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Am I At Risk for Vulvar Cancer?
Doctors don't know exactly what causes vulvar cancer, but they have identified many possible risk factors. These risk factors can make one woman more likely to get vulvar cancer than another woman. Just because a woman has one or more risk factors does not mean she will get vulvar cancer. In fact, a woman can have all of the risk factors and still not get the disease. Or, a woman can have no known risk factors and get vulvar cancer. Unlike other cancers, such as breast or ovarian cancer, there is no hereditary risk for vulvar cancer. This list will help you understand some of the risk factors for vulvar cancer.
I am a woman age 50 or older
If so, you are more at risk for squamous cell carcinoma, the most common type of vulvar cancer. More than half of the women diagnosed with this cancer are over 70 years old.
I am a woman infected with human papillomavirus (HPV)
Some types of HPV are considered high risk and have been linked to oral, anal, and genital cancers. These high-risk types of HPV increase the risk of vulvar cancer.
I am a woman who smokes
Smoking increases your risk for a number of cancers, including vulvar cancer. If you smoke and also have a history of HPV infection, your risk is even greater for vulvar cancer.
I've been diagnosed with vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia (VIN), also called dysplasia
This precancerous condition causes a change in the cells on the surface of the vulva's lining. It may or may not be visible, but having it may increase your risk for the most common type of vulvar cancer, squamous cell carcinoma.
I have lichen sclerosus
This condition, which makes the skin on the vulva itchy and thin, slightly increases your risk of getting vulvar cancer.
People in my family have had melanoma
If you or someone in your family has had melanoma or atypical moles, you have a higher risk of getting a melanoma of the vulva. There is no known hereditary risk for other types of vulvar cancer.
I am infected with HIV
HIV increases your risk of several cancers, including vulvar cancer, probably because HIV suppresses the immune system and makes it harder to clear an HPV infection. HIV also interferes with the body's immune, or defense, system that can make it more difficult for the body to keep damaged cells under control.
I have or have had other genital cancers
Women with cervical cancer also have a higher risk of vulvar cancer. The likely reason for this association is the role of HPV infection in contributing to both of these cancers.


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I'm sure that anyone who has built a FAL before is familiar with this method, but I had a member ask about how to do this in another thread.
First the tools.
This can be done completely with just a hacksaw and a large chisel or even a Dremel, if you have plenty of the HD cutoff wheels.
But a 4" cutoff wheel makes it a breeze.
You want to cut (carefully, your barrel threads are right under this cut) until you can just barely see the very edge of the barrel threads. Do the last part of the cut by hand using a hacksaw, if you are using a cutoff wheel.
Insert your biggest chisel in the slot and give it a good whack. It will split right along the cut. this will relieve the tension on the barrel allowing you to spin the stub right off.
If you look close at the cut, you can see the jagged edge where it split under the cut.

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KathyChung, Wednesday May 26, 2010 - 12:10pm
I promised you big news, and I wasn't just talking about the June 1 registration date. (You have marked your calendar, haven't you? Go do it now if you haven't; I'll be here when you get back.)
I am THRILLED to bring you our exciting new master class schedule. By very popular demand, we've expanded our offerings. This year, for the first time ever, we have three time slots and EIGHT master classes to choose from on Thursday. Me, I'm trying to figure out how to be in several places at once so I can attend all of them. Unless you have the secret to that useful skill, you'll have to choose, but you can register for up to three classes, one in each time slot, so why not make a day of it?
Check out the details on the Master Class page, under Conference on the menu at the left. I'm sure you'll find one or two or even three classes to suit you. Our presenters are an incredible bunch, all truly wonderful teachers whose classes we are very proud to offer.
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Two places at once
"I'm trying to figure out how to be in several places at once so I can attend all of them" -- you need a time-turner, à la Harry Potter. If you can get your hands on one of those, it'll be the hottest commodity ever at SIWC! ;)
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use a time turner =P - aw ya
use a time turner =P - aw ya beat me to that one Shari. Sounds amazing! as usual super excited to go back next year!
KathyChung replied on Permalink
Who carries them?
So, outside of Rowling's world, any idea where we can pick up a time turner? :)


