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KISSIMMEE — Quarterback Denzel Houston scored on a 5-yard carry with 12 seconds left to lift the Ormond Beach Pride to a 28-26 win over the River Plaza (N.J.) Chargers in the quarterfinals of the American Youth Football National Championships on Monday at Austin-Tindall Park.
Houston had three rushing touchdowns and one through the air, connecting with Na-Keven Atkins. Jason Colubiale, Elijiah Rone, Ashundre Christian and Atkins ran in extra-point conversions.
The Pride, playing in the eighth-grade division, will face the Phoenix Thunder in the semifinals at 1 p.m. Wednesday. The Thunder defeated the New Hampshire Rams 40-26 in the quarterfinals.
The West Volusia Wolves will be in Pop Warner action at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday in the semifinals of the Junior Midget division. They will face the Lenape Valley (Pa.) Indians at Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Six Idaho volleyball players and Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan were recognized at the annual Western Athletic Conference awards banquet in the Orleans Arena, the site of this week's WAC Tournament, Sunday night.
Buchanan earned her first career WAC Coach of the Year honor; outside hitters Allison Walker and Alicia Milo earned first-team all-WAC honors; libero Cassie Hamilton, setter Jenny Feicht and middle blocker Alex Sele were named second-team all-WAC and middle blocker Alyssa Schultz earned WAC all-freshman team recognition.
Buchanan led Idaho to a 16-11 overall record, a 10-4 record in WAC play and the No. 2 seed in the conference tournament, Idaho's highest finish since joining the WAC. Idaho finished the season on a five-match winning streak to clinch second place in the WAC on the final day of conference play. The Vandals went 10-2 overall since Oct. 1, and in that time Buchanan surpassed Tom Hilbert as Idaho's all-time winningest coach with 179 career wins.
Walker, a sophomore from Othello, Wash., led the league with 4.31 kills per game in WAC matches, and added 2.69 digs and 0.49 blocks per game while hitting .212. Walker had 13 double-doubles on the season, and was a three-time WAC Player of the Week in 2011. Her 4.65 points per game ranked second in the conference. Walker was also a first-team all-WAC selection in 2010.
Milo, a senior from Portland, Ore., ranked sixth in the WAC with 3.75 kills per game, and she added 2.14 digs and 0.33 blocks per game while hitting .240 during conference play. Milo had seven total double-doubles on the season, and earned her first career WAC Player of the Week honor earlier this year. This is Milo's first career all-WAC recognition.
Hamilton, a senior from Murrieta, Calif., led the WAC with 4.37 digs per game in conference matches. Her 4.39 digs per game for the season is the sixth highest average in Idaho history, and her 1,394 career digs are just 26 shy of tying Idaho's career record. This is Hamilton's first career all-WAC selection.
Feicht, a junior from Irvine, Calif., ranked second in the WAC with 10.90 assists per game in WAC contests and was fifth with 0.33 service aces per game. She set the Vandals to a .232 hitting percentage during the conference season, the third highest team hitting percentage in the WAC. Feicht had her milestone 2,000th assist in 2011, and ranks seventh in Idaho history with 2,206 career assists. This is Feicht's first career all-WAC recognition.
Sele, a junior from Tumwater, Wash., averaged 1.31 blocks per game in WAC play, ranking third. She also hit .226 during the conference season and averaged 1.60 kills per game. Sele had seven or more kills 12 times in 2011 and had five or more blocks 10 times. This is Sele's first career all-WAC honor.
Schultz, a freshman from Issaquah, Wash., ranked sixth in the WAC in conference matches with a .336 hitting percentage, and she averaged 1.53 kills and 1.31 blocks per game throughout conference play. Her 1.09 blockers per game were seventh in the WAC.
The five all-conference selections are the most Idaho has had in any conference. The last time the Vandals had multiple first-team all-WAC players was 2009 when Sarah Conwell, Anna McKinney and Debbie Pederson were all selected to the first team. The last time a conference Coach of the Year came from Idaho was 1995, when Tom Hilbert collected his fourth consecutive Big Sky Coach of the Year honor.
The Vandals begin the WAC tournament with a semifinal match on Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. against the winner of (3) New Mexico State vs. (6) San Jose State.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by September Great appearance and functionality! Read all the reviews on a lot of beverage dispenser and this one seemed to be the best. I have used for the last two weeks for ice tea and it leaked one time. Come to find out, if you do not turn it all the off, it will leak. My husband thought that the seal was no good because I had used it so much, but it just needed to be on the off position. This is a great looking dispenser and for the money you really can not beat this one. I love it. Yes you have to have the lid cracked open to dispense but the lid is great for storing your liquid. Yes it is awkward to wash because it is so big but worth it. March 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Janknitz Great as a Continuous Brewer for Kombucha! I wanted to start a continuous brewing system for my kombucha (fermented tea, for the uninitiated). I bought an expensive water crock online but it was TOO big. Right after the crock arrived, I found these (and other models) at my local Cost Plus--this one is just the right size, and much less expensive! I sold the crock and bought this instead, and I couldn't be happier. I removed the top and bailer--the kombucha needs air so I tie a piece of cloth around the top to keep dust and bugs out, while letting air circulate. The wide opening at the top facilitates cleaning and SCOBY management. The plastic spigot is a plus, because a metal spigot would erode with continuous exposure to the acidic liquid. I have had no problems with the spigot dripping. And it's replaceable, if it ever does have a problem. This is just the right size for me--I'm the only one drinking kombucha in my house and the capacity is just right to be able to draw off about 16 oz at a time and leave enough to keep the ferment going (you could safely take even more). It's not too heavy to slide forward to the edge of the counter to get bottles underneath. As a great fan of canning jars, I love the look. It's not too big around, so it fits nicely on my counter, and it's attractive. The name "Savannah" is embossed on the jar, so now my kombucha SCOBY's name is Savannah. I'm very happy I bought this jar. December 9, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AuburnGal This product exceeded my expectations! I was thinking of ordering a much more expensive drink dispenser that was very similar to this one when a friend recommended your store. WOW! This is such a nice dispenser for the money. I ordered these for my daughters graduation party and was so pleased at how they turned out. I had a rustic themed garden party and bought three of these to serve lemonade, lemon water and iced tea. The spout is not real metal but it is very well made and turns on and off very easily. Thank you for carrying nice, well made products at reasonable prices! May 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by ADLawrence A Gift to Help with Hosting Parties My husband and I gave this as a gift to a friend who hosts several large parties every year. She squealed with delight when she opened it because it exactly fits with her taste (she cans food) and she didn't have a drink dispenser yet. I picked it because it fit within our budget constraints for gifts and I knew she'd love it. I did warn her about a couple of things. One, the spout might be loose so she may need to tighten it before the first use. Two, do NOT pour very hot—especially boiling hot—liquid directly into it. It'll likely crack the glass and ruin the dispenser. Another thing to note is that the spout isn't stainless or anything. But it will wear well with careful use and storage. I have a similar dispenser with a similar spout and though it'd be nice to have a quality metal version, our spout has held up well with regular use for three years now. You'll be hard pressed to find something as nice as this for less than $100 with a metal spout. May 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by activemommyof2 Love the look This dispenser is just the look I wanted. The spigot has not leaked for me and I've used it for bday parties and lemonade stands where kids were doing the dispensing. It's too tall to fit in my fridge without having to move the shelves around and lose a lot of space for other items, and I wish there was a stand included with it. As for the vacuum seal, I just remove the rubber gasket ring around the top and then close and latch the lid and that works perfectly - keeping anything from getting inside and allows for a nice flow out the spigot. All in all, I'd like to use it more often but have been very happy with it the times I have used it. May 25, 2015
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If you've been using tomato cages, try using the same material a different way. Cages are one of the simplest and most popular training systems, but they become top-heavy as the plants mature and must be fastened to stakes to keep them from falling over in wind. Undo the cages and set them on the ground as quonsets, and the system becomes very stable. Moreover, you can let the plants sprawl with no need to tie up or clip errant side shoots. This is how some commercial tomato growers in Spain grow their plants.
