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This tasty mixture of mini mozzarella balls and fresh herbs might be the easiest appetizer you've ever whipped up, and I'm guessing it will impress your friends. After I discovered mozzarella pearls at Costco and made Tomato, Olive, and Fresh Mozzarella Salad, I heard from a lot of readers who loved the idea of the little balls of fresh mozzarella. I thought it might be fun to try another way to use them, and this recipe is adapted from one I found in How to Cook Everything. I used mostly basil, with just a tiny bit of oregano, but I'm thinking mint would be great in this, and in fact you could probably use any type of fresh herbs that appeal to you. (Edit: Thanks to Joanne from Eats Well with Others who tells me this is called Bocconicina which means "little balls" in Italian.)
Basil goes so perfectly with fresh mozzarella, and I can't wait until my now-tiny plants produce a lot more of it. Basil is an annual herb that's easy to grow from seeds. This is my entry for Weekend Herb Blogging, managed by Haalo, and hosted this week by Graziana from Erbe in Cucina. Check the Rules for Weekend Herb Blogging if you'd like to participate.
Wash the herbs, spin dry or dry with a paper towel, and then finely chop with a chef's knife.
Marinated Fresh Mozzarella Pearls
(Makes about 8 appetizer servings, adapted from Marinated Mozzarella in How to Cook Everything.
1 lb. fresh mozzarella pearls (or use any type of fresh mozzarella and cut into bite-sized pieces)
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup chopped fresh herbs (measure after chopping)
(I used mostly basil with just a few tablespoons of chopped oregano)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
1/2 tsp. fresh red pepper flakes (more of less to taste)
Wash herbs, spin dry in salad spinner or blot dry with paper towels, then finely chop enough fresh herbs to make 1/2 cup. Mix chopped herbs with olive oil and red pepper flakes, and season with a generous amount of salt and fresh ground black pepperl
Put mozzarella pieces into a plastic or glass container with a tight-fitting lid, add olive oil mixture, and stir to combine. Put lid on container and marinate mozzarella at room temperature for 30-60 minutes, turning container over a few times so the mozzarella stays covered with the olive oil-herb mixture. Serve at room temperature.
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Summer Tomato Salad with Goat Cheese, Basil Vinaigrette, and Fresh Herbs from Kalyn's Kitchen
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Sauteed Zucchini with Spinach and Basil Pesto from Kalyn's Kitchen
Tomato, Mozzarella, and Basil Panini from Panini Happy
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Full SubmissionFive projects and 20 proposals to change the model with RIO+20
Extract from the orientation document of the fifth edition of the Mont Blanc Meetings
The International Forum for Social Economy, known as the Mont Blanc Meetings developed an orientation document, the final version of which will be sent to all the Heads of State taking part in the Rio 2012 summit on sustainable development. Then it will be distributed internationally so as to contribute to the positioning of the Social Economy as a major, vital player in the changes underway in globalisation.
The purpose of the various families of the social and solidarity economy (SSE) go well beyond the economic field. Since its origins, it has strived for a fairer, more democratic, more ecological society with more solidarity.
It cannot be separated from its economic purpose (associating for entrepreneurship), from its social purpose (justice and democracy), and the- refore it is not possible to reduce its role, its weight and its contribution to economic indicators of wealth alone, to the number of companies it has created and to the number of jobs created (more than 10 % of world GDP). In short, its economic weight is far from sufficing to define it. The SSE is a stakeholder in the construction of a credible alternative to the dominant economy, on the condition that there is not an underestimation of its social and ecological role and the impact of its project, its ethic, its governance, its achie- vements and its influence on other players in the economic world (public enterprises or enterprises in the market sector).
Without changing the dominant economic model, it can contribute to going beyond it and influence the economy as a whole by showing through its practices, values and policies, its ability to handle the challenges of sustainable development, i.e. economically viable, socially equitable and ecologically sustainable development.
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Happy Birthday, Meditrina! Two years ago, Jen Gilroy and Amy Britt dared to open a little wine and tapas bar in an out-of-the-way location—a couple of virtual unknowns opening an unheard-of concept in a hard-to-find place in the middle of a recession, sounds like a good business plan, right? When most new restaurants don't even last a year? But here's Meditrina, two years later, recognized, popular, award-winning, that's a lot to celebrate and you can join in the toasting tonight from 6-9 pm. $10 gets you in for hors d'oeuvres, jazz and blues music and a cash bar. Call 801-485-2055.
