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For years, Chris Ayres viewed the EIWA Championships as the potential for salvation. Now, he is looking for continuation.
Now in his eighth season as head coach of the Princeton wrestling team, Ayres has worked tirelessly at building depth within this program. It has been a long, arduous process — more long and more arduous than the former Lehigh assistant could have ever imagined — but the results have been there over time.
Those results have typically come for at the EIWA Championships, though. Without a full, strong lineup, it's impossible to have much team success during the regular season. But Princeton has seen more placewinners, a couple finalists and a handful of NCAA qualifiers over the last five championship meets. They have eased the pain of tough regular seasons and kept Ayres' belief that the program was moving forward.
Then came the 2013-14 season.
Even though injuries caused some early-season havoc in the lineup, Princeton finally had the depth to put a strong team on the mat. Losing experiences in past seasons toughened up the returners, and a Top-20 recruiting class landed three starters in key weights. Close losses became narrow wins. Blown leads became incredible comebacks.
And the regular season became a lot more fun.
Princeton went 11-4 this season, marking its first season with both double-digit wins and fewer than five losses since 1980-81. The Tigers placed second in the Ivy League, recorded their first win ever over Binghamton and their first win over Hofstra since 1989. They rallied from 20-3 down for a win at Boston University, and came back from a 16-7 deficit the next week for only their second win in 12 tries against Columbia.
It was the best season during Ayres' tenure at Princeton, but it does not change the importance he puts on this weekend's EIWA Championships (March 8-9 at the Palestra in Philadelphia). Instead of changing the narrative, he wants his team to build on it.
And he wants to continue the program's best season to March 20-22, when the NCAA Championships are held in Oklahoma City.
Princeton will send six underclassmen among its 10 starters to Philadelphia this weekend. Here is a look at the probable Tiger lineup, along with the number of automatic berths to NCAAs available in each weight class. Check back later this week for a video interview with Ayres to provide more inight into both the regular season and the EIWA Championships.
125 (6) – Ryan Cash (6-12)
Cash took over in the middle of the season and won three dual matches during February, though he will enter the EIWA Championships on a four-match losing streak. Cash will fly under the radar in a bracket that offers six qualifying spots, so one significant upset on Day 1 could put him in an interesting position Sunday. After top-ranked Nahshon Garrett (Cornell) and No. 10 David Terao (American), nobody in the field will be in the InterMat Top 20.
133 (4) – Garrett Frey (5-3)
Frey will be one of the biggest wild cards in the entire tournament, much less in Princeton's lineup. He is one of seven Princeton wrestlers ever to qualify for three NCAA Championships, and he can be the first to go all four years by reaching either the championship or third-place final. Frey has dealt with injuries all season, and that followed a missed 2012-13 season because of injury, so he has wrestled eight matches over the last 23 months. That is a significant layoff, and he has never wrestled at 133 in this tournament; on the other hand, he is a two-time finalist who can see the finish line and has thrived at this tournament.
141 (5) – Jordan Laster (21-19)
The first of three freshmen to make their EIWA debut this weekend, Laster has been a full-season starter at either 133 or 141 for Princeton. While he is one of the six Princeton wrestlers with at least 20 wins this season, Laster might have benefitted the most from the two-week break. He lost seven of his last 10 matches, all of which came by five points or fewer; an early win Saturday could be the shot of confidence he needs to make a push towards a top-five finish.
149 (4) – Adam Krop (28-6)
Krop opened the season as a nationally-ranked starter at 141, but he went 13-2 after being moved to 149 at the start of 2014. He trailed only No. 3 Chris Villalonga in the first set of pre-tournament rankings; Krop lost their regular-season matchup 4-2, and has won all seven of his matches since that defeat. He has the experience of reaching the 2012 NCAA Championships despite a torn ACL, and he has even greater aspirations heading into this weekend.
157 (5) – Kevin Moylan (21-9)
Quietly, Moylan turned an average start this season into a fantastic finish, winning 12 of his final 14 matches. His two losses come to guys who will likely be ranked ahead of him, including Penn's Raamiah Bethea, who topped Moylan 9-7 in the season finale. That could be a potential quarterfinal matchup, based on the pre-tournament seedings, and Moylan has shown an ability to find the positive side of a close match; eight of his last 12 wins have come by four points or fewer.
165 (5) – Judd Ziegler (24-18)
Ziegler is one of two Princeton wrestlers who are competing at the same weight class in back-to-back EIWAs, and he should be able to build on the experiences of last season. Ziegler has had some important wins this year, including a pair at Harvard and Brown, but he hasn't put together more than two straight wins since Jan. 4. If there is a time to put together a hot streak, it's this weekend; furthermore, unlike last year, he won't open the tournament against a three-time NCAA champion.
