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The theatre will be hosting a sing-along for the classic film "The Sound of Music," starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. Fans can come sing aloud to "My Favorite Things," "The Sound of Music," Do-Re-Me," and more. Attendees will receive a gift bag, see emcee performers, and enjoy tea and cookies during intermission.
Tickets are $15 per person, $10 for SLFS members. Groups of 6 are $57. There will be two showings: 2 and 6:30 p.m. The Tower Theatre is located at 876 E 900 S in Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake Film Society will also be hosting Christmas events this season:
1) Come to the Wassail & Waffles Holiday Film Series. Enjoy wassail, waffles, meeting Santa and a choice between watching "The Muppet Christmas Carol" or "A Christmas Story." Wassail & Waffles will happen on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. (movie starts at 11). This event will happen at Broadway Centre Cinemas, 111 E Broadway #150, Salt Lake City.
2) "It's a Wonderful Life" is showing on Christmas Eve at 3 p.m. and Christmas Day at 7:30 p.m. at the Tower Theatre. Admission is free, but on a first-come-first-serve basis. "It's a Wonderful Life" will also be shown at the Broadway Centre Cinemas, 111 E Broadway # 150, Salt Lake City.
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To stay healthy, we can eat our vegetables, keep fit and firm, avoid smoking, drink in moderation, and inherit the right genes — but is that all we can do? No, says professor Nancy Adler, PhD, a medical psychologist at the University of California at San Francisco Medical School. Her research shows that changing the way we see ourselves can help us live longer, healthier lives.
Instinctively, we believe that richer, better-educated people enjoy better health. And in general, that's true; well-off people tend to eat well, see the doctor more often, and live in cleaner, safer places. But according to Adler, the relationship between health and social status is far more subtle: It's not just a question of where you sit on the socioeconomic ladder; it's also your perception of how many rungs you must climb to reach the top. Here, Adler, chair of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Research Network on Socioeconomic Status and Health, explains.
Q: So it's not cash or class, but status that predicts a longer life?
A: The common assumption is that the higher you are on the Social Economic Standing [SES] scale, the happier and healthier you will be. Our research at UCSF suggests that it's not that simple. The factors we use to measure SES — education, income, and occupation — are not as related to one another as you might expect; there isn't a straight line where every extra point of income or level of education guarantees a more elevated status. However, it turns out that your own perception of your social and economic standing compared with other people's is an excellent predictor of your physical health and longevity.
Q: So how do you measure this perception of social status?
A: By asking just one question: "Compared with other Americans, in terms of income, education, and occupation, where would you place yourself on this ladder?" We literally show them a ladder, the MacArthur Subjective Status Ladder. People are very savvy about social status and have a very accurate sense of just where they fit. Recently, we also started to have people rank themselves on where they stand within their community.
Q: How does your perception of where you are on the ladder affect your health?
A: Your position predicts stress, and stress has a lot to do with premature mortality. People who place themselves on the lower rungs of the ladder report more stress and stress-related illnesses. Stressed-out people are more likely to develop heart disease, more susceptible to inflammation and infection, and more likely to release too much cortisol, a hormone that causes fat to accumulate at the waist. We know from public health data that people at lower SES levels tend to gain weight earlier in life than those who are higher, and being overweight puts them at risk for many poor health outcomes. The ladder helps to explain why this happens. By the way, cortisol is one of the things that causes us to crave the wrong foods when we're under stress. When laboratory animals are subjected to conditions of high stress and given a choice of chow, they prefer the high-fat, high-fructose chow because it dampens the cortisol release. While it's hard to generalize from animal studies to humans, that behavior seems a lot like someone who eats an ice cream cone when things get bad.

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MOSCOW – The Idaho volleyball team will play four non-conference tournaments before its 16-match Western Athletic Conference schedule - featuring six new conference opponents for the 2013 season - as head coach Debbie Buchanan announced the schedule Friday.
The Vandals get the season started Aug. 30 and 31 at the UniWyo Wyoming Invite in Laramie, Wyo. Idaho will play Montana State and Wyoming on Aug. 30 before facing Drake and Stetson on Aug. 31. The Vandals will then face Cal State Northridge, Northern Arizona and San Diego State at the Northern Arizona Fiesta Classic in Flagstaff, Ariz., Sept. 6 and 7. Boise State, Sacramento State and North Texas will be Idaho's opponents at the Bronco Volleyball Classic in Boise, Idaho, Sept. 12-14. The Vandals will wrap up non-conference play against Washington State on Sept. 19 and Nevada on Sept. 20 at the Cougar Invite in Pullman, Wash.
