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Boulder, CO The Trek Colorado Race Team out of Boulder Colorado debuted with fireworks. The team showed excellent form at the 2013 24hrs in The Old Pueblo last weekend. In the solo category, Jonathan Davis won the race after a battle with MTB legend David "Tinker" Juarez and was followed closely by team members, Curt Wilhelm in 2nd place and Brian Sells in 4th. Adam Haid entered the four man open category with three cyclists from local teams: Rocky Mountain Racing (CO), GS Boulder (CO), and Velo Hangar (CA). They took 2nd place, tying the factory racers from ShoAir/Canondale with 22 laps and were only 28 minutes behind.
The team consists of five experienced endurance racers and some up and comers. Leading the team is Jonathan Davis, 2012 24hrs Duo CoEd National Champ and 100 miler regular. Curt Wilhelm has many 100 mile and marathon distance racing under his belt, and is also a coach under his MTBCoach.com website. Long time endurance veteran Charlie Hayes is back another year to race marathons, 100's, and stage races on his single speed. Brian Sells moved over from Epic Endurance Cycling after a strong year racing marathons, 100's, and a full CX season. Adam Haid is switching gears from racing marathons to be our presence in XC and half marathon races. Thirteen year old Tanner Davis already has four 24hr solos and many XC races and will be racing XC and half marathons. Eleven year old Bailey Sells will be debuting this season in her first MTB race, but is also a fast swimmer winning many heats in her age group. The entire team is racing on Trek Superfly Mountain Bikes.
The team will be seen at many races around the Rocky Mountain Region. They are scheduled to be at the NUE opener True Grit, Whiskey 50, all the Rocky Mountain Endurance Series Races, 24hrs National Championship, BreckEpic 6 day stage race, Vapor Trail 125 and completing the season at 24hrs World Championships in Australia.
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Tommy Allsup, guitarist for Buddy Holly and the Crickets, is born in Owasso, Oklahoma.
Sonny Curtis, guitarist for the Crickets, is born in Meadow, Texas.
Niki Sullivan, guitarist for the Crickets, is born in Southgate, California.
Jerry Ivan ("J.I.") Allison, drummer for the Crickets, is born in Hillsboro, Texas.
Joe Benson Mauldin, Jr., bassist for the Crickets, is born in Lubbock, Texas.
Best friends Buddy (Holly) and Bob (Montgomery) audition for radio station KDAV in Lubbock. The teenage duo is given a half-hour show on Sunday afternoons, during which they perform country and bluegrass standards.
Buddy Holly and Bob Montgomery open for Elvis Presley at Lubbock's Fair Park Coliseum.
Buddy Holly and Bob Montgomery- joined by bassist Larry Welborn- again open for Elvis Presley at Lubbock's Fair Park Coliseum.
The trio of Buddy Holly, Bob Montgomery and Larry Welborn opens for Bill Haley and his Comets in Lubbock. Holly impress
Signed to Decca Records, Buddy Holly and the Two-Tones go to Nashville for his first official recording session. The Owen Bradley–- produced session yields four tracks, including Holly's debut single ("Blue Days, Black Night") and a classic cover (:Midnight Shift").
Buddy Holly, along with Sonny Curtis, Don Guess and drummer Jerry Allison, return to NAshville for more sessions with producer Owen Bradley.
Buddy Holly and the Two-Tones (Sonny Curtis and Don Guess) kick off a 14-date country & western tour in Little Rock, Arkansas. They're bottom-billed on a lineup that includes Hank Thompson, George Jones, Wanda Jackson and Cowboy Copas.
Buddy Holly records "That'll Be the Day" at Norman Petty's studio in Clovis, New Mexico. The singleis released on the Brunswick label (a Deca subsidiary) and credited to the Crickets.
Buddy Holly signs two contracts with A&R man Rob Thiele. One is for recordings attributed to the Crickets, to be released on the Brunswick label. The other is for recordings credited to Buddy Holly, to be released on the Cora label.
"That'll Be the Day," by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, hits #1. "Peggy Sue," which has been released three days earlier, will reach #3.
The "Chirping" Crickets, the first (and only) album by Buddy Holly and the Crickets, is released on Brunswick Records.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets perform "That'll Be the Day" and "Peggy Sue" on The Ed Sullivan Show.
"Oh Boy!" reaches #10, becoming Holly's third Top 10 hit in three months.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets perform at Brooklyn's Paramount Theater on a bill with Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewisand others that kicks off Alan Freed's Big Beat Show, a two-month tour.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets, joined by Tommy Allsup and his band, kick off their Summer Dance Party tour of the Midwest.
Buddy Holly and Maria Elena Santiago are married in Lubbock, Texas. The couple and fellow newlyweds Jerry and Peggy Sue Allison take a two-week honeymoon in Acapulco, Mexico.
"Real Wild Child" credited to IVAN (drummer Jerry Allison'smiddle name) and featuring Buddy Holly with Allison and backup singers the Roses- enters the Billboard chart, where it will peak at #68.
Buddy Holly and the Crickets share the bill with Bobby Darin, Dion and the Belmonts, Clyde McPhatter, and the Coasters in Worcester, Mass. It is the first date of another caravan tour, the Biggest Show of Stars for 1958 The Autumn Edition.
The Winter Dance Party is launched at George Devine's Million Dollar BAllroom in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. BUddy Holly, who has parted ways with the Crickets, is the headliner.
Buddy Holly charters a plane to fly him to Fargo, North Dakota, after performing at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa. The plane crashes eight miles from the airfield, killing Holly, fellow performers Ritchie Valens and J.P. Richardson (aka The Big Bopper), and pilot Roger Peterson.
"It Doesn't Matter Anymore," written by Paul Anka and recorded by Holly at his last studio session, becomes a posthumous hit.
In Style With the Crickets, an album by Buddy Holly's former group, is released on Coral Records.
"He's Old Enough to Know Better," by the Crickets, enters Billboard's "Bubbling Under the Hot 100" chart, peaking at #105.
Bobby Vee Meets the Crickets- which pairs the singer who substituted for Buddy Holly after his plane crash with Holly's former band- is released.
The Crickets release Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, SOmething Else!!!, their third album since Buddy Holly's death.
The Crickets release California Sun, their fourth album.
The Buddy Holly Story, a best-of album that has been in print since 1959, is certified gold (500,000 copies sold).
Rockin' 50s Rock & Roll, an album on which the Crickets revisit their hits with Buddy Holly, is released on the Barnaby label.
Remnants, by the Crickets, is released on the Vertigo label.
A Long Way from Lubbock, by the Crickets, is released in the U.K. only on the Mercury label.
Lifelong fan Paul McCartney purchases rights to the entire Buddy Holly song catalog.
On what would have been Buddy Holly's 40th birthday, his life and music are the subject of a weeklong tribute organized by Paul McCArtney. "Buddy Holly Week" becomes an annual affair.
Four former members of Buddy Holly and the Crickets Jerry Allison, Joe B. MAuldin, Niki Sullivan and Sonny Curtis perform together at a Buddy Holly fan club convention in Connecticut.
The Buddy Holly Story, a popular film biography starring GAry Busey in the title role, is released. Twelve years later, the actor pays $250,000 at auction for an acoustic guitar that belonged to Holly.
A commemorative concert is held at the Surf Ballroom in Clear LAke, Iows, exactly 20 years after the final show played by Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, Del Shannon and the Big Bopper. Shannon and the Drifters are among the performers.
Three Piece, by the Crickets, is released in the U.K. on the Rollercoaster label. It will be re-released worldwide a year later on Columbia Records with a new title, T-Shirt.
Sonny Curtis an early member of Buddy Holly and the Crickets, is inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Association's Hall of Fame.
Double Exposure, an album of re-recorded Buddy Holly era hits by the Crickets, is released in the U.K. only on the Rollercoaster label.
Not Fade Away: Remembering Buddy Holly- a tribute album with contributions from such performers as Los Lobos, the Mavericks, Marty Stuart and Steve Earle- is released.
Too Much Monday Morning, by the Crickets, is released in the U.K. only on the Carlton label.
Niki Sullivan, guitarist for the Crickets, dies of natural causes in Sugar Creek, Missouri. He is 66 years old.
The Crickets and Their Buddies- on which the Crickets are joined by such admirers and colleagues as Eric Clapton, Waylon Jennings and Bobby Vee- is released on the Sovereign Arts label.
The Real Buddy Holly Story- a documentary produced and hosted by Paul McCartney and featuring interviews with the Crickets- is released on DVD.
Not Fade Away: The Complete Studio Recordings and More, by Buddy Holly, is released on Hip-O Select. This six-disc box set includes every known recording made by Holly with and without the Crickets.
RAve On Buddy Holly, an album of covers by such artists as the Black Keys, Modest Mouse and My Morning JAcket, is released on the Hear Music label.
The Crickets are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 27th annual induction ceremony. Smokey Robinson is their presenter.

