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Relapsing fever is an infection transmitted by a louse or tick. It is characterized by repeated episodes of fever.
Tick-borne relapsing fever, Louse-borne relapsing fever
Relapsing fever is an infection caused by several species of bacteria in the Borrelia family.
There are two major forms of relapsing fever:
Sudden fever occurs within 2 weeks of infection. In LBRF, the fever usually lasts 3-6 days and is usually followed by a single, milder episode. In TRBF, multiple episodes of fever occur and each may last up to 3 days. Individuals may be free of fever for up to 2 weeks before it returns.
In both forms, the fever episode may end in "crisis." This consists of shaking chills, followed by intense sweating, falling body temperature, and low blood pressure. This stage may result in death in up to 10% of people.
After several cycles of fever, some people can develop dramatic central nervous system signs such as seizures, stupor, and coma. The Borrelia organism can also invade heart and liver tissues, causing inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis) and liver (hepatitis). Bleeding throughout the body and pneumonia are other complications.
In the United States, TBRF often occurs west of the Mississippi River, particularly in the mountainous West and the high deserts and plains of the Southwest. In the mountains of California, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, infections are usually caused by Borrelia hermsii and are often acquired in cabins in forests. It is possible that the risk now extends into the southeastern United States.
LBRF is mainly a disease of the developing world. It is currently seen in Ethiopia and Sudan. Famine, war, and the movement and groups of refugees often result in epidemics of LBRF.
Relapsing fever should be suspected if someone coming from a high-risk area has repeated episodes of fever. This is particularly true if the fever is followed by a "crisis" stage, and if the person may have been exposed to lice or soft-bodied ticks.
Tests that may be done include:
Treatment involves antibiotics, most often tetracycline, doxycycline, erythromycin, or penicillin.
Death rate for untreated LBRF ranges from 10 - 70%. With TBRF, it is 4 -10%. With early treatment, the death rate is reduced. Persons who have developed coma, myocarditis, liver problems, or pneumonia are more likely to die.
Contact your medical provider right away if you are a returning traveler and develop a fever. Different possible infections need to be investigated in a timely manner.
For TBRF, wearing clothing that fully cover the arms and legs when outdoors can help prevent infection. So can using insect repellent such as DEET on the skin and clothing. Tick and lice control in high-risk areas is another important public health measure.
Petri WA. Relapsing fever and other Borrelia infections. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011: chap 330.
Rhee KY, Johnson WD Jr. Borrelia species (relapsing fever). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolan R, eds. Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2009:chap 241.
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Those who've read Bram Stoker's Victorian classic will appreciate that Director Charles Morey stuck close to the original story when adapting it for the stage, and so much about the production is fantastic. The actors are phenomenal, and delivered seamless performances on the play's opening night. Mark Elliot Wilson shines as the Count, and brings life to the monster. At times you almost feel sorry for him, creating an eerie balance between sentimentality and fear. Even the monster has some sort of soul, however soulless it is. Perhaps it's just desire and an early portrayal of lust. Regardless, it's creepy and if you love Halloween, the entire effect of Dracula is good squeal-inducing fun.
The set design is wonderful: Think crumbling castle walls and smoky lighting, which could at times make you feel like you're creeping along on stage, too, lantern in hand, as if through a spooky old cemetery. Of course, the set transferred well between indoor scenes and out. The costumes put you in the right time frame, too. Really, the play is spot on.
Perhaps least expected were the special effects. Sure there are a lot of loud screams from the ladies on stage, and lots of pistol pops. But the Count makes an impressive quick change, so you'll need to keep your eyes peeled toward the end of the play. And while you're at it, watch your neck, er, back.
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Here is the gripping account of the fever that swept the nation for four decades, culminating in the completion of the transcontinental railroad at Promontory Point, Utah, in 1869. Through lively text, period paintings, and vintage photographs, Railroad Fever vividly recounts the struggle of the stalwart laborers, many of whom were Chinese immigrants; the intrusion into Native American lands and the resulting feuds; and the ultimate impact the railroad had on the geographic and economic complexion of America. With an engaging and visually appealing format, the story provides children with an accurate understanding of western expansion and the industrial revolution.
This series highlights specific periods and events from America's past and explains how they helped shape our country's history. Featuring lavish illustrations, period artwork, drawings, and photographs, the visual appeal alone is enough to engage young readers. The addition of carefully researched text that is both interesting and highly accessible led The American Library Association's Book List to name this series one of the ''Top Ten Nonfiction Series'' of 2004.


text: One artist, two distinct but interwoven concepts: this is the captivating logic behind Double-Booked, pianist Robert Glasper's third album for Blue Note, following up Canvas (2005) and In My Element (2007). An artist who "unfailingly gets the feeling right" (New York Magazine), Glasper has made waves throughout the music world as leader of both the acoustic Robert Glasper Trio and the electric, hip-hop-oriented Robert Glasper Experiment. With Double-Booked, the 32-year-old Houston native puts his enviable versatility front and center, emphasizing these different hemispheres of his musical brain at the same time.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by mimi love this foldable table I have this table for couple of years and the table looks still the same as the first day it arrived to the house. So I would stay that the table is of really good quality, however the chairs are not that sturdy so we had to replace 3 of them after a year and a half of use (hence the 4 stars). June 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Claire Good Value Our apartment is too small for a regular dining table, so this was the perfect solution. It is a very pretty color. It's big enough to seat 6 comfortably when open. It came with a few nicks, nothing major. The directions were very clear and all the pieces were clearly marked. It took me about 2 1/2 hours to assemble, but I'm not very experienced with this sort of thing. It's not an amazing, high quality piece of furniture, but I think it will work well for our needs. July 15, 2010
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A resource plugin that sets up the caching stuff would be nice.
If we have a cache resource plugin, would this be where to setup the Zend_Db_Table meta cache? Or should the db resource handle that?
I'd expect you'd have a separate resource for setting up the Zend_Db_Table metadata cache.
I'm going to close this issue as "won't fix" for right now, so that we can communicate on list as to what this resource would look like, and so we can mark the Zend_App initial release as stable finally. Dolf, please re-open as a new issue that's not parented to the main Zend_App development task list.


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Economic recruitment must change
Published: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 2:48 p.m.
Some changes need to occur in the manner the Davidson County Economic Development Commission operates. Two groups are in position to seek those changes: the local governments that fund the EDC and the commission's board. But ultimately another group could hold the greatest sway, and that's county taxpayers, whose money is being spent in ways that often lack the level of transparency that should be present.
Rankings and statistics tell two different stories about the economic recruitment efforts in Davidson County. Site Selection magazine has consistently ranked the Lexington-Thomasville micropolitan area in the top five for new and expanded corporate facilities, including the top position. But state labor statistics show a net decline of 8,700 workers from January 2001 to June 2012. It would be unfair to blame Steve Googe, the executive director of the EDC, for that decline, of course. But surrounding counties have seen less of a loss in the job force.