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Chef Nathan Powers continues his Snowstorm Specials at Bambara and, when the weather is obliging, everyone wants to please Chef. Through November 12, a dollar from each Snowstorm Special menu item will be donated to the Utah Avalanche Center.
Great news from The Paris Bistro: now that Eric deBonis' all-Italian restaurant, Sea Salt, is up and running, he has introduced an all-French menu at the Paris. I can't wait to try it, and to see what the kitchen can do when it focuses on true French food.
The brilliant (I think!) Michael Showers has introduced his winter menu at Goldener Hirsch. Continuing his successful blending of Old World alpen-style with Utah's own snow sensibilities and appetite, he's come up with dishes like Utah red trout rillete with marcona almonds, Drake Farms goat cheese truffles with piperade and grilled bread, pilsner-battered chanterelles, Provo Girl pilsner & promontory cheddar bisque with elk bratwurst & rye crouton...you get the idea. Goldener Hirsch has become a must-visit if you're serious about food. And charm. the old-fashioned kind.
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A Sonoma County, Calif. goat farm is about as far away as one can be from the fast-paced glitzy Los Angeles life former film and advertising producer Laura Howard used to live. In fact, it's the epitome of "slow," a word that's come to mean a lot to Howard, who founded Laloo's goat milk ice cream at age 35 with no ice cream experience, and her husband, multimedia artist Douglas Gayeton, whose just-published book, "Slow: Life in a Tuscan Town" has become an instant best-seller. The couple, who met in Tuscany, have taken the slow food idea and made it a reality while building their businesses and raising a daughter, Tuilerie, now 3.
It wasn't a need to make a lot of money that drove Howard to start her own business, but a desire to live a more fulfilling, healthier life — not unlike the lives of the people whom she befriended in Tuscany. It also didn't hurt that she's been a lifelong ice cream junkie; as she says, "There's nothing that ice cream can't fix."
How hard was it to go from L.A. woman to Petaluma farmer?
Not as hard as people might think. I was a 4-H kid growing up. There's something about slowing down and being outside everyday. It's harder being in your car and under fluorescent lights.
You started Laloo's at age 35 with no experience in ice cream or owning your own business, just a passion and a desire to change your life. What has surprised you about becoming an entrepreneur?
Just how much freedom there is. Having to find a way to manage everything was pretty thrilling at times, and challenging. You get to put as much time into one area as you think is right. And, you learn just how long a day can be.
Not too long after you started Laloo's you became a mother. In what ways has that changed you?
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Published: Monday, November 19, 2012 at 11:14 a.m.
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A 49-year-old Lexington man has been charged with multiple counts of rape and indecent liberties with a minor.
Kermit Gray Craver Jr., of 229 West Grove Road, is accused of taking part in multiple sexual acts with a 15-year-old girl from Aug. 1, 2011, to June 1.
Craver was charged with four counts of statutory rape/sex offense with the defendant greater than or equal to 6 years and two counts of indecent liberties with a minor.
He has a first appearance court date scheduled for Dec. 17 and is being held at the Davidson County Detention Center under a $300,000 secured bond.
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Published: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 2:27 p.m.
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Brunswick County | A special hearing to consider BB&T Corp.'s foreclosure motion accusing developer Mark Saunders and companies owned by him of defaulting on loans of about $4.5 million has been postponed, according to the Brusnwick County clerk of courts office.
The proceeding, which was set for Wednesday, has been rescheduled for Aug. 13 in the clerk of courts office. The hearing is not open to the public.
In the foreclosure, the bank is seeking 11 tracts containing multiple lots. They include properties associated with the Hammock Breeze subdivision in Oak Island as well as two tracts in Holden Beach and Shallotte. The Hammock Breeze property includes a beach club site promised to Seawatch at Sunset Harbor property buyers.
The document says the loans date back to 1997 and expired in March.
The Coastal Companies attorney Elaine Jordan has said the two sides were working toward a possible resolution when the bank flip-flopped. In court documents, The Coastal Companies said it had been making its monthly loan payment, but BB&T's claim says payments were not in the full amount.
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Sometimes the strangest holiday candies are released. Most make sense like the mint flavors I'm seeing everywhere; Mint Truffle Kisses, Hershey's Bliss Creme de Menthe, Hershey's Mint Miniatures, and the Mint M&Ms, just to name a few. Then I spot these two oddities: Holiday Edition Sugar Babies and Inside Out Junior Mints. I was perplexed right away, but since I hadn't tried them, and are a fan of the originals, I picked them up.
