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A man was shot to death and his wife was injured from a gunshot Friday morning after a disturbance erupted at their Orange City residence, police said.
Cmdr. Jason Sampsell said officers were called to a mobile home at 369 Trafford Ave. just before 10 a.m. for a disturbance.
Kenneth Peppenelli, 58, suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head, and Christine Peppenelli, 42, suffered a non life-threatening gunshot wound to her left side, Sampsell said.
Sampsell said it appears the fracas was between the husband and wife.
He would not comment on whether the couple shot at each other, but said police are not looking for a third individual. He also said officers recovered the gun used in the shooting and found a couple other guns inside the residence.
Sampsell said the motive and who shot whom are still under investigation.
He said Christine Peppenelli, who works in the city's finance department as a utilities billing customer service clerk, was going into surgery Friday afternoon at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial.
Sampsell said police will have a better idea of what occurred after Kenneth Peppenelli's autopsy, which will likely be performed Monday.
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Kristian Anderson, wife and son Soren, traded Seattle wet for Utah dry.
Kristian Anderson, the new executive director of Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, recently had a conversation with his 3-year-old that gave him unexpected insight into the purpose of an art museum. His son, Soren, said, "Dad, I love you."
"I asked him, 'What does that mean?'"
Soren thought a moment: "I'll share my fish crackers with you."
"I thought, huh. That's what love means to a 3-and-a-half-year-old," Anderson recalls.
"I want to have that kind of conversation about art," he says. "How do we take the complexity of human emotions and being part of a community and express it? Art is an incredible vehicle to do that in a very unique and vibrant way."
Since February, Anderson has been applying that approach to leading UMOCA. "The last five years have had their share of fiscal challenges," says Anderson, who had been director of the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries in Seattle and before that, an instructor at University of Washington and director of the Jacob Lawrence Gallery. "It's a reality of an exceptionally large recession."
Anderson's immediate goals are straightforward—increase staffing and expand the donor base. "We need to find a director of fundraising and fill the senior curator position. You need money to do that."
As for his philosophy of contemporary art—which will be key in hiring a new curator—Anderson describes himself as "more a populist than an elitist."
"I don't see myself as 'selling' contemporary art to the community," he says. "I see it as teaching why this stuff is important—what it can do. That lends itself to a populist approach."
That "Why art?" question leads back to Anderson's conversation with Soren.
"Contemporary art is a conversation about what it means to be a modern being and that is invaluable to a community."
That doesn't mean dumbing down: "There has to be steak, meat, to what you are doing. There has to be some sort of intellectual rigor. Contemporary art doesn't have to be exclusive or ironic or depressing. But of course, good contemporary art can also be any of those things."
UMOCA also will continue, through artist residencies and exhibitions, to support Utah artists. "We want to help them succeed and move on to national and international platforms," Anderson says. "We need to bring national and international artists here to help that dialog and growth. The best work is not created in a vacuum."
Still, UMOCA's success depends on connecting with its community, he says. "Museums do themselves a disservice when they get huffy—'Why of course you should support us, we're a museum! If you don't, you're uncultured.' That doesn't fly for me."
Anderson is going to try another approach: "You need to make a case as to why the institution really means something by going out and showing what art does and what UMOCA can do."
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Through drawings, sketches, posters, artist books and short films, Echo Cave explores Utah native Harris' filmmaking (Rubin & Ed, The Beaver Trilogy) and his painting and collage work. Harris blurs the boundaries between reality, fiction, absurdity and the bizarre. Through April 26
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- Introduction
- Resources for Support
- Reporting a Sexual Offense
- KSC Sexual Assault Survivor Services
- How to Help as a Friend or Bystander
- College Conduct Process
- Sexual Assault FAQ's
Keene State College is committed to creating and maintaining a community in which students, faculty, and staff can work together in an environment free of all forms of harassment, exploitation, violence, and intimidation.
Forcing or coercing someone to have sexual intercourse or engage in other sexual contact, or the threat of such contact, is a violation of an individual's physical and emotional integrity and is unlawful. Keene State College's Code of Conduct expressly prohibits, rape, sexual harassment, sexual assault, and sexual conduct that occurs without the consent of the individual and/or when the individual is unable to give consent.
Sexual Misconduct Policy Definitions
The following are definitions for this college policy and may differ from legal definitions. Sexual offenses may occur along a continuum that includes verbal statements which create a hostile environment through physical acts such as unwanted and/or forced sexual contact. It is impossible for a policy to depict all circumstances of sexual offenses. Thus, a sexual offense at Keene State College includes, but is not limited to, the following:
Coercion- to compel someone into an act by force or threat including intimidation; may include other methods intended to persuade a person into compliance (plying with alcohol or other drugs, threatening one's reputation, etc.)
Confidential - a communication made between parties who stand in a confidential relation to each other, and therefore privileged in law such as medical staff and counselors.
Consent- voluntary agreement; (should be expressed affirmation)
Incapacitated Sex - sexual contact that occurs when one or both parties are unable to act or respond coherently due to intoxication, illness, physical or mental limitation or disability or any condition that inhibits a person's ability to actively and affirmatively consent to sexual contact.
Intimate Partner Sexual Assault - sexual assault that occurs within the context of a dating or other intimate relationship.
Rape- sexual intercourse with a person without her or his permission, either by force or threat of force or with someone who is unable to give consent. Sexual intercourse may be vaginal, anal, or oral, and may involve the use of a body part or an object. (NIH definition)
Sexual Assault - the intentional touching of the victim's sexual or intimate parts, including breasts and buttocks, and the intentional touching of the victim's clothing covering the immediate area of the victim's sexual or intimate parts. Sexual contact includes only that conduct which can be reasonably construed as being for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification.
Sexual Exploitation - use or utilization of a sexual nature of another person either for profit, to advance one's own position or power or in an effort to defame or otherwise embarrass another. Exploitation may take the form of slandering another's reputation regarding sexual activity whether actual or fabricated, recording in any form the sexual activity of another without their knowledge and consent, transmitting such recording of sexual activity via verbal, written or electronic format or any other manner without the knowledge and consent of the participants.