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A well-rehearsed routine helped smooth the way to Brad Allen's second victory at the World's Championship Duck Calling Contest.
"Really, I didn't really change anything this year," the Judsonia caller said. "I took the same routine and practiced it over and over again to polish it up."
The 39-year-old is a 12-time competitor in the World's — winning his first title in 2010. He said in 2010 he remembers coming to the contest when he was young and looking up to the callers who he now shares his two titles with.
He learned to call with the help of many others, including his coach and mentor Butch Richenback, who made the call he presently uses.
There were 62 contestants to take the stage for the six-hour long competition on Saturday. Thirty-six were invited back to the second round.
The final round included 15 callers before Allen was announced the winner.
"It feels great," Allen said. "I didn't think it could feel any better when I first won but I was wrong."
Later, Allen was recognized by Rich-N-Tone (RNT) for being the 98th RNT duck caller to win at a World's competition in any of its categories. It was the seventh title won with a RNT call at the World's Championship Duck Calling Contest in the past 10 years.
Allen said the Stuttgart-based company was based in tradition, and he was just honored to just be a part of it.
The other finalists were runner-ups David St. John of Conway, first; Rob Bevins of Belle Pains, Iowa, second; Jonathan Morton of Trumann, third; Brent Calhoun of Griffithville, fourth; Mike Benjamin of St. Cloud, Minn., fifth; Tyler Merritt of El Paso, sixth; Nicholas Brichacer of Schuyler, Neb., seventh; Nick Johnson of Fridley, Minn., eighth; Jody Niccum of Olathe, Kan., ninth; and Robbie Iverson of Ottawa, Ill., 10th.
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Plant Greens in Wide Rows
by National Gardening Association Editors
Wide-row planting involves broadcasting seeds in a wide band, thus creating thicker rows with fewer paths in between. Not all vegetables, of course, are meant for wide rows. Squashes, tomatoes, cucumbers and melons are examples of crops that need room to run. But for greens - including head lettuce, collards and kale - wide rows offer many advantages. Most important, you can harvest more than half again as much from wide rows as from single rows using the same space. However, there are other reasons for growing green in wide rows, too:
* Wide rows mean less weeding because after the closely planted greens grow up to shade the ground, they create a "living mulch" or ground cover that blocks out light from weeds, thus checking their growth. Some hand weeding is still necessary, but the living mulch in wide rows take care of most weeding.
* Living mulch shades the soil, keeping it cool and moist, which is very important for crops like lettuce and spinach that get bitter and bolt when the weather warms up. Wide-row growing extends the harvest into summer because the soil in the row stays cooler. The cooler the soil, the better-flavored your crop will taste.
With summer greens like Swiss chard, the moist soil of a wide row helps maintain continuous growth. There's less drying out of the soil, and consequently, less stop-and-go growth.
* Planting is quick and simple. You scatter seed over the wide seedbed with no worry about straight lines or precise spacing.
* Wide rows are proven space-savers. You can do away with long single rows of one variety and plant more varieties of your favorite crops. For example, in a 10-foot-long row, 15 inches wide, you can grow three or four kinds of lettuce.
* Harvesting is fast because you can reach so many more plants from one spot without moving. It sure beats the nonstop stooping and straightening it takes to harvest or weed single rows.


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Linda works as a librarian at the Civic Center Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Peeped into any good books recently?
Enter the Civic Center Library Second Annual Peeps Diorama Contest.
Create a diorama depicting your favorite book or story using marshmallow Peeps.
Things to understand before entering the contest:
Dioramas and entry forms need to be submitted before 5 pm on Saturday April 6. Drop them off at the Library Reference Desk. The dioramas will then be on display for one week in the library during which time library patron voting will determine The Peeple's Choice Award on April 13. All winners will be announced on April16.
Prizes for this year's contest will be awarded to the winner in each category. Prizes in each category will be $10 gift cards and The Peeple's Choice Award will be a $20 gift card. Entries will be judged on originality and overall quality.
Contest rules and entry forms are available at the Library or by clicking here.
The Civic Center Library will be holding a peeps diorama craft on Thursday April 4 at 3 pm. We will supply a box, glue, felt, fabric, and peeps. You will need to supply any other materials you want to include in your diorama.
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Strut Records has released Walter Gibbons – Jungle Music (Essential & Unreleased Remixes 1976-1986), the first multi-label compilation of edits by Walter Gibbons, one of the most important and unheralded DJ / remixers in New York dance music history. He was a pioneer of reel to reel edits and the art of the remix, and a tangible link between early hip hop and disco through his quickfire turntable skills developed during the mid-'70s. For more on Walter Gibbons, his life and his work, plus a free MP3 download, check out Strut Records. Above, enjoy the 70-minute-mix from Disco Sonitus (Blackbeard's Toni Rossano & DJ D) made up of many of the tracks on the album.
More Walter Gibbons treats after the jump, including the Disco Sonitus mix tracklist, a video of Danny Krivit & Tony Smith sharing memories of Walter Gibbons and a free track from the album.


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The need to invest in NIH to fight diseases like Alzheimer's, Meryl Comer talks about her new book "Slow Dancing With A Stranger: Lost And Found In The Age Of Alzheimer's" with Diane Rehm, and smart-home technology helps manage Alzheimer's care (read more).
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NPR profiles the important role of that individuals with Down syndrome play in Alzheimer's research, the debate over early Alzheimer's diagnosis, the need for equal treatment of women in medical research, and Sen. Bob Casey introduces a caregiver corps bill (read more).
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Breakthrough in neuroscience research into autism disease, the impact of early onset Alzheimer's, and NIH challenges innovators to develop ways to track the health status of a single cell in complex tissue over time in the hopes of developing breakthroughs in disease like Alzheimer's (read more).
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ALS co-founder calls for a commitment to fight brain diseases like ALS and Alzheimer's, the growth in Alzheimer's related fiction, and Alzheimer's patients will receive young blood transfusions as part of a Stanford School of Medicine clinical trial (read more).
The difficult and personal decision to test for early onset Alzheimer's, AARP releases new report that documents unique stressors family caregivers face when helping to manage dementia and other cognitive conditions, and the dangers of driving with dementia (read more).