From the outside of the box, the Holiday Sugar Babies don't seem to be very different. The selling point is that they're covered in a "candy shell" in holiday colors: white, red and green.
They look terrible. They're matte and flat looking. Nothing about them feels inviting or attractive. Which leads me to ask, why color them to begin with? If you were going to put the in a bowl for guests or anything, so you can "see" them in there festive colors, why not make them look…nice.
The candy shell is indeed a shell as opposed to a soft, colored coating as I suspected. It actually cracks when I bite down and it softens from there, turning into a regular Sugar Baby. The taste is the same: intensely creamy, burnt caramel flavors with a sticky, grainy chewy texture. I don't see a point to getting these over the regular ones…unless you have a thing for food coloring.
The Inside Out Junior Mints I was excited about. They've been a limited edition candy for years, yet I haven't seen them until now. I did see the new edition of Junior Mints Peppermint Crunch that were released last year and I reviewed for CandyAddict.
These have white outside and a chocolate interior, just the opposite from the originals. Reading the description on the back where it calls the outside a "white topping", I knew something was amiss. Uh oh. Mockolate.
The exterior is slightly hard and it "cracks" a little when you bite into it. The intense minty flavor we associate with Junior Mints is there, but it's hard to say exactly where it's coming from. I just sucked on one for a bit and I got no mint from the exterior. So my guess is the center is doing double duty here. Other than the appearance, I don't really see the draw of these. Nothing says to me that these are any improvement or especially unique, so I don't get the point.
Both these candies don't do anything to improve or tweak the original enough for me to justify buying them. I just had to satisfy my curiosity. Learn from me and stick with the originals.
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Jamestown, N.D. – The Black Hills State University volleyball team fell to Jamestown College in the Semi-final round of the Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC) tournament 3-0 by scores of 25-12, 25-8 and 25-22.
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Manziel also broke Cam Newton's SEC record for all-purpose yards. Kid is a freak.
Crazy thing is Mack Brown recruited him as a safety ....with their QB problems.
Add him to RGIII that Mack Brown failed miserably on.
Bittersweet...love seeing Misery stench up the joint but cringe to think how cocky the Mason Jars are after knocking off Alabama and doing pretty well in the SEC this season.
Looks like mizzou's goose is cooked and served on a platter. These SEC teams like aTm can be really rough to play on national TV when the player is going for the Heisman.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Safe to say thus far that A&M made a good choice hiring Sumlin. Also, Kliff Kingsbury will make a good head coach some day.
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Safe to say thus far that A&M made a good choice hiring Sumlin. Also, Kliff Kingsbury will make a good head coach some day.
Agreed, A&M is looking like roses so far with their hires. If Sumlin can keep this up A&M will be pretty darn good in the SEC. Drinkle and crew at Misery be prepared to get your **** punched in week in and week out forever. Screw you Misery.
The Mizzou fans are blaming their failures this year on how hard the SEC is...
...while getting blown out by a team filled with Big 12 recruits
Misery fans are stoopid
Pretty funny for Pinkel's last game....
Pinkel might be the coach at Auburn.
Good times on Hawkeyenation.com after the 2010 Wisconsin Game!
Making a come back....
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BUFFALO, N.Y. — Even as the Canisius offense starved through a bleak opening to its 2012-13 season — a meager 25 goals in its first 14 games and five shutout losses before the end of December — there was always at least one bright spot: junior goaltender Tony Capobianco.
Capobianco allowed a total of six goals in three early-season losses to top-ranked Minnesota and sixth-ranked Western Michigan. He allowed eight goals against Atlantic Hockey opponents over a 4-1-1 stretch from Nov. 10 to Dec. 1 that buoyed a young and shaky Golden Griffins squad. He's anchored a Canisius defense that has been nationally ranked in the top 10 for much of the season and a penalty kill that leads the conference.
Capobianco shined again on Thursday night, earning his second shutout in three games and outdueling ace Niagara netminder Carson Chubak as the Griffs earned a crucial AHA victory over the archrival Purple Eagles, 2-0, at the Buffalo State Ice Arena.
Capobianco made 35 saves in the victory, holding fast as Canisius was outshot 25-6 by 15th-ranked Niagara over the final two periods. He now has 10 wins on the season as well as a 2.11 goals-against average and a .928 save percentage against conference opponents.
"The 'D' did a good job boxing out [and] guys were playing hard in front of me," Capobianco said. "A couple big blocked shots where I didn't see the puck helped a lot and if there was a rebound there, they just got it away."