174 (3) – Ryan Callahan (17-10)
Callahan is the other same-weight starter at a second straight EIWA championship, and nobody came closer to Nationals last year than he did. After upsetting a Top 15 opponent in his opener, he ended up losing a consolation match by one point that would have sent him to NCAAs. After 11 straight wins, Callahan lost his final four matches of the season; now rested and healthy, he could be one of the most dangerous unseeded wrestlers in the draw.
184 (4) – Brett Harner (24-11)
Harner leads all Princeton freshmen with 24 wins, and he needs three to match Frey's 2009-10 performance for the best over the last decade. He was fourth in the pre-tournament rankings, and he lost by only three points to Penn's Lawrence Thomas, who was second in those same rankings. You never know how a freshman will react to EIWAs, but Harner has been in plenty of big competitions, and he could be primed for a breakout weekend.
197 (7) – Abram Ayala (23-8)
Ayala is in the weight class with the most NCAA tournament berths, though he played a big role in helping earn one of them. His bracket will be loaded with tough competitors, but he has shown a determined spirit all season and has been one of the biggest surprises throughout the league. He has lost only one match by more than three points since November, so he will be well suited to deal with a high-pressure, close match.
285 (4) – Ray O'Donnell (16-10)
O'Donnell took over the starting duties at 285 in early January, and he has lost two matches by a total of two points since then. He was injured for the Harvard weekend, which could have given him enough wins to earn a pre-tournament ranking, but his 11-2 major decision over Cornell's Jacob Aiken-Phillips shows that he has the ability to compete with the best. Heavyweight can be an unpredictable bracket, and O'Donnell could be a tough quarterfinal draw for any higher-seeded opponent.


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I dont know for sure but I would imagine that a high end smart phone would surpass the sgp in both quality of speakers and volume. Someone on here should be able to tell us.
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Yep, one of tbe first things I noticed about the sgp is that it seems to have a bit more difficulty picking up a wi fi signal compared to other devices. It is acceptable but not great by any means.
Also it seemed to me that the 4.0 has better wifi reception than the 5. Then I figured out why. The 5 has the wi fi antenna at the bottomof the device on the speaker side and the 4 has it at the very top. When using the device (5.0) you naturaly hold it at the bottom more or less and cover up the antenna.
You will notice that if you open up your grip and hold your fingers back away from the lower speaker it will get stronger reception.
Now at least I know to turn the device around if I try to download my podcasts in my bedroom.
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The difference is actually quite noticeable. Sometimes if I have a weak signal that is barely hanging on I just hold the thing up with an open like grip and that is enough to keep connected. It really gets better putting it down though.
Here is a picture of what is claimed to be the inside view of a SGP5. The Wi-FI antenna is about 1/3 of the way up the right side (same side as the headphone jack). The GPS antenna is at the top.
Relooking at the pic it is actuallt almost half way up but none the less right about where your hand blocks it.
I've heard this complaint often. It confuses me because this gets better reception than my brother's SGS3.
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I've never had any issues with wifi signal, but I do use mine in landscape mode so the wifi receiver is on top. I've used the video camera on Skype from over 70ft from the router with no issues!
Seems I have had a good unit, no battery issues either (touch wood, lol)
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yes but wouldn't a top of the line smart phone generally be more likely to have a good quality dac. i dont know much about this but it would seem logical being that a high end smart phone has just about everything else better than a sgp.
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DAC quality alone doesn't mean much. How it's implemented does. Just about any DAC made in the last several years is capable of supplying a top quality signal that won't be enough different from the next to make a difference. If a maker hobbles a DAC's performance by following it up with a poorly implemented amp section then there can be audible differences.
I'd check the RMAA results over at gsmarena to get an idea of what a phone should sound like. Most of the results on recent smart phones have been pretty good but a few have been surprisingly poor. One thing I'd pay attention to is their assessment on volume. There's some phones I've heard that sound decent but are really quiet.
When I checked the gsmarena evaluation what I thought I was hearing got confirmed. Nice overall quality, low volume. You could add an amp to deal with that but I prefer a one device solution.
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Samsung has no more interest in making these players. They were put in the market to compete with the iPodTouch. Now that's a dead platform too, so...Really, from a corporate profits standpoint, why would they sell a $250 5" device (the player) when they can sell a $700 5" device (S4, GN2, etc). They have very tight alliances with the major carriers so there's no incentive to make less $ per unit and make a product that carriers make no money off.