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A 19-year-old Felton man wanted since October on attempted theft and forgery charges turned himself in to Harrington police on Tuesday.
Zachary Thacker is accused of stealing a check from an unidentified victim and attempting to cash it five months ago.
Harrington Police Department spokesman Earl Brode said the victim discovered the theft and stopped payment on the check, preventing the money from being withdrawn.
Harrington police later obtained a warrant charging Thacker with second-degree forgery and attempted theft.
After turning himself in to police, Thacker was arraigned on those charges and released on a $3,000 unsecured bond, Brode said.
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I have a a 16GB Sansa View for a few years now. It worked perectly fine with my computer until a few month ago. Then all of a sudden my computer (HP with Vista) wouldn't recognize it. It would say the device is properly installed but it won't show in Windows Media Player or under my computer. Once it showed up under the Device Manager but dispeared after a few seconds, but most times it does not appear at all. I tried it on another computer and it worked on that one. Today I was just fooling around with it and it worked again and I tried to sync music on it, but half way through it stopped and then the computer wouln't recognize it anymore. I tried deleting the infcache and that didn't work. I have WMP 11. Any Suggestions?
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Well, I do not have a good solutions since this has not happened (yet?) to my 16GB View. Anyway, you might look around on the official Sansa View forum. I found this thread when I did a quick search.
I have noticed that my View, which I only use with MTP, can be a bit more troublesome than my other mp3 players. For example, I have Windows XP with WMP 10 installed. I use Media Monkey to manage my mp3 players (except the Creative Zen Touch which needs Nomad explorer or 3rd party software Notmad explorer and the Kenwood which uses the proprietary software Kenwood Media Application).
Anyway only my View gives me trouble when I connect. First it doesn't always get recognized in Media Monkey and then I have to unplug and replug the USB cable. When it is connected and recognized, I can remove files, but after I have done that, it will not accept new files that I want to upload. So I have to unplug the USB cable and replug it and first then I can upload music to the View. While I like the View, it is in all a "unfinished product" with a lot of errors and sadly too early abandoned by SanDisk.
I do not want to take over this thread. Perhaps you could try to at least temporarily change to WMP 10 and try to connect the View?
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by Lance Freed, Alan Freed's son
Along with the percussive sounds and feral howls that signaled the start of each Moondog show, my father, barely into his thirties, would announce: "Hello Everybody! How are y'all tonight? This is Alan Freed, the old king of the Moondoggers, and it's time again for another of your favorite rock and roll sessions, blues and rhythm records for all the gang in the Moondog kingdom from the Midwest to the East Coast." His voice enlivened the airwaves and his unique spin on popular music launched a revolution, a movement he christened "rock and roll." The fervor he ignited would all come to a head on March 21, 1952.
Born in Pennsylvania, my father took a shine to bandleaders such as Artie Shaw and Benny Goodman during his formative years, eventually forming the Sultans of Swing and playing trombone. A love affair with the airwaves bloomed while enrolled at Ohio State and by 1951, my Dad was a disc jockey at WJW radio in Cleveland. Dad's friend, Leo Mintz, owned Record Rendezvous on Prospect Avenue, a record store on the fringes of Cleveland's inner city.
Mintz sold R&B records, and encouraged my father to spin them on his radio program. He did – and the audiences responded. With radio's colorblindness, the "race music" my father was playing reached white and black audiences, creating a teen phenomenon as the upbeat, imminently danceable tracks effortlessly encouraged a party atmosphere. A major concert was the natural next move.
Together with Mintz and concert promoter Lew Platt, my father hatched the inaugural Moondog Coronation Ball, billed on posters as "The most terrible ball of them all" and scheduled for March 21, 1952 from 10 pm - 2 am. It was to be held at the Cleveland Arena at 3717 Euclid Avenue, which was mostly used for sporting events, such as games with Cleveland's American Hockey League team, the Barons. The bill for the evening included Paul Williams and his Hucklebuckers, Tiny Grimes and his Rocking Highlanders, the Dominoes, Danny Cob and Varetta Dillard. Pre-sale tickets were $1.50 and $1.75 at the door. My father and his partners never envisioned a sell-out – much less the near-riot the concert sparked – given that the advertising for it was largely relegated to the Moondog radio show and at Record Rendezvous.
On the evening of March 21, an unprecedented swell of humanity descended on Cleveland Public Hall. A crowd of thousands lined the streets and soon the festive atmosphere turned discordant, as the venue quickly reached capacity and thousands of fans broke through the arena's doors. The resulting hysteria cut the show short after only one song by the opening act, Paul Williams and his Hucklebuckers. It was the first rock and roll concert and my father was heartbroken.
The following day, Dad expressed his "horrible disappointment of many thousands of folks who tried to attend our Coronation Ball at the Cleveland Arena last night." Over the course of a 14-minute on-air apology, Dad noted that he cried off stage after trying to placate the confused masses for more than two hours. It was genuine. "When we attempted to bring you, with every sincere good intention, the finest event you'd ever attended in Cleveland or elsewhere, we had no idea that the turnout would anywhere come close to the tremendous number of folks who turned out last night at the Cleveland Arena," my father explained to his loyal listeners. "If anyone – even in their wildest imagination – had told us that some 20- or 25,000 people would try to get into a dance, well I suppose you would've been just like me: you probably would've laughed and said they were crazy."
Rather than be defeatist, my father was even more committed to delivering a show for the fans of rock and roll: "We are making arrangements at this very moment, not to put on another dance, because we found out last night that there are so many Moondoggers in the Northern Ohio area who want to attend a dance that there's not a place big enough to hold them, that we're going to put on a great all-star Moondog Show with reserve seat tickets." He was true to his word.
On March 31, 2012, the 60th Anniversary of the Moondog Coronation Ball will be celebrated during a concert at the Q Arena. Learn more here. That afternoon at 12 pm, Lance Freed will discuss his father's legacy during a special Rock and Roll Night School event in the Museum's Foster Theater.


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The Eighth Commandment declares, "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor." Everyone has a right to his good name and reputation, and this commandment forbids us to lie about what someone has or hasn't done, or about who someone is.
The Culture of Death violates this commandment in a profound way. By allowing court decisions like Roe vs. Wade which says, "the word person…does not include the unborn," society bears false witness against the unborn. It is a lie.
Abortionists go even further and call our unborn brothers and sisters names like "parasites," or "products of conception" or "medical waste." They bear false witness.
And anyone who says an abortion is justified is bearing false witness by denying that the child has the right to be protected from the abortionist's knife.


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Lu Surprises Bobby Ray on Stage!
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I"m so happy that I was there to experience this. I know it meant a lot to B.o.B. and it spoke a lot for the kind of person Lupe is.
Really gave me chills. What a gesture by Lu, shows how classy those two are. These guys are the future, and All City Chess Club is going to be a great group.
That's one helluva gesture, Lupe is so classy, and I love the love he has for Bobby Ray. That is exactly the kind of thing that should happen more often, spread the love, FNF UP.
I'm truly proud of these two guys honestly. Its great to see them embrace each other as friends and co-workers I guess you could say lol. True Hip Hop Lives Right Here.
Ahh... Lupe my favorite artist.. really a moment to remember... I support you Lupe, so I'll support B.o.B... I bought his album, and I must say it sounds really good... keep doing your thing Lupe... FNF UP
This was so emotional and Lupe showed how much love he has for Mr. Bobby Ray. They both are a duo ... what would make a new style of Hip-Hop. Bobby was so happy and he could not believe this moment. Bobby, you are so good and I hope you will do a album with Lupe and give us fans also this love ;) FNF FOR LIFE :D
This moment was beautiful! I was there. B.O.B. was truly surprised that Lupe came on stage during his set. Brilliant show all around at the House of Blues Dallas that night.
That's awesome, truly awesome what Lu did to celebrate B.o.B's Album release. That's much love right there.