"I go back — it's been two months now since I really challenged Capo to go from good to great," Griffs' coach Dave Smith said. "And sometimes, those [big] saves are at 0-0, sometimes they're when we're up 1-0, and he made them all today, and he's played that way all year. Hopefully, he continues to do it."
Canisius came out of the gate with gusto, labeling 16 first-period shots on Chubak. The Hobey Baker candidate, who ranks among the nation's top 10 goaltenders in goals-against average, winning percentage and save percentage and also leads Division I hockey with five shutouts, stood firm until the second period when Griffs winger Ryan Bohrer whipped a rising shot from the right circle through traffic that beat Chubak at 15:14 of the middle stanza.
Bohrer's tally, scored with Niagara forward Hugo Turcotte in the penalty box, gave Canisius its fifth consecutive game with a power-play goal.
"The Niagara guy came out pretty hard on [Griffs' defenseman] Chris Rumble at the point and I was over in the slot," Bohrer said. "He just passed it over and I knew there were some guys in front, so I just shot far side and it went in. I didn't even see it at first."
The Bohrer goal also came after the Griffs killed three consecutive second-period penalties, including a 1:19 five-on-three power play delivered to the Eagles after Bohrer and Rumble were tagged with hooking calls at 4:02 and 4:43 of the second period, respectively.
"That's [Niagara's] speed," Smith noted. "It puts you on the defensive a little bit, but we had to battle — we had to battle hard."
The Eagles finished 0-for-7 on the power play in the game.
Sophomore winger Cody Freeman knocked home an empty-netter with 51 seconds remaining in the third period to ice the win.
Niagara had entered the game flying high, posting a 16-1-2 record in AHA play prior to Thursday night. Last weekend, the Purple Eagles rolled over a high-scoring Bentley squad in a pair of weekend wins. Forwards Marc Zanette and Patrick Divjak had collected a combined 18 points in the previous seven games.
The Griffs' trio of Mitch McCrank, Preston Shupe and Tyler Wiseman did well to keep Zanette, Divjak and linemate Ryan Murphy — responsible for 61 points between the three of them this season — off the score sheet.
"Mitch McCrank has an elite hockey IQ, Preston is excellent defensively and Tyler's got a lot of quickness, so we liked that matchup," Smith said. "When it was natural, we tried to take that."
Capobianco did the rest, stoning winger Ryan Rashid with a glove save at 12:17 of the second period when the big forward suddenly popped free behind the Canisius defense, shutting down Turcotte on a shorthanded breakaway at 15:10 of the third period and holding a hard shot from defenseman Kevin Ryan with 2:08 left in the game.
"I think our guys were just staying with them, skating with them, getting good body positioning," Capobianco said. "Our guys weren't letting them get in the zone too much. For the most part, we were just taking it to them in the third period."
Despite the fact the Eagles, whose 34 points still have them positioned nine points ahead of second-place AHA contender Mercyhurst and the seven-point mess that separates nine teams (including Canisius, wedged in a three-way tie for third place with Air Force and Holy Cross) from second to 10th place, Niagara coach Dave Burkholder was downright glum after the loss.
"We didn't do anything well tonight," said Burkholder, whose lineup was missing injured star Giancarlo Iurio for the ninth consecutive game. "Special teams was the difference in the game. They kept giving us power plays and we didn't capitalize. We were passive. I don't know — something about this rink, we don't have our legs. No passion."
Burkholder's Eagles will not have to wait long for revenge. The Western New York neighbors will shift their battleground from Buffalo's west side to Lewiston, N.Y., on Saturday when the teams face off again at Dwyer Arena on the Niagara campus.
Burkholder will be anxious for a better result.
"We weren't gritty enough, we weren't tough on pucks and we spent zero time at the top of the crease, which you have to do to score goals," he said. "We've lost two of 20 games, so I should be a little more positive, but that's a really bad effort."
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Upcoming Big Al Open Stands As Home Highlight For Swimming & Diving Season
One of the biggest early-season collegiate swimming & diving meets will take place this weekend, as seven schools will meet at DeNunzio Pool Friday for the three-day Big Al Open.
In the rare season when neither the H-Y-P weekend nor either Ivy League championship weekend will take place in Princeton, the 2013 Big Al Open will be the highlight of the home schedule for the reigning Ivy champion Tiger men's and women's swimming and diving teams.
The competition will take place over three days, with both a preliminary session and a finals session taking place Friday through Sunday. Over the first two days, prelims will be held at 11 and finals will be at 6; on Sunday, prelims will be at 10 and finals at 5. A complete schedule can be found below.
