oct 30, 2012, 1:37pm)
Without counting restaurants participating for the first time, this year's Restaurant Week, May 15 - 31, will feature 12 restaurants offering three-course menus at $189 pesos per person (drinks and tip not included). In the fourth of a seven-part feature, we focus on the first group of $189-menu restaurants, wrapping up the series with all the restaurants participating in Restaurant Week for the first time. Look for links at the bottom of the page for the previous installments!
It has been a challenging couple years for Archie's Wok, with ongoing construction on Los Muerto's new pier taking place a few feet from their doorstep. This, however, hasn't taken away from the amazing ambiance you will experience in this intimate Asian restaurant once you step inside. Great food, great karma and live music on several evenings!
While the number of restaurants offering Spanish specialties is increasing throughout the Bay, Barcelona Tapas remains at the top of the list for many thanks to their outstanding cuisine. The restaurant's proximity to the newly-remodeled Malecón makes it ideal for a leisurely stroll followed by a delicious meal.
Those living and working in Puerto Vallarta's colonia Emiliano Zapata and surrounding neighborhoods are in on a little secret: while many images are published showcasing vistas of our downtown area photographed from Gringo Gulch, the view from Altavista is equally alluring. Of the half-dozen restaurants in the Altavista hills, Casa Isabel's Madison South offers on of the finest views of Emiliano Zapata, and the bay, not to mention the nightly fireworks. A definite must!
For the past few years, Coco Iñiguez has developed a steady following thanks to her memorable breakfasts offered at several restaurants in Emiliano Zapata. Having taken over one of the nicest garden seating locations in the neighborhood, Coco's Kitchen is a great option for intimate, al fresco dining. And her breakfast are still spectacular!
Coco Tropical, along with a handful other popular restaurants, features an excellent oceanfront location right in Los Muertos beach, by far Puerto Vallarta's most popular. Coco Tropical's slightly elevated seating area makes it ideal for people watching, and their Restaurant Week menu features one of several shrimp specialty dishes served by the restaurant year around.
There are many restaurants in the bay that feature traditional Mexican dishes in their menus. However, there is a distinct difference between these, and restaurants that truly specialize in Mexican cuisine, such as El Arrayán, where traditional and authentic are not necessarily the same thing, and you will truly enjoy the real deal. A special treat on Fridays and Saturdays: live music!


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ZF-6239: Feature introduced in ZF-5938 breaks backwards compatibility in Memcached cache backend
1.8.0 pre-release introduced the failure callback functionality on the Memcached cache backend. The constant DEFAULT_FAILURE_CALLBACK defines that by default the callback is empty string (it will be empty with almost all applications since this is new functionality).
Memcache extension however does the following check:
http://cvs.php.net/viewvc.cgi/pecl/… line 2045: if (failure_callback != NULL && Z_TYPE_P(failure_callback) != IS_NULL) {
If failure callback is something else than NULL the extension then checks if the function is callable. Naturally empty string is not callable and that causes memcache extension to return false (which btw the cache backend doesnt check) and the server does not get added to the pool. Since the functionality is imposed by default this causes failure on all applications that use memcached backend without defining failure_callback.
just fixed in SVN trunk (I changed the default value (empty string) to null)
please reopen if you still have a problem
Thank you , Fabien and Mikko!


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Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004, Bob Seger is one of rock's most potent performers, insightful lyricists and admired vocalists. He was born Robert Clark Seger on May 6, 1945 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he cut his teeth – and first singles for local imprint Hideout – on the Motor City's rough and tumble scene. Seger lived the life of an archetypal rock and roll journeyman, recording such exceptional albums as 1970's Mongrel while doggedly working the road. When Seger finally broke through, assuming a rightful place among such fellow travelers as the Eagles and Bruce Springsteen, it was sweet vindication for all the years spent in the shadows. Moreover, a string of multiplatinum albums – including Stranger in Town, Against the Wind, The Distance and Like a Rock – kept him on top. As Seger's career approaches the 50-year mark, having released more than 20 studio and compilation albums with sales exceeding 50 million, the Rock Hall looks at 10 essential Bob Seger songs.
Released in 1968 under the Bob Seger System moniker, "2 + 2 = ?" was Seger's first single for Capitol Records and helped the band further cultivate a loyal following in the Detroit area. Its lyrics were an unapologetic protest against the Vietnam war, as Seger sang of hometown reality (Well I knew a guy in high school / Just an average friendly guy / And he had himself a girlfriend / And you made them say goodbye / Now he's buried in the mud) and outright objection (I'm no prophet I'm no rebel / I'm just asking you why / I just want a simple answer / Why it is I 've got to die). Musically, the arrangement was as fiery as the message, marked by a garage rock aesthetic with a slow bassline and hushed vocals that lit the wick on an explosion of charging drums, repeated distorted guitar riff and Seger's howl – with a deliberate stop toward the end that added to the song's dramatics.
Originally released as a single, "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" became the title track of the Bob Seger System's debut full-length in 1969 (which also included "2 + 2 = ?"). While the previous single had largely been relegated to a regional hit, "Ramblin' Gamblin' Man" reached Number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 in February 1969 and spent 14 weeks on the chart. The song kicks off with a thunderous drum beat before Seger's vocals and indelible organ riff enter the the mix and play out against a steady rhythm, gospel-inspired chorus and perhaps semi-autobiographical verses that reflected the title: I was just 13 when I had to leave home / Knew I couldn't stick around, I had to roam.