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Finally the perfect jeans!
By Abstract
from Santa Monica, CA
Comments about Not Your Daughters Jeans Audrey Ankle in Premium Lightweight Denim:
I am always searching for the perfect pair of jeans and I have finally found it. I am short (5'2") and don't mind hemming the legs; I rarely find jeans that are the right length, even in petite sizes. (I am size 24.) My problem is that the "rise" is always too big, and therefore the jeans sag at the crotch, or come up too high at the waist. I have tried several other NYDJ styles but the Audrey is the only style that fits me from waist to crotch. I wish the style came in a lighter/washed version rather than just the dark color, but I am happy to have jeans that fit. I have hemmed the length on one pair to bring it to ankle length, and left the other pair longer so they are more typical jeans length. One complaint about all the plus sizes---the calf and ankle are often bigger than they need to be. Us plus-sizers lose the tapered look that is typical of regular jeans. I am not up for paying the cost for tailoring of jeans, but would like to have a style that has tapered, rather than straight or boot-cut (I never buy boot-cut) calves and ankles.That said, I am very pleased with the Audrey style because of its shorter rise in the Petite Plus sizes. Thank you NYDJ!
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I didnt even know this product existed until last week. I had my doubts - given I'm a tall plus size - but decided to give it a go.I have always loved this 'vintage' style and became super excited when i saw it. To help you decide here are my specs: 5'10" 48waist 55hip with mommy belly and no rear or BIF=bum in front.Given the size chart I ordered the 24 and a 26 just to be on the safe side. I understand one is to buy a size down but what isnt stated is that the size chart matches your measurements to conventional size choice not their 'sized down' sizes. So the chart had me at a 24.Ive justrecieved them - yippee - and slipped on the smaller 24 of the two. The size 24 is a bit too large given it will stretch. In one way its a great fit out of the box. But its the fit you get AFTER wearing them for a few days and they are about to need a wash,super comfy. I've already ordered the 22.My overall impressions when I first put these on were and are indeed - OMG FINALLY, I'VE FOUND THE HOLY GRAIL OF JEANS!!!!! These are stunning. The fabric is soft and not bulky so doesnt cut you in half you know where. The coverage is also fantastic taking in my entire mommy belly and NO MUFFIN TOP! Also, the streatch is perfect, I can sit and still breath and eat withut having to undo the button. The dark wash would be great to dress up with a twin set, pearls and heels as well as trainers and a t-shirt. I urge you to give them a try. Yes they are pricey but to have jeans that fit perfectly, look AMAZING on, are as comfortable as your yoga pants and can go from kids game practice to coctails? Well, you get the picture.
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The Audrey Ankle is the most flattering length of all the NYD on me.I am 5' 5.5" and love the length of this style. I lived in these last season and I am buying more this season.
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The fabric is a very nice weight. I want to buy more Audrey style jeans! Can't find any listed on site in white.
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I have purchased other nydj and love them. Usually, I can get buy the 10p and they fit. I am usually a 12 in other brands. However, these I have to return for a size 12. So if you are expecting them to be 'forgiving' you may be better off buying a size up or purchasing both sizes, if you order online, and sending back the one that doesn't fit. I love the quality. And please, keep making them in the USA, otherwise, I will have to look for pants elsewhere. :-)
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My 3rd pair of NYDJ and just as in love. These jeans are great to wear wit Toms/flats or you can easily tuck them into boots. They are so comfy.
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- Look for handcrafted drawers and cabinets- This season; it will be all about the handcrafted furniture, especially in cabinets and drawers. The designs would not be highly ornate. Instead, there will be very simple designs and carvings on the wood furniture that is sure to turn heads. Going to some good Raleigh furniture stores like Atlantic Bedding and Furniture Stores would be enough to find hundreds of such designs.
- Storage Beds- The storage beds are making for one of the top sellers at the furniture stores Raleigh. They are high and elevated and also have ample of storage space towards the bottom. This is definitely a more practical design and the people definitely like more storage space. This is why this kind of furniture is very high in demand these days. If you are looking for a bed, you must first try to check these storage beds and see how advantageous they can be for your house.
- Patterns are in- Patterns on the furniture are now being appreciated by the people. It can range from floral patterns to stars and pretty much anything that you can imagine. Even in the vintage style furniture, these kinds of patterns are being liked a lot. Therefore, you must look for some flowers in the sofa and if nothing else, then even stripes would do the trick for your room.
- Wood color trends- This time, the popular choices at the furniture stores in Raleigh are clearly presenting a sharp contrast. On one hand, white is being preferred by the people, while on the other hand darker shades like walnut brown and ebony are much in demand. However, they have their own territories defined as the white shades are being liked in cabinets, wall units and bookshelves and the walnut hues are being chosen for desks, tables and chairs.
- Furniture upholstery trends- the furniture stores Raleigh NC recorded more success with colorful and accented furniture rather than bland colors. Green and magenta have been the favorites this year as well. The people have liked thickly upholstered furniture in peppy colors for their homes. The reason behind this is more concentration on the interior decoration themes.