You can watch all six sessions of the meet through the Ivy League Digital Network (see link above). You can also follow the results live using the link at the top of this release, or you can follow on your phone through Meet Mobile.
On the women's side, Princeton will take on Brown, Dartmouth, Rider, Yale and Villanova; the men will take on Brown, Columbia, Dartmouth, Rider and Villanova.
For both, the weekend will also serve as the regular season dual meet between Princeton and Brown, as well as between Princeton and Dartmouth.
While the Ivy League title won't be determined for more than two months, several expected key competitors in both championship weekends will test themselves against top Ivy rivals during the Big Al Open.
(Check back Thursday for TigerCast interviews with Beverly Nguyen and Daniel Hasler)
Princeton is led by All-America senior Lisa Boyce, a seven-time individual Ivy League champion and a two-time High Point Scorer of the Meet. Boyce has won the 50 free, 100 free and 100 back each of the last two years, and she earned All-America honors in the 100 free at the 2013 NCAA Championships.
After powering Princeton to an Ivy League title last season, the versatile Class of 2016 has impressed early this season. Sada Stewart and Nikki Larson were among the individual winners at the season-opening Princeton Open, while freshmen Olivia Chan (100, 200 breast) and Caitlin Chambers (1- and 3-meter diving) were both multiple-event winners in their Orange and Black debuts.
Brown returns a trio of Top 5 finishers at the Ivy Championships, including senior Briana Borgolini, who earned a runner-up finish in the 200 breast. Katie Dillione was in the top four in both the 100 and 200 free, while Reia Tong took fourth in the 50 free.
Dartmouth's Katy Feng will challenge Princeton's deep diving contingent; Feng comes in as the reigning Ivy League champion in the 3-meter event. Kendese Nangle was a three-time Ivy finalist last year, and she finished as high as fifth (200 back).
Yale brings arguably the league's most dominant 1-2 punch in the distance events. Sophomore Eva Fabian is the reigning Ivy champion in both the 1000 and the mile, while Casey Lincoln took third last year in both events.
Similar to the women's side, the Princeton Class of 2016 was instrumental in Princeton winning a fifth straight Ivy League title last year, and several members of the entire squad will be looking for big performances this weekend against some of the Ivy's best swimmers.
Princeton returns Ivy champions in juniors Connor Maher (200 back), Michael Strand (100 back) and Harrison Wagner (50 free). Both Maher and Strand will meet up with the Ivy finalist from last season; Dartmouth's James Verhagen took second in both back events during the 2013 Championships.
Sophomore Teo D'Alessandro was the runner-up in the 200 IM at the Ivy League championships and one of the team's top performers throughout the season. He will look to upset Dartmouth senior Nejc Zupan, the reigning Ivy champion in the 200 IM, 400 IM and 200 breast.
Another 1-2 duo that will meet this weekend will be in the fly events. Brown's Tommy Glenn is the defending champion in both the 100 and 200, while Columbia's David Jakl was the runner-up both times. Fellow Columbia swimmer Dominik Koll will also be looking to move one step up the podium at Ivies later this season; he was the runner-up in both the 200 and 500 free.
Two of the league's premier divers graduated last season, including Princeton's Stevie Vines, and a handful of competitors will look to make early statements. Michael Manhard already broke the Tigers' 1-meter record at the Princeton Open, while Brown's Brett Gillis was a Top-4 finisher in the 1-meter event last year.
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The Initiative for Rural Emergency Medical Services (IREMS) Training supports Emergency Medical Service (EMS) agencies, related health care institutions and communities served by EMS through education and outreach efforts.
At the heart of IREMS is education for emergency pre-hospital care providers - First Responder, Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Advanced EMT (AEMT), EMS Management and EMS Instructor programs. Refresher training is provided at the local, state and regional levels.
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PDN Video Pick: Winter In Hell
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Enrique Pacheco's short film "Winter In Hell" (not a reference to the regular severe weather warnings afflicting areas of the United States this season), was created from footage shot in Iceland over the course of a year. It tells the story of a peaceful arctic winter interrupted by the explosion of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano.
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I don't know if the IT crew mess with the servers on sundays or not, but every week wi-fi on my electronics go into dial-up mode. It took over five minutes to load this page to create this thread.
But this happens every goddamn sunday. I don't have an MP3 player so all my music comes through Youtube and it won't load. Can't do homework because the java-bloated websites will take forever to load. I can't even browse an image-based site in-between load times because those won't load either without a nostalgic line-by-line loading basis.