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Note 31/03/2009: This product has been edited on 31 March 2009 to provide greater clarity on the Census Table Builder product.
In this Issue
2009 promises to be an exciting year for our CURF clients. Not only will a number of key files be released - including the National Health Survey CURF and the Business Longitudinal Database, but Census Table Builder will also be released mid year. Read more about releases in the New CURF releases article below, and on the List of Expected CURFs ABS web page.
We are also delighted to announce that universities now have unprecedented access to statistics through the new Universities Australia/ABS Agreement. As well as access to Basic CURFs on CD-ROM, and Basic and Expanded CURFs in RADL, participating universities may now access the ABS on-site Data Laboratory. The Data Lab is a great solution for researchers who want a more responsive and interactive environment than that offered by the RADL. Another important change is that for the first time, the Agreement permits access to CURFs for a range of commercial uses. See What's new in the ABS/Universities Australia Agreement below.
Finally, the ABS will progressively move to an on-line CURF application system from March. Many clients have asked for this in recent times and we are pleased to be able to provide it. Read more below in the MiCRO - its coming! article.
Kim Farley-Larmour
Director, ABS Microdata Access Strategies
New CURF releases
This part of the Newsletter provides information on recent and forthcoming CURF releases. Clients may also keep up to date with CURF releases by subscribing to our Email Notification Service or the ABS RSS Feed.
Microdata: Personal Fraud, Expanded CURF, Australia, 2007. Released: 27 January 2009
The first edition of this CURF contains summary results of the Personal Fraud Survey. Topics covered in the survey are identity fraud, including credit or bank card fraud and identity theft; and a selected range of scams: lotteries, pyramid schemes, phishing, financial advice, chain letters, advance fee fraud and other scams.
The publication includes information about the characteristics of the most recent incidents of personal frauds, and socio-demographic details of victims and non-victims.
As an Expanded CURF it is only available through the RADL.
The CURF also presents characteristics of children aged 0-8 in their early learning years through the collection of information about the types of formal, non-formal and informal learning activities they engage in and the environments in which these activities take place. Information is also collected about patterns of attendance at preschool/kindergarten and school, including historical and usual attendance, and frequency of attendance.
Both the Basic and Expanded CURF's will contain information about:
Microdata: Business Longitudinal Database (previously known as A Profile of Australian Businesses), Expanded CURF, Australia, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07. Indicative release: July 2009
The aim of Business Longitudinal Database is to facilitate micro level analysis for a panel (cohort) of small and medium businesses over time, and it includes both characteristics and financial data. A new wave of businesses is added each year and each wave is surveyed for five years.
The Business Longitudinal Database Expanded CURF will be available through the RADL.
Changes to Consultant CURF application process
ABS has simplified the process for those who apply to use CURFs within a consultancy to another organisation. We have also simplified the process for the organisation employing the Consultant. Until now, organisations using Consultants were required to provide the ABS with a letter of introduction for each Consultant and to take responsibility for the Consultant's use of CURF Microdata. This requirement will no longer be necessary.
In the future ABS will manage Consultants in much the same way it manages other CURF users. This will include legal responsibility for use of the CURF lying with the Consultant's home organisation rather than the sponsoring organisation.
As a Consultant:
The organisation for which you are completing the consultancy will also need to be approved by ABS to access the CURF. This ensures that any Microdata based discussions you might have with them are in no danger of breaching ABS conditions of CURF access.
Short Cuts
Short Cuts is a new regular feature highlighting tips and reminders for CURF users and Contact Officers.
In this issue we provide a reminder for CURF Contact Officers:
We encourage all CURF users and Contact Officers to revisit the Responsible Access to ABS CURFs Training Manual.
MiCRO - it's coming!
MiCRO: new on-line CURF application system
Production of an on-line CURF application system, MiCRO, has nearly finished. We are currently undertaking final testing of the system, which will be released to clients progressively from March 2009. We will email Contact Officers to let them know about the roll-out in their state or territory as it occurs.
So what will MiCRO do?
MiCRO will allow you to apply for CURFs on-line. It will provide a record of which CURFs you are currently approved to access and for what statistical purposes. Contact Officers will be able to manage CURFs in their organisation, verify new CURF applications before sending them electronically to the ABS and deactivate CURF users as they leave the organisation. With the application process going electronic there will no longer be any paper REQ1 forms to fill out and sign, thereby saving you time and paper.
If you would like more information about MiCRO please email email@example.com.
What's new in the ABS/Universities Australia Agreement
Permitted Commercial Uses
Traditionally the Agreement has allowed only uses for the purposes of teaching and research. However, ABS and Universities Australia are committed to facilitating broader use of data in the university sector and are pleased to announce that some commercial use is now available under the new Agreement.
Permitted Commercial Use includes:
ABSDL: high-end data analysis
The ABSDL is the data analysis solution for high-end data users who want to extract full value from CURF microdata. It offers a richer and more interactive experience of the data than is possible in the ABS Remote Access Data Laboratory (RADL) and is available in ABS Offices in each state and territory. Under the Agreement each Data Lab user can access a CURF from the ABS List of Available CURFs, one of the standard analysis tools (SAS, SPSS or Stata), and is entitled to three half-day user sessions.
As a researcher conducting high-end data analysis, you are encouraged to utilise this exciting new addition to the Agreement. As an added benefit, production of a Specialist CURF tailored to your data requirements, and/or the loading of a statistical analysis package other than SAS, SPSS or Stata, is available on a cost recovery basis.
Census Table Builder
Census Table Builder is an interactive, web based product currently under development by the ABS and Space-Time Research. This product will enable you to build Census tables by remotely interrogating 100% of 2006 Census Unit Record Files. Census Table Builder will provide full graphing and mapping functionality, and is expected to be released mid 2009.
Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) Databases
While this was included in the 2009 Agreement it is timely to remind clients of their access to Luxembourg Income Study (LIS) data via the Universities Australia Agreement. LIS is a cross-national data archive that includes income microdata from more than 30 countries, including Australia, at multiple points in time. The LIS Databases also includes labour market and demographic data. It is an important source of information for researchers involved in international comparative studies.
New Zealand Basic CURFs
SNZ Basic CURFs are usually unavailable to users outside New Zealand. With the new Agreement, SNZ Basic CURFs will now be made available to Australian university researchers.
The Bottom Line
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Find out more
Currently thirty-five Australian universities participate in the Agreement. For a list of these and more information about the products and services provided by the Agreement see the ABS/Universities Australia Agreement web page.
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Here are solutions to some common problems with Narrator.
Note that Narrator is not available in all languages.
Narrator doesn't read what I expect it to read.
Narrator provides basic screen reading capabilities that allow you to use Windows when you don't have a more full-featured screen reader. Narrator is not designed to read content in all programs. For more information about screen readers and other assistive technologies, go to the Microsoft Accessibility website.
Narrator does not pronounce some words correctly.
Because some words are difficult for the software to convert to speech, Narrator might occasionally read the wrong words.
Narrator does not read notifications or the contents of some folders.
Narrator cannot read notifications because they cannot be selected. For the same reason, it cannot read the contents of some folders.
I can't hear any text read aloud.
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Make sure that your speakers are connected properly. If you're not sure how to do this, check the information that came with your speakers.
Make sure that the speaker volume is turned up sufficiently and your speakers aren't muted.
Make sure that your sound card is properly installed and the drivers are updated.
Open Audio Devices and Sound Themes by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clicking Sound.
Your sound card is listed on the Playback tab.
If you don't have a sound card installed, you'll have to get one for Narrator to work.
You must be logged on as an administrator to perform these steps.
Open Device Manager by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Device Manager.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
If the sound card has a yellow question mark next to it, the sound card might not be working. Try reinstalling the sound card driver. For more information, see Update a driver for hardware that isn't working properly.
If the sound card appears twice in the list, you might have a ghost device. If so, delete the list entry with the question mark.
Narrator does not read some Help topics.
Narrator cannot read the text that appears below collapsed headings in Help topics. To read the text of Help topics with collapsed headings, tab to the Show all link at the top of the topic and press ENTER to expand all the topics. Then press CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR to have Narrator read the window again.
The INSERT key doesn't work as expected when Narrator is running.
The INSERT key is used for Narrator commands, so when you press INSERT while Narrator is running, you won't be able to insert characters. To use the INSERT key to insert characters while Narrator is running, press INSERT+I and then the characters you want to add.