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THE PARTY The Cove School's annual benefit, Celebrating Our Journeys, welcomed 500 parents, staff, board of trustees members and friends of the Cove community for an inspirational event at the InterContinental Chicago O'Hare. THE SCENE The event marked Cove's 65th year and celebrated the evening's honorees, Dan and Gina Dickinson, who received the Prism Award alongside a touching tribute from their daughter. THE BOTTOM LINE The evening raised more than $405,000, which will help students with learning disabilities and go directly toward expanding key programs at the school. Photography by Brenna Sullivan


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Fairview Elementary School is scheduled to host a 5K run/walk and community outreach health fair to promote health and raise funds to help support a cure for diabetes this weekend.
The race and fair will be held at Capital School District's Fairview Elementary School located at 700 Walker Road in Dover from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Capital Board of Education President Kay Dietz-Sass said.
Local vendors will be available with information and fun activities for participants. Admission to the health fair is free and will begin at 9 a.m. in the gymnasium at Fairview, she said.
Registration for the race is $25 and $15 for students through the 12th grade.
Dave's Road Bikes of Dover has donated a bike for a raffle prize and raffle tickets are available for anyone interested.
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Located on the Ilha do Sal (island of salt) in Cabo Verde, the ClubHotel Riu Garopa (24h All Inclusive 24h) and the ClubHotel Riu Funana (24h All Inclusive) form a resort which shares many facilities and activities. Both enjoy a beachfront location with fine sand and indigo-coloured water, on a beach which is considered to be one of the best on Ilha do Sal.
If you'd like to forget all the minor details and just enjoy your holidays, this Resort is the place for you, whether you're travelling as a family, couple or with friends. Thanks to RIU Hotels' impeccable 24h All Inclusive system, all you'll need to worry about is relaxing and forgetting your everyday stress. For this, you are offered a whole range of possibilities including two fresh water swimming pools, a gym, Jacuzzi, sauna, solarium-terrace and the "Renova Spa" wellness centre with a range of different treatments and massages.
If you'd like to discover the island's delicacies, allow our chefs to prepare dishes for you using the best flavours of Cape Verde. In the buffet restaurant you'll find a bit of everything, whilst the various themed restaurants serve up international menus full of colours and tastes to satisfy every palate.
There's no better way to have fun than by taking part in the entertainment programme of the RIU Hotels' All Inclusive system. During your stay, don't miss out on the wide range of activities they have prepared for you, your family, couple or friends. With table tennis, volleyball, water gym, rifle shooting, a sports centre, kayaking, snorkelling and bodyboarding, as well as a wide variety of water activities near the resort, you'll have everything you could need for fun-filled holidays. At night you can come to the famous "Pacha" club and dance all night long or simply enjoy the fresh air of the Atlantic Ocean one of the terraces at the bars. For the little ones we have nothing but the best, thanks to the Riu Land program which offers a world of activities and leisure pursuits with our entertainers.
The excellent fish caught by local seamen every day demonstrates the close relationship this island still has with the ocean. Here you won't find big crowds, just calm towns and a few hotels, making Ilha do Sal the perfect place for those looking for peace and quiet. If you explore the island's inland areas, you'll find more than just a desert, with a range of excursions that will leave you with fond memories such as Pedra da Lume, a dormant volcano, or Buracona, with perfect natural pools for swimming in. The ClubHotel is just 1.5km away from Santa Maria which is considered by many to be the largest and most popular region in the Islands of Cape Verde where you can visit the local market, swim at the beautiful beach and go shopping in a range of stores.
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ZF-7712: Zend_XmlRpc_Value_Double rounds to 6 decimal digits
When I make a request with a double parameter like 3.39412716 , the value is sent as 3.394127 .
The rounding takes place in Zend/XmlRpc/Value/Double.php on line 48 : {{$this->_value = sprintf('%f',(float)$value); // Make sure this value is float (double) and without the scientific notation}}
This is a bug due to a known behavior of sprintf(). See http://us2.php.net/manual/en/… for details. The solution would be to specify a specific precision for sprintf().
Wouldn't it be possible to detect the precision of the input, and adding this to the sprintf command? Simply increasing the precision would result in added zeros at the end. That's not desirable.
Fixed in r17921. Thank you for taking time to write us!
This solution has the downside of adding trailing zeros to the double value in XML. If you have a message with alot of double values, this can add up to quite some extra data to be tranfered. Therefore I propose an addition to eliminate those trailing zeros :
if (strstr($num, '.')) {
$num = trim($num, '0');
if ($num[0] == '.') {
$num = '0' . $num;
if ($num[strlen($num) - 1] == '.') {
$num = substr($num, 0, strlen($num) - 1);
Fixed in trunk (r19562) and 1.9 release branch (r19563). We now trim trailing "0"s when building the XML envelope
You can't use printf's schema "f", bacause it's locale aware. On Windows, this function returns float, but rounded to decimal part (ie. 1 instead 1.123).
You should use "F" instead:
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Fixed in trunk and 1.10 release branch.


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This short video collage chronicles the shows and events from 1990 through 1996 of the company that preceded Giant Step: The Groove Academy. This is the first time that the flyers and posters of Groove Academy shows have been digitized.
The concept behind The Groove Academy was to give an opportunity for the masters of funk and groove to perform their craft in front of a young audience and new generation of fans as most only knew these artists from samples used in hip-hop and rap. At this time, many of the originators were in fact forgotten in the USA and had to go to Europe and Japan to make a living. The Groove Academy was determined to help re-launch careers in the States and give them their just props!
As time went on and Giant Step was born, The Groove Academy became the concert wing of the company and helped to introduce new artists. By the mid 1990s, The Groove Academy came to an end, putting all events under the unified umbrella of Giant Step.
Stay tuned for more memorabilia as we celebrate our 20th Anniversary and please share any memories, feedback, or your own photos from this historic time. To see the individual flyers and posters from this video, view the album on our facebook page.


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Merry, Mod, and Bright Holiday Party
All-Grown-Up Smores
For the chocolate filling:
8 large egg yolks
1-½ cups confectioners sugar sifted
2 tablespoons white crème de cacao
2 tablespoons Kahlua
2 teaspoons Cognac
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
2 tablespoons Dutch-Processed cocoa power
12 ounces semisweet or bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
1 ½ cups heavy cream, whipped to soft peaks
For the marshmallow fluff meringue:
3 Large egg whites
Pinch of Salt
Pinch of cream of tartar
¼ teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 cup of marshmallow fluff
For the graham cracker crust:
3 cups crushed graham cracker crumbs
½ cup (1stick) unsalted butter, melted
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
Preheat the oven to 350°F.