"It's a good variety of teams," Buchanan said of the non-conference slate. "Our goal is always to play a couple tournaments that are away and a couple that are close to home. We do that with Boise and Washington State so our girls aren't traveling for all of the non-conference season."
Four of Idaho's non-conference opponents finished with a top 100 RPI in 2012, out of 330 NCAA Division I teams, including all three at the NAU Fiesta Classic.
"It's going to be a good balance of some tough RPI teams, some middle of the pack and some on the lower end," Buchanan said. "It will be a challenge for us. We are in a little bit of a rebuilding phase because we lost six players after last year, which is a huge class, so we're going to jump right into it."
The Vandals enter play in the new-look WAC with a three-match home-stand against Utah Valley on Sept. 26, Cal State Bakersfield on Sept. 28 and Grand Canyon University on Sept. 30. Idaho will play a home-and-home series with each of its eight WAC opponents, with remaining home matches against UMKC on Oct. 17, Chicago State on Oct. 19, reigning WAC champion New Mexico State on Oct. 31, Texas-Pan American on Nov. 2 and Seattle U on Nov. 8.
"It's a whole new deal, there are some good volleyball teams in there," Buchanan said of the new-look WAC. "We are going to be challenged. We're going to travel to some different parts of the country. Since we don't really know much about these teams we're going to have to get a lot of video early in the year and try to break some things down in order to get an idea of what we're facing. It can be anybody's match on any night."
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The 2013 Vandals return seven players and one redshirt from last year's squad that finished second in the WAC and reached the conference championship match. Junior middle blocker Alyssa Schultz, a first-team all-WAC selection in 2012, headlines that list, along with 2012 WAC all-freshman team selection Katelyn Peterson. Sophomore Meredith Coba will step in to set for the Vandals and Buchanan will be forced to replace six graduating seniors from 2012, including five starters.
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Who picks up the tab if you crash in a bike race?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Today's Coffee Talk Tuesday discussion comes to us from Hottman Law Office, Megan Hottman, who was recently in a serious crash herself. Hear how painful and time consuming it is to get coverage from a event bike crash. I'm not sure which is more painful, the crash or the insurance part!
Who picks up the tab if you crash in a bike race? Does event insurance really cover all of your bills?
I had occasion to answer this question based on my own personal experience and thought I would share what I've learned with 303Cycling readers. I crashed at Cascade Cycling classic on July 20, 2011, when a "race moto" unexpectedly swerved in front of our 109-rider peleton causing everyone to move right, which prompted a woman riding to my left to swerve into me. Unfortunately for me, we were descending at the time, so when I hit the ground, I hit hard. Right away I was told I'd broken my collarbone so I could not continue in the race.
I was transported by ambulance (over an hour's drive, and yes, they billed me by the mile) to the nearby hospital in Bend, admitted to the ER and diagnosed with a broken clavicle, 2 broken ribs, and a pneumothorax, which led to my admission for an overnight stay to monitor my lung. I was given numerous CTs and xrays on my head neck, shoulder, pelvis and back, as well as a handful of chest xrays for my lung issue. Once I got back in Golden, on July 28, I had surgery on my clavicle – a plate and 7 screws were used to put it back together.
Megan moments after the crash
Take my word for it: an ambulance ride, overnight hospital admission, CTs and xrays, and orthopedic surgery (and pre/post-op office visits) are EXPENSIVE. The total amount billed by my providers so far is $17,026 and that doesn't include all the bandaids, chiropractor visits and replacement parts on my bike, or my new helmet.
I am lucky that I have good health insurance. It has a $1,000 deductible (annual) and an 80/20 split after that, with my 20% capped. I was not hit with any penalties for being treated out-of-state, since my policy does not make "out-of-network" distinctions. Also, since I was admitted into the ER, my ambulance deductible was waived. So that was the good news.
Cascade is a USAC-governed stage race. Once I recovered from surgery I began to look into the insurance coverage provided to racers competing in USAC events. I learned that (1) a rider MUST file a claim within 30 days of the occurrence, and (2) a "First Occurrence Report" must have been filed by a USAC official on the day of the occurrence. USAC has two separate insurers: K&K insurance, for injuries occurring during competition (such as mine), and Philadelphia Insurance, which covers general liability at the race (i.e. someone trips and falls on an item).