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My specialty is making food that tastes good. I'm not quite so skilled when it comes to making food that's beautiful.
But when I saw these stunning fresh corn tortillas with zucchini flowers on Girl + Fire, I thought I'd take a shot. And guess what? It wasn't actually that hard.
I've become a big fan of Maseca corn flour and now keep a bag in my pantry at all times. Mix Maseca with water to make dough, roll the dough into golf balls, press each one thin in a tortilla press, a minute in a nonstick skillet, and presto - tortillas. For a girl from Long Island who tasted her first tortilla long after her first legal margarita, it's pretty magical.
You can use either waxed paper or plastic wrap to line the tortilla press and keep the tortillas from sticking to the press. If you don't have a tortilla press, I bet you could use the back of a heavy skillet and do it on the kitchen counter. (I haven't tried it, though, because a tortilla press is pretty easy to come by here in Los Angeles.)
If you can't find zucchini flowers, any edible flower will do, or try a branch or two of tarragon, chive flowers, a few sprigs of dill, thin strips of roasted bell pepper, or sliced olives.
- 2 cups Maseca corn flour
- about 1 1/4 cups water
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What is the symmetry between the definitions of the bounded universal/existential quantifiers?
$\forall x \in A, B(x)$ means $\forall x (x \in A \rightarrow B(x))$
$\exists x \in A, B(x)$ means $\exists x (x \in A \land B(x))$
These make intuitive sense, but I would expect there to be some kind of symmetry between how the definitions of the bounded quantifiers work, and I can't see one. $A \rightarrow B$ means $\lnot A \lor B$ which doesn't seem to have a direct relationship with $A \land B$. What am I missing?


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All parking structure entrances on the Lower/Arrivals and Upper/Departure Levels are clearly marked with vertical clearances.
Parking Structures 1, 2A, 3, 4, 6 and 7 have a maximum vehicle height restriction of 8 feet, 2 inches. Accessible parking is available in all parking structures convenient to airline terminals.
Parking Structures 2B and 5 have a maximum vehicle height restriction of 7 feet.
For information about parking in Central Terminal Area parking structures and airport-operated Lot C, click Parking Info.
Curb Cuts are provided from street to sidewalk level in front of all terminals, and at entrances to other public buildings (such as the airport's unique Theme Building) where there are stairs to negotiate.
Curb Cuts are provided from street to sidewalk level in front of all terminals, and at entrances Elevators are located near public stairways and escalators in all passenger terminal buildings. Multi-level parking structures also contain elevators centrally positioned adjacent to terminals.
Each passenger terminal provides public phones wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs. A Telecommunications Device (TDD) for the deaf or speech-impaired is available in all terminals near the Travelers Aid public information booths. Amplified telephones for the hearing-impaired are available in every terminal. All public telephones at LAX are hearing-aid compatible.The TDD telephone numbers for information is (310) 665-0370 or the California Relay Service for the Deaf is 1- 800-735-2929. AT&T Public Phone 2000 units provide TDD users with a color monitor and keyboard at other locations in the terminals.
Men's and women's restrooms located in all terminals contain a special extra-wide toilet stall equipped with side grab bars. Look for the disabled symbol. Restrooms equipped for the disabled (unisex) are available at Terminal 2 on the Upper/Departure Level.
All major scheduled airlines serving LAX provide wheelchair assistance upon request. To make sure a wheelchair is available at the proper time, it is best to reserve one in advance of a flight departure or arrival by contacting your airline. Wheelchair assistance also may be requested at airline ticket counters.
All buses on the LAX FlyAway Bus Service, connecting the San Fernando Valley and LAX, Union Station and LAX, and UCLA and LAX are equipped to accommodate disabled travelers. Patrons should allow additional time to board the bus when scheduling a departure time. Drivers will assist patrons to get on and off the bus and will assist patrons with baggage.
If you have to travel from one terminal to another in order to make a flight connection, you can use the lift-equipped free LAX Shuttle "A" that operates continuously around the Central Terminal loop. When airline assistance is not available, contact the wheelchair shuttle service at Parking Lot C at (310) 646-6402 or (310) 646-8021.
All coffee shops and snack bars providing fast-food service and full-service restaurants are wheelchair-accessible in all passenger terminals.


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Career Bests:
1,500m - 4:27.07
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5k XC - 16:45
8k XC - 28:38.12
Junior (2008-09):
Competed in two cross country races for the Tide...ran at the UTC Powerade Invitational...finished in 46th place with a time of 28:55.84 over 8,000 meters at the Crimson Classic...competed at the Alabama Relays in the 5,000m posting a time of 17:18.60...ran the 1,500m in a time of 4:27.07 at the Mississippi Open to finish 12th.
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Ran the 5,000m UTC Invitational Meet in 17:22 to place 42nd...posted a time of 28:38.12 in the 8,000m at the 19th Annual Crimson Classic finishing 47th.
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Competed at the UTC Powerade Invitational and the Crimson Classic.
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Coached by Edward Abdella...MPSA 3A state cross country champion in 2006...MPSA 3A 1600m state champion in 2005...earned All-State honors in cross country in 2003, 2004, and 2005...named team MVP in cross country in 2004 and 2005...also played soccer...member of the National Honors Society, Beta Club, and Student Council President...Birthday: February 23, 1988...Parents: Bobby and Angie Sherrill...Siblings: Brittany...Majoring in Biological Sciences.


text: In the first five days since Pokemon Diamond and Pearl have been released, over 1 million copies have been sold. This is a faster rate than any previous Pokemon Game(s). Infact, to date, more than 155 million copies of Pokémon games have sold worldwide. Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, have been predicted to become two of the top-selling games of 2007 in the United States, so you'd better get it while you still can.