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Tekmira Pharmaceuticals said today it obtained a worldwide, nonexclusive license to Marina Biotech's Unlocked Nucleobase Analog (UNA) RNAi payload technology for development of RNAi therapeutics.
In return, Marina will receive an upfront payment plus milestone and royalty payments on products developed by Tekmira that use UNA technology. Financial terms of the license agreement were not disclosed.
According to the companies, UNAs have the potential to improve RNAi drugs by increasing their stability and reducing off-target effects. UNAs are acyclic ribonucleoside analogs in which the bond between C2' and C3' atoms is broken, in contrast to widely-used locked nucleosides that include a bridged bond between C2' and C4'. The resulting variation in sugar structure renders the UNA much more flexible.
"We intend to leverage our expertise in LNP delivery and our broad understanding of therapeutic RNA payload design to optimize the use of UNA in our development pipeline, as well as provide pharmaceutical partners the opportunity to license UNAs combined with our LNP delivery technology to develop RNAi therapeutics," Mark J. Murray, Ph.D., Tekmira's president and CEO, said in a statement.
Tekmira's LNP technology (formerly "stable nucleic acid-lipid particles" or SNALP) encapsulates siRNAs with high efficiency in uniform lipid nanoparticles that are effective in delivering RNAi therapeutics to disease sites in numerous preclinical models. The LNP platform is being used in multiple clinical trials by Tekmira and its partners.
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State Senator Patty Ritchie, along with other local leaders, is inviting Central and Northern New Yorkers to attend "Ladies Who Lead," a special event taking place that will feature a keynote address by SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, as well as a panel discussion with local women at the top of their career fields. Panel members will include Chancellor Nancy Zimpher, SUNY Oswego President Deborah F. Stanley, Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization Executive Director Denise Young, State Supreme Court Judge Mary Farley, and CNY Central meteorologist and 2015 SUNY Oswego graduate Molly Matott. Call 315-782-3418 or visit www.ritchie.nysenate.gov to pre-register. Free, including parking.
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Think trendy fashions are just for the thin? The "fatshion" crowd is having none of that.
Bloomberg reports the new term is being used in social media and in blogs by plus-size women who want to wear high style, too.
"For so long, women have been told by the fashion elite that they can't wear horizontal stripes, everything they wear should be loose, and they should steer away from anything that's form fitting and tailored," Catherine Moellering of the fashion-retail consulting firm Tobe tells the news service. "This younger generation isn't interested in their rules."
Now that the average American woman wears a size 14 and 67 percent of us are plus size, it's a market that retailers are out to capture, Bloomberg adds.
"This customer has a significant voice, and a lot of that's been aided by social media," Linda Heasley, CEO of The Limited (which has a plus-size line called Eloquii), tells the news service. "There are these wonderful young women that are helping to remove the stigma associated with [plus-size fashion]."
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Seagull (and Patrick and Simon) has a new line of Natural Collection. They use natural woods and look pretty. What do people think about this new line and which wood combinations do people like? Wood combinations are spruce with wild cherry, spruce with heart of wild cherry, and cedar with figured maple. They all look nice and I just ordered the dread spruce with heart of wild cherry.
Also, any comments on the sound? I will know when I get mine.
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Maybe I misunderstood but It sounds like the 5th graders are lucky to have a teacher who can work away from the book. My wife teaches grade 2 and she sings, acts and entertains to make the connections needed. If that's not a performance I'm not sure what is.
Thanks, I can sing but get kids started they can take it away. I try to make things fun, especially on day like Valentines Day, at this age the parties are done but they want to do something on the holiday.
This should say "I can't sing" I need to proof my post.
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My new Seagulls are in the house. I love the Natural Elements cedar top dread. Very impressive tone and I can see this becoming my regular out of the case and traveling guitar. I put the pick guard on with no delay. The Maritime HG is incredible to look at. I haven't had a chance to play it much but i am impressed. I really like the high gloss finish and Seagull gets it right. I am going to weigh them both tomorrow as the Maritime seems very heavy compared to the NE. ACEMATE put strap buttons on both at no charge and no anxiety for me. Very cool!!
Awesome! I should have had ACEMATE put a strap button on mine (Mini Jumbo). I am very pleased with their customer service. The Music Farm already had the button on the Folk.
I have been debating the pick guard. I like the look without, but I know I will end scratching it. The NE takes the cake of my Entourage Parlor or S6. The NE is a sweet guitar.
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This report reviews the history of immigration legislation since 9/11, the new enforcement mandates that arose immediately afterward, and the unsuccessful efforts to pass comprehensive immigration reform bills during the 109th and 110th Congresses.
Since 1970, the immigrant populations from Mexico and Central America living in the United States have increased significantly: rising by a factor of 20 even as the total U.S. immigrant population increased four-fold over the period. This demographic report examines the age, educational, and workforce characteristics of these immigrants.
In the absence of new U.S. immigration reform legislation, this report examines the opportunities that exist within the executive branch and the administration to refine and strengthen current U.S. immigration laws and policies. The administration can exercise its authority to field policies, programs, and procedures that are effective and fair in advancing the goals of the U.S. immigration system.
Slightly more than 2.1 million unauthorized immigrant youth and young adults could be eligible to apply for legal status under the 2010 DREAM Act, though historical trends indicate that perhaps fewer than 40 percent would obtain legal status because of a variety of limitations. This policy brief offers detailed estimates of potential DREAM Act beneficiaries.


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College: Auburn (school history) (Davis college stats)
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 56 (1130th overall since 1950)
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Sorry this is very naive, but it's bugging me. If you had a straight solid stick attached on one end and rotating around that attachment at a certain rpm, there would be a length at which the end of the stick would theoretically reach, with that rpm, the speed of light. Well, doesn't seem possible - what specifically would be the limitations that would prevent the end of the stick to reach the speed of light? What would happen?


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Although the design and "look" of this portfolio is definitely enviable, it is not truly "all leather" as described. It has a black synthetic fabric lining bolstered by what seems to be a cardboard backing. For the price point this product should be completely made of leather.
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From the ancient conquest of fire and the first turn of a wheel to the latest in scientific leaps toward the stars, this easy-access history offers a panoramic perspective on humankind's quest for the laws, theories, and tools by which we can grasp and master our universe.
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The King can't beat te other king.
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No it can't, infact in chess the king's aren't allowed within a 1 square radius of each other.
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The King can not move into check, there is a radius of taking one square around the king.
In theory the second any king moved into check, it would be game over as it would get taken.
Kirby's lookin' to get COCKSLAPPED
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text: There are few artists in the realm of popular music who can truly be called poets, in the classical, arts-and-letters sense of the word. Among them are Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Joni Mitchell and Phil Ochs. Leonard Cohen heads this elite class. In fact, Cohen was already an established poet and novelist before he turned his attention to songwriting. His academic training in poetry and literature, and his pursuit of them as livelihood for much of the Fifties and Sixties, gave him an extraordinary advantage over his pop peers when it came to setting language to music. Along with other folk-steeped musical literati, ...full bio