I also learned that USAC's insurance has an additional $1,000 deductible which must be met, before it will kick in. Translation: I'm on the hook for no less than $2,000 at this point. (If a rider does not have insurance, they must cover the first $5,000 of the bills first before USAC's coverage kicks in).
What you learn after you file your notice of claim (again –you must do this within 30 days) is that the insurer will mandate that First Occurrence Report before it will open a claim officially for you. Interestingly enough, this "first occurrence report" that race officials must complete when an accident occurs, is a Philadelphia Insurance form with its business address and phone number at the top. However the rider is supposed to fill out a K&K claim form.
In my particular case, after emailing the race promoter, the chief official, and numerous other folks at USAC, it took me 6 weeks to finally confirm that the insurer had a copy of my report –and to receive a copy of the report myself. This was after I had filed a claim with both K&K and Philadelphia Insurance, because it was not made clear to me which company covered my claim. And as you might expect –each was pointing the finger at the other. This was frustrating to say the least, when bills are piling up and I began fearing my providers might send me to collections. Crash: July 20. Final confirmation that K & K opened a claim for me: August 30. Just so you know –the people at USAC who normally handle stuff like this are in the membership services/coordinator positions. However I ultimately had to send a nasty email to about 5 different people before I finally got what I needed.
I received a letter from K&K telling me that once my $1,000 deductible was met (above and beyond my own $1,000 insurance deductible), that they would cover 70% of "the reasonable and customary expenses above the amount of your deductible." The Maximum benefit amount is $25,000. (Furthermore, certain limitations were spelled out: PT, dental, orthopedic devices, and ambulance transport coverages are all limited to $500 each). No mention was made of massage, chiropractor, medical supplies like bandaids and Neosporin, or bike equipment expenses. I have asked for clarification on these items but have not received an answer.
So if you're keeping track – I'm out of pocket $2,000 on the deductibles, plus I'll have to cover the 30% that USAC/K&K does not cover. Plus all of my other treatments and repair bills.
Although I have faxed in all of my insurance EOBs, bills and receipts to K&K– I have yet to see a statement from them about payments made to my providers or reimbursements it intends to make to me. I anticipate this will be a lengthy process. I do this for a living in my law practice for clients, so I am accustomed to the minutia it requires and the amount of time it takes – but for a cyclist who is unfamiliar with the insurance industry here's my advice: be patient, but be proactive. You must document carefully, keep track of everything and stay on top of it – persisting with emails and calls – until it gets resolved. Calendar weekly follow-ups so you do not forget.
Out of sheer curiosity, I decided to explore how the ACA handles its insurance for riders who are injured during a race, given the recent discussion about joining the USAC in Colorado. The ACA coverage is quite a bit better -- it pays 100% of reasonable expenses above the deductible, not to exceed $25,000 –compared to USAC's 70%. BUT – if a rider has their own insurance like I do, there is NO deductible for ACA coverage to kick in. In my case –that would have saved me $1,000. If a rider does not have insurance, the ACA's insurer requires only a $1,000 deductible – compared to the whopping $5,000 required by USAC. And, the ACA insurance representative lives in Boulder and is an ACA member –aka fairly accessible. Versus my contact person at K&K, who lives in goodness-knows-where and is just a voice on the phone.
But back to USAC -- Regarding racers who don't have health insurance –I hope they have $5,000 saved up. Because as I understand it, a USAC racer who does not have insurance, and who cannot meet the K&K $5,000 deductible, will be on the hook for the full amounts billed if they crash. And in my case, with a fairly straightforward injury, that would be a $17,026 hit.
The other take-away lessons: have someone check with race officials the DAY OF YOUR CRASH to be sure a report was completed and obtain a copy for you. And be sure you file your claim within 30 days of your crash or you will likely be out of luck. Insurers look for any possible reason to deny a claim.
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Nice write-up
Submitted by JustanotherPILawyer (not verified) on
Thanks for the clear and concise explanation of your experience. Makes you wonder whether the risk of racing is worth the potential hit in the pocketbook if you go down.
As a past race promoter, I recall having to pay exorbitant fees to insure the moto officials. If the moto in your situation ultimately caused the whole peloton to take evasive action to avoid a collision, have you considered a claim against him/her? It's a stretch, but might rattle some cages and shake loose some additional funds to reimburse your expenses.