To make the crust: Combine the graham cracker crumbs with the melted butter and granulated sugar until will combined. Press into the bottom of a 9-by-13-inch metal baking pan. Bake the crest until starts to brown and become crisp, about 10 minutes. Transfer to a wire rack and let cool completely.
To make the filling: Using an electric mixer, beat the egg yolks and confectioners' sugar together in a large bowl until they are thick and the color of butter. Beat in the Cognac, crème de cacao, Kahlúa, vanilla, and salt.
Melt the butter in a medium saucepan over low heat and whisk in cocoa powder until smooth. Remove the pan from the heat, add the chocolate, and stir until the chocolate is melted and the mixture is smooth. Let cool slightly, then gradually beat into the egg mixture.
Fold the softly beaten heavy cream into the chocolate mixture just until combined. Spoon the chocolate cream over the graham cracker curst, smoothing it evenly with a spatula. Cover the pan with plastic wrap and refrigerate until very firm, at least 4 hours or up to overnight.
When ready to serve, make the meringue: Using an electric mixer set at low speed, beat the egg whites until foamy. Add the salt and cream of tartar and beat at medium speed until soft peaks form. Beat in the vanilla. Add the marshmallow Fluff to the egg whites a little at a time, beating constantly until stiff peaks form.
Carefully cut the S'mores into 15 large squares. Place each S'mores on a dessert plate. Top each with ½ cup of the meringue in a large dollop. Use a small kitchen torch to carefully burnish the meringue until tipped with golden brown. Serve immediately.


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The Grateful Dead capped the Sixties with Live/Dead, a double-album that confirmed them as masters of acid-improv. But the spring of 1970 found the group's sound radically redirected on Workingman's Dead. Breezy harmonies and beer-soaked ballads replaced the previous blend of liquid noodling and lysergic lyrics, and no song illustrated the change more succinctly than the opening track, "Uncle John's Band." Jerry Garcia and lyricist Robert Hunter recalled the song's origins in a 1991 interview with Grateful Dead historian Blair Jackson. According to Garcia, "At that time I was listening to records of the Bulgarian Women's Choir and also this Greek-Macedonian music, and on one of those records there was a... little turn of melody that was so lovely... I thought, 'Gee, if I could get this into a song it would be so great.' So, I stole it." Eventually, Hunter received a tape of the band's finished arrangement. "I played it over and over [and] kept hearing the words 'God damn, Uncle John's mad'... and it took a while for that to turn into 'Come hear Uncle John's Band,' and that's one of those little things where the ...
Among Jerry Garcia's most well-known electric guitars is the unique instrument dubbed "Rosebud." Built for Garcia by luthier Doug Irwin, who had previously worked for Alembic guitars, it was the fourth guitar that Irwin had made for the Grateful Dead's charismatic vocalist and multi-instrumentalist.
While Irwin had named the guitar "the Saint," noting that the large inlay below the bridge was "a skeleton in the act of repelling death," Garcia changed the name. Nobody is entirely certain what inspired the "Rosebud" moniker, though Garcia's interest in film and the rose in the skeleton's mouth have been conjectured as possible explanations.
Garcia first played the guitar in 1989, and it was his main stage guitar until 1993.
In this video, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum curatorial director Howard Kramer shares the story and details behind Garcia's famous electric guitar, which was featured in the Rock Hall's Grateful Dead: The Long, Strange Trip exhibit, which closed on March 24, 2013.
Today—with help from over 100 donors from around the country—our curators hung the iconic Yasgur's Farm dairy sign in the museum. It was installed to coincide with the 42nd Anniversary of the Woodstock Art and Music Festival. See photos of the sign installation here!
Some readers will be familiar with the story. The remarkable sign was preserved for 40 years by a neighbor and was recently acquired by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. An anonymous donor agreed to contribute $12,000—half the purchase price—with the condition that other music fans provide the remainder through a grassroots online fundraising campaign. We elected to use website kickstarter.com. From there the fans took over and contributed the rest of the funds in a few short weeks—THANK YOU.
If you are passing through Cleveland stop in and see the sign. It hangs in the museum next to the famed awning from CBGB's, about 50 feet from Jerry's guitars, Janis' Porsche, and a few thousand other incredible artifacts documenting the most powerful art form in history – ROCK AND ROLL!
Over 100 individuals supported the campaign including:
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From the Pee Wee Dash to the Boys Long Jump, children representing eight parish teams competed in the first Developmental Track Meet of season on Sunday, April 14. Two dozen "CYO unattached" runners (CYO children in parishes currently not fielding a track team) joined 225 CYO members on – finally — this perfect, sunny spring day.
They raced and received medals at the top-tier facility Mount St Michael Academy in the Bronx.
CYO has been working hard to provide a great experience for the children of the CYO Track & Field Community. With the addition of clinics with Olympic Athletes and new meets and events in some of the metropolitan region's top facilities, CYO hopes to build upon the momentum gained over the past year.
Registration is now open for the April 21 CYO Developmental Clinic and Track Meet. It will be held at Mt. Saint Michael Academy, 4300 Murdock Ave., Bronx, NY 10466.
The Iona College track team will be offering a pre-meet clinic for CYO athletes starting at 12:30 pm.
(Use this registration if your parish does not have a track program but you are a member of a parish or school, grades K-8 of the Archdiocese of NY)
(Use this registration link if you are the team coach or parish coordinator.
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AstraZeneca is still denying allegations that it actively marketed the antipsychotic drug Seroquel for off-label indications but will pay $520 million to resolve the civil suit brought about by federal and state entities. The monetary settlement, confirmed by the Departments of Justice and Health and Human Services' Health Care Fraud Enforcement Action Team (HEAT), will be split between the federal government and the state Medicaid programs and District of Columbia, with the government receiving just shy of $302 million.
As part of the final agreement the firm has also entered into a five-year corporate integrity agreement (CIA) with the Office of Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The CIA will include an annual review of AstraZeneca's compliance program.
Seroquel is AstraZeneca's second best-selling pharmaceutical and made sales of $4.87 billion in 2009, up 12% on 2008. The drug was first granted FDA approval in 1997 for the treatment of manifestations of psychotic disorders. Three years later FDA proposed narrowing the approval to the short-term treatment of schizophrenia only. In January 2004, U.S. approval was also given for the short-term treatment of acute manic episodes associated with bipolar disorder. Finally in 2006, the drug was sanctioned by FDA for the treatment of bipolar depression.