Sexual Harassment - sexual harassment may take the form of unwelcome sexual advances, graffiti, jokes, pranks, slurs, insults, threats, vandalism, assignment of unpleasant duties, or even physical assault which serves to interfere with a person's work or academic life.
Federal and state laws define harassing behavior as occurring when:
- Such contact has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual's work performance or creating a hostile or offensive working or academic environment;
- Submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for employment or academic decisions affecting that individual; or
- Submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual's employment or academic work.
Stalking - repeated unwanted attention that would create fear in a reasonable person where the intent is to force him/herself into the life/consciousness of the victim through harassing, threatening or frightening behavior(s).
Behaviors may include: phone calls; electronic communication such as texting, emails, social networking, etc.; letters and notes; surveillance; entering home/apartment; assault.
Resources for Support
Survivor Concerns
A survivor may experience many conflicting emotions in the aftermath of a sexual assault including shock, fear, anger, guilt, shame, or numbness. Each survivor's response is unique. Often students who have experienced a sexual assault find that their eating, sleeping, exercise, self-care or social patterns have changed, that they are isolating themselves from others, or that they are unable to concentrate on schoolwork. Whether someone chooses to report an assault or not, talking with a counselor or a trusted friend or family member can be very helpful.
Emergency Contacts
24 hours a day.
- Campus Safety: 603-358-2228
- Keene Police: 603-357-9813
- Cheshire Medical Center: 603-354-6600
- Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention: 1-888-511-6287
Campus Resources
Unless otherwise noted, available M-F, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
- Counseling Center: 603-358-2437
- Counselor-on-call: 603.358.2436
- Coordinator of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education: 603-358-2437
- Center for Health and Wellness: 603-358-2450
- Dean of Students Office: 603-358-2842
- Student Conduct Office: 603-358-2840
Community Resources
- Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention : 603-352-3782 , Mon-Fri 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
National Resources
- National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673
- National Sexual Assault Online Hotline (if link does not work, cut and paste the following link into your browser: https://ohl.rainn.org/online/)
Reporting a Sexual Offense
Any person who has been the victim of or witness to a sexual assault whether on or off campus can report directly to the Department of Campus Safety, a Residential Life staff member, any College official or the Keene Police Department. This does not obligate the reporting person to proceed any further with an investigation or criminal charges.
Any person identified as a Campus Security Authority* as defined by the Clery Act who receives information regarding a sexual assault is obligated to share that information with the Director of Campus Safety for the purposes of Clery Act reporting and compliance. This information can be shared without identifying the victim via a "Confidential Report of Sexual Assault" form available from Campus Safety and/or the Dean of Students Office. This does not obligate the reporting person to talk with Campus Safety or to proceed any further with a report or investigation. In most cases, students will be encouraged to talk with Campus Safety so they can be best advised on their options for proceeding with a college and/or police investigation.
*A Campus Security Authority is defined as an individual or organization to which student and employees should report criminal offenses or an official of an institution who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities, including but not limited to, student housing, student discipline and campus judicial proceedings. An official is defined as any person who has the authority and the duty to take action or respond to particular isses on behalf of the institution. (U.S. Department of Education, 2011)
The matrix below and the following section on Investigations of reports illustrates the most frequent offices to whom students report, what happens and with whom information is/isn't shared. Confusion is understandable when words such as "confidential" and "private" are not universally understood.
For the purposes of this policy, "confidential" means that the communication is legally privileged and that the individual the student is reporting to is not obligated to disclose the information to anyone else. Generally, this standard is enjoyed by health professionals including counselors, and legal counsel.
"Private" means that the information will be shared only with those individuals with a need to know and that all necessary precautions will be taken to protect the identity of the victim and/or reporting student.
Options for On Campus Reporting of Sexual Assault, Harassment or Other Sex Crimes
|What will happen?
|Counseling Center
|Center for Health & Wellness
|Campus Safety
|Res Life
|Disclosure of report to others
|Campus Safety Investigation
|Case specific
|Case specific
|Keene Police Investigation
|Case specific
|Case specific
|Limited Administrative Notice
|Anonymous Notification to Campus Community
|Case specific
|Case specific
|Medical Exam w/SANE Nurse (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner)
|Medical Services
Other Options for Reporting Sexual Assault
|What will happen?
|Monadnock Ctr for Violence Prevention
|Keene Police
|Campus Safety Investigation
|Case specific
|Keene Police Investigation
|Case specific
|Case specific
|Limited Administrative Notice
|Case specific
|Anonymous Alert to Students
|Case specific
|Medical Exam w/SANE Nurse (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner)
|Medical Services
Cost for medical and other expenses
When a victim reports a sexual assault and seeks treatment at the hospital, the cost for medical expenses, including the physical examination, will be paid by the State of New Hampshire Office of the Attorney General if the assault is reported to the police. Other expenses related to the assault may also be provided at no cost to the victim through the Victim's Compensation Program. Specific information on expenses is available through the Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention.
Making a report to Campus Safety
Students may file a report of sexual assault with Campus Safety at any time regardless of where or when the incident occurred. A report does not obligate a student to file charges either with the campus conduct office or with the relevant law enforcement agency. Campus Safety will provide a same-sex officer to take the report if desired by the reporting student. The reporting student may have one support person with them during any Campus Safety interviews or conversations.
Reports to Campus Safety of sexual assault (and other crimes and incidents) are noted in the daily log as required by federal law, however no personally identifiable information on the reporting individual is released. Campus Safety will also file an anonymous report of sexual assault with the Keene Police Department (or other department if the incident occurred in another jurisdiction).
In making the report, Campus Safety will:
- Encourage the student to go to the hospital emergency room or the Center for Health and Wellness for medical services and offer to transport and/or accompany the student.
- Provide resources to speak directly with the on-call counselor, an advocate from the Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention, or KSC's Sexual Assault Victim Assistance provider for support in understanding, evaluating, and choosing among the services described in this protocol.
- Inform the student of his/her rights and options including the options of filing charges through the student conduct system and Keene Police
Information shared with Campus Safety is shared with others only on a need to know basis. A campus alert (without identifying the reporting individual) may be issued in cases in which the incident presents a clear danger to the campus community. Any and all actions taken, including the possible release of a warning to the community, will be designed to protect the reporting individual's identity.