One problem with the way the EDC operates involves how much information rests solely with Googe. No organization should be overly dependent on one person. If something should happen to that person, then a lot of balls can be dropped, as others lack the information to continue ongoing projects. Board members often just see PowerPoint presentations and must ask for paper documentation. Some disagreement exists about whether the EDC is considered a public entity, but clearly better record-keeping needs to take place.
The county commissioners will discuss again Tuesday committing funding for a large industrial park in Linwood. The EDC has spent more than $400,000 so far on this park, but it remains mostly farmland. Other areas, including Randolph County, also are working to create these large industrial parks, also known as megasites. Questions commissioners have already raised indicate some uneasiness about committing $10 million in county funds to the project. A topic for another time would be whether the pursuit to build the megasite serves the county best, or if instead focusing on several smaller projects might be better. No one wants to see the quest for a megasite turn into a Moby Dick type pursuit.
An unfortunate aspect of economic recruiting concerns the level of secrecy companies demand as they seek government incentives. While it may be understandable that some information remains private at the outset, without question those voting on incentives need to know the names of companies. That's not happening right now. Commissioners and city council members should vote against any incentive package if they don't know the company's name and details about it. Everyone wants to see more jobs come to Davidson County, but it needs to happen in a more informed manner.
Other localities and even state recruitment efforts show the level of secrecy that's taking place in Davidson County isn't the norm. Some more transparency and openness can happen here without sacrificing the chance for successful industrial recruitment. But those who believe in those traits, so vital to open government and a healthy democracy, need to make their voice heard and advocate for a new way of doing business.
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My All-Star Ballot (NL & AL)
When I was younger, voting for the annual Midsummer Classic was more of a science to me than anything. I would pore over the stats to try and determine who, categorically, was having the best season and vote for them above all other alliegences. In recent years, however, I have come to take a different approach: Just vote for the guys who I want to see in the game (within reason, of course!). Sure, the game actually "counts" now in terms of World Series home-field advantage, but at its core it still is really just a fantastic exhibition event that the fans love…the meaningfullness is only to keep the players interested.
That being said, here are what my current AL & NL All-Star ballots currently look like (barring any severe injuries or horrific slumps during the following month):
American League
C: Joe Mauer
1B: Justin Morneau
2B: Dustin Pedroia
3B: Evan Longoria
SS: Derek Jeter
OF: Carl Crawford, Ichiro Suzuki, Denard Span (Write-In)
National League
C: Brian McCann
1B: Albert Pujols
2B: Chase Utley
3B: Ryan Zimmerman
SS: Jose Reyes
OF: Ryan Braun, Raul Ibanez, Justin Upton
Also, if I had to pick the starting pitchers for each team right now, I would go with Roy "Doc" Halladay for the Americans and Johan Santana for the Nationals.


text: "Thanks. The first time that I heard Bob Dylan I was in the car with my mother, and we were listening to, I think, maybe WMCA, and on came that snare shot that sounded like somebody kicked open the door to your mind, from 'Like a Rolling Stone.' And my mother, who was - she was no stiff with rock and roll, she liked the music, she listened - she sat there for a minute, she looked at me, and she said, 'That guy can't sing.' But I knew she was wrong. I sat there, I didn't say nothin', but I knew that I was listening to the toughest voice that I had ever heard. It was lean, and it sounded somehow simultaneously young and adult, and I ran out and I bought the single. And I came home, I ran home, and I put it on my 45, and they must have made a mistake at the factory, because a Lenny Welch song came on. And the label was wrong, so I ran back, and I got it, and I played it, then I went out and I got Highway 61, and it was all I played for weeks. I looked at the cover, with Bob, with that satin blue jacket and the Triumph Motorcycle shirt. And when I was a kid, Bob's voice somehow - it thrilled and scared me. It made me feel kind of irresponsibly innocent. And it still does. But it reached down and touched what little worldliness I think a 15-year-old kid, in high school, in New Jersey had in him at the time. Dylan was - he was a revolutionary, man, the way that Elvis freed your body, Bob freed your mind. And he showed us that just because the music was innately physical, it did not mean that it was anti-intellect. He had the vision and the talent to expand a pop song until it contained the whole world. He invented a new way a pop singer could sound. He broke through the limitations of what a recording artist could achieve, and he changed the face of rock and roll forever and ever. Without Bob, the Beatles wouldn't have made Sergeant Pepper, maybe the Beach Boys wouldn't have made Pet Sounds, the Sex Pistols wouldn't have made 'God Save the Queen,' U2 wouldn't have done 'Pride in the Name of Love,' Marvin Gaye wouldn't have done 'What's Goin'On,' Grandmaster Flash might not have done 'The Message,' and the Count Five could not have done 'Psychotic Reaction.' And there never would have been a group named the Electric Prunes, that's for sure. But the fact is that, to this day, where great rock music is being made, there is the shadow of Bob Dylan over and over and over again. And Bob's own modern work has gone unjustly under-appreciated for having to stand in that shadow. If a young songwriter - if there was a young guy out there writing 'Sweetheart Like Me,' writing the Empire Burlesque album, writing 'Every Grain of Sand,' they'd be calling him the new Bob Dylan. That's all the nice stuff that I wrote out to say about him. Now it's about three months ago, I was watching TV, and the Rolling Stones special came on, and Bob came on, and he was in a real cranky mood, it seemed like, and he was kind of bitchin' and moaning about how his fans don't know him, and nobody knows him. And they come up to him on the street, and kind of treat him like a long-lost brother or something. And speaking as fan, I guess when I was 15, and I heard 'Like a Rolling Stone,' I heard a guy that, like I've never heard before or since. A guy that had the guts to take on the whole world, and made me feel like I had 'em too. And maybe some people mistook that voice to be saying somehow that you were gonna do the job for 'em. And as we know, as we grow older, that there isn't anybody out there that can do that job for anybody else. So I'm just here tonight to say thanks, to say that I wouldn't be here without you, to say that there isn't a soul in this room who does not owe you their thanks. And to steal a line from one of your songs, whether you like it or not, 'you was the brother that I never had.' Congratulations."


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Champions Center Construction Update (April 15, 2014)
April 15, 2014
Champions Center Photo Gallery - April 15, 2014
In advance of Wednesday's Topping Off Ceremony, we have a new construction photo gallery for the University of Massachusetts Basketball Champions Center.