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Makes you wonder if being a
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Makes you wonder if being a moto official is worth the the risk of getting sued by someone who signed a waiver accepting all risks of bike racing.
Yes that's exactly what we need: more ambulance-chasing litigation.
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Risk Management
Submitted by Andy Bohlmann (not verified) on
FYI...I was the first US Cycling Federation Technical Director from 1984-1990.
A big part of my job was insurance, lawsuits and risk management.
In fact, the first race permit application "safety checklist" was witten by me on the plane to the US National Road Championships in Park City, Utah in the late '80's. If I did not have the draft when I got off got the plane, the insurance company was going to cancel the race. True story! That check list, in different form, is still used today by both the USAC and ACA!
Also, to this day, I am one of only several expert witness's who give expert opinions in bicycle racing lawsuits. My last deposition was given in May, 2010 in Denver.
In April of this year I was the USAC Race Official at the Mountain Staes Cup race here in Colorado Springs at Cheyenne Mountain State Park. This is the same venue I used for my 2009 and 2010 UCU Pro XCT race.
A female rider went down, went on her own to a hospital, I filed the Occurence Report (It does not have to be filed the same day unless really bad) and I learned this past Sunday from her at my Pro Cycling Palmer Park 50 that the USAC insurance policy would not help with her $7,000 bill. She has no insurance of her own.
So, keep this in mind.
Andy Bohlmann
Sand Creek Sports, Inc.
www.sandcreeksports.com and www.tourofcolorado.com
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Why wouldn't they help?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Why wouldn't they help?
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The ACA is coverage may look
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The ACA is coverage may look good on paper, but when my wife crashed in a crit last year the ACA's insurance paid exactly $0. We reported our claim the day after the event and they sent us old paperwork with incorrect addresses. Then we had to start from square one and resubmit all of our paperwork. The crash was in June, and in December we received a letter from the hospital saying we would be sent to collections. Meanwhile, the ACA had never re-submitted our paperwork at all. In the end, the ACA's insurance never paid a cent.
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New ACA Insurance Provider in 2011
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There is a reason the ACA changed insurance providers this year.
Anyways, I would never rely on ACA or USAC insurance. Hopefully everybody racing is buying good insurance before buying $2K carbon fiber wheels.
Aflac has good secondary insurance but it won't cover injuries if you are competing for $$$$.
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This just underscores why
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
This just underscores why our medical insurance system needs to be scrapped in favor of a simgle payer, everyone in system. For profit medical insurance companies could care less about you or your health, their main concern is profit for shareholders and many times it's at our expense.
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Single payer means everyone
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Single payer means everyone gets health care. The problem is, it's crappy health care.
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The current system is crappy
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The current system is crappy healthcare for most, good if you have a job that provides good care or if you are rich. The very poor get covered under various programs, but unfortunately many hospitals/Dr's simply won't provide care to these people because they don't get reimbursed at an equitable rate, or they get stuck with a bill by non-paying patients. Healthcare is commodity in this country and if Dr's don't get paid, as they should, the cost gets shifted somewhere/someone.
I saw a study recently that on average Palestinians get better care than your average American. It was shocking to hear, but when you think about how many people don't have insurance in the US or are under-insured it makes sense. I'd think twice about the statement referring to the US as "best health care in the world" because it just isn't true for the majority of people.
This is all besides the point. It's a good idea to get insurance if you plan to race.
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Single payer health insurance
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Why do you think it's crappy? Do you have single payer? Are you handled by the Veteran's Administration?
Perhaps you are referring to Medicare?
Or you just don't know what you're talking about.
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Of the 15 NCAA Division I women's basketball players to earn the honor, Charlston is one of just two sophomores, one of five to have a perfect GPA and the only from the WAC. The Sammamish, Wash., native is majoring in broadcasting and digital media with plans to become an on-camera reporter.
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On Friday, September 27 adult and teen volunteers and TheDCH staff planted trees at two sites: New Destiny Fellowship on E 16th Street and Moyer Academy on E 17th St in Wilmington. Additional trees were also planted last week at Elks Lodge on the Brandywine at E 13th Street to round out the effort.
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For the first time in more than 15 years, the Princeton men's squash team played as the top-ranked school in the nation. Though it was pushed by seventh-ranked Franklin & Marshall, especially near the bottom of the ladder, the Tigers came away with a 9-0 win.