Investigations of reports
In most cases, the reporting individual has the option of deciding whether Campus Safety and/or the Keene Police will investigate the reported assault. An investigation of the incident by Campus Safety would include questioning of all parties involved and gathering property potentially associated with the assault. Campus Safety will make all efforts to maintain the reporting individual's anonymity during the investigation. The reporting individual's identity will not be revealed to the press, discussed in Campus Safety radio transmissions that might be monitored or discussed in any public area.
If a reporting individual chooses to pursue a full investigation, he or she will have the option of filing charges when it has been completed. If the individual pursues disciplinary action through the college, the results of the investigation will be released to the coordinator of student conduct, hearing board members, the reporting individual, and the accused individual in compliance with federal law.
If the reporting individual decides to pursue criminal charges the results of the investigation will be released to the appropriate law enforcement agency and County Attorney's Office (CAO). The appropriate proccecutor will determine whether the case will result in the bringing of criminal charges.
The health and safety of a reporting student is of primary concern. Campus Safety will refer the student to appropriate campus offices for support with the possible changes in living arrangement for safety reasons and help in managing academic demands.
KSC Sexual Assault Survivor Services
Keene State College recognizes that the experience of a sexual assault is a traumatic event and that the recovery process can be difficult. Decisions to seek medical care and/or to pursue charges criminally or institutionally are just two of the many challenges facing a victim/survivor.
Confidential support can be received through:
KSC Counseling Center
3rd Floor Elliot Center
Counselor On Call
Center for Health and Wellness
3rd Floor Elliot Center
Monadnock Center for Violence Prevention
24 hour emergency hotline 1-888-511-MCVP (6287)
*Survivor advocates are available through this service
How to Help as a Friend or Bystander
What to do if someone confides in you?
- Believe them
- Listen without judging
- Use their language to identify what's happened
- Listen respectfully
- Don't probe for information
- Do summarize/clarify/paraphrase
- Don't tell them your own stories
- Help identify other resources and safe people in her/his support network
- Ask what they need to feel safe
- Encourage your friend to seek medical attention and counseling
- Encourage your friend to report the assault if they feel comfortable doing so
What to do if you see a sexual offense happening?
- Think Safety
- Don't jump into a situation without thought; use your words, not fists
- Get Help
- Ask a friend, RA, RD, or others to help
- Act Together
- Decide together how best to intervene to keep everyone safe
College Conduct Process
The College's conduct process begins once a report and/or the results of an investigation is received by the Student Conduct Office. The process for notification of charges and hearing board meetings is described in full in the Student Code of Conduct.
Listed below are elements in the conduct process that come into play in the case of an alleged violation of the Sexual Misconduct Policy.
Upon receipt of a report/investigation results, the Coordinator of Student Conduct will review the materials and determine, based on the behaviors described, what College policies may have been violated. These alleged policy violations will become the charges filed against the accused student(s) when the matter proceeds through the conduct system.
Both the accused student(s) and impacted party may choose an advisor to assist them through the Conduct process. Advisors are limited to current members of the College community (student, staff, or faculty). If concurrent criminal or civil charges have been filed in association with the incident then the student may have their non-College related attorney attend the hearing as a non-participating observer.
When a hearing is scheduled, members of the College community that have first-hand information regarding the alleged incident may be asked to attend the hearing to present information. Non-College related individuals may attend the hearing as a witness; however, it is the obligation of the student who wants them to attend to notify the individual(s) of the date, time, and location of the hearing. Additionally, a student must notify the Student Conduct Office at least 24 hours prior to the hearing if they have requested a non-College related individual(s) to serve as a witness.
The College's conduct system does not allow expert or character witnesses, or witnesses providing second hand or hearsay information.
Possible Outcomes
- A criminal conviction in and of itself may lead to disciplinary action by the College
- Behaviors which are illegal and in violation of the Student Code of Conduct may be handled by both the courts and on campus conduct system
- Certain offenses which may not be considered unlawful or are not pursued in criminal court for other reasons may still be regarded as violations of the Student Code of Conduct
Violations of the Sexual Misconduct Policy may result in College suspension or dismissal. In instances where student organizations are involved, these organizations may also have sanctions taken against them, including the rescinding of their institutional recognition.
Students who would like more information regarding either the New Hampshire Sexual Assault Statute or College conduct expectations should review the law and the Student Code of Conduct. They may also contact the Director of Campus Safety, the Dean of Students or Associate Dean of Students.
Leave of Absence/Withdrawal
An alleged victim who requests a leave of absence or withdrawal from the College does not forfeit his/her right to resolution of the complaint.
Any student charged with sexual misconduct violation(s) of the Code of Conduct who requests a leave of absence or withdrawal from the College prior to a hearing will still incur relevant administrative actions. Depending on the case circumstances, these actions may include but not be limited to:
- The continuation of the conduct process
- Interim suspension, and/or
- Withdrawal with disciplinary case pending
The latter action makes the charged student ineligible to register or attend classes at any USNH institution for as long as the charge remains pending.
Statement of the Rights of the Alleged Victim
- The right to investigation and appropriate resolution of all credible complaints of sexual misconduct made in good faith to College administrators;
- The right to be treated with respect by College officials;
- The right not to be discouraged by College officials from reporting an assault to both on-campus and off-campus authorities;
- The right to notification of and assistance in options for changing academic and living situations after an alleged sexual assault incident ;
- The right to be present throughout the portions of the hearing during which statements are being presented regarding the incident and to be accompanied by a person of the victim's choice;
- The right not to have the victim's past sexual history introduced as part of the testimony unless it is determined by the Coordinator of Student Conduct or his/her designee; that the relevency outweighs the prejudicial effect.
- The right to make a victim-impact statement and to have that statement considered by the board in determining its sanction;
- The right to be informed immediately of the outcome, pending all appeals;
- The right to the appropriate handling of requests for information from the press, concerned students, parents, and the community.
Sexual Assault FAQ's
What happens when a person who has been engaging in underage drinking reports a sexual assault?