The three primary sections of the facility are visible now, with the construction crane occupying the area that will be the two basketball practice courts for both the men's and women's programs. The area on the north side of the facility for the locker rooms and athletic training rooms, along with mechanical elements is also showing signs of its sizes. And the south side of the structure that will house the office suites (second floor) and strength & conditioning and dining areas (first floor) is also receiving a good amount of structural support and definition.
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Coupon Kitchen - Food Lion offers summer deals
Published: Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at 9:55 a.m.
This week's Food Lion ad feels like summer. The vegetables and meat from the recipes below could easily be thrown on the grill for an extra chargrilled taste. The subtotal for all three meals is $24 or only $2 per serving! Most of the items can be found in the Food Lion ads in today's StarNews.
Coupon Kitchen rotates featuring recipes based on the weekly sales at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods and Food Lion. For a full week of recipes, coupons, and extra savings visit www.coupon-kitchen.com.
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Vegetable & turkey sausage pasta salad:
1 green bell pepper - $.59
1 red onion ~ $1
1 pint grape tomatoes - $2.50
2 Italian turkey sausages ~ $3
8 oz penne, bow tie, elbow, or rotini pasta ~ $1
Italian sausage rolls with cantaloupe:
Ball park hot dog buns - $2
2 pieces Italian turkey sausage - $3
1 onion - $.50
1 green bell pepper - $.59
Ragu marinara sauce - $.99
Kraft 2% shredded mozzarella cheese - $2
1 cantaloupe - $1.50
Chicken tacos with charred tomatoes:
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts - $1.99/lb
1 small jalapeño pepper ~ $.10
1 lime ~ $.50
Fresh cilantro ~ $.99
Small tortillas, 8 ct ~ $1.50
Vegetable & turkey sausage pasta salad
(4 servings)
2 Tbsp olive oil
4 Tbsp red-wine vinegar
1 tsp minced garlic
1 tsp dried oregano
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp black pepper
Cooking spray
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1 red onion, chopped
½ pint grape tomatoes
2 Italian turkey sausages, sliced into 1-inch-thick pieces
8 oz penne, bow tie, elbow, or rotini pasta
For dressing: whisk together first 6 ingredients; set aside.
Heat a large skillet (cast iron is best) over medium-high heat. Spray with cooking spray and add pepper and onion. Let the vegetables roast for 4-5 minutes, stir, and then stir in tomatoes and sausage.
Cook for 5-7 minutes longer until all ingredients have a nice charred look on the outside.
Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions. Drain; place in a large bowl.
Stir vegetable/sausage mixture into pasta. Drizzle with dressing and toss to coat.
Italian sausage rolls with cantaloupe
(4 servings)
4 hot dog buns
2 pieces Italian turkey sausage, cut into 1-inch-thick pieces
1/2 onion, chopped
1 small green bell pepper, thinly sliced
1 tsp minced garlic
1 cup marinara sauce
½ cup 2% shredded mozzarella cheese
1 cantaloupe, sliced
Preheat broiler to high. Place hot dog buns on a baking sheet and broil for about 1 minute; set aside.
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add sausage to pan and cook 4 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring occasionally.
Add onion, bell pepper and garlic; cook 3-4 minutes then add marinara sauce.
Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer 5 minutes.
Divide sausage mixture between each hot dog bun roll.
Sprinkle each serving with about 2 Tbsp cheese and place back in the oven. Broil until cheese melts.
Serve with sliced cantaloupe on the side.
Chicken tacos with charred tomatoes
(4 servings)
½ pint grape tomatoes
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, trimmed of fat and cut into 1-inch cubes
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
2 tsp olive oil, divided
½ onion, diced
1 tsp minced garlic
1 small jalapeño pepper, seeded and minced
1 tsp lime juice
2 Tbsp chopped fresh cilantro
8 small tortillas
Heat a skillet over high heat. Add tomatoes and cook, about 8 to 10 minutes, turning 2-3 times, until charred on all sides. Transfer to a plate to cool slightly then cut the tomatoes into quarters.
Add 1 tsp olive oil to the pan and heat over medium high heat. Add the chicken and cook, stirring occasionally, until no longer pink, about 5 minutes. Transfer to a plate.
Reduce the heat to medium and add the remaining olive oil. Add onion and cook, stirring, until softened, about 3-4 minutes. Add garlic and jalapeno; cook 30 seconds longer. Stir in lime juice, chicken and tomatoes. Cook until heated through, about 1-2 minutes. Stir in cilantro.
Divide the chicken mixture among tortillas and serve
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Nikon Launches Pocket-sized Speedlight
Nikon today announced the availability of a small Speedlight, the SB-300. The diminutive flash measures 2.3 x 2.6 x 2.5 inches and weighs 4.2 ounces with two AAA batteries. The flash head tilts up to 120 degrees, so it's easy to bounce the flash. Although small, the flash has a reach of about 59 feet and is iTTL compatible. Manual control is available with compatible cameras and, while it doesn't function as a Master, its intensity can be adjusted and used to trigger other Speedlights. Like its higher-end siblings, the SB-300 features thermal cut-out protection, but our guess is that you're unlikely to trigger the cut-out if you use it with a compact Nikon camera.
Coverage is 18mm in DX and 27mm in FX but it will certainly be dwarfed by Nikon FX cameras like the D4 and D800. On the other hand, a Speedlight that can fit in your pocket, and costs only around $150, looks like a good option for compact cameras like the Nikon Coolpix A or the Nikon Coolpix P7700.
The Nikon SB-300 will retail for $150 and is scheduled to ship in August.


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R L Brown
Published: Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 1:36 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 1:36 p.m.
R L Brown died Wednesday, July 17, 2013.
A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Forest Hill Memorial Park.
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Researchers at the University of California, Davis have discovered that analgesia mediated by inhibitors of the enzyme soluble epoxide hydrolase (sEH) is dependent on a pain-mediating second messenger known as cyclic adenosinemonophosphate (cAMP).
The study was published March 7 in an early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The paper is titled "Analgesia mediated by soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitors is dependent on cAMP."
The messenger, cAMP, relays responses and mediates the action of many biological processes, including inflammation as well as cardiac and smooth muscle contraction. The UC-Davis team conducted its research in rodents using an established class of drugs called phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhibitors and a new class of compounds called sEH inhibitors.
The researchers confirmed earlier studies at UC-Davis that showed that stabilization of natural epoxy-fatty acids (EFAs) through inhibition of sEH reduces pain. "However, in the absence of an underlying painful state, inhibition of sEH is ineffective," explains lead researcher Bora Inceoglu of the Bruce Hammock lab, UC-Davis department of entomology. "To our surprise, we found that cAMP interacts with natural EFAs and regulates the analgesic, or pain activity, of sEH inhibitors," says Inceoglu.