Princeton won the top six matches by 3-0 scores, including a win by sophomore Taylor Tutrone at the No. 5 spot; Tutrone has made the biggest jump among players who weren't varsity regulars last season, but head coach Bob Callahan has been impressed with his play during the preseason.
The toughest matches came at the bottom, and none was more exciting than a five-game showdown at No. 7. Sophomore David Hoffman, Tutrone's former teammate at the Gilman School, jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but Charles Cutler bounced back with two wins of his own. Hoffman showed some resilience with an 11-8 win in the fifth to take the match.
Two freshmen won in their collegiate debuts, including No. 8 Vivek Dinodia, who lost a 13-11 second game before closing the match with a pair of 11-3 wins. Classmate Michael LeBlanc earned a 3-0 win at No. 9.
Princeton will remain in Jadwin Sunday afternoon when it hosts Drexel.
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A sound optionManufacturersThe Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission saved 43% on a 7.5-mile renovation near the Ohio border using Centria's Eco Sound Barriers. Comprised of a polymer composite core with galvanized or aluminum substrate, the panels are entirely recyclable and as effective as precast concrete. Weighing 2.25 to 4.25 pounds/square foot, the 1,800-foot-long, 15-foot-tall panels were shipped in six truckloads. Photo: Centria
These fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) pile jackets don't have to be sandblasted for epoxies to form an air- and watertight seal. Photo: Molded Fiber Glass Construction Products
Fleet department leads by exampleOperationsChicago is the first Illinois city to add a diesel hybrid utility truck to its inventory of lower-emission vehicles. Once Department of Streets and Sanitation crews reach a worksite, they'll turn off the Navistar DuraStar and use the electric power take off to lift, lower, rotate, and extend the boom at heights of up to 40 feet. "A hybrid truck used heavily for aerial bucket work versus transportation could reduce fuel usage by 50% when compared to a standard aerial bucket truck," says Fleet Management Commissioner Howard Henneman. Photo: Navistar
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Gresham, Smith and Partners received the City Engineer's Award for Excellence for its work on Tennessee DOT's SmartWay Memphis project, which is designed to connect with future TDOT SmartWay projects in Nashville and Knoxville as well as intelligent transportation programs in contiguous states like Arkansas and Mississippi.
The system includes 85 miles of fiberoptic communications network, 42 dynamic message signs (DMS), 115 closed circuit television cameras (CCTV), 354 speed and volume detectors, and a highway advisory radio (HAR) system with 16 units and 42 signs, all controlled from a new, 16,000-square-foot Transportation Management Center. Live video access is provided free to 911 services, police, and the media; and camera images are fed directly to TDOT's Web site.
The firm is maintaining the system for the first three years of operation.
Gresham, Smith and Partners is leading an "Integrator Team" for the Mississippi DOT; developed an intelligent transportation master plan for Johnson City, Tenn.; was awarded a five-year on-call design contract by Georgia DOT; and is designing a 40-mile system for Pensacola, Fla.
A three-year study by the Water Research Foundation in collaboration with 17 water utilities has found that the current concentrations of pharmaceutical drugs and endocrine-disrupting compounds (EDCs) in public drinking water are likely too low to affect human health. The findings come at a time of public concern about possible health effects from trace amounts of EDCs and drugs that are flushed into the nation's sewers or enter the water supply through human and livestock waste.
The Green Quandrant study by an independent research firm identifies CH2M Hill as a top leader in U.S. climate change consulting, in addition to Deloitte, Environ, ERM, ICF International, McKinsey & Co., and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Visit www.verdantix.com.
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Weakened by ice, chemical pollution, and tidal pumping, New York Harbor's timber pilings have been devastated by the recent return of the marine borer.
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Is there someone out there who has further experience with Lego's Digital Designer? I want to create my own building instructions with it.
Unfortunately I had to apply slight force when building my robot. And now I am not able to design these parts of my robot as they don't fit together. That doesn't mean that I have bent or folded parts. I wanted to know if there is some kind of trick in Digital Designer to let me put parts together that don't fit 100%.
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Sensor, Infrared, Series III, Missile Defense Alarm System
Aerojet ElectroSystems built this Series III infrared sensor payload for use in Missile Defense Alarm System (MIDAS) satellites, one part of a U.S. Air Force program beginning in the late 1950s to provide early warning of a Soviet missile attack. The Series III was designed to detect and track the hot exhaust gases of missiles at launch and during the boost phase. This data would be relayed to ground stations to give up to 30 minutes warning of an attack. A Series III in May 1963 became the first space-based sensor to detect successfully a missile launch. MIDAS was cancelled in the late 1960s, and the more advanced Defense Support Program early warning satellites were launched beginning in 1970. The manufacturer donated this unflown artifact to NASM in 1969.