The Bob Seger System's third studio album, Mongrel, released in 1970, was filled with spare, bluesy rockers, and among the most blistering was "Lucifer." Seger's gruff emotings, which continued to reflect on itinerant notions and freewheelin' ways (Every night I'm barrelhousin' till the moon is low / Shoutin blues and payin' dues and throwin' way my dough / Ramblin, Gamblin, lovin, shovin' probably won't end up with nothin'), dominated a dirty, pummeling groove.
Although originally released as a single by the Bob Seger System that peaked at Number 96 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1971, for many, the definitive version of "Lookin' Back" would emerge five years later in 1976, as part of the set featured on the powerful Live Bullet, a performance recorded at Detroit's Cobo Hall in 1975 with Seger's Silver Bullet Band. On both versions, a punchy rhythm and Seger's fluid organ playing provided the musical backbone, while Seger's lyrics continued to serve as a voice of the rebel: Because you're different / Because you're free / Because you're everything deep down they wish they could be.
Few if any songs have so poignantly captured the monotony, exhaustion, frustration and apathy of life on the road as well as "Turn The Page." Although the consummate journeyman rock performer, Seger penned this somber piece for his aptly titled 1972 release, Back in '72. The track's instantly recognizable saxophone line was played by longtime Silver Bullet band member Alto Reed, and it provided a stirring complement to the droning mellotron and Seger's harrowing, almost painfully detailed account: Later in the evening / As you lie awake in bed / With the echoes from the amplifiers / Ringin' in your head / You smoke the day's last cigarette / Rememberin' what she said. The song was covered by 2009 Hall of Fame Inductees Metallica on their 1998 album Garage Inc.
Although "Night Moves" – the title track of Seger's 1976 album – is rumored to have been inspired by George Lucas' American Graffiti, the nostalgia of Seger's song is a bit more lurid, centered on two young lovers, simply fumbling around, trying to get the sexual mechanics down before moving on to more complex questions, like how long they're going to be together. Led by its laconic three-chord acoustic guitar strum and Seger's lyrical delivery, "Night Moves'" fittingly juvenile remberances ("Points of her own sittin' way up high") add to the song's authenticity. The song poetically captured a familiar snapshot of adolescence and the reflection it begets: Ain't it funny how the night moves / When you just don't seem to have as much to lose / Strange how the night moves / With autumn closing in.
Kicking off 1978's Stranger in Town, "Hollywood Nights" addressed Seger's newfound celebrity after Live Bullet and Night Moves brought him a national audience. It came from an honest perspective, reflecting Seger's Midwestern roots as he sang: He spent all night staring down at the lights of L.A. / Wondering if he could ever go home. The music was frenetic and unrelenting, with guitar, organ, percussion and bass chugging along and evoking the high-paced world at the heart of Seger's impressionistic portrait of a new life on the West Coast.
As its title suggests, "Old Time Rock and Roll" found Seger paying homage to the nascent days of rock and roll. Recorded with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section and credited to George Jackson and Thomas Jones, the song was included on 1978's Stranger in Town. "Old Time Rock and Roll" found Seger proclaiming Today's music ain't got the same soul / I like that old time rock and roll, and his mastery of the subject matter meant that the accompaniment had the gusty, rollicking bravado to match. Many remember the song as the soundtrack to Tom Cruise's famous dancing scene in 1983's Risky Business.
The title track of Seger's 1980 album, "Against The Wind" was one of two songs from that album to break the Top 10 of Billboard's Hot 100, reaching Number Five ("Fire Lake" reached Number Six) and staying on the chart for 17 weeks. With its wistfully sentimental lyrics (And I remember what she said to me / How she swore that it would never end / I remember how she held me oh so tight / Wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then) and breezy acoustic strum and piano passages, "Against The Wind" was indicative of the gentler direction Seger would take throughout the 80s.
Arguably the most recognizable track from Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band's album of the same name (thanks in no small part to its inclusion in a long-running series of commercials for one American marque's line of pickup trucks), "Like A Rock" was a country-tinged, slowly building track where Seger simultaneously lamented for days past (Twenty years now / Where'd they go? / Twenty years / I don't know / Sit and I wonder sometimes where they've gone) and looked ahead to the future (Like a rock, the sun upon my skin / Like a rock, hard against the wind / Like a rock, I see myself again).


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text: A three-year letter winner for the Vandals, Goff played football at Idaho from 1921-24. During Goff's time at Idaho, the Vandals were a force on the football field, outscoring their opponents 164-26 in 1923 en route to a third-place finish in the Pacific Coast Conference. In 1924, he helped lead the team to a 13-0 shutout of Oregon, to give the team its first ever victory over the Ducks. During his time at Idaho, the Vandals dominated border rival Montana, outscoring the Grizzlies by an average of 33.5 points during the time.


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Hunstman Cancer Institute's Native American Outreach Program
Mission: Educating Native American populations about cancer and finding high-quality and culturally sensitive medical care.
Areas of operation: Across Utah and 17 other states, including Idaho, New Mexico, Montana, Arizona, Wyoming, and Alaska.