Concurrent inhibition of sEH and PDE dramatically reduced acute pain in rodents, the investigators report. Their findings demonstrate a mechanism of action of cAMP and EFAs in the pathophysiology of pain.
Furthermore, they show that inhibition of various PDE isozymes including PDE4 leads to significant increases in EFA levels through a mechanism independent of sEH, suggesting that the efficacy of commercial PDE inhibitors could result in part from increasing EFAs.
"The interaction of many complex biological pathways is essential for the development of persistent pain, whether inflammatory or neuropathic," notes Inceoglu.
Phosphodiesterase inhibitors likely exert part of their action by increasing the levels of natural compounds in the body called EETs (epoxyeicosatrienoic acids). The scientists had previously reported that a new class of experimental drugs called soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitors stabilize and also increase EETs.
Practical and basic? "A practical application of this work demonstrated by Bora Inceoglu is that the combination of this old and new class of drugs is highly effective in controlling pain," says Hammock, senior author of the paper. "Of course, the basic aspects of the work include new insights in how EETs, cyclic nucleotides, and the enzymes that degrade them interact to regulate a variety of biological functions."
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Throughout India, many women continue the age-old tradition of decorating their arms from wrist to elbow with bangles. For some, the bangles are so small that once they're put on with the assistance of a jeweler, they're never removed. Our set of mother-of-pearl bangles offers six pastel hues to mix and match or wear as part of an armful. Shell inlaid in brass.
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In traditional Gujurat and Rajasthan communities, many women wear a full set of fifty or more ivory bangles on each arm in the belief that they will keep her healthy and ease childbirth. According to Indian-born designer Suddha Pennathur, the color of the bangles also carries meaning: Red bangles symbolize energy, blue bangles symbolize wisdom, and purple symbolizes independence. Green stands for luck or marriage and yellow is for happiness. Orange bangles mean success, white ones mean new beginnings, and black ones mean power. And silver bangles mean strength, while gold bangles mean fortune.
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470 Photos Donated to SFMOMA: Arbus, Moriyama, Araki and More
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) today announced it will receive gifts of 470 photos from three separate collections. They include a pledge of 26 photos by Diane Arbus, given by collector Jeffrey Fraenkel, owner of the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco.
The other gifts—from an anonymous donor and from the Kurenboh Collection in Tokyo—include prints by Japanese photographers, exhibition catalogues and monographs related to Japanese photography, as well as prints by photographers including Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Nan Goldin, Andreas Gursky, Irving Penn and Garry Winogrand.
The 26 Arbus works are from a series the photographer took in homes for the mentally disabled between 1969 and 1971.
Sandra S. Phillips, SFMOMA Senior Curator of Photography and the curator of the 2003 retrospective exhibition, "Diane Arbus Revelations," says in a press release issued by the museum, "The Arbus gift adds to our growing list of artists who are comprehensively represented in SFMOMA's collection, while the Japanese works make our collection the best of its type in the country."
The anonymous donor's gift includes 184 photos by Nobuyoshi Araki, Rinko Kawauchi, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Daido Moriyama. The gift from the Kurenboh Collection includes 262 photos by Moriyama, Shōmei Tōmatsu, and Ken Morisawa, and works by photographers who have not yet been shown in the United States, including Masumi Kura, Toshiya Murakoshi, and Keiko Sasaoka. The Kurenboh Collection has also pledged to donate 800 publications, including monographs and exhibition catalogues. Before the promised gifts announced today, SFMOMA had one of the largest collections of Japanese photography in the US. It organized the 2009 show, "The Provoke Era: Postwar Japanese Photography."
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St. Lawrence Takes 4-2 Game in Women's Hockey
CANTON, N.Y. (2/16/13) - The Princeton women's hockey team couldn't sustain a two-goal lead over St. Lawrence as the Tigers dropped a 4-2 game at Appleton Arena on Saturday, Feb. 16.
The Tigers score twice within three minutes in the first period to take a 2-0 lead. St. Lawrence got on the board before the period ended and used a power-play goal to tie the game in the second. A power-play goal with just 3:42 gave the Saints the go-ahead goal and an empty-net in the final minute put the game away.
Princeton is now 5-13-2 in the ECAC and remains in eighth place in the league standings. It's a must-win situation for the Tigers next weekend. If the Tigers win both games, at Brown and Yale, they will clinch a playoff bid. If they tie or lose one or both games they will be out.
Sophomore defender Ali Pankowski scored her second goal of the season on a delayed penalty to put the Tigers on the board at with 2:31 remaining in the open frame. Pankowski picked up a pass from junior Sally Butler and rocketed a shot from the blue line that beat netminder Carmen MacDonald. Butler made it 2-0 at 17:29 when she buried a rebound by sophomore Brianne Mahoney. Junior captain Denna Laing was credited with the secondary assist.
Jenna Marks cut Princeton's lead to one with a goal with 1:18 left in the first. Marks redirected a shot by Dayle Wilkinson to put the Saints on the board.
Kayla Raniwsky capitalized on the Saints' second power-play oppportunity at 14:35 of the second. She scored on a scrum out in front with Abbey McRaw and Wilkinson earning the assists.
Princeton played down a skater for eight minutes in the third period after getting called for four penalties. Kelly Sabatine converted on the fourth penalty for the go-ahead goal at 16:38. Brooke Fernandez hit Amanda Boulier with a pass and sent a pass across the ice to Sabatine who beat goalie Kimberly Newell for the goal.
Newell finished the game with 39 saves as St. Lawrence outshot Princeton 43-28. MacDonald ended with 26 saves including three breakaway chances by the Tigers in the third period.
St. Lawrence was 2 for 6 on the power play while Princeton went 0 for 2.
St. Lawrence improves to 17-11-4 overall and 12-5-3 in league play. Princeton is now 10-15-2 on the season.


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Mutual Fund 12b-1 fees are very much in the news these days. Some regulators are calling for reconsideration of these fees. The Oregon Division of Finance and Corporate Securities recommends that investors review their mutual fund prospectuses for 12b-1 fees and closely monitor such fees, which can reduce asset growth.
12b-1 fees — all ongoing fees — must be described in the fee table of the mutual fund's prospectus. The 12b-1 fee, named after a Securities and Exchange Commission rule, is not a one-time fee. It is calculated as a percentage of a fund's total assets for a particular share class and deducted with other ongoing fees that pay for marketing and distribution costs, other shareholder services and the fund's investment adviser, transfer agent, custodian, and administrator. Fees vary from fund to fund and for different share classes of the same fund.
For additional information on 12-b1 fees and mutual fund classes, visit the
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There are calculators on both sites to help you determine which share class
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My son and I share a love for this video game, Zelda, and we decided to have his 10th birthday on this theme! We named the foods after things from the game, made a background in faux wood and greenery to go with a 'lost woods' ambience and we used yellow and green throughout the party as is Link's colors, the main character in the video game. Hello My Sweet created awesome video graphic designs for our invitations and printables.