Gift of Aerojet ElectroSystems
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- Aerojet Electrosystems Inc.
- Location
- Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA
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- Metal and optical glass
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If the parts are backordered and unavailable that's one thing, but that was not the case here.
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If the parts are backordered and unavailable that's one thing, but that was not the case here.
i have noticed that every time someone mentions something negative about DSA or any other company the 3 amego's jump in and trash the person. way to go guys.
i have been reading way to much about DSA here and other sites about there product. it is not a glowing place to buy stuff from. one of the things i look for is how they take care of there customers when there is a problem before i will buy from them.
until i start reading some good reports about there customer service and product i will just stay away from them.
2 months is to long to wait for a warranty repair and 4 months is way to long. in that time they could have sent a post card and explained what was going on. they could have built him another rifle in that time frame and it appears that he still doesn't have his rifle back.
now for you spell checkers. never mind..........:smilie_sc
and like sgt ron said at least they cold of sent something letting him know of the delay-i know we use to communicate with the customers all the time on there status
guess i was tryin to give dsa a break
i never dealt with them so i cant personaly say either way
guess ill clam up now:slap:
I'm just pointing out that this fudd (OP) with the poor grammar and inability to use capital letter and punctuation JUST RECENTLY joined here and posted two negative threads as his only contribution so far. This morning he apparently saw the light and posted a positive experience about Bushmaster.
I too think that the repair time is not appropriate, but given this guy's situation I wonder if it isn't exaggerated a bit.
One thing that calls his expectations and knowledge of weapons into question is that in his OP he has sent guns back to three different manufacturers. Doesn't that strike anyone as being a bit much? Maybe he's picky, hard on guns, breaks them, or just doesn't understand that the bolt is supposed to lock back after firing the last round.....:slap:
A friend bought one of their rifles a few years ago and it wouldn't cycle anything, he sent it back and the turn around time was fairly good then, but it was doing the same thing before he sent it in so he took it back to the shop he bought it from and traded it back in on a SOCOM.


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song obsession friday! (for the week ending July 31)–last one
Song obsessions are those songs that we listen to on repeat. I noticed that my obsessions are often a week long. I also thought that other people might have similar obsessions. I've collected a panel of a few like-minded individuals and gotten their "song obsessions of the week." Quite often it's easy to explain why the song is good; it's much hard to explain why we're obsessed. Maybe you'll become obsessed with one of these.
Adrian (me):
John Vanderslice – Dead Slate Pacific (mp3) (buy)
I've had various versions of this song running through my head for the last week. I'm not sure what has kept it stuck in my head–the Pacific isn't even the ocean I'm flying over in a few days–other than it is a gorgeous song.
A Girl Called Eddy – The Long Goodbye (mp3) (buy)
For my money no female singer in recent memory does pain, longing and regret like Erin Moran of A Girl Called Eddy. We'll miss you Adrian!
Yup, this blog is going on hold very shortly, so this will be the last song obsession post.


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Sally Field, Julianne Moore and other accomplished stars show their red-carpet smarts
Old Hollywood Glamour works on Fey and she knows how to work it to her advantage. Strapless, calf length, body hugging silhouettes take her from bookish nerd to va va voom!
Staying ahead of the trends and wearing what will be hot this spring, Mirren also looks characteristically classy: The sleeves and intricate detailing on the front of the Badgley Mischka dress make it grown up and elegant.
Here's a great example of someone getting better with age. She shows off her best asset—her beautiful olive skin—in a strapless Vera Wang. Although princess can tend to look a little girly, Louis-Dreyfus made it seem more royal than costume.
She is lucky that she has pal Tom Ford on her speed dial because he whipped her up the chicest study in black and white. Moore made the graphic stunner even more interesting by adding retro gold Bulgari jewels. Now that's a Game Change!
As an "actor's actor," she chose to get noticed by her presence rather than a frilly dress. Field's Navy Alberta Ferretti gown floated down the red carpet. And the open neckline added an age-appropriate sex appeal.
Britton's Kaufman Franco sequin strapless column hit all the right marks, highlighting her gorgeous figure, while its color complimented her red-golden mane. She looked modern and comfortable.