The government's investigation was brought about as a result of a whistleblower lawsuit. The resulting allegations stated that between 2001 and 2006 AstraZeneca promoted Seroquel to psychiatrists and other physicians for disorders not covered by FDA approval. These off-label indications spanned a broad range of conditions including aggression, Alzheimer disease, anger management, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar maintenance, dementia, depression, mood disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and sleeplessness. Moreover, it is claimed, AstraZeneca promoted Seroquel to physicians who don't normally treat patients with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, the two approved disorders for the drug.
The firm was also accused of "improperly and unduly" influencing company-sponsored continuing medical education programs and violating the federal Anti-kickback Statute. This violation included the payment of doctors to advise AstraZeneca about marketing messages for unapproved uses of Seroquel, give promotional lectures to other healthcare professionals, or serve as authors of articles written by AstraZeneca and its agents about the unapproved uses of Seroquel. As a result of such false marketing, AstraZeneca was alleged to have effectively caused false claims for payment to be submitted to federal insurance programs including Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare as well as to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, and the Bureau of Prisons.
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Students pursuing this privilege must obtain approval from their academic department head, their academic dean, and the graduate dean. That approval verifies that:
- no more than 30 semester hours are lacking to complete baccalaureate degree requirements and
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Bethel Nutritional Consulting, Inc. Issues a Voluntary Recall of Weight Loss Pills �Bethel 30� Found to Contain an Undeclared Drug IngredientPublish Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2013 14:22:00 -0400
ContactConsumer:firstname.lastname@example.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - June 11, 2013 - Bethel Nutritional Consulting, Inc. was informed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that a sample of Bethel 30 green capsule was collected and tested by FDA in April 24, 2013. The capsules tested positive for Sibutramine and Phenolphthalein. Sibutramine is a controlled substance that was removed from the market in October 2010 for safety reasons. The FDA has not approved Bethel 30, green capsules as drugs; therefore the safety and effectiveness of this product is unknown.FDA advises that these products may pose a threat to consumers because sibutramine is known to substantially increase blood pressure and/or pulse rate in some patients and may present a significant risk for patients with a history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, arrhythmias or stroke. This product may also interact, in life-threatening ways, with other medications a consumer may be taking.Bethel 30, green capsules are marketed as a Natural Herb for Weight Loss manufactured with a pharmaceutical & Nutraceuticals laboratory. Bethel 30 Herb Supplement is packaged in plastic white bottles containing 30 capsules per bottle and bears Lot #'s 120514, with EXP: 12/05/2014.The lot 120514 is the only one subject to recall and it will not be distributed through www.bethel30.com, or retail in office.The product was sold directly to individual customers in our New York, NY, sales office and online at www.bethel30.com. The company discontinued total distribution. It sincerely regrets any inconvenience to our customers.No illnesses or injuries have been reported to the company to date in connection with this product. This recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the FDA.Consumers should not consume Bethel 30, green capsules, Herb Supplement and should return it immediately to the place of purchase for a refund. Consumers with questions should contact Kariny Ramirez 212-568-5330 or via email at email@example.com Monday - Friday, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, EDT. Consumers should contact their physician or healthcare provider if they have experienced any problems that may be related to taking or using this drug product.Adverse reactions or quality problems experienced with the use of this product may be reported to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program either online, by regular mail or by fax.Online: www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htmRegular Mail: use postage-paid, pre-addressed Form FDA 3500 available at: www.fda.gov/MedWatch/getforms.htm. Mail to address on the pre-addressed form.Fax: 1-800-FDA-0178Bethel Nutritional Consulting, Inc. is taking this voluntary action because we are committed to the health and safety of our customers and to the quality of our select brand. We are working diligently to make available an appropriate Natural Herbal replacement product manufactured in the USA for all of our affected customers. We are moving forward with new suppliers for our NEW custom formula.We value our relationship with you and will continue to provide you with the best possible service. Thank you for your continued business and allowing us to be a trusted partner.
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We all know the list: None of the other iconic band members, including Slash are still on board. Axl Rose is a weird guy who's a lousy bandmate and a worse boss. He's also got arguably the worst reputation in show business this side of George Jones or Kayne West.
Nonetheless, the group was prompt and started a few minutes after 11 p.m. Tuesday, as promised and proceeded to deliver a high-energy parade of rock music bluster and angst that thrilled the majority of the 4,500 or so who made it in. (And yes, I heard more than one story about tickets being given out willy-nilly earlier this week.)
During the band's three-hour concert at West Valley City's Maverik Center, I can honestly tell you neither of the PR or perception problems mattered one whit to the crowd, who for the most part feverishly lapped up the rock blast with gusto.
The band knows what the crowd wants: 20-year-old favorites and lots of Axl screaming along with seeing him do his strange Axl moves and lots of guitar work. They also like to fist pump, play air guitar and vigorously shake their heads. And while it's true that if telepathic desires were effective or efficient, it's doubtless that Slash would have been instantaneously beamed into WVC, signature tophat and hall, the audience was treated instead to the surprisingly fluid and over-the-top chops of the group's three-guitar lineup: Richard Fortus, Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal and DJ Ashba are all monster players. Sure, they're not Slash, but they played so many spot-on solos - some a la Slash, some not - that by the end of the show I felt the guitar slot in GnR is amply filled. Go ahead, hate me.
The band has benefitted from its recent slate of dates and is a tight, live act, save for one false start on "Better," which came during the encore. As with most of the "Chinese Democracy" tracks, the song brought with it a palpable loss of energy in the audience. But it was 1:45 a.m., so maybe that's forgivable. The only real trouble musically with the show was its muddy, bombastic sound mix, which improved steadily throughout the show. And the band lacks - for now - the silky funk that the classic GnR could deliver. This group's takes on "Rocket Queen" and "Patience" were prime examples. Sure, it was OK, but not smooooth. Although Thal and Ashba get bonus points for playing an acoustic, instrumental take on the Rolling Stones' "Waiting On A Friend," just before "Patience."
And speaking of the seminal 1987 LP "Appetite For Destruction," there is no doubt in my mind that if GnR had walked out, played the whole album from start to finish and went home, there would have been few complaints. That being said, "Estranged" from 1991's "Use Your Illusion" was well received as was that album's biggest single "November Rain."