The wooden signs and bombs are a big part of the game and I crafted some bombs with honeycombs and a sign was used as a statement on the backdrop.
For the food you'll find trail mix cupcakes with fire arrows, a Hero's Cake, hourglass cakepops, chocolate covered oreos, stained glass art cookies because they are found in the dungeons on the game, gelatin 'chuchus' which are a sort of jelly monsters, life heart cookies, watermelon juice for potion drink to fill up on energy, forest water that turns into regular water in you don't drink it within 20 minutes, cuccos chickens cupcakes which are chickens that Link encounters through the game, and rock candy to serve as rupees…the jewels that Link gets to buy things in the game.
Zelda Wallet bags were created handmade by Vanessa Grant Events and they had jewel crayons inside to send everyone home with a treasure find!
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I successfully installed 12.04 on my Lenovo U410 64-bit Windows 8 machine after several failed attempts, and I would like to share my solution to this problem with you:
First, get the live disc for the version of Ubuntu that you want. I installed 12.04 LTS. Windows 8 (in my experience) is usually run on 64-bit machines, so you'll likely need the 64-bit version of 12.04.
Next, put the live disc in your optical drive. Despite what you may expect, you will not be able to successfully boot off of the Live disc because of the firmware called Secure Boot. This is in place to prevent someone from accessing the admin account for Windows 8 and stealing your information. The next step is to get around this firmware.
Next, go into the general settings found under the 'change PC settings' menu. Scroll to the bottom and click the 'Advanced Start-Up' section and click the button that says 'Restart Now'. You will see a waiting screen, and then several options to click on. Click on 'Troubleshooting'. Then click on 'Advanced Options'. Then click 'UEFI Firmware Settings'. Then click on the restart button shown on your screen. This restarts your computer and gives you access to your BIOS.
Use your tab key to get to a tab that says something like 'App Menu'. Then arrow to the option that says Setup and hit enter. You'll then see a blue screen that has several tabs at the top. Go to the 'Security' tab and there will be an option for 'Secure Boot' that should be greyed out. If it's not, then arrow down to it and hit enter, then select 'Disabled'. Otherwise, go through the tabs and look for an option that has the abbreviation 'UEFI' next to it. Change this option to 'Legacy Support'. You should then see an option in the same menu that says 'Boot Priority'. Change this from 'UEFI first' to 'Legacy first'. Then hit the function key that saves and exits the BIOS.
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Dick Sheppard was a top golfer for the Vandal men from 1954-57. He was Idaho's top finisher in every meet during his junior and senior seasons. During his junior and senior seasons, he also led the Idaho men to undefeated records against Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division foes.. In 1956 and 1957, Sheppard led the Vandal men to back-to-back runner-up finishes in the PCC Northern Division Tournament. Those two finishes were tied as Idaho's best finishes in the PCC for men's golf.


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I'd never made a film before. So winding up backstage at the Oscars lugging my very own gold dude felt so unlikely, I had to suppress a fit of giggles. Trapped in a fog at the absurdity, I didn't realize that I'd just become the "crazy redhead" who'd stormed the stage. Then my cell phone started to vibrate.
"Do you know what you've done?" a reporter from Salon asked. "You're being compared to Kanye West."
Kanye who?
Let's rewind for a moment: I had produced a documentary tribute to the Afro-fusion band Liyana—poor, disabled young Zimbabwean musicians whose grit and humor had humbled me. But the director, Roger Ross Williams, and I locked horns when he wanted to focus on the band's only female member. The resulting argument exploded into a lawsuit. It was settled—pretty amicably, I thought. And the film was nominated for the best documentary short-subject award. But when I arrived in L.A. for the Oscars ceremony, Roger pretended I didn't exist. That night, I took my seat suffused with exhilaration and dread. Roger was in my row but on the aisle, his mother at his side. When our names were called, he leaped up and hurtled toward the stage. His mother, who was leaning forward on her cane, blocked my way. Before I could get around her, Roger was at the microphone, sharing his personal excitement. As I headed to the stage, I didn't consider for an instant that 41 million viewers might assume I was some random wacko instead of the film's other winner. My audience was in Zimbabwe. I leaned into the microphone to honor the amazing young musicians in the film. "Tatenda," I concluded after naming the members of the group. That means "thank you" in their native Shona.
The following morning, as I struggled to convince the Transportation Security Administration workers at the airport that no, my 8.5-pound Oscar was not a weapon, a guard did a double take. "You!" she gasped. "You're the woman who put that rude fella in his place." And we shared a laugh.
Editor's note: As for the inconvenient cane, Williams told Salon, "My mother got up to hug me. And my mother is 87 years old. She was excited."
Originally published in the July/August 2010 issue of More.


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ZF-9591: Two notices from Zend_Translate_Adapter
Two notices from Zend_Translate_Adapter, which don't exist on 1.10.2:
Notice: Undefined index: content in /home/_library_unstable/Zend/Translate/Adapter.php on line 204
Notice: Undefined index: locale in /home/_library_unstable/Zend/Translate/Adapter.php on line 205
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try { if (!($options['content'] instanceof Zend_Translate) && !($options['content'] instanceof Zend_Translate_Adapter)) { $options['locale'] = Zend_Locale::findLocale($options['locale']); } } catch (Zend_Locale_Exception $e) { require_once 'Zend/Translate/Exception.php'; throw new Zend_Translate_Exception("The given Language '{$options['locale']}' does not exist", 0, $e); }
How do you call Zend_Translate ? We need some information for a reproduction.
I use ini file with Zend_Application, so it uses Translation resource:
here's my translate from ini file: resources.translate.adapter = array resources.translate.locale = fi_FI resources.translate.data = APPLICATION_PATH "/translations" resources.translate.options.scan = directory resources.translate.options.logUntranslated = false
additionally, I load module specific translations in my Bootstrap:
public function _initTranslateModuleLoader() { $this->bootstrap(array("locale", "translate"));
$translate = $this->getResource("translate");
$locale = $this->getResource("locale");
foreach ($this->modules as $module => $directory)
$translation_file = dirname($directory) ."/translations/{$locale->toString()}.php";
if (file_exists($translation_file))
if (isset($translations) && is_array($translations))
Fixed with r21770.
Note that the problem is related to Zend_Application_Ressource_Translate which you are using and not within Zend_Translate.
I use the following configuration:
resources.translate.adapter = csv
resources.translate.data = APPLICATION_PATH "/languages/nl.csv"
resources.translate.locale = "nl"
This results in (with and without the changes in r21770): {color:red} Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Translate_Exception' with message 'Error opening translation file 'Array' {color}
I don't understand what this has to do with this issue. Here is a problem described with raised notices.