How to help: Donate money, skills, and time through the Hunstman Cancer Foundation, which funds the institute's mission of research, education, and treatment. For more info, visit huntsmancancerfoundation.org or call 801-584-5800.
Wally Brown, funded by Sugar House Rotary and ChoiceHUMANITARIAN
Mission: Retired dentist Wally Brown volunteers his services by providing critical dental work, primarily tooth extractions, in impoverished villages.
Areas of operation: Mostly Nepal, though Brown has also traveled to India, Guatemala, and Israel.
How to help: Brown works with the Sugar House Rotary and ChoiceHUMANITARIAN out of West Jordan, both of which accept cash donations. Visit their websites at Rotary Club of Sugar House and Choice HUMANITARIAN.
Sugar House Rotary also provides support and funds to PolioPlus, Primary Children's Hospital, Westminster College Scholarship Fund, and Youthlinc, among others, and volunteers can check out ChoiceHUMANITARIAN's upcoming expeditions to Nepal, Mexico, and Guatemala right here. DesignBuildBLUFF, founded by Hank Louis
Mission: Providing housing on the Navajo Reservation and hands-on education to University of Utah architecture students.
Areas of operation: The Navajo Nation located in the southeaster corner of Utah.
How to help: DesignBuildBLUFF accepts donations, from cash to building materials. There is also a new program for volunteers to lend a hand on-site, in fact, volunteers are needed this weekend, Nov 18-20. Reservations for volunteer weekends are required; please email info@designbuildbluff. org or call 435-649-7080. For more info on the program in general, click here.
The Hope Alliance, founded by Dr. John Hanrahan and Joe Mitchell
Mission: Bringing training and infrastructure to impoverished communities around the globe, as well as organizing direct medical intervention trips for volunteers.
Areas of operation: Guatemala, Haiti, Kenya, Nepal, Peru and Sudan.
How to help: The Hope Alliance funds itself largely through organizing volunteer-paid trips to its areas of operation. These humanitarian vacations connect hard-working people, medical and non-medical, with those in need. They also take donations in equipment, medical supplies and, of course, cash.
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Mission: Recruiting students to provide humanitarian and to small villages in seven different countries and support Utah's needy through local service work.
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How to help: Youthlinc's benefit events and fundraisers are listed on youthlinc.org. To sponsor a Youthlinc student or support an in-country project, call the Youthlinc office at 801-467-4417 or email email@example.com.
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Posted by Christine Branstad in gift certificates on May 13th, 2011
This week, I spoke to merchants from the Historic East Village and answered questions about gift cards. Gift cards, or gift certificates, are subject to state and federal restrictions – some overlapping, some conflicting and some confusing.
Federal regulations are found primarily in the 2009 Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act ("the Credit CARD Act"). This Act gives the Federal Reserve Board authority to govern business practices regarding credit cards, gift cards, pre-paid cards and the information consumers receive. The federal regulations are controlling unless a state enacts laws which provide greater protection for consumers.
"Can my business place expiration dates on gift certificates issued?" Yes. But federal regulations allow expiration dates as long as certain requirements are met. Requirements include:
- allowing a purchasing consumer at least five years before expiration;
- providing a toll free number or website where information about the card can be obtained;
- providing information about replacing the card; and
- informing of any fees charged against the balance and where information about the fees can be obtained.
In Iowa: Iowa law states that unredeemed gift card funds are considered abandoned after three years have lapsed since purchase or last use, compared with the five-year requirement in the federal regulations. The Federal Reserve Board chose to not preempt (overrule) state laws regarding abandonment of property which took effect before the federal five-year mandate. The board instead reserved the right to declare individual states' laws preempted on a case-by-case basis. The board has not yet ruled on Iowa's three-year abandonment law regarding unused gift cards, leaving open the possibility that a gift card issuer will have to turn over abandoned property to the state treasurer after three years, but honor gift cards for five.
"What are the reporting requirements after the three year period in Iowa?"
Iowa Code provides that a holder of presumed abandoned property is to file a report regarding the property with the state Treasurer. The code also provides that when filing the report, the property shall be paid or delivered to the treasurer.
"What if I give gift cards to a charity or an auction and receive no money for them?"
Federal regulations create exceptions for cards issued for 'loyalty, award, or promotional purposes.' For example, shorter expiration dates are allowed. Significantly, there must be a disclaimer on the face of the card or certificate stating it was issued for loyalty, award or promotional purposes to qualify for this exception.
If you are confused, the Federal Reserve Board has a guide to gift cards.
The Iowa Treasurer has a complete guide to reporting.
The Iowa Attorney General also has a guide.*
- Christine Branstad
* Be careful. It appears that the Iowa Attorney General guide came out in 2007 and the most recent federal rules came out in 2010.


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Just In Case…
Tonight, the Twins figured out Zack Grienke and got a superb outing from Kevin Slowey en route to a 7-3 victory over the still-hapless (especially on the road) KC Royals.
However, the entire baseball universe was ecplised today by the debut of young pitching phenom Stephen Strasburg of the Washington Nationals:
Just in case he turns out to be the next Nolan Ryan, Roger Clemens, or Randy Johnson, I would be remiss not to mention this spectacular debut, so future generations (when they dig out my computer from all the rubble and power up MLBlogs!) could be privvy to his initial greatness.