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CLEVELAND (December 3, 2013) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a Rockin' the Schools Master Class with R&B singer Avant on Thursday, December 12, 2013 at 12:30pm. Avant, a Cleveland School of the Arts graduate, will discuss his musical career, his influences, and his experiences – as well as perform two songs – in front of a live audience of high school students from the Cleveland School of Arts. Avant will be interviewed in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater by Rock Hall educator John Goehrke.
This program will be closed to the public, but will be live streamed on rockhall.com/education. There is no cost to connect. Students will have the opportunity to email questions to Rock Hall educators during the live stream. Several thousand students from classrooms across the country are expected to participate in the live stream. This live stream is appropriate for middle and high school classrooms.
Since its inception in 2000, the Rock Hall's Rockin' the Schools program has taught over 200,000 K-12 students how rock and roll music has played a role in some of the most important social, cultural and political issues in modern history.
About Avant
Like many R&B singers, Avant got his start singing in the church choir, but soon became inspired by R&B legends such as Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Frankie Beverly & Maze, Luther Vandross and Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds. After attending Cleveland School of the Arts, he became the first act signed to NBA legend Magic Johnson's MCA-distributed label, Magic Johnson Music (MJM). Avant's 2000 MJM debut album, My Thoughts, spun off the Billboard No. 1 R&B hit "Separated." That was followed by the top five hit "My First Love," a cover of the 1983 René & Angela classic featuring Wyatt. Avant returned the favor on Wyatt's 2001 album debut, Soul Sista, pairing with her on the No. 4 hit "Nothing in This World."
After scoring platinum with My Thoughts, Avant released two more platinum-certified albums, Ecstasy (2002) and Private Room (2003). He also added several more top 10 singles to his arsenal, including "Makin' Good Love" and "Read Your Mind." A versatile singer, Avant has recorded with a diverse range of artists, including Lil Wayne and contemporary jazz multi-instrumentalist Brian Culbertson.
Avant's latest album, Face the Music, was released in 2013 to much acclaim, including the top 10 R&B hit "You & I" featuring long-time duet partner Keke Wyatt.
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The award-winning Education Department of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is proud to be a part of the educational experience for over twenty thousand students and teachers each year. The Museum's on-site programs offer students and teachers a unique interdisciplinary experience. Rockin' the Schools engages students in actively exploring the history of rock and roll, while meeting and exceeding Ohio Academic Content Standards for learning in subject areas such as music, language arts, social studies, science, technology and financial literacy through live demonstrations, musical examples, video excerpts, and multimedia presentations. Where else can you discover the history and culture of 1960s America by watching a historic video performance of Rock Hall Inductees Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin, or delve into the science of acoustics by participating in a demonstration of computer recording technology?
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There's still no good word for it. Never has been , although no one made any outcry about missing gender vocabulary until the late sixties and seventies.
That's exactly when Carol Shelton was making a woman's path through the man's wine world of California, and she is one of those missing words: a heroine (besides the unfortunate homonym, a Sir Walter Scott kind of word.) Or a s-hero (a stupid, made-up stop-gap word only fit for the Boston Women's Collective.)
Well, then, call her a hero in her field.
In Salt Lake City this week to promote her wines with broker Francis Fecteau, winemaker Shelton sipped and poured at Fresco and Spencer's, taking a short beer break to check out Epic's line of brews. Yesterday, before the Spencer's dinner, she fit in some girl talk with Vanessa Chang, Heather King and myself.
Affable, unpretentious, an enthusiastic talker, Shelton is a chemistry geek in marketing clothing–her passion for winemaking is backed by a formidable study of biochemistry–and her enthusiasm for the process of turning grape juice into wine makes talk about polysaccharides, yeast strains, filter variations and intelligible even to the average lay sipper.
When she graduated UCDavis in 1978, there were very few women doing cellar work–"All that physical labor_dragging hoses around, lifting crates–was considered unsuitable for women," recalls Shelton.Sexism in the cellars pushed her into lab work for years.
There she worked with big names–under Velma Long at Mondavi, with Ed Rossi and Peter Lehman–but got discouraged by being unable to work hands-on with the boys in the cellar. She was considering going back to her first love, poetry, until a job working in the lab with the legendary Andre Tchelistcheff what put the romance back into wine.
"He'd come into the lab and say, 'How are my ladies,'" says Shelton. "But he meant the wines. The grapes in the field were "the girls," the wines in the lab were his "ladies.""
She fell in love again with what she calls "the most scientific art."
Now Shelton has a label of her own. She's famous for zinfandels–her popular Wild Thing zin blend is the stalwart seller in her portfolio, making other more experimental wines possible. "I call it my "drink me" wine," she says, referring to Alice's Wonderland potions.
But to me, the star of this tasting show was the Coquille Blanc, a genre-busting Rhone blend based on Grenache Blanc, with Roussanne added "to put flesh on the bones" and Viognier added for a whiff of perfume. Chilled, this wine has the crisp vibrance of a peachy sauvignon blanc; as it settles to room temperature, it develops a chardonnay-reminiscent creaminess redolent of almonds and pineapple.
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Stephen J. Ballinger of Dover passed away October 24, 2012 at home surrounded by his loved ones. He was 66.
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania January 1946 son of Ida Ballinger-Kain. He graduated from John Bartram High School in Philadelphia. After graduation he enlisted in the United States Military retiring after 23 years as a MSGT for the United States Air Force.
After retirement he took on another career as a correction officer for the State of Delaware, retiring after 18 years as a Sgt.
His favorite sport was football, "Eagles" every time. Stephen loved to play cards with family and friends, eating out, his time with his grandchildren and forever taking photos., he was a loving family man and will be greatly missed by all who came into his life near and far and overseas.
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by, 2 sons, Kevin Ballinger and Stephen Ballinger, Jr.; 3 brothers, George Ballinger, Harold Kain, Robert Kain and his beloved granddaughter, Alexis Gingerich.
He is survived by his wife of 32 years, Valerie Ballinger of Dover; three sons, Shawn and his wife Shauna of Denver, CO, Shane and his wife Kelly of Baldwin City, KS, John and his wife Tiffany of Dover; five daughters, Stephanie and her husband Ken Tucker of Milford, Dawn and her husband James Remondi of Hartly, Kim and her husband David Foster of England, Kerry and her husband George McClure of Smyrna and Mia Davies of Dover; six grandsons, Dylan and Mitchell Remondi, Pax Ballinger, Cole Ballinger, Austin Ballinger and Luke Foster; eight granddaughters, Gemma Foster, Rileigh, Jenna and Seirra Ballinger, Kennidy and Lexi Tucker, Phoebe and Kayla McClure; two brothers, Richard Kain of Philadephia, Phillip Kain and his wife Cindy of Philadelphia; sister, Patricia Kain of Philadelphia; sister in law, Frances Ballinger of New Jersey; and extended family and in laws in England.
Funeral services will be held 11AM, Monday, October 29, 2012 at Torbert Funeral Chapel South, 1145 E. Lebanon Road (Rt.10), Dover. A viewing will be held from 6-8 Sunday evening. Interment will be in Sharon Hills Memorial Park Cemetery, Dover.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions be made to Delaware Hospice, 911 S. Dupont Highway, Dover, DE 19901.
Letters of condolence may be sent and the guestbook signed at www.torbertfuneral.com.
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2011 Outdoor: Ran a personal-best time of 3:57.39 in the 1,500m run at the ASU Invitational... ran under his previous best two other times, including at the Baldy Castillo Invitational and the Sun Angel Track Classic... selected Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention...2011 Indoor: Ran in a pair of races at the Texas A&M Challenge... clocked a personal-best time of 4:18.18 in the mile... helped the DMR run 10:05.12 to finish third in the meet and post the 10th-fastest time in program history...2010 XC: Ran in four races with one Top 25 finish, a 22nd-place showing at the George Kyte Invitational... earned Academic All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention... 2010 Outdoor: Ran in one race as the pace setter at the Double Dual... 2010 Indoor: Did not compete... 2009 XC: Ran in four races in his first action at Arizona State... placed in the Top 20 in three of those races... took a season-best eighth place at the ASU Invitational... opened the year with a 19th-place finish at the George Kyte Invitational and closed out the campaign with a 13th-place showing at the Mesa Thunderbird... selected to the Academic All-Pac-10 First Team... 2009 Track: Redshirted.
Northern Arizona: Competed for the Lumberjacks in both cross country and track & field before transferring to ASU (December 2008)... placed in the Top 5 overall in his first collegiate race before helping NAU to the team title at the 2007 NCAA Pre-National meet in Terre Haute, Ind.... was a member of two Big Sky Championship cross country squads (2007, 2008) and one track & field squad (2007)... also on the team that earned a trophy finish at the 2007 NCAA Championships where NAU placed fourth overall.
High School: A 2007 graduate of Valley Christian High School (Chandler, Ariz.)... lettered four times each in cross country and track & field and twice in soccer... captained the cross country squad for three years and the track team twice... collected a pair of state championships on the track during his senior season, including the 1,600m run and as a member of the 4x800m relay... was a part of three school records, including one individual mark (3,200m run) and two relays (4x800m and distance medley).