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More: You are on NCIS: Los Angeles, one of the highest-rated shows on CBS.
COD: It is pretty great. We have been fortunate enough to follow in the footsteps of NCIS, a show that has many passionate fans. That gave us a huge opportunity to have a built-in audience. But as you know, nothing is guaranteed, and it is one of those things where you honestly can't predict what will happen. The producers put LL Cool J and myself on the show, and the fans, more than 17 million of them, have responded every week, which for us is terrific.
More: Is there a lot of pressure, keeping a series like yours at the top of the ratings?
COD: There is always pressure, which is why we go to work every day and make the program as good as we can. At a certain point, though, it is out of our hands because there is marketing involved and fans need to tune in. I can tell you I go in with the best attitude, work hard, and, as the saying goes, "Teamwork makes the dream work." We recently had our first episode of the new season and that was a nerve-racking night because you are wondering to yourself, Are the fans going to tune in again and watch? Luckily for us, they did.
More: Tell me a secret about your costar, LL Cool J.
COD: LL is such an intelligent guy. He might be a big muscular rapper, but he is also a really sharp guy. I mean, he is book smart, philosophical and really gets it. The guy could have a conversation with anyone on the planet about anything and really connect with them. Although we had different backgrounds growing up, he and I have a real connection and a real bond.
More: How do you juggle a red-hot Hollywood career and five kids and still manage to find time for date night with the missus?
COD: We don't get out as much as we would like, but fortunately the kids go to bed at a good hour so we always carve out time at night to sit, have a glass of wine and just be together.
More: Sounds romantic.
COD: It is not like we are running off on romantic getaways on the spur of the moment. Planning something like that involves a lot of logistics. But yes, we do steal time for each other, and we will leave the kids behind to celebrate my wife's 40th birthday, which is coming up.
More: I like how after 10-plus years of marriage you still love finding time for each other.
COD: Even just planning something like dinner for the two of us is hard because there is always a dinner invitation or a school event to go to. But if we get a random Friday night where it is just the two of us, we love going out for sushi or to this cute little Italian place. I am a creature of habit. I like to go to the same place and order the same things.
More: What's the rule when it comes to kissing female costars?
COD: It is work. My wife is fine with it because she is not the jealous type. I, on the other hand, am the complete opposite. If that were my wife kissing a guy, I can tell you this would not work for me at all! That is probably why I didn't marry an actress.
More: Sounds like a fairy tale.
COD: It is work, just like for everyone else. Nothing is perfect, and we are not living a fairy tale life. But my commitment to marriage is extremely important to me. I will also say that we are blessed to have beautiful children and that I am working steady in a crazy business. There is not a lot of stability in this business, and to be working on a show that is now in its fourth season is a pretty nice gift to have. I have been in this industry for 25 years, and for once it is nice to have some consistency, especially when my children are so young. It is important for me to be in one place, and this opportunity could not have come at a better time.


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LAS VEGAS – The Idaho men's basketball team was picked to finish second by the media and fourth by coaches in the Western Athletic Conference in 2013-14, while senior Stephen Madison and junior Connor Hill earned preseason honors, as the league released its preseason polls Tuesday morning.
The Vandals received 150 points in the media poll, trailing only preseason favorite New Mexico State's 215 points, as the Aggies received a first-place vote from all 24 voters in the poll. Bakersfield was picked third by the media with 138 points, followed by Utah Valley (127), Seattle U (119), Chicago State (94), Texas-Pan American (92), Kansas City (79) and Grand Canyon (66).
Madison, a forward from Portland, Ore., is a Preseason All-WAC selection after averaging 14.1 points and 4.7 rebounds per game in 2012-13. Joining Madison on the Preseason All-WAC team in the media poll are Bakersfield's Brandon Barnes, Utah Valley's Ben Aird and New Mexico State's Sim Bhullar and Daniel Mullings, who is also the Preseason Player of the Year.
The coaches poll had Idaho picked in a tie for fourth with 40 points. New Mexico State was again picked to win the league with 64 total points and eight of the nine first-place votes. Seattle U was picked second in the poll with 45 points and received the first-place vote from NM State head coach Marvin Menzies, as coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team or players. Bakersfield, with 42 points, was picked just ahead of Idaho, which was tied with Utah Valley with 40 points. Chicago State was picked fifth with 34 points, followed by Texas-Pan American (22), Grand Canyon (19) and Kansas City (17).
The coaches poll featured a first and second Preseason All-WAC teams. The first-team mirrored the media's Preseason All-WAC team, while the second team featured Idaho's Hill, who averaged 12.1 and shot a WAC-best 44.4 percent from 3-point range in 2012-13. Joining Hill on the second-team are Utah Valley's Holton Hunsaker, Chicago State's Quinton Pippen, Seattle U's Clarence Trent and Grand Canyon's Demetrius Walker.


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When you try to do something like this:
$line = Zend_Text_MultiByte::wordWrap('abcdef', 2, ' ', true, 'utf-8');
you'll get "ab cd cdef". But expected result is "ab cd ef".
The problem actually is in line 62 of Zend/Text/MultiByte.php:
$line = substr($string, strlen($matches[0]));
$string is the first parameter for the method wordWrap(). In cycle this code always cuts part from input string, but not from actual value. It should be:
$line = substr($line, strlen($matches[0]));
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The Pam Grace Pam's Paisley Valance is part of the Pam's Paisley Collection. This coordinating valance has a 5 tab top, and is made of 100% cotton. Machine washable. Dimensions: 39"W x 15"H
Add a swirl of sophistication, while staying in the pink, with Pam's Paisley 10-piece crib bedding set from Pam Grace Creations. A pink and green paisley print is paired with coordinating fabrics of pale green, white and pink and white polka dot. Touches of chocolate brown enhance the overall look. The centerpiece to this collection is the patchwork quilt with patches of paisley, pink and green with a pure pink border. The quilt is embroidered with the words "sweet little baby" and reverses to a pink and white polka dot print. Two pale green fitted sheets are included with the set to ensure a clean sheet is always at hand. Also included is a crib skirt in the same pink and white paisley print with a pink border. A coordinating, tab-top window valance is finished in pink and trimmed in chocolate brown and paisley. A pink polka-dot diaper stacker, accented with more paisley prints, keeps diapers close at hand. Also included are three quilted wall hangings to carry the pink and green paisley print to the walls of baby's nursery. A paisley-themed musical mobile will catch baby's eye and attention when she's in her crib.
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The National Weather Service says it will survey damage in the Monticello area to determine if a tornado touched down when a large storm system raced across the state.
The storm downed trees and power lines and caused some structural damage as it crossed the state on Tuesday. Monticello police say one person was injured when lightning struck a home around 9 p.m. Tuesday but say the injuries did not appear life-threatening.
Forecasters say that radar indications suggest a tornado formed in Monticello but an on-the-ground survey will be conducted Wednesday to confirm that.
Minor damage was reported in nearly every corner of the state.
Entergy Arkansas had nearly 10,000 homes and businesses without power on Wednesday morning, with most of the outages coming in Jefferson, Pulaski and Union counties.
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Balotelli goes blond!
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A new year, a new haircut, a new start for Mario?
Well, we have seen our fair share of the City striker's hairstyles, but we here at mcfc.co.uk think this one is extra special!
Balotelli looked every bit the blond bombshell as he turned up for training at Carrington this morning, sporting his new do!
Well, as they say, blonds have more fun, right?!
And, just for you, we've delved into the City archives to remind you of a few of Mario's masterpieces...