You mention a problem where Zend_Translate returns that a file can not be opened. And you are using a different configuration as the reporter of this issue.
Please note that different issues should not be thrown together into one.
For default problems like described by you, please ask within our mailinglist or within our IRC channel.
After reading this issue I thought r21770 was supposed to fix problems between the improved Zend_Translate and Zend_Application_Resource_Translate.
I'm currently running a site on ZF 1.10.2 with the configuration I mentioned and without any problems. After upgrading to ZF 1.10.3 I got the Fatal error. I thought it had something to do with this issue.
I then applied the changes in r21770 but that didn't solve anything. So I assumed the changes you made weren't sufficient. That was a wrong assumption. Sorry for that.
Today I tried upgrading again and now the errors don't appear. So I probably made a mistake yesterday while doing the upgrade.
You're probably right that it would have been better to create a new issue. But next time I'll first make sure it's not me being stupid ;)


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We started out in the Gaelic Room upstairs in MacCools. If you're having a party/get-together for work/birthday/just because you feel like it, I definitely recommend it. Not only is the staff super funny and friendly, the colors of the room are bright and energizing, all of the furniture is hand crafted from Ireland, and they've got a great view of the park on 25th street. I can just imagine how amazing that view is going to be with the snow and Christmas lights come December.
It started out as a meet-and-greet of a bunch of business men and women from around the state. I, of course, knew none of them. But it was great to meet a few of them. And it was even more fun when the chatting turned into a scavenger hunt-like self-guided tour throughout the hotel. I got to see not only MacCool's like I was expecting, but also the Sunlit Room, the Crystal Ballroom and the top floor Grandview Room.
I'm no expert, but the Renaissance architecture in the hotel was simply breathtaking. Especially in the Crystal Ballroom. I've never given a thought to my wedding, but the Crystal Ballroom would be my dream place for one. With the details in the ceiling and walls, crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling and slightly smaller space (it only holds about 300 people--less, if you want a dance floor, and I would), there wasn't a single detail that didn't get my vote of approval.
The Sunlit Room was simple and elegant as well. The view wasn't that great--it only looked out onto the parked cars of 25th Street--but the view inside was more than enough to make up for it. Every first Friday of the month, the Ben Lomond participates in the Gallery Stroll. They host an artist in their Sunlit Room to sell artwork, and between 4 and 6 p.m., they host afternoon tea. They decided to bring back a tradition from when the hotel was first built. The manager was kind enough to invite me to attend, and I was very sorry I wasn't able to--the tea sets alone were adorable, and probably worth more than I make in a month. But I have to say, my favorite thing in the room was the huge fireplace in the back. It may have been June, but I've never been able to resist a beautiful fireplace. And I definitely couldn't pass up one with such intricate detail.
The Grandview Room, being the last stop on the self-guided tour (we had a ticket showing us where to go), wasn't all that impressive compared to the rest of the building. The walls were plain, lacking the intricate detail work of the Sunlit Room and the Crystal Ballroom. There were some tables scattered about for an event. I wasn't that impressed. That is, until I approached the window. Ben Lomond is the tallest building in Ogden, and the city has decided it's going to stay that way. The view is the best in the house. You could see the entire valley. I can't imagine what it would be like to watch the parades from up there.
And I haven't even begun to speak about the food! They had little snack platters scattered throughout the hotel. The fruit dip from MacCool's was to die for. I couldn't get enough of that. Kudos to the head chef for her skill in making it. My second favorite had to be the giant soft pretzels they had in the Grandview. Pretzelmaker has nothing on them!
All in all, I would love to stay at the Ben Lomond any time. With a friendly staff, beautiful building, cement walls that block out all sounds of traffic, and close to all the fun things to do in downtown Ogden, I can foresee MacCool's and Ben Lomond getting a lot of business. They definitely have the Sami seal of approval.


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Clip+ RB strange battery behavior
Hi guys
First I´d like to thank you for all the clip support available here, great to know a lot of people still care about this evil little box
clip+ firmware: latest 01.01.18P
rockbox: latest 3.12
So I have been having some strange behavior on charging the clip+ in RB:
First time I tried to charge it while on RB I saw no info there was a charge process so I backed out, afraid I could damage the battery (did not notice any indication of a complete charging cycle even after a few hours connected to charger).
What do I do: boot the clip+ in regular firmware and charge it from there. When done I boot in RB, showing a 100% battery. I also reset the running time and top time to 0
What happens is I get a low (4-5 hours) total run time. Weird thing is RB showing as example 9% battery (and warning) but if I boot in regular samsa firmware the battery bar shows at least about 50% battery available
Saw nothing in rockbox.org on this issue, there was a battery drain bug but that was solved over 2 years ago on a past release
What am I doing wrong ? should I perform a complete charging cycle while on RB, is it safe ?
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Edit: I can see the battery charging and charge complete on rockbox. But again at the end of the cycle rockbox shows about 9% while starting the low batt warning but on samsa firmware battery still have a safe 40% but then drain quickly too.
Maybe this has to do with the battery cells themselves, this happens on mobile phones too (the first half of battery life being much longer than the second half)
whats your thoughts
Charging with Rockbox is safe. I've charged my Rockboxed DAPs hundreds of time with no problems. I just plug them in, either to a PC or a wall charger, and leave them. I don't really keep track of how exactly long it takes but usually they're done after about an hour or so. Charging them from empty takes longer but it's rare that I run one flat.
I battery benchmarked my oldest Clip+ today. At a guess it's about 2 1/2 years old. I was surprised to find that it's still able to get 10 hrs. 41 min. from a charge. I hadn't been using it very much recently and thought it had lost more than that. I think it's pretty remarkable a player that's been charged as many times and taken the beating this one has can still last that long.
I don't know how the charge levels compare in the sandisk firmware and Rockbox. It's been a long time since I've booted this player to the OF. Once Rockbox USB became usable for me I stopped thinking about that. The battery life I get from Rockbox was so much better I stopped caring what happened there.
If you're concerned about the battery life you can run a battery bench and see what you're really getting. If you're only getting 4 hours with a new player and decent quality mp3 files it would seem something isn't right.
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4 hours in rockbox but strangely some more on the regular firmware
but meanwhile yes I did a full charge while on rb lets see how it holds up
I do also listen a lot to radio and that drains the battery probably 30% quicker
I ´ll do a bench just have to find some time for that lol
On other subject is there any guidelines available to learn how to create shorcuts on rockbox ? user manual is not very helpful on this
The manual will tell you more about shortcuts than I can as I don't use them. There's just not much to it afaik. You browse to an item , long select on it to see if it brings up the context menu and select -Add To Shortcuts if the option is available.