Keene State College's primary concern is the health and safety of its students. When conducting an investigation of an alleged sexual assault, the College's focus will be on addressing the sexual assault and not on lesser policy violations that may be discovered or disclosed. The College may, however, provide referrals to counseling or require other educational options.
What happens when the sexual assault happens off-campus? Who do I report this to?
Campus Safety will take any report of a sexual assault, even if the assault occurred off campus. While Keene Police Department has primary jurisdiction, some students may feel a greater sense of comfort reporting to a campus department. If the student does not wish to make a report with KPD, a report that does not identify the victim will be made on the student's behalf by Campus Safety to notify them that an assault has occurred.
Reporting a Sexual Offense:
What do I do if the sexual assault happened last week? Last month? Last semester? Longer ago?
Report as soon as possible even if some time has passed. While timely reporting increases the likelihood of obtaining more accurate information during an investigation, reporting at any time will ensure that you receive information on available support services. For a victim considering criminal charges, the legal statute of limitations for reporting a sexual assault in New Hampshire is three years from the time of the assault until the time someone is charged.
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What if I have a relationship with the person who assaulted me?
It is never okay to force, threaten or coerce someone into having sex against his/her will, even if they are in a relationship or are married.
False reports of sexual assault are extremely rare estimated at less than 2% of all reports. If an allegation of sexual assault moves forward to a student conduct hearing and/or a legal proceeding, and the accused party is found not responsible or not guilty, this does not necessarily mean the assault did not occur, it merely indicates that the burden of proof was not met.


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When you don't have the time to make a yeast dough from scratch, these "quickie sticky buns" are great. Using handy refrigerated crescent rolls, you're off to a speedy start in assembling these ever-popular treats.
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 cup corn syrup
- 2 tubes (8 ounces each) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 2/3 cup chopped pecans
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- In a small bowl, combine brown sugar, butter and corn syrup. Spread in two greased 8-in. square baking pans; set aside. Unroll each tube of crescent roll dough into a rectangle; seal seams and perforations. Combine pecans, sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle over dough. Roll up, jelly-roll style, starting with a long side; seal edge. Cut each roll into 16 slices. Place cut side down in prepared pans. Bake at 375° for 13-17 minutes or until golden brown. Cool in pans for 1 minute before inverting onto serving plates. Yield: 32 rolls.
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Melina Yamarone: Butterflies (pinned with their Latin name) in a frame with about an inch of dust… as if he took it straight off the wall of his house. I loved it and display it in my class to this day.
Nora Allstedt: A sign stolen off the wall of a restaurant in Germany along with picture of dad taking sign off the wall.
Mallory Moore: A Costco size bottle of Listerine, shampoo, and conditioner.
Jay Davis: Five years after he graduated, a student let me go from a speeding ticket after lecturing me on citizenship. He had joined the local police force.
Camille Alfred: I received a double-barreled rubber band gun at the end of the year from a student who said it was for "crowd control." I have never laughed so hard!
Leticia Gallegos: A kindergarten teacher friend received a pack of condoms from a student who thought they were Band-Aids.
Cheryl Thompson: A clear vase filled with different colored origami stars. The girl told me it took her six months to make. It is gorgeous, and on bad days, I look upon it and remember her and the positive impact I have on students.
Diana Naccarato Archerda: A made-for-TV facelift kit. Complete with a video and neck tightening machine. Geez.
Chiara Macciardi: A nameplate made of steel, welded by my student. But he didn't proofread it, so it's Mis Chiara… It sits on my desk. I love it.
Mark Galipeau: A pedicure! My first one.
Aja Cook: A papier-mâché rat (the thing is truly grotesque)… Made shortly after finishing the book Of Mice and Men.
Mary Lub: A leek from a migrant education student. My first-grader had broken his collarbone, so I agreed to go to his house after school to be his home teacher. His mother was very proud to give me something that dad brought home from work.
Brianna Heinrich: A boat made out of cross sections of a seashell. I love it.
Nadine Loza: A toothpaste and toothbrush set. Made me think, "Is it the coffee?"
Carolyn Friedman: A vibrator. It was obvious that Mom did not know the child had wrapped and brought it to school. It was accompanied by a sympathy card signed by this severely disabled seventh-grader. It was Christmas. The child knew people gave gifts and cards. She could not read, so…
Christina Spain Temple: Dried seasoned codfish.
Ryan Cole: A small vial of water with the title "Tears of Children" written on it. Makes collection so much easier.
Diana DeCamp: A used breast pump! It was 1986 and my first year of teaching. I was single and childless. A little boy took it from his mom's closet, put it in a bag and handed it to me with a smile… dry milk and all! :)
Olga Garcia Cabrera: A rock about the size of the palm of my hand… it had a sticky note that said "Hola Señora."
AnnElena Bacon Fors: Chicken feathers.
Shelley Templeton Bennett: Flan, buttermilk syrup with a recipe for pancakes, and Oreos… all homemade from three brothers I've had in the last five years. Delicious! Lucky for me, there are two younger siblings.
Monica C de C: A fifth-grade student gave me a 5-foot teddy bear! I still have it… But you should have seen me try to put it in my small car.
Spencer Holmes: A dead shark in a jar, and a frozen pet hamster. :-/
Trent Stillman: Korean silk embossed good luck sign. Hangs over my doorway. Supposed to bring good luck, wealth, and happiness.
Birdie Forsythe: A pair of zebra slippers. I keep them under my desk and put them on after school when I need comfort!
Elizabeth DeFrancis: A hot dog, because he said he ran out of apples!
Betty Schulz: A Jack in the Box antenna topper.
Lisa Phinney Berghaus: A used electric razor. It was pink and obviously her mom's. I was teaching third grade. I will never forget it, lol…
Sonia Díaz: Anti-wrinkle cream :|
Erika Bruce Dryer: Sheets ") so my clothes would smell good.
Leslie Brandon Machado: An old motorcycle magazine from one of my 6-year-old students who lived in the dorm at a school for the deaf. She found it at her house and wrapped it with a piece of string all by herself. She was so excited to give it to me! I'll never forget her or her heartfelt present.