Personal: Major is Spanish... parents are Jay and Kelly Liston... has four siblings: brothers Chad, Carter and Bubba and sister Cassidy... father Jay played collegiate baseball at Texas Tech and grandfather John Liston played collegiate baseball at Iowa... born March 12, 1989, in Galesburg, Iowa... hobbies include playing with his dog and solving Rubik's Cube... full name is Cameron John Liston.
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EuropaCity will offer on an unprecedented scale a mix of retail, culture and leisure around a defining theme: Europe, its diversity, its urban experiences and its cultures. The site has exceptional urban potentials: Locally as a main node on the Grand Paris Express Metro connecting key economic hubs around Paris, regionally as an entrance gate to the metropolitan area of Ile de France and internationally with its direct connection to the second largest airport in Europe. Additionally the site is occupied by a historic agricultural landscape marking the edge between city and open land and offers a panoramic view to the skyline of Paris.
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I suspect that Tapco and PMAG will be very busy the next month of so after the holidays making new mags. The risk is how soon any possible "mag ban" will be agreed upon. Obviously the companies won't be ramping up production during the holidays and they won't be expanding production with this new threat on a potential mag ban. They may be working 24/7 for a few weeks to maximize sales in the immediate term though.
I would probably get more steel AK-47 mags, Tapco AK-74 mags and USGI AR mags, but then again I have plenty. I have plenty of the cheap HK-91/G3 mags, M76 mags, CETME mags, PSL mags, VEPR mags, etc. But I may get a few odd ones like the custom 28-rd M76 and 10-rd VEPR mags. Other than that, I don't really need to over pay for mags during this feeding frenzy.
I am glad to see so many guns, ammo, mags, etc. sold into private hands making it virtually impossible for the Feral Government to implement an effective confiscation scheme. I just wish there were many more available to put into "the peoples" hands.
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Science Center of City of Science (Città della Scienza) - Naples
An exciting and interactive journey in the present-day science, tecnology, art and culture...
Italy's first and one of the foremost in Europe as far as a new generation of "Science Museums" is concerned, based on interactivity and the direct involvement of the general public.
The "Science Center" of City of Science is situated in Bagnoli, in a splendid natural scenario, in the West of the town on the charming coast between Posillipo and Nisida, overlooking the sea and housed in an early 18th century restored factory.
In its 12,000 square meters packed with exhibitions, interactive and multimedia exhibitions, games and scientific and technological curiosities, the visitor is plunged into an interactive experience surrounded by the wonders of science and technology.
A journey in time starts in the "Science Gym" (Palestra della Scienza), amidst instruments of communication, then goes on to the adventures of evolution.
The "Planetarium", one of the most innovative in Italy, guides the visitor in a voyage of discovery of the stars, the planets and the galaxies.
"Signs Symbols and Signals", the tale of humanity's journey and its need to continue to improve communication make to the utmost.
BIT, the City of Science's virtual puppet, takes children into the Children's Workshop ("Officina dei Piccoli"), one of the leading children's Museums in Italy, where science becomes a game that allows for invention, exploration and discovery.
"From phenomena to certainties" - An area dedicated entirely to classical science; the natural phenomena of phisics, of chemistry, of Earth sciences, reproduced and observed through a wide collection of stimulating and fun interactive mechanical and multimedia games.
"Nature between order and chaos" - A journey through time, space and the complexities of the world around us; an exhibition where we can get close to the new analytical instruments of contemporary science, which are increasingly capable of interpreting many phenomena and their causes.
"The adventure of evolution" - The never-ending story of evolution of the human species told through laboratory activities of interactive experiences, multimedia and audiovisual equipment, archaeological displays and observation instruments.
"The sky show" - One of the largest and technologically advanced in Italy, the Planetarium reproduces, under this immense dome, 7.000 stars, the celestial objects visible to the neked eye, and the principal constellations. The experience leads the visitors through a fascinating night-time journey under the star-filled sky into the immense infinity.
"Communicating today" - An exhibition dedicated to the instruments and precesses of communication in human activities. Writing, printing, the telegraph, the telephone, the radio, the television, the fax machine, computers, data networks: visitors learn about their history and a future scenario.
"Worlds to explore, behaviours to invent" - A large space dedicated entirely to youger visitors, where they can play with their sense mechanisms, learnig while having fun, using lights, sounds and colours in the company of other children.
A rich collection of objects belonging to the medical doctor and natural scientist Emilio Bologna introduces us to curiosities and information about the environment in the Phlegraean Region in the early 1900s.
"Instruments of the past" - Antique physics instruments dating back to the 1700s.
Laboratories to design and make handicrafts, using working methods which respect the environment; an explanatory journey aimed at offering visitors a map of the memories of the culture of materials.
Many questions and many answers on nutrition; an explanatory journey using many experiments and interactive demonstrations to encourage a critical approach on the part of the consumer, to improve our understanding on the astronomic differences between different cultures as well as on eco-compatible production and the quality of the produce.
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ZF-7634: multiple empty arrays in response not working correctly anymore
UPDATE: the messy thing here is in Parse\Amf3\Serializer.php, line 323 ff. - do you really need those object references for arrays?
If I return e.g. an object with three empty arrays to Flex (3.0.2) using Zend_Amf, there is only one Array-Object allocated and all the three arrays point to the same Array object. This is of course a very unexpected behaviour.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
www.adobe.com/2006/mxml" layout="absolute">
package vo
public class ArrayHolder
public var _explicitType:String;
public var array1:Array = new Array();
public var array2:Array = new Array();
public var array3:Array = new Array();
if(set_include_path('c:/dev/server/vhosts/library/Zend/1_9_1/') === false){
die('Include path failed');
require_once 'Zend/Amf/Server.php';
// simple class to be used for amf server
class Foo
public function getData()
return new ArrayHolder();
// simple vo object
class ArrayHolder
public $_explicitType = 'vo.ArrayHolder';
public $array1 = array();
public $array2 = array();
public $array3 = array();
// Instantiate server
$server = new Zend_Amf_Server();
$server->setClassMap('vo.ArrayHolder', 'ArrayHolder');
echo $server->handle();
This did NOT happen with Version 1.8.3 - it's broken since 1.8.4
Phew, that's a nasty problem. You're right, that this case didn't happen in version 1.8.3, but only because there was no referencing at all. The problem is that even a === comparison of a array compares the values. So array("foo") === array("foo") would return true even though the arrays should be seperate instances.
Currently I see the following possible solution: We could disable referencing of arrays at all. This would solve this problem at the expense of no array referencing (lets hope nobody relies on that feature... ). Additionally we should add support and promote the use of ArrayObjects. Using ArrayObjects would solve the referencing problems, as they can be correctly compared using ===.
Any opinions?
Cheers Stefan Klug
I would second the ArrayObject suggestion. There are similar changes that I need to re-base and commit so that doctrine 2.0 works with zend amf
Would this be the reason why arrays that equal the same value in php are removed?
class Foo
public function getData()
return new array(
array('Test Key 1' => '', 'Test Key 2' = ''),
array('Test Key 1' => 'Hello', 'Test Key 2' = ''),
array('Test Key 1' => 'Hello', 'Test Key 2' = ''),
array('Test Key 1' => 'Hello', 'Test Key 2' = 'World') );
This returns a blank array for [2] because it matches perfectly with [1].
@Brad Yes, I've hit the same problem with array values being identical.
My object had a number of array properties, each array had upto 20 integer elements.
When two (or more) arrays had the same elements in the same order, they would be deserialised in Flex with the same memory reference. As the data changed, different arrays would reference each other, causing some very weird behaviour on the client!
I can't believe this bug is still open without any indication of a work around. The is a HUGE issue. Has anyone found a way around this? I am trying to get a product out the door and this one has me hamstrung.
Unlike objects array's in PHP do not have identities. Talking with Stas if we were to cast the array into an arrayobject we would loose all reference anyway. We are just going to remove array references from the serialization process.
Expanding on Wade's comment - basically there's no way in PHP to know one array from another (just as two strings saying "a" are the same, so are two arrays array("a")). Since this is not going to change anytime soon, and such behavior apparently leads to confusion (as in AMF/AS arrays are objects and in PHP they are primitive) I think removing array refs would be the best way to proceed.
fixed in trunk and 1.10 branch - no more refs for arrays
I have a little problem with your solution for this bug. Since your modifications on 'Serializer' returned array in my project are strange and didn't works (deserialization error).
I think their is a link with cyclic reference : when i have cyclic references and array there is a bug.
Maybe another solution can be found ?
Mikael, could you please have some reproducing code?
P.S. looks like there was a bug in the fix, try the trunk now.
Yeah, thanks the fix works fine :)
I haven't a "simple" reproducing code sorry ...
But the idea is to make a complex object with array/date/etc and manny array and cyclic reference and look at if it is correctly serialized/deserialized.