However, neither of those tracks contained the sheer heat and energy of "Night Train," AC/DC's "Whole Lotta Rosie," or even "Live and Let Die," which was aided by repeated blasts of fire. Also, Tommy Stinson, formerly of The Replacements, and with GnR since 1998 (!), gets credit for holding down the bass all night and providing adept backup vocals. And his solo turn on "Sonic Producers," a punk-rock cover.
But all of the earlier explosions were mild compared to the blast-off that awaited the audience just before 2 a.m., during the finale, "Paradise City." And confetti also helps drown out the band. Which is weird, but maybe smart in light of the fact that the guitar solo of that song is so well-known that if the band strays from those precise notes, who knows what the reaction would be? We'll never know.
And for the 1,500 or so who stayed for the group's eight-man stage bow at 2:06 a.m., it was tough not to feel kind of crazy for wanting just one more song. But understandable.


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Kathleen A. Donnelly Undergraduate Research Center
The Kathleen A. Donnelly Center for Undergraduate Research (DCUR) opened in September 2008 as one of the Dean's first Centers for Excellence. Named for Dr. Kathleen Donnelly, Professor Emerita Chemistry, the DCUR aims to support the pursuits of undergraduate research at Russell Sage College in a variety of ways.
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Printer's Eclectic Media Suite
- Overview
While wandering through an estate sale, our designer discovered a vintage printer's cabinet in the basement. Pieces of metal type were still stored in its 26 drawers, with each dedicated to a different font. This handsome armoire captures the symmetry of the original design, with bluff cut doors that are artfully detailed to resemble many small drawers.
- 96" w x 20" d x 30" h; holds up to a 55" flat-screen TV.
- Includes two file cabinet pedestals, two cabinet pedestals, one glass door double pedestal, one double top and one quadruple top.
- The glass door double pedestal fits media components up to 30" wide.
- Glass doors permit the use of remote controls while protecting your components.
- The Tuscan chestnut finish is hand applied in layers, with distressing and burnished edges that give the collection the look of a well-loved antique.
- Fitted with antique bronze cup pulls.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $25 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for wood swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Watch a video about the versatility of our Printer's Collection.
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- Dimensions & Care
- Artisinal Black is made of solid ash, particleboard, MDF and oak veneer.
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- Drawers open smoothly on metal glides.
- Cutouts keep cords organized and easily accessible.
Eclectic Media Suite
- Overall: 96" w x 20" d x 30" h
Double Top
- Overall: 32" w x 20" d x 1" thick
Quadruple Top
- Overall: 64" w x 20" d x 1" thick
Cabinet Pedestal
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- Overall (with top): 16" w x 20" d x 30" h
- Door: 15" w x 1" d x 25" h
- Shelf (2 adjustable): 14.5" w x 18.5" d x 1" thick
- Interior Without Adjustable Shelves: 14.5" w x 19" d x 24.5" h
- Base: 16" w x 20" d x 3" h
- Shelf Weight Capacity: 25 lb
- Weight: 51 lb
File Cabinet Pedestal
- Overall (without top): 16" w x 20" d x 29" h
- Overall (with top): 16" w x 20" d x 30" h
- Top Drawer Interior: 13" w x 16.5" d x 2.5" h
- Center Drawer Interior: 13" w x 16.5" d x 6.5" h
- Bottom/File Drawer Interior: 13" w x 16.5" d x 9.5" h
- Base: 16" w x 20" d x 3" h
- Shelf Weight Capacity: 25 lb
- Weight: 58 lb
Glass Door Double Pedestal
- Overall (without top): 32" w x 20" d x 29" h
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- Door (2): 15" w x 1" d x 25" h
- Shelf (2 adjustable): 30.5" w x 18.5" d x 1" thick
- Interior Without Adjustable Shelves: 30.5" w x 19" d x 25" h
- Base: 32" w x 20" d x 3" h
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- Weight: 71 lb
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ZF-1845: Support JOIN ... USING syntax
We can currently do this:
$select = $db->select()
->join('table2', 'table1.column1 = table2.column1');
But we'd like to do it more conveniently like this:
$select = $db->select()
->joinUsing('table2', 'column1');
So that the resulting SQL statement uses the {{USING}} syntax.
The two queries should produce the same result, assuming that your join condition in the first example is an equality between two columns that have the same name in both tables.
Note that {{USING}} is followed by a list of columns, comma-separated, inside parentheses.
Bill, how had you imagined the join type being specified? If the method signature is to follow the existing patterns of joinInner, joinFull, etc... then the join type might need to be supplied as a 4th parameter which may not be optimal.
There should be distinct methods, to remain consistent with the current convention in Zend_Db_Select, and also to make the class friendly to code-completion tools: * {{joinUsing()}} * {{joinLeftUsing()}} * {{joinRightUsing()}} * {{joinFullUsing()}}
Likewise, the same solution could be used for NATURAL joins for consistency (though no one has asked for more support of NATURAL joins). * {{joinNatural()}} * {{joinLeftNatural()}} * {{joinRightNatural()}} * {{joinFullNatural()}}
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TEMPE, Ariz. - Arizona State University and Sun Devil Athletics proudly announces that 14 student-athletes will graduate with their undergraduate degrees this week as part of fall commencement ceremonies.
Three student-athletes graduated with honors: one Summa Cum Laude (3.80 to 4.00 GPA), one Magna Cum Laude (3.60 to 3.79 GPA), and one Cum Laude (3.40 to 3.59 GPA).
The group includes one summer graduate and a pair of graduates from Barrett, the Honors College.
The sport representation includes football (7), baseball (2), men's track (1), women's golf (1), gymnastics (1), women's soccer (1), and volleyball (1).
The football graduates will join seven of their teammates who have already attained their bachelor's degrees, making 14 members of the squad holding degrees as they compete in the National University Holiday Bowl game versus Texas Tech on Monday, December 30 at 7:15 p.m. PT in San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium.
Baseball's Gordon Farmer, a pitcher who competed from 1987-88 before being drafted to the Houston Astros, returned to ASU to finish his degree in liberal studies. Farmer is the ninth former student-athlete to return in the last year, including the fifth baseball student-athlete.