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Recent eating: first taste of the new Canyons
Snatched a piece of blue sky this weekend to go snowshoeing, which works up an appetite, so we drove to the Canyons, rode the gondola, and checked out the emerging newness. There's still confusion-told by one employee that the Farm was open for lunch, we found it wasn't, but then ran into Chef John Murcko, who recommended the madeover Alpine House. Read More


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Position: P
Height: 6-1 Weight: 197 lbs.
Born: January 18, 1961 in Glendale, CA
High School: Glendale
College: Arizona St. (school history) (Black college stats)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 7th round (181st overall) of the 1983 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 7 (8324th overall since 1950)
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Having played guitar and acted as backup-singer in Prince's band, Andy Allo is definitely already on the right track. Earlier this year, Prince charged up his efforts to introduce Andy to the world as a solo artist as she sets up to release her sophomore album, Superconductor. You may also already recognize Andy from the track she did with Blu called "Dreamland.". While her voice in "Dreamland" is smoother and sweeter, Andy's new solo style serves up a raspy down home soul from the gut.
Above, find a teaser from her upcoming super funky video for "People Pleaser" above. And below, catch Andy doing a live cover of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On." Absolutely adorable she is.
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No. 5 Heavies Resume Navy-Princeton Rowing Cup Series Saturday In Princeton
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Coming off its sweep of the annual Syracuse-Georgetown scrimmage, the fifth-ranked Princeton heavyweights will take on No. 10 Navy Saturday morning for the first regular season dual between the two programs since March 31, 2007. It will be the lone home race on Lake Carnegie, following a weekend when all four Princeton teams were successful at home.
"The whole team was very pleased to start the season with wins over Syracuse and Georgetown last weekend," said junior William Gillis of last weekend's sweep of both teams in the season-opening scrimmage. "They are two tough EARC opponents and we always look forward to racing them at the start of our season. I was really excited to see the entire squad harness the work we did indoors this winter and execute aggressive pieces all the way down the course.
"We are proud of the result from the weekend, but our attention and focus remain on developing each week in preparation for the championship season in May and June," Gillis added. "It is still early, and all of our boats are committed to keep pushing one another to find additional speed."
Princeton will get a good test this weekend against Navy, especially since both were picked as Top 10 teams in the first USRowing collegiate poll released this week (see link above). This will be the first race of the season for Navy, which finished one spot behind Princeton in the 2012 Eastern Sprints grand final.
"This Navy race is a real treat for us," senior Brian Wettach said. "We get the chance to line up against these guys head-to-head for the first time in my career here. This race is different from our traditional cup races because its new to us and it comes early in the season, both of which make it exciting and unpredictable.
"They are tough guys, they race hard, and we know it," Wettach added. "It's going to take a serious effort to come away with the result we want on race day."
"We are all very excited for the opportunity to race Navy on Saturday," Gillis said. "We have a tremendous amount of respect for their guys as individuals and for their program as a whole. It will be a privilege to be on the water as we bring back this tradition." Racing will begin at 9 am on Lake Carnegie with the fourth varsity, and will continue with races every 20 minutes. The varsity eight showdown will be held at 10 am.
"After five years without a Princeton-Navy dual on our schedule, it is great to have the race back," head coach Greg Hughes said. "Navy crews are always tough and gutsy, and some of the most hard-fought races in our history have been with Navy. There is a long history to this race and the team is very excited to have the chance to be a part of that history once again."
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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 4 slices pepper Jack cheese
- 1 cup barbecue sauce
- Carefully cut a pocket in each chicken breast half. Fill with cheese; secure with toothpicks.
- Grill chicken, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or a thermometer reads 165°, basting frequently with barbecue sauce. Discard toothpicks before serving. Yield: 4 servings.
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"I'm going to have to try this one again before I can give it a higher rating. I tried baking it and the cheese all ran out. I will try broiling it next time since I don't own a grill."
"Put the cheese on top of the chicken just before taking off the grill, then sprinkle with bacon bits, chopped tomato and green onions."
"My daughter in law makes these but doesn't put the cheese inside. Shortly before taking off the grill, she lays the cheese on top to melt. Absolutely wonderful. I'm going to try it with the cheese inside. With cheese on top, you can put into a big bun as a sandwich."
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Sales tax hike offers best way to build school
Published: Friday, November 15, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 14, 2013 at 2:12 p.m.
The May primary is a little less than six months away, and Davidson County voters will now have a referendum on the ballot in addition to all the partisan races. The county commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to call for a local option, quarter-cent sales tax referendum. The additional money would be used to finance a loan to pay for a new high school in northern Davidson County on property adjacent to Oak Grove Middle School.
Voters should say yes to the referendum. Here's why:
• School administrators have established the need for a new high school to relieve overcrowding at North Davidson and Ledford high schools. Anyone who doubts the need should schedule a visit to the schools. Oak Grove Middle alleviated the same issue at North Davidson and Ledford middle schools.
• The sales tax increase will be negligible. On a $100 purchase, it amounts to a quarter. But in most cases, it really won't show up at all. The county's sales tax right now is 6.75 percent. Merchants round up, since you can't pay three-quarters of a penny. The state generally receives that rounded-up amount now. The increase would simply keep it in Davidson County.
• Building the school will address Davidson County Schools' top capital need. It will free up other money for repairs and additions at other schools. Those projects may not be as exciting as a new school, but they're needed nonetheless.
• It will avoid the need for a property tax increase to finance the school. County officials estimate that would require 3 1/2 cents on a $100 evaluation. So on a $100,000 house, that would equate to $35. That would almost certainly cost more than a small sales tax hike.
• The increase could actually be a boost to county businesses. An educational effort should show northern Davidson County residents, especially those who would fall in the boundary of a new school, the importance of buying their products in the county. One criticism is many of those who would benefit do most of their shopping in Forsyth or Guilford counties. In a sense, shopping locally would help build the school. The county's chambers of commerce could play a key role.
• The county simply can't pay for the school out of its fund balance. The county school system is contributing money for site work from its fund balance, which is appropriate. But both the school system and the county need a healthy fund balance in case of emergency.
Commissioner Billy Joe Kepley expresses optimism county voters will approve the referendum. They have voted for school referendums three times in the past 45 years. But those benefited more systems and areas. And only 28 percent of the 90 local option sales-tax votes in the past six years have passed. The commissioners and school administrators will need an effective educational campaign next year to convince voters passage offers the best choice. And it does.
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While we plan to keep our ears open for the exciting new projects of 2011, there's some acts we've already declared winners. Here's a short list gathered from various staff members:
+ Anything Janelle Monáe related
+ the sophomore album from Adele, 21, including "Rolling in the Deep" and studio footage
+ Plan B US debut of live show and The Defamation of Strickland Banks
+ New Nneka
+ Jessie J - Who You Are and everything she does on YouTube
+ Nikki & Rich to finally release Everything
+ Estelle to release All of Me
+ Jean Grae – Cake or Death from Blacksmith Records
+ Jack Splash – to show us the Future Of The Funk
+ Wilder Zoby's solo EP (snippet)
+ Little Shalimar album
+ Melanie Fiona – The MF Life
+ more Kinky Notti videos like this, plus a full-length album
+ Cubik Zirconia album
+ whatever Georgia Anne Muldrow does with Some Otha Ship Connect
+ Alice Russell & Quantic on Tru-Thoughts
+ wild new dance moves from Rye Rye and her album Go! Pop! Bang!
+ The Avalanches' 2nd album (plus all the promo mixtapes they're going to (re)release)
+ Induce full-length & remixes
+ Ellie Goulding to finally release Lights and more remixes
+ the solo return of Marsha Ambrosious, Late Nights & Early Mornings
+ the self-titled debut of Hope
+ Jamiroquai to return to the US, possibly by helicopter
+ Laura Izibor
+ more solo work from Q-Tip and definitely more on the film
+ the next installment from Esperanza Spalding: Radio Music Society
+ Lykki Li
+ Talib Kweli
+ Lupe Fiasco obviously
+ for Shawn Lee to open the gates to his World of Funk
+ another heater from Eric Roberson as a follow-up his Grammy-nomination
+ for Mocean Worker to keep us in motion with his next album
+ the debut LP from Dego, the acclaimed Silhouette Brown producer
+ for Ancient Astronauts to embark on a journey Into Bass and Time
+ more from Coco / I Blame Coco with The Constant
+ new album from Toro y Moi
+ and Crookers new album