Against the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight, Strasburg struck out 14 batters in seven innings, whiffing the last seven men he faced in the contest. He gave up a two-run that only left the park because the velocity on the pitch was so nasty, but teammates Ryan Zimmerman, Adam Dunn, and Josh Willingham also homered to get the young kid a victory.
I've been watching baseball for quite awhile now, but I've never seen anything like this: a youngster so thoroughly dominant at this (the infant) stage of his career. Sure, it was only Pittsburgh, arguably the worst team in the majors this season, but he had them completely flummoxed. It should be even more fun to watch him terrorize good hitters as his innaugural season progresses.
-It was nice to hear from Joe Nathan (in the broadcast booth) tonight, as I really miss him and wish him all the best in his recovery from Tommy John Surgery. He seems like a class act and all-around nice guy.
-The only bad news of the night: Orlando Hudson was put on the 15-day DL from lingering wrist soreness after last week's collision with Denard Span. Doesn't sound like anything too serious, so hopefully some rest will allow it to clear itself up and not linger all season long.
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Jason Taylor begins TV career this weekend
Former Miami Dolphins pass rusher Jason Taylor isn't waiting to begin the next phase of his career.
Taylor, who retired from the NFL after playing 15 seasons, 13 of which was spent with the Dolphins, will be joining NFL Network's special Saturday NFL GameDay programming, which is part of the Network's 20 hours of live playoff programming this weekend.
Taylor will be a guest, but let us not pretend this isn't an audition, much like the one he had with ESPN last summer before the Dolphins opted to re-sign the team's active sacks leader, who contributed seven sacks in his final tour of duty.
Taylor will be joined by San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers as the special guests this weekend, and they'll be accompanied by host Fran Charles and analyst Deion Sanders in-studio on NFL GameDay Final at 12 midnight following the Detroit Lions-New Orleans Saints game.
Taylor will appear in-studio in the final hour of the special four and a half hour edition of NFL GameDay Morning on Saturday, which airs at noon.
When Taylor retired he mentioned he had a couple of opportunities lined up, and its obvious a career in television is the next chapter in his accomplished career.
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Do What You Can to Ease Side Effects of Treatment for Stomach Cancer
It's likely that you will have physical concerns because along with your cancer symptoms, your treatment may cause side effects, too. The side effects depend on your treatment and that depends largely on how much the cancer has spread outside your stomach or to other organs. We've listed some common side effects from stomach cancer treatments and how to ease them. They are listed in alphabetical order, so you can find help when you need it.
Abdominal Pain
See "Dumping Syndrome" and "Heartburn."
Anemia (low red blood cell levels)
Throughout your treatment, your doctor will take small samples of your blood to check your level of red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body. Surgery may decrease your level of red blood cells. This can make you feel tired. This condition is called anemia.
The main reason for anemia with stomach cancer is that iron, a mineral that helps the red blood cells pick up and carry oxygen, is not well absorbed from your stomach. Removing your stomach makes it harder for your body to digest, absorb, and use iron. Your body also may not be able to absorb folate and vitamin B12, vitamins that help with the iron-absorption process. Anemia can also be caused by small amounts of blood loss, chemotherapy or radiation, or the cancer itself. If your doctor tells you that you have anemia, take these actions to feel better.
Talk with your doctor about medications or treatments that may help manage your anemia. You'll probably need to take iron and folate supplements, as well as receive monthly vitamin B12 shots.
If your anemia is mainly due to chemotherapy and your cancer is at a more advanced stage, you may receive a shot called an ESA (erythrocyte-stimulating agent).
Take short rests when you're tired. Avoid long naps during the day so that you can sleep well at night.
Add mild exercise, such as walking, to your daily routine. It may help you sleep better.
Balance activity with rest. Save your energy for important tasks.
Drink plenty of water. Dehydration adds to fatigue.
Meet with a dietitian to be sure you are doing all you can to get enough iron and folate in your diet.
Anxiety and depression
Many people may feel blue, anxious, or distressed after being told they have cancer. These feelings may continue or come back during treatment. Taking these actions may ease your mental stress.
Talk with your family or friends.
Consider joining a cancer support group or finding a cancer "buddy" who can help you cope.
Ask your doctor about medications for depression and anxiety.
Constipation, which includes difficult or infrequent bowel movements, can range from mildly uncomfortable to painful. This may be a side effect of chemotherapy or some pain medicines. Taking opioid pain medications can lead to constipation, so it's wise to take these preventive actions. These same steps will give you relief if you are already constipated.
Drink plenty of fluids, especially water and prune juice. It softens stools to prevent constipation.
Eat foods high in fiber, such as cereals, whole grains, fruits, and vegetables.
Take stool softeners or a laxative only as prescribed by your doctor.
Diarrhea includes loose or frequent bowel movements, or both. It may be a side effect of external beam radiation therapy. Many chemotherapy drugs may cause bowel changes, too. Diarrhea may lead to dehydration if you don't take these precautions.
Avoid milk and milk products when you have severe diarrhea.
Avoid gas-producing vegetables, dried fruit, fiber cereals, seeds, popcorn, nuts, corn and dried beans.
Eat low-residue, low-fiber foods such as those included in the BRAT diet (bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast).
Drink more fluids, such as water and broth, to prevent dehydration.
Ask your doctor about medications that may help.
Also follow the tips under "dumping syndrome."