Not everything brings up the context menu and not every item can be added to the shortcut menu. A little experimenting will let you know what items can and can't be added to your shortcuts.
That's mostly for creating them using the Context menu. I know there's ways to extend the usefulness of that by manually editing the /.rockbox/shortcuts.txt file http://download.rockbox.org/daily/ma...#x8-1010005.14 but it seemed too much work for too little benefit when I looked into it, YMMV. By the time the Shortcuts menu came along I was used to doing things a different way and changing what was working just hasn't seemed worth the effort.
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Catchable rainbow are planted on regular basis in Uinta lakes.Always a favorite with anglers at this stage in the fishing season is the Uinta Mountains. The high-country setting offers more than 1,000 natural lakes, with more than 400 of these waters holding game fish and more than 400 miles of streams and rivers. Some are easily accessible, within a couple of dozen steps of a parking area, while others require a long hike, a sure-footed horse or lama and overnight camping to reach.
What helps to make this area so popular at this time are the opportunities for every level of fisherman, from the avid angler to the youngster out for his or her first experience. To that end, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources plants the more accessible lakes on a routine basis with catchable trout. To help fishermen catch more fish it posts an up-to-date schedule of plants on Utah Division of Wildlife Resources under the fishing heading.
It's a good time to hit the Uinta steams because levels are low and fish are concentrated.There are, of course, other reasons to fish the Uintas at this time, among them the colors — leaves going from mountain green to shades of red, orange, brown and yellow and accented by the always uniform pines. This, too, is a time when the crowds start to dwindle, the mosquitoes and flies are gone and the water levels are stable.
Best of all this is a time when fish are eager to eat in preparation for winter. This makes ant and beetle patterns in black, brown or rust colors a good choice for fly fishermen, along with the popular Griffith gnat and elk hair caddis. Woolly Buggers in black, brown and dark olive offer a slightly larger meal to hungry fish.
Best fishing is mornings and evenings when fish come to the surface to feed. Those who chose to fish in the middle of the day will need to go a little deeper. Lures, such as the Jake's Spin-A-Lure, a fly and bubble and natural and commercial baits work well for spin casters. Available fish in the lakes range from cutthroat, brook and rainbow to tiger trout.
If the fly, lure or bait aren't working, change size and color. That's the secret.
Float tubes are a good way to get access to where fish are feeding.Before venturing too far off the main highway, buy a map or guide book on the Uintas and become somewhat familiar with the area. This is rugged country. And always be aware of the fact that the weather can change quickly from calm to stormy so be prepared.
Take note of this, too. The kokanee salmon are running, and it is definitely a sight to see. Kokanee spend most of their three years of life with silver coloring. When the run begins, however, they turn a smooth-skinned red color with a greenish head. The females keep their shapely bodies, but the males develop a large hump on the back and a hook on the lower jaw.
They'll swim into the tributaries of Strawberry Reservoir in their new, bright dress, where males and females will pair up and spawn. After the spawn they will die, hopefully leaving behind many more offspring. During the spawn the DWR will strip females of their eggs and males of their sperm in order to improve survival. In the wild roughly 20 percent of the eggs hatch, where as the survival rate in hatcheries is around 80 percent.
There is a boardwalk along sections of the Strawberry River near the U.S. Forest Service visitor center and reservoir that allows guests to see the red salmon in their spawning ritual. On Sept. 24 (this Saturday), the Strawberry Valley Wildlife Festival will be held at the center. This is the best opportunity to see the salmon and the egg-taking process. Hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
HOW TO GO Directions to Uinta Mountains: Follow state route 150 east from Kamas. Start running into roadside lakes about 25 miles from Kamas. Roads to some of the popular lakes, such as Butterfly, have been closed for the season. Access is still good to many roadside lakes including Mirror, Pass, Teapot, Washington, Moosehorn and Lillie. Fees are required for camping, hiking and fishing. Always pack rain gear and extra clothing.
Directions to Strawberry: Take state route 40 southeast of Heber City for about 20 miles. The visitor center is just off the highway on the road to Strawberry Marina. The festival is free. Great family outing.
UINTA FACTS & FIGURES - More than 1,000 natural lakes with more than 400 holding populations of game fish. Also more than 400 miles of rivers and streams. - Uinta Mountains receive more than 2.5 million visitors annually. - Highway 150 is better known as the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway. - Watchable wildlife include elk, moose, deer, small mammals and birds. Rarely seen are bears and big horn sheep. - The highway climbs from around 7,000 to nearly 12,000 feet. - Several hiking, horseback and ATV trails. - Things to be aware of are lightning, hypothermia, sunburn, blisters, moose and black bears. - Species of fish include cutthroat, rainbow, brook, splake, golden and tiger trout. - Uintas are a subrange of the Rocky Mountains and are unusual in that they are the highest in the U.S. running east and west. - The Uintas are approximately 100 miles east of Salt Lake City.


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Paul "Bono" Hewson, vocalist for U2, is born in Dublin, Ireland.
Dave "The Edge" Evans, guitarist for U2, is born in Wales.
Larry Mullen Jr., drummer for U2, is born in Dublin, Ireland.
Five young men form a band at Mount Temple High School in Dublin, Ireland. They run through a few names (Feedback, The Hype) and lose a member (Dick Evans) before settling on a name and lineup that stick
U2 debut with U2-3, a three-song EP featuring "Out of Control." It is released on the CBS label only in Ireland
U2 sign with Island Records. Their first single, "11 O'clock Tick-Tock," is released a month later.
U2's debut album, Boy, is released in the U.S. It contains the propulsive "I Will Follow," the first of many anthems from the Irish quartet.
U2's second album, October, is released.
War, U2's breakthrough third album, is released. It contains their most topical songs to date
Under a Blood Red Sky, an eight-track live album culled from three venues, is released.
The Unforgettable Fire, U2's fourth studio album, is released. The group's more layered, ethereal sound owes much to producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois.
U2 deliver a memorable performance at the Live Aid charity concert from London's Wembley Stadium.
U2 headline Amnesty International's two-week Conspiracy of Hope Tour. They're joined by Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Bryan Adams, Neville Brothers, Joan Baez and Sting.
The Joshua Tree, U2's fifth studio album, is released. It will top the album chart for nine weeks, stay on it for two years and produce three hit singles
U2 grace the cover of 'Time' magazine.
"With or Without You" becomes U2's first #1 hit in the U.S.
U2 win Grammys for Album of the Year and Best Rock Performance for The Joshua Tree.
U2 releases the concert film and double live album Rattle and Hum, which goes to #1 for six weeks and yields the hit singles "Desire" (#5) and "Angel of Harlem" (#14).