I hate my school's (mainly my dorm's) wi-fi. I really do. And I can't use an ethernet cord either. -_-' I could go to the library or union to do the internet there, but that's too far away.
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Wilmington Police and the Public Works Department Removed Sneakers from Several Power Lines And Donated the Sneakers to Salvation Army
Posted on 03/21/2013 12:32 pm
On March 20, 2013, Officers from the Wilmington Police Department and the Public Works Department worked together to remove sneakers from the power lines in various neighborhoods.
Corporal Paul Simonds and Corporal Andrew Conine, along with George Johnson, Sam Baise and Greg Parker of the Public Works Department went to various streets in high drug or high crime areas and took down pairs of sneakers, boots and baby shoes from the power lines.
Typically, sneakers on power lines signify the location is an area where drugs can be purchased.
They cleared the power lines on 34th & Tatnall Streets; the 2900 block of Bowers Street; Unit Block (0-99) East 25th Street; 800 block of Kirkwood Street; 800 block of Bennett Street; the intersection of 9th and Pine Street; and the intersection of 5th and Montgomery Street.
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One of the silliest copyright-related bills I have ever heard of.
If passed, the bill will make it illegal to stream any content without the permission of the owner including, but not limited to, video games, music concerts, radio broadcasts, movies, and so forth. Anyone caught doing so will either suffer 5 years prison, a $2,500 fine, or both. Plus a nice felony charge on their record.
It's like the government WANTS to spend needless money taking care of prisoners just to make a few artists happy. Not to mention all the Youtubers who rely on streams for their income being out of work, and the hypocrisy of the whole thing from the government's side. I'm there's probably some better bills pigeonheld somewhere for the feds to spend money on instead of S.978.
Seriously, government. Stop it with the ridiculousness.
You just gained back some respect points from me for stopping CA's bill about making violent video games a crime, don't start losing my respect the very next week. D'oh. >_<


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Syrians are flooding into neighboring Jordan at the rate of more than 1,000 per night, seeking refuge from a brutal civil war. Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) has taken steps to supplement its material aid (food, diapers, blankets, school kits, hygiene kits, etc.) with trainings aimed at easing growing tensions, understanding the impact of trauma, and ...More


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Police say man justified in shooting in Thomasville
Published: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 1:22 p.m.
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The man who officers with the Thomasville Police Department say shot and killed a man did so in self-defense, the department said in a Thursday afternoon news release.
At 10:38 p.m. Jan. 19, Thomasville Police responded to 211 Pine St. in reference to a subject being shot. They arrived on the scene and found one male who was deceased from a gunshot wound.
The victim was identified as 38-year-old David Rayvon Braswell.
According to the news release, the investigation revealed Braswell was physically assaulting his girlfriend when her father, Clifton Gregory Dennis, 56, of 211 Pine St., shot Braswell with a .22 rifle. Thomasville detectives, in cooperation with the Davidson County District Attorney's Office, have concluded that the actions taken by Dennis were justified as self-defense or the defense of others.
That means no charges will be filed in this case for the shooting, the news release stated.
However, Dennis was charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon on Jan. 20. He received a $50,000 secured bond and is incarcerated in the Davidson County Detention Center, the news release stated.
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By participating in Linux Foundation events and meeting with the Technical and Vendor Advisory Boards, the End User Council promotes understanding of how Linux is used and will be used in many of the world's most demanding environments.
The organized collaboration among these three constituents aggregate and streamline communication of key issues facing the platform now and in the future, strengthening Linux for all.
The End User Council is led by Mr. Vinod Kutty, Associate Director at CME Group.
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The master plan vision for Convida Suape, a new city in North Eastern Brazil, designed by global architecture, urbanism and design practice Broadway Malyan. Convida Suape is a sustainable urban extension of the city of Cabo de Santo Agostinho near Recife, the capital city of the State of Pernambuco, and will result in the transformation of a 470 hectare area to accommodate up to 100,000 inhabitants.
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Man of Steel - Trailer
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Christopher Nolan has heaped praise on fellow director Zack Snyder after he wrapped shooting on Man of Steel, calling the filmmaker's Superman blockbuster far more challenging than his own Batman franchise.
Nolan, who concluded his Batman trilogy in 2012 with The Dark Knight Rises, is a producer on Snyder's upcoming Superman movie, which stars Henry Cavill as the comic book icon and his geeky alter ego, Clark Kent.
I try to be as supportive as I can, and I'm just amazed by what he is doing. It's not something I would know how to do.