Dumping syndrome
The most common long-term problem after stomach cancer surgery is called dumping syndrome. The food you eat travels quickly into your small intestine, within about 10 to 20 minutes after eating. Your stomach and duodenum may no longer be able to aid digestion and remove excess fluid. So the rest of your digestive system has to do that work.
As a result, you may notice a feeling of fullness and pain in the stomach area. You may also have cramping, flushing, diarrhea, and dizziness, and feel your heart racing. These symptoms usually all go away once you have emptied your bowels.
These are steps you can take to prevent or lessen these problems.
Eat small meals frequently during the day instead of 3 larger meals.
Eat foods high in protein and low in carbohydrates.
Try not to drink liquids when eating food.
Stay in the upright position for at least an hour after meals.
If problems continue, ask to see a dietitian to help with planning your meals.
Hair loss
Losing your hair can be upsetting because thinning or baldness is a visible reminder that you are being treated for cancer. Keep in mind that your hair will grow back after chemotherapy.
Try these coping tips.
Consider cutting your hair short before treatment starts.
Think about getting a wig, hat, or scarf before your hair loss starts. That way, you can get a wig that matches your hair, and you'll be ready with head coverings, if you choose to use them.
Because your scalp may be more sensitive to temperature and sun, protect it with sunscreen and hats or scarves.
Surgery for stomach cancer may cause bloating, abdominal pain, and heartburn. You may feel full after eating small meals. These side effects can be relieved with changes in diet. Try these tips.
Eat smaller meals more frequently throughout the day, rather than a couple of large meals a day.
Increase your fiber intake, including fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Some types of fiber add bulk to your food and help it to move more quickly through the digestive tract. Good sources of fiber include apples, pears, figs, strawberries, raisins, carrots, whole grain breads and cereals, corn, peas, and peanuts, to name a few.
Reduce fats and oils. Excess fat slows digestion.
Drink plenty of fluids. Fluids lubricate food waste so that it passes more easily through the digestive tract. Water is best, but other beverages that are at least 90% water are good choices as well.
Talk with your doctor before taking over-the-counter antacids. This is important because antacids can interact with many different prescription drugs. Furthermore, some antacids can cause constipation or diarrhea, which may further complicate other side effects you may be experiencing.
Increased infections
Throughout your treatment you doctor will take small samples of your blood to check you level of white blood cells. Many types of chemotherapy can cause low white blood cell counts, called neutropenia. Without enough white blood cells, your body may not be able to fight infection. If your doctor tells you that your white blood cell count is low, take these actions to stay healthy.
Avoid crowds or people with colds.
Wash your hands often or use hand sanitizer throughout the day to kill germs.
Call your doctor right away if you have any of these signs of infection: a temperature of 100.5°F (38.05°C) or higher, severe chills, a cough, pain, a burning sensation during urination, or any sores or redness.
Mouth sores (also called mucositis)
Some types of chemotherapy may cause mouth sores. These sores may hurt and make eating an unpleasant experience.
To prevent sores in your mouth, take these actions.
Brush your teeth after meals and before bedtime.
Floss every day.
Keep your mouth and lips clean and moist.
Use sugar-free candies or gums to increase moisture in your mouth.
If you get sores in your mouth, taking these actions can ease the pain.
Avoid alcohol and mouthwashes containing alcohol because they may irritate the sores.
Avoid hot, rough, or spicy foods because they may irritate the sores.
Avoid tobacco because it may irritate the sores. Smoking can also make you more susceptible to sores.
Ask your doctor about topical mouth medications.
Take over-the-counter pain medication, such as Tylenol (acetaminophen), if necessary.
Call your doctor or nurse if your temperature reaches 100.5°F (38.05°C) or higher.
Nausea or vomiting
Nausea or vomiting as a result of chemotherapy or radiation treatment for cancer may range from barely noticeable to severe. You may also notice nausea and vomiting after eating. It may help you to understand the different types of nausea.
After surgery, you may have a smaller stomach or even no stomach left to contain the food you eat. Digestion-related nausea and vomiting can result from too much food inside a smaller stomach.
Acute-onset nausea and vomiting occurs within a few minutes to several hours after chemotherapy. The worst episodes tend to be 5 to 6 hours after treatment, and the symptoms end within the first 24 hours.
Delayed-onset vomiting develops more than 24 hours after treatment.
Anticipatory nausea and vomiting are learned from previous experiences with vomiting. As you prepare for the next dose of chemotherapy, you may anticipate that nausea and vomiting will occur as it did previously, which triggers the actual reflex.
Breakthrough vomiting occurs despite anti-nausea treatment to prevent it. It requires additional anti-nausea treatment.
Refractory vomiting occurs after one or more chemotherapy treatments. Essentially, you are no longer responding to anti-nausea treatments.
To prevent nausea, take these actions. Most nausea can be prevented.
Ask your doctor about getting a prescription medicine to control nausea and vomiting. Then make sure you take it as directed. If you are vomiting and can't take the medicine, call your doctor or nurse.
If you have bothersome nausea and vomiting even though you are taking your medicine, call your doctor or nurse. Your medicine may need to be changed or other medicines may be added to it.
Eat smaller, more frequent meals.
Avoid drinking fluid while eating.
To help ease nausea or vomiting, try these tips.