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For more than 10 years, National Geographic's TOPO! map software has been a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts. Now we're able to use these seamless USGS topographic maps to create home decor featuring maps of your favorite places. Provide any U.S. address and artisans in New England will create a marble tile-topped steel table that reproduces a map of your location.
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KK: I read a comment from one of More's readers about trying to put on eyeliner at this age. She suggested that it was because her upper lids were too puffy and swollen. In my case it's because there's just too much damn skin up there. My eyeliner comes out with dashes and dots like some twisted form of Morse code!
SalGal: I hear you. I used to have to stretch the outside part of my eye-skin so far back towards my ear to make a straight line over my lid, that I ended up painting a three-inch line that then turned into a one-inch smudge when I let go of the skin. At that point I sort of resemble an Andy Warhol picture of Amy Winehouse after a stroke. I don't use eyeliner any more as it frightens me.
KK: Now cosmetics companies have come out with 'roller balls' that you're supposed to rub under your eyes and all over your face. They look so phallic, don't they?? I am just not comfortable rubbing that thing all over my face. Would YOU?
SalGal: Yeah, yeah, I've seen those roller-ball things in a commercial. I guess if I'm just too LAZY to stick my finger in a jar of wrinkle cream I might resort to such extreme ways of applying face products. I'm either too old to fall for such shenanigans or too experienced to be duped by fancy packaging. I just stick with the good, old, ever- available (and free) finger.
KK: Some of the new mascaras look like they have the same consistency as the grout we use to seal the shower! I'd be terrified to try to 'remove' that stuff for fear that along with it would come all eight lashes on my left eye and the three remaining on my right eye. Gawd!! I suppose I could then use my lash curler to shape my nails or crimp pie dough edges (a new form of Reinvention!). What do you think?
SalGal: You always say I am crazy to remove my eye makeup every night with baby oil. I guess I could buy some fancy kind of eye makeup remover, maybe something that comes with a roller-ball applicator. Or maybe I could buy a $45 bottle of 'Take It Off Baby' mascara-removal in a bottle shaped liked a giant eyeball containing one ounce of scented baby oil.
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Before the country's civil war in the mid-20th century, the Lao city of Luang Prabang was home to the silversmiths who worked under the patronage of the royal family. After the war, most moved to the capital of Vientiane for safety, and it is there that these ornate accessories are handcrafted in an age-old tradition that begins with melting pure silver bullion into sheets and wires.
These disc-shaped earrings are based on a royal pattern worn by the last princess of Laos and also used at the palace in Luang Prabang as a shield on the king's elephant war saddle. This version is left bright, not oxidized, in keeping with the silver that Lao people wear for wedding ceremonies.