He tells The Hollywood Reporter he is convinced Snyder faced a much tougher task creating his superhero universe as more special effects are required in the post-production process, but he assures fans they will love the finished product when it hits theatres next summer.
Christopher Nolan on the set of The Dark Knight Rises.
"Zack was the perfect man to take this on," Nolan says.
"He is unbelievably skilled at creating a coherent, cohesive world - whether it's a very stylised world, like (2006 action movie) 300, or something that's more challenging, more varied, like he did with Watchmen.
"In my honest appraisal, taking on Superman and creating that world is far more difficult than creating the world of the Dark Knight. He has a lot of finishing to do on the movie - it has a very long post-production schedule because, unlike Batman, Superman flies.
"I actually feel guilty talking about it because I'm sitting here having nothing to do to it. I try to be as supportive as I can, and I'm just amazed by what he is doing. It's not something I would know how to do."
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Now that blistering hot temperatures are on their way, the YMCA wants to get the word out that physical activity and edification should be the emphasis of every child's months-long summer vacation.
On April 28, the YMCA of Northern Utah is holding an event in Park City as part of the nationwide Healthy Kids Day. This national initiative aims to get dormant children out of the house during those crucial summer months, which can be plagued by chronic, education-less inactivity.
Not only does vegging out affect a child's physical health, it can also adversely affect his or her academic skill. We can all vouch for that—the feeling of coming back to school in September and not knowing the most basic math equations from the last year.
Healthy Kids Day is fighting to stop that. The event, being held this coming Saturday, will take place at Jeremy Ranch Elementary School (3050 Rasmussen Road, Park City) from 1 to 4 p.m.
With the entire family invited, the YMCA will have activities like a fun run, cooking demonstrations, scavenger hunts, and the like. To get more info about the event, visit ymcautah.org/events/healthy-kids-day-2012.


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1 San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Museums and art
151 3rd St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94103
San Francisco's premier showcase for modern art is housed in a delightful building (1995, Mario Botta) that seems to gaze benignly out over Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Together these insitutions form the creative heart of the district. Botta's d..
2 Alcatraz
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Pier 33, Alcatraz Landing USA - San Francisco, CA 94133
So close, and yet so far. Prisoners at Alcatraz, the federal maximum-security penitentiary known as the Rock, had a tantalizing view of San Francisco, but the mile-and-a-half span between the two landmasses was virtually unbridgeable. Escapees drowne..
3 Asian Art Museum
Museums and art
200 Larkin St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94102
Housed since 2003 in the old Main Library-which was significantly revamped for its new tenant-the Asian Art Museum owns what is today considered to be the finest collection of Asian art in the nation. With particular strengths in Chinese art, includi..
4 Coit Tower
Architecture, castles and historic districts
1 Telegraph Hill Blvd. USA - San Francisco, CA 94133
Towering 180ft above a 32ft rectangular base, this fluted, con-crete column (1934, Arthur Brown, Jr.)-which, despite persistent local lore, was not designed to resemble a firehose nozzle-ranks today among the city's best-known landmarks both for its ..
5 Golden Gate Bridge
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Lincoln Blvd. And US-101 USA - San Francisco, CA 94129
Stretching across the narrow strait of the Golden Gate above the swirling union of the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, this elegant Art Deco suspension bridge remains one of San Francisco's most beloved symbols. Yet it elicited passionate emotio..
6 Lombard Street
Architecture, castles and historic districts
USA - San Francisco, CA 94133
Among San Francisco's most photographed tourist attractions, the 1000 block of Lombard Street boasts eight switchbacks in its one-block descent from Hyde to Leavenworth. The block's natural 27 percent grade was gentled to 16 percent in 1922, when cob..
7 Muir Woods National Monument
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USA - San Francisco, CA
This 560-acre plot of coast redwoods is one of the last virgin redwood forests in the Bay Area. Muir Woods became a national monument in 1908 after Congressman William Kent donated land to the US government, insisting the park be named for conservati..
8 San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum
Nature and gardens
Entrée au sud du Japanese Tea Garden USA - San Francisco, CA
This garden has 70 acres of rolling terrain with 6,000 species of plants from all over the world, arranged according to region of origin. Housed in Golden Gate Park, it was started with WPA funds supplemented by local donations in 1937. New projects ..
9 San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum
Nature and gardens
9th Avenue at Lincoln Way USA - San Francisco, CA 94122
Covering 70 acres of rolling terrain, this outstanding botanical collection comprises 6,000 species of plants from all over the world. Arranged around a large, central lawn, its varied gardens shelter secluded benches and gentle pathways that invite ..