Try eating foods and drinking beverages that were easy to take or made you feel better when you had the flu or were nauseated from stress. These might be bland foods, sour candy, pickles, dry crackers, ginger ale, flat soda or others.
Do not eat fatty or fried foods, very spicy foods, or very sweet foods.
Eat room-temperature or cold foods. The smells from hot foods may make your nausea worse.
Ask your doctor or nurse if he or she can help you learn a relaxation exercise. This may make you feel less anxious and more in control, and decrease your nausea.
Ask your doctor or nurse about using acupressure bands on your wrists, which may help to decrease your nausea.
Numbness, tingling, or muscle weakness in your hands or feet (peripheral neuropathy)
If you have numbness, tingling, or weakness in your hands and feet, you may have nerve damage called peripheral neuropathy. Some types of chemotherapy are known to cause this. Other signs of this problem are ringing in your ears or trouble feeling hot or cold. If you have symptoms such as these, take these precautions to protect yourself.
Take extra care walking and moving so that you don't fall.
Use warm, not hot, water for bathing to prevent burns. Consider using a shower chair or railing.
If your daily activities become too difficult, ask your doctor for a referral to an occupational therapist or a physical therapist. They can help teach you new ways of doing things so that you can stay as active as possible.
Take extra care when driving. You may have trouble feeling the gas and brake pedals. Ask friends and family to drive you places.
You may have pain or tenderness from the cancer itself or from surgical incisions. Try these tips to ease the pain.
Take your pain medications regularly. Don't wait for your pain to become severe. Also, take steps to avoid constipation, a common side effect of pain medications.
Change your activity level. See if you feel better if you rest more or move around more — either may help.
Distract yourself with music, funny videos, or computer games.
Use relaxation techniques, such as yoga or meditation, or guided imagery exercises. Ask your doctor or nurse where you can learn more about these.
Sexual changes
Feelings of depression from having cancer or fatigue from other treatments can also have a negative impact on your sexual desires. Here are some ways you may cope.
Talk with your partner about changes in your desire to have sex.
Discuss it with your doctor and other members of your health care team. They may be able to refer you to a sexual rehabilitation program.
Request a referral to a counselor who specializes in sexual problems.
Skin irritation or dryness
This may be a side effect of some chemotherapy or external beam radiation treatment.
Protect your skin from sun exposure by wearing sunscreen of at least 15 SPF.
Ask your doctor or nurse what kind of lotion you can use to moisturize and soothe your skin. Don't use any lotion, soap, deodorant, sunblock, cologne, cosmetics, or powder on your skin within 2 hours after treatment because they may cause irritation.
Wear loose, soft clothing over the treated area. Cotton underwear can help prevent further irritation.
Don't scratch, rub, or scrub treated skin. After washing, gently blot dry.
Don't bandage skin with tape. If you must bandage it, use paper tape, and ask your nurse to help you place the dressings so that you can avoid irritation.
Don't apply heat or cold to the treated area. Bathe only with lukewarm water because it's less dehydrating.
Keep your nails well trimmed and clean so you don't accidentally scratch yourself.
Thinking and memory problems
You may have mild problems with concentration and memory during and after chemotherapy. Being tired can make this worse. Taking these actions may help.
Make lists and write down important information.
Use other tools to help organize your life, such as calendars, pill dispensers, or alarm clocks.
Tiredness is a very common symptom and side effect from surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatments. You may feel only slightly tired or you may suffer from extreme fatigue. Fatigue can last 4 to 6 weeks after treatment ends. Taking these actions may help increase your energy level.
Take action to treat a poor appetite because eating improperly can make you tired.
If your fatigue is severe or chronic, ask for help with routine tasks that can drain your energy, such as grocery shopping or housework. Some people reduce their hours at work.
Follow the tips under "anemia."
Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
The stomach and duodenum normally help digest and absorb vitamins and minerals from the food you eat. When these organs are partially or totally removed, they aren't able to do this. So if you have part or all of your stomach removed, you may experience nutritional deficiencies. Most often, this includes iron, vitamin B12, and folate.
Here are some steps you can take to be sure you're getting enough of these vitamins and minerals.
Talk with your doctor about taking vitamin supplements. You'll probably need to take iron and folate pills and receive monthly vitamin B12 shots.
Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.
Meet with a dietitian to plan meals that are easy on your system but still provide enough nutrients.
Weight gain
This can result from chemotherapy. To help lose weight, take these actions.
Increase the amount of your daily exercise, under your doctor's supervision.
Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables you eat, and drink more water. These can help fill you up--and are good for you--without adding a lot of calories.
Ask your doctor to recommend a weight-management program.


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Ormond motorcyclist critically injured in Daytona crash identified
Published: Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at 1:36 p.m.
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An Ormond Beach motorcyclist who suffered critical injuries in a Wednesday crash in Daytona Beach has been identified, a police spokesman said.
He is Roger J. Ashley, 70, said Daytona Beach police spokesman Jimmie Flynt.
The crash occured at the intersection of International Speedway Boulevard and Corsair Drive at 10:31 a.m. when a car making aleft turn onto Corsair cut into Ashley's path, Flynt said.
Charges are pending against the driver of the car, James D. Carlisle, 28, of Pierson. Carlisle was not injured.
Neither alcohol nor drugs were a factor in the crash and a traffic homicide investigation is ongoing, Flynt said.