Dena Elfers: A lava lamp…
Elizabeth Bernhardt: Last year for Christmas I got a purse with deodorant in it.
Dede Heimbigner: $2.50… It was his lunch money :-)
Samantha Carr: A 99¢ Store year-old mug with candy from Halloween, as a Christmas gift! A little dust included :)
Sharon M. Donovan: A cupcake with all the frosting carefully licked off!
Jennifer Keb Broussard: A gummy bear from the child's pocket. One year I was presented with a used change purse full of little treasures… Barbie shoes, a quarter, a baby chick foam craft, and string. She'd gone shopping in her room!
Shirley Casallas: Rod Stewart's greatest hits CD. I teach kindergarten, and our school is two blocks away from the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles… how rock 'n' roll of him… he's in eighth grade now :)
Carrie Brown: A completed puzzle of the Constitution and a flag. It was glued onto newspaper. Orange lace and pearls were hot-glued to the edges. I opened in class and as I ripped the paper a ROACH crawled out… Instant chaos.
Chuck Olynyk: A surprise birthday party for the (recently) single teacher, which involved inviting every single pretty teacher and substitute on campus.
Mary Furlong: An Eiffel Tower made of gingerbread cookies! Beautiful!
Daryl Myers: An Edgar Allan Poe bobblehead. He has a raven on his arm and shakes his head instead of nods. "Nevermore," indeed!
Teresa Whiteside: A live chicken! I had to walk it home on a leash I had made from my shoestrings… I was teaching in Nigeria and had no idea how to carry a live gift!
Taiann Knetge Gordon: A used Christmas Santa teakettle and mugs that were all chipped. But I liked it.
Mary Knaus Sampson: Dinner for my family and me at her family-owned Chinese restaurant.
Wendy Dillingham-Plew: 6-foot-long air-pressured water balloon cannon. For science, of course!
Lorelei Yates: Letters and visits after many, many years! :)
Sonia Cruz-Plancarte: An angel-teacher with books.
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Such a powerful lyric, those feels hit hard. A lot of people I've seen talking about Nutshell think it's about suicide because of the lyrics "If I can't be my own, I'd feel better dead." I think what he's getting at is that he feels broken somehow. He can't give his "gift of self" because it has been "raped", it's damaged or poisoned. Whoever it's given to, he's afraid it's going to taint them. Unable to love or be loved, he can't even love himself, which is why he says he can never "be my own." Of course the fact that his "privacy is raked" just means all his dark secrets are pulled into the spotlight for all to see, compounding the problem.
I think that's the crux of a lot of the depression problems I've felt lately. I feel broken, I don't love myself and I don't want others to love me, afraid to connect with anyone because my flaws might get in the way. I suppose that's better than pretending I'm okay and using/hurting everyone in my life, but in the end, it just leaves me with "no one to cry to."
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Mary Flood was known for many things, her generosity, her ladylike personality and her intelligence. One of the things she was most known for was her love of books and reading. This love led Mary and her husband Jim to be huge benefactors of the new Dover Public Library. In fact, many credit the couple with being one of the most important driving forces behind bringing the new library into existence.
"Jim and Mary were supporters of the new library since the beginning, since the first drawing concepts were created," said Dover Mayor Carleton Carey. "I'm honored to be here to dedicate the garden in honor of Mary."
Now, just a year after her death, the Dover Public Library has found a way to pay Mary back for her efforts. On Wednesday, the Dover Public Library held a ribbon cutting to dedicate the facility's reading garden in honor of Mary.
"Mary was a wonderful person; they don't come any better," said Dover City Councilman Adam Perza. "Now Mary will be reading over the shoulders of children in this garden."
The Floods moved with their family to Dover in 1959, when Jim took a job as the bureau chief for the News Journal. They moved to Washington several years later where Jim worked as an administrator for Sen. James Boggs before returning to Dover in 1975 when the family founded the Dover Post. The Floods sold the newspaper group in 2008, though Jim continued to write a column for the paper until earlier this year.
"Mary loved reading and she loved Dover," Jim said of his wife.
During the dedication ceremony James talked about the books that are still on his wife's nightstand and about what her books say about her. Her nightstand held everything from a children's book to mysteries, to political biographies, which fed her love of history. Jim mentioned two works in particular.
"On the bed stand in one volume were two plays by Oscar Wilde, 'An Ideal Husband' – who was she thinking of? – and 'A Woman of No Importance.' That certainly was not Mary," Jim quipped.
According to Mary's daughter-in-law, Helen Flood, Mary also loved helping others learn to read.
"I supervised the HOST program at Capital Schools and Mary worked as a mentor," Helen said. "Mary loved working with kids. She came once a week for over five years and helped children learn to read."
One of the things that fostered Mary's love of reading was book group that she and her husband were a part of for 25 years. Many of the group's members turned out for the dedication. Dorothy Snyder, president of the Dover Library Foundation, was a member of the book group along with the Floods.
"Mary was a wife, mother, grandmother and true library supporter, over the past decade she contributed major funding," Snyder said.
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That evening, as a balmy breeze floats under the thatched roof at the Thingaha, the secretary joins us for off-the-record cocktails. This is very Hillary. She loves mixing it up with reporters, and why not? The press is not her enemy anymore. Gone are the days of the over-the-top scrutiny she faced as first lady. Or as a candidate for senator in New York, when she was tagged as a carpetbagger during her first campaign (but not the second). Or when she ran for president and, as the first serious woman candidate, was—let's face it—raked over the coals for all the wrong reasons (and some of the right ones). In any event, things are different now.
She's in comfortable pants and sweater, a ponytail, no makeup. She orders tea, much to the disappointment of the traveling-press regulars, who prefer it when Clinton knocks back a few drinks with them, as she is known to do.
"Sorry, guys, I can't. I'd love to, but I can't," she says when wine is offered. She's already losing her voice and needs some tea with honey. It's a big day tomorrow. She has a president to size up, a heroine rebel to embrace, a country to help save. And a few million women to fight for. She'll pass on the Chardonnay.