Accompanying her nominated husband, Richard Gere, Lowell was award-worthy herself, showing how to do Red Right. Her understated Armani gown ooozed sexiness.
Always a style icon, Roberts closed the show in a black Valentino jumpsuit. It was modern, unusual—and just might start an awards show trend.
On the red carpet, Kidman said that playing Grace Kelly in a forthcoming biopic resparked her love of fashion. And it showed! Her Alexander McQueen gown put her back on the fashion map.
Hayek's Gucci dress hugged her curves in a way that made everything proportionate. She knows how to minimize her bust and has perfected the hourglass.
This nominee's playful yet understated Vuitton sheer polka dot dress announced her place as one of fashion's heavy hitters. The contrast of demure and racy details left us all wanting more.
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Courtesy: Spencer Farrin (Moscow, Idaho)
|WAC honors Bossio
University of Idaho senior golfer Jarred Bossio was chosen the WAC Golfer of the Week after winning the Winchester Classic, which concluded Sunday. Bossio, who notched his second tournament victory of the season with the Winchester win, fired an even-par 216 to claim the title. It is his second award of the season and fourth during his career. Next up for the Vandals is the Western Athletic Conference Championship Tournament April 30-May 2.


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ZF-2763: Zend_View_Helper_Translate getLocale() and setLocale() fatal error
Directly from the manual:
// our example adapter
$adapter = new Zend_Translate('array', array('simple' => 'einfach'), 'de');
Zend_Registry::set('Zend_Translate', $adapter);
// within your view
echo $this->translate()->getLocale();
this returns a FATAL ERROR: Fatal error: Call to a member function getLocale() on a non-object
Even this:
// within your view
$adapter = new Zend_Translate('array', array('simple' => 'einfach'), 'de');
// this returns 'einfach'
returns a FATAL ERROR: Fatal error: Call to a member function setTranslator() on a non-object
Maybe I think because the translate() method, if it find a Zend_Translate object in Registry will not return himself but only the translated string, so getLocale() and setLocale() cannot be executed.
If seems that you are using outdated code.
I rewrote the mentioned example that you can use it within one file simulating an extra view:
require_once 'Zend/Registry.php';
require_once 'Zend/Translate.php';
require_once 'Zend/View.php';
$adapter = new Zend_Translate('array', array('simple' => 'einfach'), 'de');
Zend_Registry::set('Zend_Translate', $adapter);
$view = new Zend_View();
echo $view->translate()->getLocale();
As you see it's exactly the same as yours but instead of splitting the files to bootstrap and view I made one file. There is no exception returned, but the set locale.
Could it be that you executed the example as it is from one file, without splitting it to bootstrap and view, as mentioned ?
Issue wring executed... no problem found. You are free to reopen when you have additional informations.
Well, maybe we have found the problem :-)
This is the code take from snapshot:
if (null === $messageid) {
return $this;
if (null === ($translate = $this->getTranslator())) {
return $messageid;
And this is the code from the 1.5.0 version
if ($this->translate === null) {
require_once 'Zend/Registry.php';
if (!Zend_Registry::isRegistered('Zend_Translate')) {
if (empty($messageid)) {
return $this;
} else {
return $messageid;
} else {
$this->translate = Zend_Registry::get('Zend_Translate');
With the code from snapshot, this helper works fine.
Many thanks.
This issue should have been fixed for the 1.5 release.


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Shop a fabulous range of plunge bras from our collection at Figleaves. Our bra range has a fabulous range of cup sizes and we also stock narrower and wider back sizes, so you're sure to find your perfect fit. Our plunge bra selection includes practical solution underwear ideal for a low cut top or dress, or you'll also find ultra sexy plunge bras in bright shades and luxury fabrics to make you look fabulous and feel amazing.


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Book receives praise
Published: Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, December 6, 2013 at 1:28 p.m.
Editor: I recently ran across a book online written by our local tax administrator, Joe Silver, called "Dream Valley." I have known Joe for over 20 years and have heard him speak of his interest in writing but had no idea of his wonderful talent. I got this book on my Kindle and could not put it down. Not to spoil the plot, but it's about a group of people who find complete freedom in a very unusual way.
I am so excited about Joe's book, and I am also excited to have a friend who's seeking his lifelong dream to be an author of a great book. Joe is a great man, a great friend with a true gift for telling a stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I would love to see this book made into a movie.