Ashley suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken to Halifax Health Medical Center under trauma alert, Flynt said.
According to Flynt, Ashley was eastbound on Speedway Boulevard when he collided into the Carlisle's car, which was westbound on International Speedway Boulevard when it made a left onto Corsair Drive in front of the motorcycle.
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Women's Squash Moves To 8-3 With Sweep At Columbia
Princeton won 27 of 29 individual games, but Eyre had to fight hard for her win during the second shift of matches. After wins of 12-10 and 10-6, Eyre fell in a pair of close games (11-8 and 12-10). The All-America showed her resolve in the fifth, taking control early for an 11-1 win.
Though there would be a few close games, the rest of the match belonged to Princeton. The Tigers won the remaining eight matches by 3-0 scores, including a win for freshman Maria Elena Ubina at the No. 1 position; she defeated Colette Sultana 11-3, 11-4, 11-8.
Junior Hallie Dewey remained unbeaten on the season with a 3-0 win at the No. 6 spot, and she lost only 12 points in her match. Senior Alex Sawin dropped only 13 in a win at No. 7, while both Nicole Bunyan (No. 3) and Alex Lunt (No. 5) dropped no more than 15 in their wins.
Princeton will close out its home schedule Sunday at noon when it hosts Cornell. The match will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network, with all nine matches being shown on Courts 1-3.
Princeton 9, Columbia 0
1 – Maria Elena Ubina d. Colette Sultana 3,4,8
2 – Libby Eyre d. Grace Van Arkel 10,6,(8),(10),1
3 – Nicole Bunyan d. Reyna Pacheco 5,6,3
4 – Rachel Leizman d. Catherine Jenkins 9,8,8
5 – Alex Lunt d. Maya Patel 5,10,0
6 – Hallie Dewey d. Leah Barnet 5,4,3
7 – Alex Sawin d. Alisha Maity 3,5,5
8 – Alexandra Toth d. Kate Calihan 4,8,5
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Palm Coast OKs new red light cameras
Published: Thursday, August 23, 2012 at 9:52 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 23, 2012 at 9:52 a.m.
PALM COAST -- Motorists will have to watch out for a wave of new red light cameras with the City Council either already approving or considering about 40 new cameras to catch red light runners.
The City Council approved 15 cameras and is considering an additional 16 cameras. The cameras were approved Tuesday by a vote of 4-1, with Mayor Jon Netts, Vice Mayor Bill Lewis and Councilmen Bill McGuire and Frank Meeker voting in favor. Councilman Jason DeLorenzo, a consistent opponent of the cameras, voted against the devices.
The cameras are expected to be up and filming before the end of the year. Drivers will get a 15-day grace period when a new camera begins operating. After that, red light runners will get $158 citations.
DeLorenzo referred to a presentation when city officials initially approved renewing the contract with American Traffic Solutions, which provides the cameras and gets a cut of the cash collected. DeLorenzo said according to the presentation, the city would receive $700 a month for 10 locations, adding up to $84,000 a year. But if the city approves as many cameras as contemplated it would bring the total number to 52 cameras, which would bring up to $500,000, DeLorenzo said.
"There's been some talk about money," DeLorenzo said. "Most of you have said it's not about money. But I do think there is a big part of it that is about money. I didn't anticipate that we would hit 36 or possibly 52 camera locations. I thought maybe 10 more, not 42 more. And I've got to tell you I'm quite surprised."
But McGuire countered that it's about keeping people safe.
"Nobody has yet to get up and say that we don't have a problem that needs to be addressed, so if there are people running red lights and there are potential safety hazards, as a responsible city government we are trying to address this," McGuire said.
The cameras are the best and most economical solution because adding deputies to enforce traffic laws would be too expensive, McGuire said.
"This is the most responsible approach to a problem," McGuire said. "No one is saying 'Gee, you don't have a problem with red light runners. You don't have a problem with speeders and people driving irresponsibly.' We have a big problem in Palm Coast with irresponsible driving and I see this as the responsible government's approach to dealing with the problem, to solve the problem."
Since 2008 when Palm Coast added its cameras, Daytona Beach and Holly Hill have followed, with DeLand planning to activate cameras this year. The Volusia County cities all use Gatso USA as their red light camera company.
The contract between Palm Coast and ATS calls for the city to receive $700 per camera per month, ATS would receive the next $4,250 per camera per month. Anything above $4,950 goes to the city.
Existing cameras:
- Palm Coast Parkway eastbound and westbound at Old Kings Road
- Palm Coast Parkway and Cypress Point Parkway/Boulder Rock Drive
- Palm Coast Parkway and Belle Terre Parkway, east- and westbound
- Belle Terre Parkway and Cypress Point Parkway
- Belle Terre Parkway and Easthampton Boulevard/Central Avenue
Approved new red light cameras:
- Eastbound and westbound State Road 100 and Interstate 95.
- Northbound Belle Terre Parkway at Cypress Point Parkway.
- Southbound Belle Terre Parkway at State Road 100.
- Eastbound and westbound State Road 100 at Memorial Medical Parkway.
- Westbound State Road 100 at Seminole Woods Boulevard.
- Eastbound Palm Coast Parkway SW at Pine Cone Drive.
- Westbound and eastbound Palm Coast Parkway at I-95 on ramps and off ramps.