I have been looking at the Galaxy Note 2 seriously. And also the new HTC ONE.
Here's what I think. The GN2 is powerful, has a nice 5.5" screen and would do almost everything I want...since I'm a "designer type" I could make good use of the stylus. But it really disappoints me that Samsung continues the cheap plastic skins that they've been doing the past few years. It's one thing for a $250 device...but for their flagship $7-800 devices??? Also, they continue the stupid trend of putting the speaker on the back of the device and not providing stereo speakers. do I want the sound to go into the couch cushion, the floor or my boots? No, I do not.
Now along comes HTC and presents the new ONE. VERY nice build. Machined aluminum casing. This is the only smartphone that I know of that has forward-facing speakers! And STEREO! AND LOUD!! Well isn't this something. Very, very nice move. Hey, mostly we do not listen to music with the speakers, but if they are there, and work well and are loud, fantastic! but we all watch video, and that's where you really want the forward-facing stereo speakers.
However, here's what HTC did wrong. Fist of all, no micro-SD card! What? (how much can that cost to include?) The cloud(s) is not perfect and data connection is not perfect either, so I keep my stuff on the device! To make matters worse, they are having production problems, and are only releasing the 32 gB model. to make it even worse , they have given AT&T an exclusive on selling the 64 gB model! Also, the screen is slightly less than 5" so it would be a downsize for us. And you're still paying (probably) something like $700. The screen is supposed to be quite good and the battery is smaller than the GGP5 which is disappointing (also non-replaceable). So you get a $700 device, with 32 gB, and no microSD. Pathetic.
There's a recent rumor that Sammy is coming out with two new "Mega" devices in May/June...I think 5.5" and 6.3". Phone/table genre. All rumor right now. If those get stereo speakers, I will probably plop down my $700.
The discussion about sound quality is a valid one. Our devices were designed for good sound quality. Smartphones are really not. I have yet to see a single review from any of the tech sites that took sound quality/DAC chip into account when considering all the aspects of a new device under review. For the vast majority of people, they really do not care. They've got some Kenny Chesney or Brittney Spears playing and who cares what it really sounds like. I have not listened to music on a GN2 or (S4 obviously) (or the ONE) and cannot comment on whether they are doing a decent job in this respect.
If you do decide to go the smartphone route and jump on the data bandwagon, you can take a smartphone to a third party carrier like Straight Talk and get talk/text/data unlimited for $45 per month and no contract. Walk away whenever you want. Uses AT&T or T-Mobile's network (no LTE on AT&T though) Not too shabby.
I really wish that the major manufacturers would expand the tablet range to a lower end of 6". Samsung Galaxy Tab 6, with stereo speakers. That would be just about right I think. We have all discovered quite a comfortable and affordable option with the SGP series. Almost tall the benefits and none of the data costs. I think if Samsung did release a 6" Galaxy Tab, they would have many people doing what we do...and losing sales of the high-end smartphones.
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Telling others that current smartphones aren't capable of sounding as good as a decent DAP is one of the ways people get shut off from alternatives that might serve them better than limited offerings like the Galaxy Players. Any maker that's serious about sales knows that Apple raised the bar with the iPhone and the Touch. They're aware that's the standard their product needs to meet and most of the results I see say they're doing a good job of keeping pace with sound quality.
The DAC is the easy part. Just about any of them made today can put out a signal that sounds as good as the next. It's when the maker screws up the amp section that audible problems come up. If a maker puts a decent amount of effort into making sure the amp section is done correctly a smartphone can match up quite nicely with a good quality DAP.
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I pretty much had decided that buying a spare SGP5 to keep "just in case" wouldn't make economic sense when about 10 days ago Best Buy put their refurbished SGP5's on sale for $111. At that price, I changed my mind and I managed to get one before they sold out two days later. I will keep the spare SGP5 shut down and only turn it on and check the battery each month to keep it charged. If my SGP5 quits while it is still a viable product, I have now have a spare. If something better comes along I may still be able to eBay the spare unit and recover some of my money.
Meanwhile, it will be interesting to see what people come up with as a SGP replacement. Unless mini-tablets come back, most likely we will have to find a smartphone that has good media performance and reasonable battery life. Many smartphones expect to be activated as a phone, so if you intend to use it only as a Wi-Fi device, you will have to find the "secret" to get past the activation screen. Search for that on the web and you'll probably find the workaround for your particular smartphone.