FOUR WEEKS EARLIER, Clinton was about to leave for a visit to London and Istanbul when she got word that her 92-year-old mother, Dorothy Rodham, had taken ill. The trip was canceled—an extremely rare event during the secretary's tenure.
Mrs. Rodham would pass away a few hours later, but not before her daughter reached her bedside. In the days to come, as the obituaries rolled out, even the keenest Hillary observers were flabbergasted at just how extraordinary Clinton's mother had been. Throughout her early life, Dorothy Howell Rodham suffered abuse and abandonment. In Chicago, when Dorothy was just eight, her mother, newly divorced, put her on a train to California, alone with her three-year-old sister, to live with their father's parents, who neglected and mistreated them. (Dorothy was once confined to her room for a year because she had gone trick-or-treating without permission.)
At 14, Dorothy had the gumption to run away and get a job. She became a nanny and housekeeper for a well-to-do family that insisted she go to high school. She did—and excelled. Upon graduation, she heard from her mother for the first time in 10 years, asking her to go back to Chicago. She had met a new man, and they were going to send Dorothy to college. Elated, she rushed home, only to discover that the college promise had been a ruse; her mother wanted her daughter to be her maid. That Dorothy Howell would go on to raise even a functional child, let alone one of the most accomplished people in the world, is staggering.
In Burma, as the secretary reached out to so many women, I kept thinking of her mother, for whom she was still grieving. There's been so much speculation about what really drives Clinton to do the things she does, and much of it has been less than generous—namely, that she is motivated by a cold ambition for power. I would venture to say it is much purer than that. It is Dorothy.
ONE MORNING about a month after the trip, I enter the secretary's beautifully ornate outer office at the State Department. "Please sit down," she says, gesturing to the Chippendale couch and silk-upholstered chairs. "Ah, goodness, coffee sounds like a great idea." We start the interview by reminiscing about Scranton, Pennsylvania, my hometown and a place Clinton holds dear. Her father, Hugh Rodham, the owner of a drapery-fabric plant, hailed from there. Hillary grew up in suburban Illinois but spent summers outside Scranton at Lake Winola, in a cottage her grandfather had built.


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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
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- Name: American Youth Understanding Diabetes Abroad, Inc. (AYUDA)
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Full SubmissionYouth and NCDS: Their Role in Sustainable Development As young people involved within the field of development as it pertains to health, we welcome the opportunity to comment on the Rio +20 Meeting on Sustainable Development. Here, in light of this meeting and others that touch on similar social, economic and environmental determinants such as UN GA High Level Meeting on NCDs, the Rio World Conference on Social Determinants of Health are our comments regarding the importance of youth involvement, which we find critical as it relates to health and its impact on development sustainability. Non-Communicable Diseases or NCDs, including but not limited to diabetes types 1 and 2, cancer, chronic heart disease and asthma, account for 60% of deaths worldwide. The World Economic Forum's 2010 Global Risks Report identifies NCDs as the second most severe threat to the global economy and a global risk equal in cost to the current global financial crisis. NCDs can be especially crippling in low and middle-income countries where they can contribute directly to poverty and other development issues. Chronic diseases in young people include asthma, diabetes, congenital adrenal hyperplasia, cystic fibrosis, chronic lung disease and some cancers. It has been well documented that the incidence of type 1 and type 2 diabetes is increasing not just in adults, but also children, particularly in developing countries that previously experienced very low prevalence of the diseases. The challenges of managing these diseases on a day-to-day basis are exacerbated in developing countries where a lack of education at the primary health care level is coupled with poor access to medical supplies (due to poor access to health services, inequities within the health system, insufficient or non-existent drug supply system and inability to pay). These issues can create a heavy negative impact on economic development and sustainability. Although NCDs affect many young people, most prevention measures are not targeted towards youth. It is young people who will bear the brunt of the economic, social and emotional burden of NCDs throughout their lives. This is why we see it as critically important to encourage meaningful youth participation within all global development policy discussions. To reinforce these points, we include the following goals: Young people are meaningfully involved in the global policy debate. From global to national settings, world leaders must acknowledge the significant contributions of young people and meaningfully involved them in the policy-making that addresses NCDs. We seek to ensure that youth are meaningfully included in high-level negotiations and processes. This includes investments in youth leadership for global, regional and national processes and the inclusion of specific time-bound outcomes related to young people and NCDs in global health policy. Youth inclusion ensures not only representation from a key population, but sustainability as the youth leaders of today will be the adult leaders of tomorrow. Include Youth in NCD Prevention design and delivery. The four WHO-identified NCD risk factors - tobacco use, unhealthy diets, physical activity, and harmful use of alcohol, as well as mental health conditions, have their roots in adolescence. In order to target this key population in NCD prevention, youth must be meaningfully involved in the design and delivery of interventions - with a strong focus on peer-to-peer learning and ?for youth, by youth? approaches. Current literature raises awareness of many of the challenges facing people living with chronic disease in developing countries and acknowledges that many factors impact health outcomes. However, many of the recommendations fail to focus on practical interventions or solutions that are replicable in resource-poor settings. There is limited evidence comparing the relative effectiveness of locally-appropriate interventions for managing chronic disease in developing countries, particularly in regards to managing chronic disease in children, a particularly vulnerable group. Abegunde et al. argue in the Lancet Series on chronic disease that there is considerable opportunity for low-cost interventions that could help to curb the growing epidemic of non-communicable disease in developing countries. AYUDA, (American Youth Understanding Diabetes Abroad, Inc) has been implementing sustainable low cost programs for children with type 1 diabetes in developing countries in conjunction with local partner organizations for over a decade. By empowering young people living with diabetes to work with and educate other youth with the same disease, AYUDA has found improved health outcomes for children when compared to alternative interventions in resource poor settings, in particular with regard to psychosocial outcomes. . 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24th January 2011 Words: Matt Lamy
For a story last year I phoned a number of UK bike retailers asking what their best-selling and most desirable commuting machines were. For many, Specialized's Sirrus range was top of the list.
The Sirrus Elite is the third model up in the six-bike Sirrus selection. All are hybrids — that is to say they combine the road-going ability of sports bikes with the more comfortable and welcoming approach of flat handlebar machines. It is not a mountain bike; although we are planning to head off-road, Specialized classes the Sirrus as very definitely a road bike.