- Westbound Palm Coast Parkway at Clubhouse Drive.
- Northbound Belle Terre Parkway and Central Avenue.
- Westbound State Road 100 and Belle Terre Parkway.
- Palm Coast Parkway and Florida Park Drive, both east and westbound.
- Palm Coast Parkway NE and Harbor Center Way.
- Old Kings Road and Kings Way.
- Southbound Old Kings Road and Palm Coast Parkway.
- State Road 100 and Old Kings Road both east and westbound.
- Palm Coast Parkway and Pine Lakes Parkway both east and west bound.
- Eastbound State Road 100 at Seminole Woods Boulevard.
Additional cameras under consideration:
- Belle Terre Parkway and Palm Coast Parkway in all directions.
- Belle Terre Parkway and Parkview Drive.
- Belle Terre Parkway at Pine Lakes Parkway.
- Belle Terre Parkway and Royal Palms Parkway.
- Belle Terre Parkway and Rymfire Drive.
- Eastbound State Road 100 and Belle Terre Parkway.
- Southbound Belle Terre Parkway and White View Parkway.
- Eastbound Palm Coast Parkway and Colbert Lane.
- Eastbound Pine Lakes Parkway North and Belle Terre Parkway.
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La Monnaie ¦ Recitals ¦ Schwanengesang D744 ¦ Intro
Schwanengesang D744
Kerstin Avemo & Romeo Castellucci
Schwanengesang D744 : joined by a singer and an actress, Romeo Castellucci takes Schubert's lied and builds a scenic recital. He invites the audience to listen to Schubert in a desolate setting which makes the disconcerting nakedness of the theatre tangible and also demonstrates its power. 'What I produce is due to my understanding of music and pain,' wrote Schubert in his diary in 1824. The singer expresses this pain and other emotions through a number of Schubert's finest lieder. And in the darkness the director wonders : 'How is it possible that this singer knows my innermost feelings better than I do ? What is the origin of this music which manages to make such a deep impression on me ? Where do my tears come from, void of content and so far removed from the sentimentality I loathe ?'
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With the 2012 UEFA European Football Championship in full swing, many football (that's soccer for you Americans, a term that also works) fans across the globe have been glued to their seats rooting for their favorite team! Whether you're at the stadium cheering from the sidelines, at home tuning-in via TV or joining a Skype group video call to share the game experience together with friends and family, these football matches have created a lot of excitement for people around the globe.
In light of our many football-loving users across the world, we are excited to announce the addition of a new Skype hidden animated emoticon today, the football player:
By downloading the latest version of Skype for Windows and typing in your Instant Message conversation "(football)" or "(soccer)" you can add some fun to your Skype conversation and show your friends your football-loving personality.
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American Attitudes about Electronic Voting, Results of a National Survey
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ZF-7743: Modules Generation in Zend_Tool
i think Zend_Tool can be improved in the following ways
- upon module generation i think
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH "/modules"
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- Class names should be named with the Module prefix
eg. Admin_IndexController
currently when i generate a controller inside a module, the class name does not have the module name prefixed to it.
Just Linking up the issues as they both contain the same problem.
Point 2 has fixed on ZF-7718 issue
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Courtesy: Spencer Farrin (Moscow, Idaho)
|Idaho grabs three more honors
DENVER – It's becoming a recurring theme already this season with University of Idaho track and field – three Vandal athletes were honored as Verizon Western Athletic Conference Athletes of the Week on Tuesday.
Junior Barry Britt and senior Jeremy Klas earned the WAC Men's Track and Field Athlete of the Week honors, respectively, while junior Liga Velvere took home the Women's Track Athlete of the Week accolade for the week of Jan. 30-Feb. 5.
Britt, a distance runner from Hampton, New Brunswick, Canada (Georgia State), won the men's mile run on Friday at the Vandal Indoor with a career-best time of 4:12.84. His time is six seconds faster than his previous best and leads the WAC by a 2.45-second margin.
Klas, a pole vaulter from Moscow, Idaho (Moscow HS), earned the honor for the second time this year. He cleared 17-7.25 (5.37m) in a second-place tie at the Vandal Indoor on Friday. He was the top collegiate finisher in the competition and moved into a tie for 10th nationally in the event. He followed it up with an individual win in the event on Saturday at the Idaho Indoor Open with a height of 17-5.5 (5.32m).
Velvere, a sprinter/hurdler from Saldus, Latvia (Latvian Academy of Sport Education), broke Idaho's six-year-old school record in the 800m with a winning time of 2:07.63 on Friday at the Vandal Indoor. Her time is the fastest in the WAC this year by a three-second margin and ranks 23rd in the NCAA. Also at the meet, she ran the anchor leg of Idaho's first-place and WAC-leading 4x400m relay that posted a time of 3:45.49.
The three awards give Idaho eight already this indoor season. Most impressive about that total is that only one – Klas – is a repeat honoree. The team has been honored three times with a men's field honor, twice each with the men's track and women's track award and once with a women's field accolade.
Britt, Klas and Velvere all figure to be back in action this weekend when the Vandals face their toughest competition yet at the Flotrack Husky Classic on Friday and Saturday, followed by the UW Open on Sunday. The meets, hosted by Washington, annually feature many of the nation's top athletes and teams.


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