"Mega" Line
This is probably going slightly off topic but there has been news going around these past few days about samsung coming out with a 5.8 and 6.3 inch phone/tablet. This line is expected be called the "Mega" smartphone line. If this is believed to be true I think that this would be a acceptable replacement for the SGP line. The screen size maybe bigger but the overall size may just increase just alittle. This has been done with the SGSIV.
The screen is bigger but the footprint is about the same.This would still be smaller and more portable than the current galaxy tablets which range from 7-10 inches. These products are expected to be announced at two separate events in May and July. Now what Im thinking is that the 5.8 inch device is the Galaxy Note 3 and the 6.3 inch device will be a galaxy tab. But according to this article it will be a new line of products from Samsung. Here is the link to the article
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- California counties now spend between $3 and $4 per voting-age person to run elections, though some counties spend considerably more.
- The year after Minnesota adopted EDR, Minneapolis reported that half of all polling place registrations happened in the wrong polling place. Today less than 1 percent are reported to occur in the wrong location.
- The problem can be overcome with appropriate voter education before election day, in the polling place, and after the election. These activities are routine in states that use EDR, and have little apparent fiscal impact.
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Full SubmissionYouth Statement for the Asia and Pacific Regional Preparatory Meeting for Rio+20 1. We, the youth in Member States of East and North-East Asia, had the privilege to participate in the 1st UNESCAP Subregional Forum for Youth Participation in Policy-Making for East and North-East Asia held on 15-17 August, 2011 in Gyeonggi Province, Republic of Korea. The Forum provided opportunity for the youth to discuss pressing socio-economic issues of the subregion: 1) gross national happiness; 2) sustainable development; and 3) youth unemployment. 2. Seventy youth from China, Japan, Mongolia, Republic of Korea, and Russian Federation shared a good practice of collaboration among youth organizations and policy-making bodies, and introduced their own method of approaching main problems facing the subregion. 3. The youth participants, who were in the group addressing the issue of sustainable development, touched upon very insightful and influencing discussions on three main pillars of sustainable development, namely economic, social and environmental. 4. In order to produce specific plans and propose concrete policy measures, group members narrowed down various topics into three main areas-climate change and sustainable energy, sustainable infrastructure, and social dimension of sustainable development. An action plan focusing on increased youth participation and contribution on the three key areas of sustainable development was formulated. 5. The participants came to the conclusion that to achieve tangible results in North-East Asia more coordinated action should be accomplished at the subregional level. 6. 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Waterfront (Geelong): Claire Roll
Warrnambool: Sue Ireland
IKE: Gill Rea
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2 Cloud (online) hours, 1 x 2 hour seminar, 1 x 2 hour simulation session per week and 40 hour clinical placement
*CBD refers to Institute of Koorie Education – Community Based Delivery
This unit is the first of two in the Clinical Studies Cluster: Year 1. Aligned with quality and safety principles opportunities are provided for students to explore and develop nursing knowledge and foundational skills for the provision of person-centred care. Key concepts to be addressed include assessment and management of patient functional status and potential for risk and injury. In addition promotion of patient comfort will be explored. During a one (1) week clinical placement students will have the opportunity to further develop and apply relevant knowledge and skills learned in this and other units.
Assessment task 1: Online tests 3 x 20 minute (equivalent 1000 words) 40%
Assessment task 2: Skills (equivalent 500 words) hurdle requirement
Assessment task 3: Clinical assessment: 40 hours pass/fail
Assessment task 4: Examination (2 hours) 60%
Department of Human Services policy and Working with Children Act
In accordance with Department of Human Services policy*, all students are required to undertake a National Police Record Check prior to clinical placements in each calendar year of their course. In accordance with the Working with Children Act 2005**, all students are required to undertake a Working with Children Check at commencement of the course. Students who fail to obtain a Police Record Check and a Working with Children Check prior to the commencement of clinical placement will not be able to undertake clinical placement and this will impede progress in the course. Students may also be required to declare their immunisation status to satisfy the requirements of health organisations where they will be undertaking their clinical learning experience. A health organisation may refuse to accept a student for placement if the student's immunisation status is not satisfactory to the health organisation.
* Department of Human Services 2007, Service agreement information kit for funded organisations 2006–2009, State Government of Victoria, Melbourne, retrieved 1 July 2007.
** Department of Justice 2007, Working with Children Act 2005, Victoria, Australia retrieved April 2012
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Berman, A., Snyder, S., Levett-Jones, T., Dwyer, T., Hales, T., Harvey, N., Moxham, L., Park, T., Parker, B., Reid-Searl, K. & Stanley, D. (2015). Kozier and Erb's fundamentals of nursing (3rd ed.). Melbourne: Pearson.