In photos there is a strange elegance about the Sirrus's geometry — indulge me in a flight of fancy here — I found it reminiscent of a pedal-powered swan. In the metal, though, it's a little bit freakish with an extraordinarily high front end. Whatever our reservations about the shape, there's no arguing over the frame's quality. The tubes are beautifully manipulated to be thick where strength is needed and svelte in less stressed areas. There are even some neat little extras, like through-frame cable routing for the rear brake.
The Sirrus also benefits from Specialized's proprietary technology. You can't help but notice the Zertz inserts on the carbon fork — there to help damping — and there is a choice selection of the firm's highly regarded Body Geometry finishing kit. The drivetrain comes courtesy of Shimano, while unbranded V-brakes handle anchoring duties.
King of the road
So on paper it looks a perfectly fine machine, but how does it ride? First impressions are very good. On flat, well-surfaced roads the Sirrus is quickly up to speed and very, very smooth. In fact, even on bumpy tarmac the ride is supremely cosseting. The frame shape certainly leaves you sitting at altitude but you never feel removed from the action, just slightly above it.
Everything works well. The Shimano STI controls allied with a Deore derailleur at the back make gear changes hassle-free, while the triple chainset provides ample ratios even for nasty climbs. The V-brakes have a tendency to 'bite' rather than progressively slow the wheels, but at least they have ample power — far more preferable to being undercooked. And all the Body Geometry stuff feels great: the plush saddle has enough cushioning to keep new riders happy, while the batwing-style rubber bar grips and bar-ends offer more hand-hold options than you'd think possible with flat bars.
But this test isn't just about the road, we also want to do a bit of extreme commuting. As luck would have it there were still a few outcrops of ice on the North Downs roads when we went testing (see, this job isn't all glamour) so it didn't take long before the Sirrus was tackling some tricky conditions. Its notable composure on good and damp roads goes missing in action when things turn ultra-slippy. The Specialized rubber might be titled 'All Condition', but there's only so much that relatively thin 28c tyres can cope with.
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Heading on to very muddy tracks also pushes the Sirrus to its limits. While it copes admirably with reasonable off-road conditions, anything too hardcore has it wanting to go home. The back end in particular seems light, bucking wildly on rocky fire roads and spinning inefficiently on sodden, leaf-strewn climbs. Incidentally, those V-brakes squeal like little piggies when they get muddy. To the Sirrus's great credit, though, even in situations for which it was obviously never designed, the front end never lost control.
In truth, I actually felt a little guilty putting this fine creature through such an ordeal. Emerging from the undergrowth the Sirrus regained its dignity, acting as if those fumbles in the foliage had never happened. In the words of the late great Ron Pickering, once back on the asphalt the Sirrus opened its legs and showed its class. The fact is, for any reasonable urban commuter, this is really a very refined machine indeed.
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A French fancy: B'Twin Fitness 3 £549.99
Vitus don't make hybrids, so we can't compare company with company, but for the same price as the Sirrus Elite another French firm — B'Twin — produces the Fitness 3. Like the Specialized it's designed as a fast commuter, with very thin 25c tyres. The Fitness 3 has a carbon fork, with seatstays made of the black stuff too. Completed with a Shimano Sora drivetrain and clipless pedals, on paper this looks a very able urban speedster.
head to head: Cross Country Commuters introduction
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Nikon Announces Details for New 16.2MP D4S Flagship Full-Frame Digital SLR
Nikon unveiled its new D4S flagship digital SLR tonight, which seems, on paper, to be a minor upgrade to the previous model. (PDN was pre-briefed on the Nikon D4S, under NDA, prior to tonight's launch but we were not given any hands-on time with the camera.) Like the D4, which was introduced in 2012, the new D4S uses a 16.2-megapixel, FX-format (full-frame) sensor, which Nikon describes as "newly designed."
The revamped imaging chip in the D4S has an expanded ISO range, going all the way up to ISO 409,600 (Hi-4), which should be able to let it capture visible subject matter in near total darkness for forensic photography and other scientific applications. That extremely high ISO range could also, potentially, have photojournalistic applications such as war photography when flash is not permitted or advisable.
The Nikon D4S also has a new EXPEED 4 image processing engine designed to cut down on image noise when shooting at high ISOs in low light, and for better HD video quality and improved overall performance speed. The Nikon D4S can shoot at 11 frames per second with full autofocus (AF) and auto exposure (AE). (The previous camera could shoot at 11fps but AF and AE were locked on the first frame.) Nikon says the D4S has an "overall 30% increase in processing power."
The Nikon D4S first premiered, under glass, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January, but details about the camera were not officially announced until tonight.
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For the January edition of Park City Life, we interviewed pro skier Tanner Hall. The freeskier had a lot to say, but only five questions from the hour-long exchange could go to print.
Since Tanner's one of the biggest names in freeskiing (and the most talkative), we decided to bring you the best of his unpublished responses. Through the course of our conversation he was many things—thoughtful, pointed and even crass—but he was always laid back and always genuine. From the Olympics to arthritis, here's life from Tanner Hall's perspective.
On his first ski memory:
"The first memory I have was doing a 360 when I was six or seven years old. I just remember coming down and you'd go over the cat track and turn 180 back up the hill and just 360 back onto the track. You'd only get a little bit of air, but I remember the first time I landed it and my smile. I was like 'Holy ****!' No… I think I just started screaming, 'Oh my God I did a 360! A 360! 360!' for like an hour straight. And my two friends didn't land after me so I was like, 'Pssh!'"
On his first backcountry pro model:
"It's about time."
On competing post-injury:
"You gotta be 120 percent confident in yourself and in your ability and in your body. Right now, I'm confident in my ability and what I want to do, but my body—I'm just gonna be extra smart 'cause I usually return a little bit quicker than I should just because I'm so hungry to get back."
On arthritic knees:
"It's not bad, I feel like I'm 15 again when I'm at the gym; but at nighttime and when the snow comes my knees and my ankles are like barometric pressure gauges. It's kinda sick if it's sunny the day before and I kind of feel some weird stuff I can be the first one to know it's coming."