U2 wins more Grammys, including Best Rock Performance for "Desire," from Rattle and Hum.
U2 concludes a tour with four shows at Dublin's Point Depot. The last of these is broadcast on radio, reaching 500 million listeners. Vocalist Bono hints at changes to come: "This is the end of something for U2….We have to go away and dream it all up again."
U2 releases their sixth studio album, Achtung Baby, which takes an edgier, more experimental approach. For their daring they earn their third consecutive #1 album and four more hits: "Mysterious Ways" (#9), "One" (#10), "Even Better Than the Real Thing" (#32) and "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses" (#35).
U2 kick off their high-tech, multimedia Zoo TV tour in Lakeland, Florida.
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Pop!, U2's eighth studio album, is released. It reveals the group's interest in electronic dance music and generates a Top Ten single, "Discotheque."
U2 kicks off PopMart - a year-long, 40-country stadium tour that is the most ambitious in rock history.
U2 release The Best of 1980-1990, which includes a bonus disc of B-sides and rarities.
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U2 release their first live DVD, Elevation 2001: U2 Live from Boston.
U2 release The Best of 1990-2000, which includes a bonus disc of B-sides and rarities.
How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, the tenth full-length studio album in U2's twenty-five years as a recording entity, is released. The lead single is "Vertigo."
U2 is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the twentieth annual induction dinner. Bruce Springsteen is their presenter.


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GENERIC NAME: DIPHENHYDRAMINE - INJECTION (dye-fen-HI-druh-meen)
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USES: Diphenhydramine injection is an antihistamine used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) along with epinephrine and other treatments. It is also used to relieve symptoms of household allergies, hay fever and the common cold when medication cannot be given by mouth. Common allergy symptoms relieved by antihistamines include rash, itching, watery eyes, itchy eyes/nose/throat, cough, runny nose and sneezing.It is also used to treat nausea, vomiting and dizziness caused by motion sickness when medication cannot be given by mouth. Diphenhydramine works by blocking a certain natural substance (histamine) that your body makes during an allergic reaction. Its drying effects on such symptoms as watery eyes and runny nose are caused by blocking another natural substance made by your body (acetylcholine).Diphenhydramine should not be used in newborns or premature infants because of an increased risk of side effects.OTHER This section contains uses of this drug that are not listed in the approved professional labeling for the drug but that may be prescribed by your health care professional. Use this drug for a condition that is listed in this section only if it has been so prescribed by your health care professional.Diphenhydramine injection is also used alone or with other medications to treat shaking (tremor) and muscle stiffness caused by Parkinson's disease when medication cannot be given by mouth. It may also be used to treat side effects of certain psychiatric drugs such as involuntary movements and muscle stiffness (e.g., EPS). It works by blocking acetylcholine. (See also Uses section.)
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Atlantic 10 Conference Announces 2014 Basketball Legends
Jan. 28, 2014
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - The Atlantic 10 Conference announced Thursday its annual Basketball Legends. The 2014 class includes 26 former men's and women's basketball student-athletes and coaches who made an immeasurable impact on each A-10 institution and their respective basketball programs.
"It is a pleasure and honor to welcome and congratulate the 2014 Atlantic 10 Conference Legends," stated Commissioner Bernadette V. McGlade. "They have distinguished themselves as leaders who have contributed greatly to their University and the A-10 in building the foundation of a great basketball tradition. It is my wish that each of them enjoy this award, as it is an honor well deserved!"
Octavia Thomas provided UMass women's basketball with 1,791 points and 903 rebounds during her four-year career as she led the Minutewmoen to the 1995 WNIT and 1996 NCAA Tournament. George "Trigger" Burke was an all-America selection in 1956 as he also took in All-East, All-New England, All-Yankee Conference and all-Boston Garden.
The Women's Basketball Legends will be recognized with a brunch on Friday, March 7 prior to the A-10 Championship quarterfinals. The event will take place at the Richmond Marriot beginning at 10:00 a.m.
The Men's Basketball Legends will be honored on March 15 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. prior to the 2014 Men's Basketball Championship semifinals. The group will be saluted during a celebration awards brunch in the 40/40 Club, beginning at 10:30 a.m. prior to the A-10 men's semifinal games.
Each institution selected its two Legends. The group consists of former student-athletes and coaches who played or coached basketball at current A-10 member institutions.
The men's group includes 13 former student-athletes, nine of which went on to play in the NBA, with two winning World Championships and one Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee (Ed Macauley of Saint Louis). These Legends combined for seven All-American selections, two National Player of the Year awards and includes a pair of players who later returned to their alma maters to serve as head coaches.
The women's honorees include former student-athletes that led their teams to conference championships, NCAA Tournament selections and WNIT appearances. The group includes a National Champion head coach, four former professionals, including a pair of WNBA members along with All-Americans, A-10 Players of the Year and a Regional NCAA Woman of the Year honoree.
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No Name Saloon is one of Main Street's many popular hangouts for both locals and tourists. Photo taken by Adam Finkle.
Park City's Main Street was once the heart of a raucous silver town, but nowadays the riches are found in the unique boutiques, restaurants and bars. Here are some of the places we love.
Gallery MAR
436 Main Street, 435-649-3001, gallerymar.com
Gallery MAR is known for its broad range of art, including contemporary pieces and a large free-standing horse sculpture, but the gallery doesn't typically showcase landscapes. This November, they're changing that with "Yonder," a showcase of landscapes by Bridgette Meinhold, Warren Neary and Andrzej Skorut.
Olive and Tweed
608 Main Street, 435-649-9392, oliveandtweed.com
This quaint boutique's collection of scarves alone can keep you shopping for hours. Once you're done browsing the clothes and shoes downstairs, head upstairs for an offering of whimsical gifts.
Atticus Coffee, Books and Teahouse
738 Lower Main Street, 435-214-7241, atticustea.com
This hipster coffee shop and bookstore is cluttered, but worthwhile. Grab a cup of Joe, and then move farther in and sort through new and used books. There is even a kids' nook, where children can relax on tiny sofas and chairs while they peruse the latest picture books.
No Name Saloon and Grill
447 Main Street, 435-649-6667, nonamesaloon.net
Experience Park City like a local in this historic brick building, where something always catches your eye, like the vintage motorcycles and red wagons hanging from the ceiling. Order something from the grill, or just relax with a cold one and buffalo chips at the bar.
Mountain Body Spa and Herbal Cosmetic Deli
825 Main Street, 800-503-1142, mountainbody.com
After a long day on the slopes or hiking trails, relax at this all-natural day spa. Healing minerals, herbs and spices, fruits and vegetables are used to soothe and heal your body. Just pick from a menu of Hungarian green tea facials, massages, waxing and tinting, pedicures and ancient stone therapy.
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