Tollefson, J. & Hillman, E. (2016). Clinical psychomotor skills: assessment tools for nursing students (6th ed.). South Melbourne: Cengage Learning.
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ZF-9934: Image Missing On Layout Quickstart Page
The image for the example at the bottom of the page doesn't show. Part of the problem seems to be that there are no close-quotes on either the href of the link or the src of the image. Further, it doesn't look like the image actually exists.
@Daniel Not loaded the image in the page Zend_Layout_Quickstart?
Could verify again think that this issue already was resolved in ZF-9614.
Greetings, Ramon Henrique
Hi Ramon,
I suspect there might be a deeper issue somewhere in the generation. The image does show up now, but didn't when I made the issue or the comment, despite seemingly having been resolved in ZF-9614. It does show up now, but seems to resurface occasionally.
@Daniel Sorry only now I saw your comment in ZF-9614. And I agree that the problem of the ZF-9614 returned.
But believe that not is problem of the manual see http://www.mikaelkael.fr/doczf/1.10/en/, and yes site of the framework
Code Html site Zend_Db
Problem with address href how you reported. address correct of the image is http://framework.zend.com/images/manual/….
Greetings, Ramon Henrique
Hi Daniel
Too believe that is in the generation.
Actually, the problem was not in the generation of the page, but in the deployment. We have it fixed now.


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September 2, 2010, Thursday
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August 26, 2009, Wednesday
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April 22, 2007, Sunday
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ZF-6272: Missing functionality in Zend_Locale::getTranslationList, or Zend_Locale_Data::getList
There is an example of code from manual:
Example 31.20. All available translations {quote}// obtain a list of all the translation lists $lists = $locale->getTranslationList();
// show all translation lists available // (lots of output, all in English language) foreach ($lists as $list) { echo "List $list = "; print_r($locale->getTranslationList($list)); }{quote}
This example code for me is not working, as on {{$lists = $locale->getTranslationList();}} I get an exception {{"Unknown list () for parsing locale data."}}
According to example in manual and definition of {{Zend_Locale::getTranslationList}} in code I assume that NULL value is normal for $path parameter: {quote}public static function getTranslationList($path = null, $locale = null, $value = null){quote} and in case it is NULL, it should return a list of translations. But this function doesn't do anything with {{$path}}, just simply use it for call of {{Zend_Locale_Data::getList}} function. After reviewing {{Zend_Locale_Data::getList}} implementation, I see that it doesn't consider NULL as valid value for {{$path}} parameter and if it is NULL simply throws an exception I had mentioned above.
I see inconsistency there and one of later should be done: A) Example removed from manual and definition of {{Zend_Locale::getTranslationList}} fixed to {{public static function getTranslationList($path -= null-, $locale = null, $value = null)}} B) Implemented functionality described in manual.
I use ZF v1.7.8. Had checked repository, but those functions everywhere looks the same.
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The Dine O'Round promotion runs through Saturday, Oct. 1
Chefs and restaurateurs from participating restaurants, like Ryan Lowder, owner of Copper Onion (here, with Suann Chow, owner of the Chow truck)
Faustina and Oasis—here's Faustina-Oasis execu-chef Billy Sotelo (right) with Faustina GM Hillary Merrill, and Oasis GM Will Keesen.
drank wines from Francis Fecteau's Libation portfolio—like the ever-head-exploding Bucklin zinfandel—and ate hors d'oeuvres made by the Zy kitchen. Here's Francis himself with marketing maven Karen Boe.
Dine O'Round restaurants will offer three-courses for $15 or $30 at dinner; and some serve two-course lunches for $5 or $10. Diners also can register to win gift certificates, one from each of the 43 participating restaurants.
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As the No. 9 seed, McDonald also has a bye in the first round and will meet the winner of DiGiulio and Nick Dykema in the second round. Unfortunately, all three UCLA signees are in the same portion of the draw and only one can go as far as the round of 16.
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The car of a missing 71-year-old Deltona man has been found in Savannah, Ga,, burned and with a body inside, a Volusia sheriff's official said.
A positive identification wasn't possible because of the condition of the body found in the burned out 1997 Toyota Camry belonging to Dennis Leslie Seymour, spokesman Gary Davidson said. Officials will consult medical records to determine if the victim was Seymour, whom officials had been searching for Wednesday.
Seymour was last seen by his wife about 10 p.m. Tuesday. When she woke up Wednesday morning, she discovered a suicide note and no sign of her husband or his Toyota, sheriff's spokesman Brandon Haught said.
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