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Equipped with wish lists from people in need, Catholic Charities Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan and Deputy Westchester County Executive Kevin Plunkett raced down K-Mart aisles at 399 Tarrytown Road in White Plains with staff, family, friends and volunteers today, December 11, at the second annual St. Nicholas of Westchester (SNOW) shopping day event spearheaded by Catholic Charities Board of Trustees member Susan Salice.
"How great it is to give up a couple hours to give people supplies they need to have a better holiday," said Ms. Salice.
She joined the group as they piled shopping carts high with winter necessities – gloves, coats, boots and blankets — and household essentials to make sure families in need have a warm and happy Christmas.
While associated with Christmas, donations to the St. Nicholas Project named after the Bishop of Myra in the third century, help provide services year round to people in need. This year, Hurricane Sandy survivors are also included among those targeted for gifts of essential items purchased at the St. Nicholas of Westchester shopping day event.
"Hurricane Sandy put into perspective that we can quickly lose things we considered necessities of life," said Karen Reynolds, Catholic Charities Regional Supervisor for Westchester County. "This event around the holidays gives those who lost so much a sense of Christmas hope, that people care about them."
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As Salt Lake City braces for a cold, wet weekend (what else is new?), it's time to look indoors for entertainment options and hold off some more on planting the garden.
Starting Friday night with Junip and The Acrylics at The State Room, there's a definite world vibe to this batch of music offerings. Featuring Jose Gonzales, who played a terrific solo show at the U's ballroom back in 2008, Junip promises a terrific night of indie-flavored folk songs at The State Room. They're touring behind 2010's "Fields," which has been in steady rotation on KRCL and features some excellent music. Brooklyn's The Acrylics open at 9 p.m. Tickets remain on sale.
Here's a clip of their song "Always." http://youtu.be/BYB0iEiOuzs
And world-music sensation Yanni will be at West Valley City's Maverik Center (formerly the E Center) on Saturday night as part of his ongoing Voices tour. The Greek born, Minnesota education keyboardist has sold millions of records at last count. Not my cup of tea, but hey, I can't love everything, right? Tickets remain on sale.
A chance to get your ABBA on awaits over at Abravnel Hall this weekend with two performances of the ABBA-The Concert, led by principal pops conductor Jerry Steichen. For some folks, ABBA's at the top of the musical mountain. This should be quite the fun treat.
And on Sunday at Liberty Park, Wafer and Sofa Sly will take part in the annual Earth Jam. The event starts at noon, music at 1 p.m. This is a free event.
Also, as a viable option for Sunday - looks like Friday and Saturday are going to be wet and cold - the Salt Lake Bees are at Spring Mobile ballpark against Fresno. The Friday and Saturday games start at 6:35 p.m. The Sunday game is at 2:05 p.m. Bring an umbrella - and a coat. And a hat. And your mittens.
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My homey in a coma, JoJo. <3
Also, somebody else...
My homey in a coma, JoJo. <3
Also, somebody else...
I live. I love. I kill. I catch Pokemons. I am content.
Oh, and happy birthday Nedo
Isn't today Mex's b-day too?
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Happy Birthday Nido, you awesome artist <3
if he's an awesome artist then why THE FUCK DOESN'T HE DRAW SOMETHING COOL FOR HIS BUMPHDAY!?!?!?
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Hundreds of thousands of teachers have used this highly practical guide to help K-12 students enlarge their vocabulary and get involved in noticing, understanding, and using new words. Grounded in research, the book explains how to select words for instruction, introduce their meanings, and create engaging learning activities that promote both word knowledge and reading comprehension. The authors are trusted experts who draw on extensive experience in diverse classrooms and schools. Sample lessons and vignettes, children's literature suggestions, end-of-chapter summaries, and "Your Turn" learning activities enhance the book's utility as a classroom resource, professional development tool, or course text. New to this edition: reflects over a decade of advances in research-based vocabulary instruction chapters on vocabulary and writing; assessment; and differentiating instruction for struggling readers and English language learners, including coverage of Response To Intervention (RTI) expanded discussions of content-area vocabulary and multiple-meaning words many additional examples showing what robust instruction looks like in action appendix with a useful menu of instructional activities.
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In the next two decades, the world will face two major — and opposing — demographic challenges: rapid population growth and rapid population aging. In an increasingly economically interdependent world, policymakers will simultaneously face a strain on resources caused by population growth and a shortage of labor spurred by the graying of the population.
The Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA) and Europe appear to be an ideal demographic match: the former has a large supply of young, active workers, and the latter has a shortage of the youthful, skilled or unskilled labor it needs to sustain its economic competitiveness. MENA is the source of 20 million first-generation migrants, half of them now living in another MENA country and most of the rest in Europe. The region also hosts around the same number within its borders. In addition, the size of MENA's working-age population will continue to rise sharply in the next two decades while the corresponding segment of the population in Europe will soon start to decline.
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When the Showers family arrived in the small community of Bloomington, Indiana, the railroad was just coming to town and a modest university was struggling to survive. Having spent the prior 18 years moving from place to place, the family decided to settle down and invest its modest resources to start a furniture company. The business proved to be extremely profitable and a stroke of luck for Bloomington. The company's success led to the building of paved streets, which brought additional new businesses to town, and helped Indiana University flourish. The later philanthropic acts of the Showers family were an important part of the town's continued development. The family's contributions to Indiana University -- which was not supported by the state at the time -- helped the institution make it through difficult times and paved the way to its becoming the largest university in the state. In this history of Showers Brothers, Carrol Krause tells the story of a remarkably successful collaboration between business, town, and gown.