The following is a list of the student-athletes who will partake in graduation ceremonies this week:
Carl Bradford, Football, BS Criminal Justice and Criminology
+Chris Coyle, Football, BIS (Communication/Economics)
Jamil Douglas, Football, BS Criminal Justice and Criminology
Gordon Farmer, Baseball, Liberal Studies (87-88)
Devin Marshall, Soccer, BS Family and Human Development, Sociology Minor
**Joshua McAlister, Baseball, BS Accountancy
Ryan Milus, Men's Track, BA Business (Tourism)
^ ***Amelia Rew, Gymnastics, BS Biological Sciences (Genetics, Cell and Developmental Biology)
Darwin Rogers, Football, BIS (Communication/Sociology)
Jacob Sheffield, Football, BS Sociology
William Sutton, Football, BIS (Leadership/Sociology)
Jaclyn Sweeney, Women's Golf, BS Communication
Grandville Taylor, Football, BIS (Art History/Design Studies)
^* Jenny Teslevich, Volleyball, BS Kinesiology, Psychology Minor
* Denotes Summa Cum Laude (3.80 to 4.00 GPA)
** Denotes Magna Cum Laude (3.60 to 3.79 GPA)
^ Denotes Barrett Honors College Graduate
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John Kevin Tice
Position: TE
Height: 6-5 Weight: 242 lbs.
Born: June 22, 1960 in Bay Shore, NY
High School: Central Islip
College: Maryland (school history) (Tice college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 3rd round (65th overall) of the 1983 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Mike Tice
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Rub that in your loins!
EDIT: I also slapped together (not sure of slapped is the word)
The Knicks Top 100 Plays of 2012-2013.
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Great job Crazy8s, watched all top 100 plays and I gotta say, I already miss my Knicks, can't wait till November.
we love you Crazy8s.
Nice job. Respect.
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Todd Benjamin Heap (twitter: @ToddHeap86)
Position: TE
Height: 6-5 Weight: 252 lbs.
Born: March 16, 1980 in Mesa, AZ
High School: Mountain View
College: Arizona St. (school history) (Heap college stats)
Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the 1st round (31st overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 43 (1998th overall since 1950)
2-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Check it.
can I get a chandler sig? Most emotionally charged player on the team imo.
would like a melo, stat and chandler, felton, brewer sig.
Can someone rate my sig
I like it A4P wish he was on that team this year He will bounce back this season no doubt!
A4P Can i have a Black and white shump & Melo sig whenever you have spare time.
& i mean Shump and Melo together not individual ones. Thanks
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Rock Beyond Belief is this weekend, the first ever atheist rally on a military base, in response to all the Evangelical rallies on military bases. It's common for atheist groups to be banned from military facilities; Christians can have clubs and meet on base, atheists can't. This is just one of many ways atheists are discriminated against in the military. If you want that to change, one thing you can do is show up to be counted at this weekend's rally. A large show of numbers will demonstrate that atheists have support and clout and aren't just a tiny fringe group they can stomp on and ignore. It's at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, Saturday (31 March 2012) from noon to 8:30pm. Directions, how to get in, and everything you need to know is on the event's website (linked above). And it's free to all. You do not have to be military to go.
As a veteran myself, I've blogged about the importance of supporting atheists in the military before (veterans and active duty should all join the MAAF: see my blog Atheists in Foxholes). The military is pretty much the last place where the government freely and openly treats atheists as second class citizens, and violates the separation of church & state regularly by giving unqualified support to Christian movements, activities and organizations. It's all a bit scary really. I know posting about this just a few days before the event may seem a bit last minute, but the organizers asked for one final push to make sure as many people show as we can get, and I'm happy to oblige. Make the time, make the last minute arrangements, visit even for a little bit. If you can. And maybe it will make a difference.


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Each season a new crop of college athletes take part in the NFL Draft Process, and every year what the overall strengths and depths of the class are will change as often as the needs of the teams doing the drafting.
This year is no exception.
Last time we looked over the offensive talent in the 2009 NFL Draft but we all know defense can make or break a championship team.
With that in mind, let's take a look at the overall talent in the NFL Defensive Draft class of 2009.
Position – Defensive End
High Side – Brian Orakpo, Everette Brown, Tyson Jackson
Low Side – Pierre Walters, Orion Martin
Overall Grade – A
Explanation – The Defensive line class – both Tackle and End – is very deep this year. I think the defensive end class is deeper than the tackles and I think you could see between eight and ten going on Day 1 – possibly more than any other position and that includes the ever coveted offensive tackle position. And to my mind, even the low side is chock full of talented guys who have a shot to make an impact. That said, keep two things in mind here. First, even the top guys can be converted to linebacker or tackle depending upon the defensive scheme. That versatility is a good thing but also makes it hard to count on the DE being taken as an actual DE. I love Orakpo like many others, and have been a big believer in Jackson for quite some time, calling him out as a distinct possibility as the Jets' pick at 17. Now he's even being talked up as a top 10 pick in many circles I respect. If those two go quickly, guys like Brown, Larry English (Florida State) and Lawrence Sidbury (Richmond) may move up. This is a deep, deep class too. Pierre Walters from Eastern Illinois is all over the team interest lists I did at Draftguys.com and he's a very productive, smart and versatile guy who could go late and still contribute early. Rulon Davis from Cal is another guy who, with his hard work ethic, high motor and good tackling skills could hang around and contribute as he develops. There are plenty of players who have the talent to get on the field and stay there in this class.
Position – Defensive Tackle
High Side – B.J. Raji, Peria Jerry
Low Side – Ra'Shon Harris, Sammie Lee Hill
Overall Grade – B+
Explanation – An excellent overall class, with talent fitting for every round from first to seventh. Excellent ability front to back, plenty of depth. This class could have a tremendous impact for some time to come with the top end able to make plays from Day 1. Raji has been getting a lot of the press but don't forget his Boston College compatriot, Ron Brace. While Raji is more of the complete package, Brace is quick off the snap, can shoot the gaps and penetrate to collapse the pocket and is outstanding versus the run. Peria Jerry is a name you have been hearing more the last few weeks but has been on my radar for some time, and he's a good bet to go in round one behind Raji. Another guy I absolutely love and am pretty sure he will go around the turn at ½ is San Jose State's Jarron Gilbert. He absolutely blew up his Pro Day and several teams are very interested, including the Jets, whose coach Rex Ryan was in attendance. While it's a good class, it lags behind the Ends in part because it just isn't quite as deep.