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Bring Calendar information to 30 E. First Ave., email it to firstname.lastname@example.com, or mail it to The Calendar, The Dispatch, P.O. Box 908, Lexington, 27293 so it is at The Dispatch one week prior to its publication date. Include an address for the event. Events listed below are in Lexington, unless otherwise noted. For publication of church and nonprofit yard sales, please call classified advertising at 249-1637.
The Churchland Rural Fire Department will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at Station 31.
Relay For Life team The Cancer Crushers will be hosting a Day of Hope at Ruby Tuesday in Thomasville, 1044 Randolph St. in Thomasville, on Tuesday. Ruby Tuesday will be donating 20 percent of your purchase to Relay For Life. You will need to print off a flyer to present to the wait staff. Flyers can be found in the event section of www.relayforlife.org/davidsonnc or in the events section on their facebook page.
Relay For Life team The River Church Warriors will be hosting a Night of Hope at Chopstix in Wallburg from 5 -9 p.m. on Tuesday. Chopstix Fire & Sun is a brand new restaurant with an extensive sushi menu and hibatchi. Chopstix Fusion & Fun is located at 4424 Wallburg Landing Dr. at the corner of Gumtree Road and Highway 109 in Wallburg. They will be donating a portion of the proceeds from this event to Relay For Life.
Skate For Life event to be held at Anchor Skating Rink, 220 Young Drive, from 6 – 8 p.m. Tuesday. The Relay For Life teams Suntrust Soldiers and Walmart Warriors will be hosting this fundraiser to raise money for Relay For Life. Admission will be $3 and skate rental will be $2. There will be pizza, drinks and brownies available.
The duct tape rose pen craft event will be taught at the Lexington Public Library at 4 p.m. Tuesday. The Young Adult Department invites participants who are at least 10 years old to participate. Space is limited and requires signing up at the Lexington Public Library reference desk. If you have questions, contact Pam at 236-3109.
The Chair City Toastmasters will present a free public speaking workshop from noon to 1 p.m. on Tuesdays, May 7,14,21 and 28 at the Thomasville Public Library, 14 Randolph St. Registration is $20. Snack provided.
Relay For Life team Hartwell Fighter's will be hosting a Night of Hope at Zaxby's, 1425 Cottongrove Road, from 5 – 8 p.m. May 13. Proceeds from this event will benefit Relay For Life of Davidson County.
The Pink Ladyz will be hosting a Day of Hope at Elizabeth's Pizza, 1587 Liberty Drive, Thomasville, from 10:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. May 21. Proceeds from this event will benefit Relay For Life of Davidson County.
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The Lexington Rotary Club meets from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. every Tuesday at the J. Smith Young YMCA. For further information, visit the website at www.lexingtonrotary.com or contact Rusty Hunt at 224-4650.
Preschoolers story time takes place at the Davidson County Public Library Lexington branch for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds from 10:30 to 11 a.m. each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Toddlers meet from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Bedtime story hour is held from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays. Bookventures, and afterschool program for children in kindergarten through fifth grade takes place from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. each Thursday. Call 242-2040 for more information.
The Churchland Rural Fire Department will have its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. May 6.
Davidson County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. on the first Monday of each month at the Governmental Center, 913 Greensboro St.
Davidson County Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. on the first Monday of each month at Davidson County Schools headquarters, 250 County Home Road, off U.S. Highway 64 East.
Midway Town Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month. The first meeting is at the Midway Fire and Rescue Building at 228 Midway School Road and the second meeting is at Town Hall at 125 Gumtree Road.
Denton Town Council meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month at Town Hall, 201 W. Salisbury St., Denton.
Lexington City Board of Education meets at 6:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at Lexington City Schools' administration building, 1010 Fair St.
The Wallburg Town Planning Board meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Wallburg Town Hall.
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|The DEN | Cheers & Traditions
U (clap, clap, clap)
C (clap, clap, clap)
L (clap, clap, clap)
A (clap, clap, clap)
U-C-L-A Fight, Fight, Fight.
The 8 Clap is UCLA's most famous cheer. You will hear it at every sporting event. It is used in the middle of the Fight Song and also throughout the games to cheer our teams on.
"Dirt from the Den" provides students with a game outlook and dirt on the other team. Before every football home game, members of the Den will distribute "Dirt from the Den" outside of the student tunnel entrances. Before every home basketball game, "Dirt from the Den" will be distributed on the student seats inside Pauley.
Before every kickoff (both at the start of a half and after a scored play) the student section, using the drum cadence from the band, points at the kicker. Counting with the drum beat, the Den points at the returning team and bounces their arm back toward the kicker, pointing at the end zone, the 20 yard line, the 50 yard line and then the opposite end zone. Repeat x 4.
Fight song plays and everyone does the 8 Clap.
Opposing Team 3rd Down
The Victory Bell rings. Make as much noise as you can and hold up 3 fingers in the air.
Opposing Team 4th Down
Same as 3rd down but put up a fist.
The bear is boarded up so that USC students can't mess with it. He goes into hibernation the week of the rivalry game and comes out after the game.
Bonfire Rally
A huge bonfire in Wilson Plaza the Thursday before the Big Game. Everyone gets hyped up for the game, Coach Mora talks to the students and the Football team is present.
Victory Bell
The winner of the big game (UCLA vs. USC) paints the Victory Bell their school color and gets to keep the Victory Bell until the next year when they play again.
Roll Call
This cheer acknowledges the UCLA players before the game. The Den's Roll Call Leaders will instruct students on which name to chant but as a general rule names are chanted in class order starting with freshmen and ending with seniors. The Den will chant the player's name and clap quickly five times repeatedly until the UCLA player waves to the students.
1-2-3 "Play Ball"
At the conclusion of the national anthem, one Den member will yell "1-2-3" and the entire student section will point to the court and scream "PLAY BALL!"
Opponent Introduction Signs
During pre-game team intro's for the opponent, the Den sign leader will hold up different chants for the starting five opposing players. Once the announcer has said a player's name over the sound system, the Den will yell in unison whatever sign being held up.
Frisbee Cheer
Each game an honorary Frisbee cheer leader will be selected. This person will yell the quotes below. The entire student section will respond after each question with a "Yes, that's …" At the end of the cheer, the student section will simply repeat the word that is being yelled by the Frisbee cheer leader.
"Is this a basketball?"
"Is that the court?"
"Is that the losing team?" (point to the opponents)
"Is that the winning team?" (point to UCLA's team)
"Are we the Bruins?"
"Looooooosing team!"
"Winning team!"
Before the game starts, tear up the Dirt From the Den page into small strips. When the Bruins score their first basket of the game, throw the small strips of paper into the air like confetti.
If an opposing team player shoots an airball, chant "airball" any time that player touches ball.
3-Point Play
When UCLA get into a 3- point play situation, yell "3 point play" with the announcer when he says "(player name) to the line to complete the 3 point play."
3-Pointer T-Shirt Toss
When a UCLA player makes a 3-pointer, t-shirts will be thrown into the stands.
Shot Clock
When UCLA has 10 seconds on the shot clock left, help them by chanting out each second as it passes. If our opponent has 10 seconds on the shot clock left, start yelling "5-4-3-2-1!"
So Long Chief!
When an opposing team's player fouls out, yell out which foot is stepping on the floor. Usually that chant would sound a little something like this: "Left, right, left, right, left, right" unless that players tries to get fancy and hops back to the bench. When the player stands on his walk back to the bench yell "STAAAANDING" nice and slow until he resumes movement. When the fouled out player finally sits down on the bench , the Den yells "SIT DOWN!" After a couple seconds have passed, a Den leader yells out "1-2-3" and the entire Den yells back "So long chief!"
2 Minute Cheer
If the Bruins have a hearty lead with two minutes left to go in the second half, the crowd will begin an arena-wide UCLA cheer. Each section (two sideline sections and two baseline sections) will have their own letter. The sideline student section will cheer "U" and make a U arm motion, the baseline student section will cheer "C" while making a C arm motion and the other sides of Pauley Pavilion will yell "L" and "A" depending on their seat.
Whoosh Clap Clap
When UCLA is shooting a free throw, the Den holds up one finger towards the basket. When the free throw is made, the Den yells out "Whoosh" as they drop their hands into two quick and loud claps. Then usually, it's time to do it again for another free throw!
During the explanation of the Supershot rules, the announcer says "And for that Lowly Trojan All-Star…" and the Den responds in unison "Absolutely nothing!" while making a big zero gesture with their hands.
After every game the Band will play our Alma Mater. After a Bruin victory, the Band will play "Rover" after the Alma Mater and the Den jumps around, dancing like maniacs and singing the lyrics to the song. The highlight of the song is when "big dent" is sung and the student section jumps up to make a huge ruckus.
Bruin Points
As the announcer says the UCLA individual player point totals, the Den does one clap for every point. So when a player scores 20 points, the Den quickly claps 20 times after the announcer say that player's point total.
and we hail the blue and gold,
true to thee our hearts will be,
our love will not grow old.
Bruins roam the hills of Westwood,
by the blue Pacific shore
and if by chance they see
a man from U$C,
every Bruin starts to roar.
U (clap clap clap)
C (clap clap clap)
L (clap clap clap)
A (clap clap clap)
U-C-L-A Fight, Fight, Fight.
the best team in the West,
we're marching on to Vic-tor-y
to conquer all the rest.
We are the Mighty Bruins,
triumphant evermore,
and you can hear,
from far and near,
the Mighty Bruin roar.
1st verse:
U (clap, clap, clap)
C (clap, clap, clap)
L (clap, clap, clap)
A (clap, clap, clap)
U-C-L-A Fight, Fight, Fight.
2nd verse:
Go - Fight - Win - Bruins!!!
Hail to the Hills of Westwood,
to the mighty sea below,
Hail to our Alma Mater,
she will conquer every foe,
for we're loyal to the Southland,
her honor we'll uphold,
we'll gladly give our hearts to thee,
to the Blue and to the Gold.
We're looking over, a dead dog Rover,
that we over ran tonight, alright!
One leg is broken, the other is bent,
and in his head there's a great big dent.
(BANG! - jump on floor)
No use explaining, the parts remaining,
they're scattered all over the court…
We're looking over, a dead dog Rover,
that we over ran tonight.
Find us on Social Media
Facebook: The Den
Twitter: @uclatheden
Instagram: @uclatheden
Snapchat: @uclatheden
These are some helpful links
Den Student Action Committee Website