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Observations from Friday's 109-95 loss to the Wizards at Verizon Center:
The good news? Two of the next four games will not be televised in South Florida. Consider it the mercy rule.
At least Pat Riley acknowledged Friday that he sees nothing wrong with Heat fans putting their hopes in securing the No. 1 pick in the draft.
"If we get the No. 1 pick," he said, "we will have earned that."
As for Dwyane Wade hinting his preference would be Memphis freshman point guard Derrick Rose, Riley said, "We have great respect for Dwyane. He knows who players are."
But Riley also said, "When it comes right down to it, obviously we will pick who we feel will be best for the team."
Riley also keeps talking about how there "are also 20 or 30 guys" that his team likes.
The perspective here: If the Heat doesn't land one of the top two picks, trading down, while possibly also getting a proven veteran (and dumping the likes of a Mark Blount or a Marcus Banks), could be the option of choice.
Riley said he would not scout the Final Four, after scouting the first four rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
He'll be watching the game at Derrick Rose's house. (Just kidding.)
Another question about Riley's coaching future from the out-of-town media before Friday's game.
Asked if he was committed to coaching next season, Riley replied, "I'm committed to this team. I am absolutely committed to this team. We've got a lot of work to do and I don't think that's an issue right now."
OK then.
You'd have to figure the sideline commitment would grow geometrically with one of the first two lottery picks.
As for Friday's game, the more you see Caron Butler, the more you miss him. (Unlike the more you see Shaquille O'Neal.)
DeShawn Stevenson again had a 3-point-a-thon at the Heat's expense. He's sort of the Eastern Conference version of J.R. Smith, at least when it comes to tormenting the Heat.
Earl Barron took a lot of shots; Mark Blount didn't get a lot of rebounds. In other words, more of the same during these dog days.
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Fixed in r19192.
Extremely silly oversight on my part - I've added a task to add test coverage for the method in Atomland which is apparently missing. May have missed it in a commit previously.
Reopen to set fix version to next mini release
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LAKE FOREST – Nearly 75 years ago, Daily Planet reporters Lois Lane and Clark Kent made their debut in the pages of DC Comics, kicking off decades of Superman fandom – and the superhero's depiction in television, radio, films and more.
One of those lifelong fans, El Toro High School drama teacher Dan Blackley, has waited 18 years to put on a show featuring the classic American superhero.
Starting Wednesday, the legendary comic book characters will appear on stage at El Toro High in a production of a short-lived 1966 Broadway musical, "It's A Bird... It's A Plane... It's Superman!" directed by Blackley.
Blackley said he has put off directing the musical because of its technical challenges, but a burst of recent cultural enthusiasm for comic book superheroes – reflected in the success of "The Avengers," and the "Spiderman," and "Ironman" franchises among other films – spurred him to slate the performance for 2013, the 75th anniversary of the first Superman comic.
"All the characters people know and love from the Metropolis comic strip are in the show: Lex Luthor and the villains try to defeat Superman; intrepid reporter Lois Lane and her sidekick Jimmy Olsen try to help the Man of Steel regain his powers and save the city from destruction," Blackley said.
"It's the biggest show I've ever put on at El Toro," he said. "We have 43 students in the cast alone."
About 80 students are involved in the all-school musical, and auditions were open to the whole campus.
El Toro High senior football player Alec Shoffeitt, 18, tried out with friends "just to say we had tried out for a musical." He snagged the lead role.
Shoffeitt said he has been perfecting his higher-pitched Clark Kent voice.
"I hope little kids will be happy they got to see Superman," he said. "It should be something they'll remember."
Lauren Meyering, 17, will play Lois Lane, who Meyering said is independent in every facet of her life, except when it comes to Superman.
"She's the classic comic book heroine," Meyering said.
Freshman Kyle Monte will play Olsen, Lane's inexperienced but eager shutterbug.
"Jimmy Olsen is a very shy kid, but very enthusiastic," Monte said.
Special effects throughout the "Superman" show set it apart from other drama productions, said senior Amanda Koppe, 18, who landed the role of villainous professor Amanda McCoy.
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July 4,
The last few days of being in the Czech Republic at the Junior World Championships were truly memorable. I am very proud of the team. We finished strong by defeating Nigeria and Puerto Rico both in three sets securing a 17th place finish.
Although we were not competing for a medal, the team improved overall. Our matches were in the morning so during the evening we were able to watch the quarter, semi and final matches. Watching these better teams compete inspired me to be better. One thing I learned from watching China, Japan, and Brazil (the three medalists) is that to win you must be relentless on every single play no matter the score.
The teams played their best volleyball throughout entire matches. That takes a great deal of mental toughness, a trait our team improved on towards the end of the tournament as we learned to dominate teams every point.
I've enjoyed this experience so much that I was sad when the last day came around. After watching the finals match, China beating Japan, and the closing ceremonies, we returned to the hotel to pack for our 5:30 a.m. departure the next day. As all the teams got back to the hotel everyone was running up and down the stairs to the other floors trading gear.
I made a lot of new friends and hung out with some old friends that I made in Turkey two years ago. Even though we are competitive across the net, the other teams are so friendly off the court.
In the morning, Robin made the team scrambled eggs and then we were off starting our journey home. Goodbyes are always tough especially after living and training with this group of girls and coaches for the past month. I couldn't have asked for a more fulfilling and educational experience.
Thank you USA Volleyball, thank you coaches and thank you to my team. I am truly blessed and honored to have had the opportunity to represent my country. Go USA!
Allison :)


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2011 Colorado Bike Summit beyond expectations
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I was lucky enough to have the honor to attend Colorado Bike Summit put on by Bicycle Colorado. The summit was put on because many noticed that Colorado had the largest presence at the national bike summit every year so it was time to capture that energy and start Colorado's own Bike Summit. This year's bike summit was kicked off with the great keynote speeches by John Burke of Trek, Tim Blumenthal of Bikes Belong, Bill Vidal, Mayor of Denver, Randy Neufeld of SRAM and lastly Dan Grunig of Bicycle Colorado.
John Burke of Trek
John Burke of Trek
The speeches say a lot on their own (more to be added as they are uploaded). In addition to the speeches there was as panel discussion on how Black Hawk and the recently failed mountain bike safety bill. The panelist gave a great deal of information on how we should interact with our elected officials. Key take aways were.
- The Mountain Bike Safety Bill is not over, usually these things take a few attempts and they will try again
- Black Hawk's excuse is that bikes were slowing the bus traffic coming into town
- Bad apples in our bunch are causing huge problems for us in Lefthand canyon, deer creek canyon, etc. Please be respectful and don't urinate on private property, if you use business facilities consider supporting them (general stores buy something)
Denver Mayor Bill Vidal addresses the Colorado Bike Summit
Near the end of the day there were break out sessions for Safe Routes to Schools and Complete Streets. I choose Safe Routes to Schools break out where we heard an amazing success story of the extremely small town of Calhan Colorado. There they changing a culture of driving where you drive you kids 3 blocks to schools into a waking school or life skills for those kids who are bused in 15 miles away every day. You think that small towns are the best place for walking and biking to school and that couldn't be farther from the truth but they are changing that and the community has really embraced it. Other take aways include
- Kids aren't just riding today, they are gaining life long lessons they will take with them to college
- If communities are safe for kids to ride to school then they are safe for others like our aging community.
- Cuts to SRTS are on the way but with creativity a big changes can be made with little budget
- Freiker is now Boltage
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Bicycle Colorado hit the mark with this effort in a big way. The content and actionable items that came from the 2011 Bike Summit were well composed, timely and inspiring. I've been a supporter for many years, and will be for many more. Asking for more than just becoming a member, this Summit was a call to action. Don't miss the next one, but don't wait that long to get involved.
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This is the first year Accent Inns has supported the Family Support Institute of BC as part of our InnAid program, but you'd think that this relationship has been in place for years.
I first met Angela Clancy, Executive Director for FSI BC, at an internet conference and then again a chamber of commerce premiers luncheon. Not that common do I run into not-profit representatives at the more "high-level corporate" events. But then again Angela and the Family Support Institute are not all that common. Their drive to gain support for families with disabilities is unending and has gained incredible awareness in the "inner circles". That doesn't mean they are supported as they could or should be but they sure won't stop until they are.