Position - Outside Linebacker
High Side - Aaron Curry, Clay Matthews, Brian Cushing
Low Side - Anthony Felder, Stephen Hodge
Overall Grade - A-
Explanation – Another incredibly deep class on the defensive side of the ball, Aaron Curry leads a strong group of OLBs which once again contains a large contingent of USC Trojans. The group had a good showing at the NFL Combine and shined brightly during their Pro Days and really has become one of the best positions in the Draft. Curry, likely a top three player, is an exceptional player who is the type of guy who can consistently deliver hits while not getting knicked up or missing games. The two USC guys are opposite sides of the same coin – Cushing, a hard working blue collar guy from Jersey, is the safe, consistent pick with lots of experience and probably is closer to a finished project. Matthews, the walk-on with the fantastic bloodlines who worked his way up through the special teams ranks is all upside and raw skill. But both could produce very good numbers in the right offense. Another USC linebacker not getting enough publicity is Kaluka Maiava. Maiava can play sideline to sideline, can play very physical but also drop into coverage effectively and like Matthews, has Special Teams experience. Even players in the back of the pack like Anthony Felder has the potential to contribute early and often. Most people are more familiar with Cal's other linebacker, Zach Follett, so for many Felder resides in the shadows like Maiava did at USC. But while Felder is a bit smaller than they'd like he's a very reliable tackler, great range and what's more, is a very smart player who can learn the things he can't do. If he can stay healthy, Felder is an example of a late round or street free agent guy who might still be very productive.
Position - Inside Linebacker
High Side – Rey Maualuga, James Laurinaitis
Low Side – Worrell Williams, Antonio Appleby
Overall Grade - C+/B-
Explanation – If there is a weak spot on the defensive side of the draft, it's the inside linebackers. The top end is very good, but overall the position is thin and riddled with injuries including top prospect Maualuga. Still, Maualuga and Laurinaitis should both go on day one, with El Rey going in all likelihood no later that 16 to the Chargers and Laurinaitis probably hanging around the turn. Watch for rising prospect Frantz Joseph, who has heat after his spectacular performance at his Pro Day. He plays with a nasty streak and is a very football smart guy, though like so many Inside backers, he can be too aggressive. He still has upside to spare. Gerald McGrath is another guy who could go late and be very productive. McGrath, from Southern Miss, is incredibly athletic and while he lacks the bulk, his frame will allow him to add to it and make that up. Still, they are projects and this is a class that is riddled with them, a little too much for my taste.
Position - Cornerback
High Side - Malcolm Jenkins, Vontae Davis, Alphonso Smith
Low Side – Ryan Mouton, Cary Harris
Overall Grade - B-
Explanation – Another pretty good class for the defensive side of the ball, this group will consistently throughout the weekend. More than one team may focus on other needs first though, so it could be just Jenkins and perhaps Davis who go by the end of round one. There is a firm middle of the road, guys who could go second through fifth that I think will hold some very good value. A great example of the spectrum are guys like the pair from San Jose State, Coye Francies and Christopher Owens who have quite a bit of upside and have attracted attention from many teams. Both are a bit raw but have tremendous upside. Francies is a very physical, can change directions well and has very good instincts. Owens isn't big and strong, but is very instinctive and really aggressive despite his lack of size. And there are tons of guys with potential like this across the position.
Position – Safety
High Side - Louis Delmas, William Moore
Low Side - Lendy Holmes, Troy Nolan
Overall Grade - B-
Explanation – There are plenty of safeties (both strong and free) to go throughout the weekend. The top end is good but not great while the lower end isn't bad but isn't great either. Plenty will go and plenty will play for many years but I don't think you'll see this as a great class for years to come, but that's not a knock as many of the guys will be productive. Louis Delmas (Western Michigan) is a great example of a safety – tough, physical with great instincts who will play hard against both the pass and the run. Moore, from Missouri, is also a big, tough hitter not afraid of getting messy against the run game as well as pass. As you move to the middle of the pack, you get guys like Chris Clemons from Clemson (not tough or a big hitter but good closing speed and in coverage) or LSU's Curtis Taylor (great athleticism, good instincts, special teams player but not great against the run and too aggressive). Players like these have the upside to survive in the NFL but have large gaps in their game in my opinion. A team can take them and work with them on Special Teams or rotating in as time goes on and the risk is not as expensive as an earlier pick but neither is the ceiling or floor.
Position – Punter
High Side - Jacob Richardson
Low Side - Justin Brantley
Overall Grade - C
Explanation – While a good punter can make or break a team in the battle for field position, they are not usually in high demand during a draft. This class is fine, as far as any group goes, but they are more likely to find themselves signed after the fact than drafted.
Position - Kicker
High Side - David Buehler
Low Side - Sam Swank
Overall Grade - C+
Explanation – Every once in a great while a kicker comes along who goes early but this group likely does not have a fellow like that. The most intriguing prospect this year seems to be Buehler as teams love his strength and accuracy but are unsure how he will hold up in pressure – something he didn't feel much at USC. Like the punters, a decent group but not outstanding.


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ZF-9181: Wrong condition in Zend_Currency constructor makes the whole component unusable
In our project, we're using Zend_Currency to handle prices, but so far, we've been unable to make it work. Even the simplest example from the documentation throws an error:
This one works: {quote} new Zend_Currency( array('value' => 100) ); {quote}
This one fails: {quote} new Zend_Currency( array('value' => 100.50) ); {quote}
Type: Zend_Cache_Exception Message: Invalid id or tag 'Zend_LocaleC_fr_FR_currencytoname_100.5' : must use only [a-zA-Z0-9_]
As soon as we're using anything else than an integer, it fails. Zend_Currency tries to cache something under a wrong cache identifier because of a single malformed condition in the Zend_Currency constructor:
The line 103: if (!isset($options['currency']) || !is_array($options)) {
Should read: if (!isset($this->_options['currency']) || !is_array($options)) {
In Zend_Currency::setLocale() just above (line 101), the 'currency' option is set by default if missing, this makes the whole following condition pass although it should not. Moreover, this does not seem correct that Zend_Currency puts the value of the currency (100.50) in the 'currency' option, there could be another problem somewhere.
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Results tagged ' World Trade Center '
Where Were You?
Where was I? I was in tenth grade at Fergus Falls High School in Minnesota, out on the football field with the marching band practicing for the upcoming Homecoming Field Show. Upon entering my first hour class that day (American History, ironically enough), we watched some of the TV coverage of CNN. Mostly, I just remember being really confused (as were most people) as to what had happened. Looking back, we now know that Islamic terrorists were responsible for the terrible tragedies that day, but at the time it was just a horrifying mystery. At the next bell, I ended up in French class and saw the second tower fall into rubble, with that infamous radio antenna going straight down.
Please take a moment out of your busy schedule today to remember those who died on this day eight years ago, as well as those heroes who tried their best to clean up the mess.