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Annual McKee Community Health Award to be presented at McKee Thanks Event
LOVELAND, CO (Feb. 3, 2014) --- The 2014 McKee Thanks event will continue in the same tradition of recognizing and thanking the Loveland community for its support of McKee Medical Center. McKee Thanks will take place Thursday, March 13 at the McKee Conference and Wellness Center from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Donor generosity, staff compassion and the strength of caring all provide excellent patient care at Loveland's community hospital. Inspiring stories of caring, compassion and life-changing experiences will be shared and the annual McKee Community Health Award, presented by the McKee Medical Center Foundation, will be presented.
The McKee Community Health Award will honor one individual that has contributed to the overall health and wellness of the Loveland community either through direct care or volunteer service in the Loveland health care field. A complete nomination and informational form is available at McKeeFoundation.com. Deadline for nominations is Feb. 14.
Reservations for this event can be made by calling (970) 203-2519.


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As the holidays make their annual descent, the entertainment calendar begins to slow although December and January both have some tasty treats awaiting.
In the meantime, as we ramp up for Turkey Day, let's look at our limited options.
On Monday night at Kilby Court, indie-folkers Priory will headline a 7 p.m. gig. The Portland rockers have a sound that should appeal to fans of their label mates Blind Pilot. Their self-titled debut album is on spotify.com, if you're interested and this is a pretty cool video shot this spring in Park City:
And finally Wednesday night local rockers Royal Bliss will be at The Depot for their eighth annual Thanksgiving party gig. Tickets are on sale at smithstix.com for $15. The show starts at 8:30 p.m. Spending Thanksgiving day hungover is an annual tradition for some of us and this will serve as a good excuse.
Also Wednesday night, if you want duck out on the relatives, Salt Lake Acting Company is running its production of "(A Man Enters,)." Should be a nice diversion as the holidays finally arrive.


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Students at John Bassett Moore Intermediate School will perform "The Little Mermaid Jr." at 7 p.m., on Thursday, April 18 and Friday, April 19, in the school auditorium on South Street in Smyrna.
Most people are familiar with the story. In a magical kingdom fathoms below, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. First, she'll have to defy her father, King Triton. Then she'll make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula. Finally, she'll have to convince Prince Eric that she's the girl with the enchanting voice that he has been looking for.
The cast members are: Shana Markowitz, Ariel; Thalia Lewis, Aquata; Gabby Spence, Andrina; Annalise Catinella, Arista; Jada Riley, Atina; Autum Wilson, Adella; Ally Stevens, Allana; Madison Tricarico, Ursula;
Emilee Birney, Harley Green, Chloe Griffiths, Tatiana Hoisington, Lauren Tyrell, Courtney Spader, Tentacles;
Kayla Summers, Carlotta; Kiley Hebert, Tatiana Hoisington, Lauren Tyrell, Nadiyah Fisher, Chloe Griffiths, Princesses;
Kayla Saracoglu, Sebastian; Gracie McDowell, Flounder; Japhire Gillett-Spio, Prince Eric; Jasmine Ousley, Flotsam; Grace Kayati, Jetsam; Maximus Morrissiey, King Triton; Jared Deppish, Scuttle;
Austin Edmonds, Grimsby; Nyheir Green, Chef Louis; Gavin Davis, Pilot; Treasure Jones, Chris Jenkins, Ashley Taylor, Gulls; Demetrius Hill, Sea Horse;
Abby Conway, Amanda Wasser, Skylar Hass, Nyshelle Tribbett, Jade Wallace, Natalya Byrd, Sea Chorus; Keirra Moore, Kisoun Misla, Sea Creatures.
Director of the musical is Mrs. Missy Anspach.
The cast members and director invite the community to visit an enchanting world under the sea this Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m., in the JBM auditorium.
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ZF-8760: Cookie encoding
It might be a problem with "Zend_Http_Cookie", and I haven't checked the RFCs. But I had to modify Http/Client.php (1.9.6) as follows
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I got problems to fetch pages from https://www.generali.ch. I compared HTTP Requests with Firefox HttpLiveHeaders and could fetch Pages after the upper modifications. Firefox 3.5.6 does not seem to encode the ":" within the value of a cookie.
Maybe a bug?
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Can you provide a specific example of a header which would cause this problem?
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Are there parts that you guys need? Let me know and I'll get something cooked up for ya.


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Andrea Farr, a senior music major from Colstrip, Mont., received the 2004 Spirit of BH award from the Black Hills State University Alumni Association.
Farr, who also received recognition from her peers when she was selected as homecoming queen in the fall of 2003, was cited for her ongoing participation in a variety of campus and community organizations. Farr is an active member of Lakota Omniciye, co-president of the campus Habitat for Humanity Club, and a regular volunteer for the Artemis House and Humane Society. She has also been active in choir, band and theatre performances on campus throughout her years as a student. Farr, who graduated in the spring of 2004, served as a New Student Days leader for three years and was a member of Campus Ventures, the UP team, and Bacchus Peer Educators.
According to one nominator, Farr is an ideal recipient for the Spirit of BH award because, even with all of her activities and volunteer work, she has been able to maintain a 3.55 grade point average "which shows her true dedication and her commitment to making the most of her college career at BHSU."