On relationships:
"You need a balance—one crazy and one normal. The normal one keeps the crazy one on point and the crazy one gives the normal one a little bit of fire underneath her."
On being single:
"That's why I keep talking about the cuties, man! Ha! I'm single ready to mingle just lookin for a normal girl!"
On music:
"If you wanna talk music here in the states, I think it's all watered down, even down to rap music—it all sucks. There's no message to it, it's just music with a gimmick. Look at music today: it's Lil Wayne and Taylor Swift and where's the message in that?"
On Jamaica:
"The first time I went down there was the first time my eyes were really opened to third-world poverty and it's one of the saddest things I've ever seen in my life. That's why I really wanna provide more opportunities than 'grab a gun and do crime or grab a mic and go into the recording booth or go to the track and do running.' There's three outlets in Jamaica and that's sad when it comes down to it."
On returning to the States:
"When you're on the streets in Kingston you see shit you wish you'd never seen—I get off the airplane in Miami and start kissing the ground, look up in the sky, and say, 'Thank you, God because my life is so good.' I might have problems here and there but I don't have problems like those down in Jamaica. It increases my appreciation for life."
On his role in the industry:
"At the end of the day, I might have a studio in Kingston, I might have this or that going on, but at the end of the day I'm a skier and I love this ****. This is what I am no matter what, and even if my legs get cut off I'm gonna become the best sit-skier in the world."
On the best line in Utah:
"Hmmm… (a special place) out at Logan Canyon. It's pretty much Alaska right in front of your face here in Utah. But, I really don't like to say that… let's not say (a special place) let's say 'a special place out at Logan Canyon.' I don't want to be the guy that all the backcountry skiers are like, 'Yo, what the **** was that all about? You jerk.' How about Grizzly Gulch? That's the most played out place in Utah. [Say that.]"
On Simon Dumont (another professional skier):
"Me and him are just two different people. We don't hang out with each other, we don't really talk to each other, but that's not to say we don't respect each other. We feed off each other more than anybody else in the industry. We need that; it's our driving force. But on the real, we're just two different people. My crew is way different from his crew, what I think life is about is different than what he thinks life is about. We keep that separation there, but at the end of the day the respect is there too."
On hoping your rivals fail:
"That's bad karma, man. You always want to see everybody do their best. In a good competition, if everybody's skiing their best and you win—you know you're the best."
On the Olympic Halfpipe ski team:
"If I were to predict the team I would say Simon Dumont, Gus Kenworthy, myself, and…Torin Yater-Wallace."
On the FIS (International Ski Federation):
"[Freeskiing in the Olympics] could be a bad thing for our sport. FIS is a shi—it's a crazy organization. I'm not gonna say that it's a **** organization, it's just filled with a bunch of psychopaths. It's 'you either do it this way, or get out of here!' I just don't want to see an organization like that, and see a bunch of 50-year-old out of shape dudes in Europe that don't even go on the hill and don't ski halfpipe—I don't want to see them control the sport's future. I don't like that.That's why I'm training my ass off and do everything I can to get [to the Olympics] to represent it in a good light.
Want to read more about skiing sensation Tanner Hall? Flip the January issue of of Salt Lake magazine over for our Park City Life publication.


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2011 - Holiday Gift Guide Part 3
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Here it is, the final edition of the 303Cycling Holiday Gift Guide. We have featured a variety of great gifts for the cyclists on your list in week one and in week two.
Week Three
Camelbak Podium Chill Bottle
I picked up one of these water bottles mid-season and I was hooked. Not only does it keep your Secret Drink Mix colder than a normal water bottle does, it also has a leak proof cap and the CamelBak JetValve as opposed to a conventional pull spout or bite valve. The JetValve is designed to prevent drips and spills and it does! Little more expensive than a normal water bottle but well worth it.
Bike Fit - Trail Master Coaching
I had my cyclocross bike fit by Ann Trombley a little over a year ago. I could feel immediate effects from what seemed to me very minor changes that she made. My ride was more comfortable and I felt that I had more power. Ann's background in physical therapy was an added feature to the fit process. She knows the ins and outs of cyclists bodies and the common ailments and injuries that occur. This is a gift any true cyclist would love.
Rapha - Winter Collar
I have never been a fan of what we called the "neck gator." It was probably because the early incarnations were bulky and not that soft. The Rapha Winter Collar has converted me. I started wearing it over a month ago and I really never ride without it. It is amazing how warm this small light weight piece of clothing keeps you. It's made of a very light merino wool blend and can be easily taken off and stowed in your jersey pocket. This is my go to piece of clothing for cooler and colder riding weather.
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While the Chill bottles are nice during the summer, I have come to like them even more in the winter. Put some warm water in there and the insulation will keep your water from getting cold during your ride. Voila! No more mid-ride brain freeze.
Also, don't use these bottles with the Bontrager plastic Race Lite cage. They rattle around a lot and make your headset feel loose.
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ZF-1198: Zend_View - support layouts.
Zend_Vew should to support layouts (like in RoR, CakePHP etc.)
My proposal is to create Zend_View::registerParentScript($view, $contentVariableName);
$view is script file used as a layout. $contentVariableName is name of variable that will be used as a holder of rendered child scripts.
Additional methods: Zend_View::isParentViewRegistered() // boolean Zend_View::getContentVariableName(); // string etc.
If it does not fit Zend Framework View philosphy, maybe it there is a place to implement that in Zend_Controller_Action::initView()?
??If it does not fit Zend Framework View philosphy, maybe it there is a place to implement that in Zend_Controller_Action::initView()???
Maybe I wrote that too fast.
But this is my implementation of what I want:
public function render($action = null, $name = null, $noController = false)
if (null === $action) {
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} elseif (!is_string($action)) {
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$view->content_for_layout = $view->render($script);
$script = $layout;
Assign to Matthew.
The Zend_Layout proposal was accepted, and an implementation exists in the incubator at this time. Please test and provide feedback on the fw-mvc list.
Zend_Layout is scheduled for release with the 1.1.0 release.
Zend_Layout and all related functionality merged to core in r7078.