10 San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center
Architecture, castles and historic districts
401 Van Ness Ave. USA - San Francisco, CA 94102
Flanking a formal courtyard, these twin structures erected in memory of San Francisco's war dead served for decades as the city's center for the performing arts. The 1932 War Memorial Opera House (301 Van Ness Ave.) was the first city-owned opera hou..
11 Palace of Fine Arts
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Accès direct de Downtown par la ligne de bus 30. 3001 Lyon St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94123
Ranking among San Francisco's best-known landmarks, this grand rotunda and peristyle were replicated from structures designed by renowned architect Bernard Maybeck to house art exhibits for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The origin..
12 Russ Building
Architecture, castles and historic districts
235 Montgomery St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94104
Built in 1927, this 31-story Gothic Revival landmark (George Kelham) was the tallest tower west of Chicago for 30 years. Filling an entire block of Montgomery Street, it is still a prime business address. A two-story give archway entrance leads to a ..
13 Conservatory of Flowers
Nature and gardens
100 John F. Kennedy Dr USA - San Francisco, CA 94117
This ornate Victorian glass palace shelters more than 20,000 rare and exotic plants under an octagonal central dome and two flanking wings. Golden Gate Park's oldest structure, the lacy white wood-frame building was prefabricated in Dublin, Ireland, ..
14 de Young Museum
Architecture, castles and historic districts
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr., à l'angle de John F. Kennedy Dr. USA - San-Francisco, CA 94118
A total of 950,000 pounds of copper was used to sheath the building and over the course of the next decade it will fade from bright copper to cinammon, then to a rich green that will blend in with the surrounding trees. The interior is centered on a ..
15 Exploratorium
Museums and art
3601 Lyon St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94123
Located in the cavernous, semicircular structure behind the Palace of Fine Arts rotunda (plans are afoot, however, to move to a larger space on the Embarcadero in coming years), this innovative museum of science, art and human perception has served a..
16 Fisherman's Wharf
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Jefferson St. between Grant & Hyde Sts. USA - San Francisco, CA 94133
San Francisco's vibrant and colorful maritime legacy survives in this bustling and extremely popular district on the northeastern tip of the peninsula. A carnival atmosphere prevails on the rowdier east end of the wharf, especially at the Pier 39 Fes..
17 Swedenborgian Church
Religious buildings
2107 Lyon St. at Washington St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94115
This small, lovingly crafted wood-and-brick chapel, officially named the Church of the New Jerusalem, is better known as the Swedenborgian Church after Swedish scientist, philosopher and religious writer Emanuel Swedenborg, whose doctrines inspire th..
18 345 California Street Building
Architecture, castles and historic districts
345 California St. USA - San Francisco, CA 94104
Two angular towers linked by a glass-enclosed "sky bridge" cap this futuristic skyscraper (1987, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill). The building incorporated the facades of earlier historic structures, including the J. Harold Dollar Building (192..
19 555 California Street Building
Architecture, castles and historic districts
555 California Street USA - San Francisco, CA 94104
The city's largest building, this 52-story, dark-red behemoth (1971, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill) competes with the Transamerica Pyramid for dominance of the skyline. The building contains 2 million square feet of office space. Its distinctive color c..
20 The Presidio
Architecture, castles and historic districts
USA - San Francisco, CA 94129
For more than two centuries, the Presidio's privileged setting on 1,480 acres overlooking the Golden Gate earned it a reputation as the most beautiful military installation in North America. Residents and visitors are drawn to the lushly forested exp..


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ZF-6309: Zend_Cache_Backend_File : Change "private" methods to "protected"
Methods in {{Zend_Cache_Backend_File}} are either {{public}} or {{private}}. Using {{protected}} instead of {{private}} would allow ZF users to augment {{Zend_Cache_Backend_File}} without modifying the original code.
Behold the horror we had to do :
if (!class_exists('Zend_Cache_Backend_File_X')) { $path = 'Zend/Cache/Backend/File.php'; $data = file_get_contents($path); $data = str_replace('Zend_Cache_Backend_File', 'Zend_Cache_Backend_File_X', $data); $data = str_replace('private', 'protected', $data); eval(substr($data, 5)); // Remove PHP tag }
Please save us from ourselves!
Absolutely agree, am running into the the same issue on the backend file cache and was going to just copy the backend_file code, rename it, change private to protected and then extend it. Messy!
just fixed into SVN trunk
Thanks - I wanted this too!


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