No one can say Davidson County does not have talent. I am so excited and happy to see my friend realize his dream with the national publication of his first book. I am sure others will follow, and I look forward to reading them.
John Evers
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Secondary School Meals
Birmingham secondary school menus are full of fresh, tasty and nutritious food offers.Our menus provide a mix of traditional favourites such as lamb rogan josh and chicken roasts, with hand-held dishes such as tuna fajita wrap or tomato and herb pasta pots,fill your own salad pots and much more.
With so much good, healthy food on offer, you can be sure that our secondary school menu has a healthy option to please most tastes. To enhance our service for our customers we offer regular meal deals and promotions that link to current events or curricular activity in school.
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Patriot's Day Celebration April 2011
Join us for Patriot's Day weekend as we celebrate the the begining of our War for Independance. Here in Concord the Patriot Minutemen first faced the British Regulars and fired the "Shot heard 'round the world" at the Old North Bridge. Come and re-live this exciting period of history. There will be many activities for all ages, in village and along the Battle Road of the National Park, including; battle reenactment, special events, a parade, and the popular Patriot Ball. See the scedule of events. http://www.nps.gov/mima/patriots-day.htm


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Volleyball Staff
Jen GREENY
Head Coach (Fifth Season)
Jen Greeny, after three seasons at the helm of the Washington State University volleyball program, has made significant progress in rebuilding the program to the level of national prominence that it was when she played and was an assistant coach. The Cougars produced an 18-win season with five conference wins in 2013, the most wins since the 2009 season. (FULL BIO)
Burdette GREENY
Assistant Coach (Fifth Season)
Burdette Greeny may not have originally envisioned a career coaching collegiate women's volleyball but his innate competitive nature and passion to see young people develop to their top potential both on and off the court have made him highly successful in this role. (FULL BIO)
Shannon HUNT
Assistant Coach (Third Season)
Shannon Wyckoff Hunt joined the Cougar volleyball program as a volunteer coach in August 2011 and was promoted to assistant coach in 2013. Her ability to hone the skills and techniques of the Cougar defense directly contributed to the 18-win season in 2013. (FULL BIO)
Katie HINRICHS
Operations Coordinator (Fifth Season)
Katie Hinrichs joined the Cougar volleyball staff in June 2011 after an outstanding prep and collegiate playing career. Hinrichs played libero for WSU Head Coach Jen Greeny at Lewis-Clark State College. (FULL BIO)
James DORR
Volunteer Coach (First Season)
James Dorr became a volunteer coach at Washington State University during the summer of 2015 bringing with him experience as a four-year letterwinner at Limestone College and club coach on the Palouse. (FULL BIO)


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Jack Wong @ Thu May 25, 2006 5:59 pm wrote:Dear Will Call,
Sorry for my ads. You know I had token a whole afternoon to find this website. After browsing reading the articles, I do believe this is a very good site for the people engaged in plastic industry.
I will delete all my ads, if possible. But could you pls do me a favor to introduce some other websites(outside China) regarding the plastic industry or mould industry, on which I can post my ads? Many thanks in advance.
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At Catholic Charities, we have specialized programs for children and adults with visual handicaps that help them live independently and participate fully in all aspects of community life.
Our wide range of services include basic education, vocational training and instruction in using adaptive technology at home and in the work place.
Staff help individuals learn how to safely get from their homes to school, work and other locations.
In addition, Catholic Charities operates the only English as a Second Language instruction program for immigrants and refugees who are blind or visually impaired.
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The Governor's 2014 Agricultural and Urban Award winners were honored April 23 at the Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village.
This year's Conservation Award winners are:
New Castle Agriculture Award: Filasky's Produce, Middletown
New Castle-Urban Award, University of Delaware
Kent-Urban Award, Teal Construction, Inc.
Kent- Agricultural Award, Bruce B. Clark and Bruce Clark II.
Sussex- Urban Award, Seaford School District
Sussex- Agricultural Award, John T. Elliot Jr.
The Delaware Association of Conservation Districts also recognized state senator Bruce Ennis as the Legislator of the Year.
Senator Ennis (D-14th District) has served in the Delaware Legislature representing Kent County since 1982. Currently, he serves on the Agriculture Committee and Joint Finance Committee, and also works with the Kent County Conservation District to ensure the concerns of his constituents are heard and addressed.
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Make Medicare Work Coalition
The Make Medicare Work Coalition (MMW) is a collaboration to address and positively influence the impact of Medicare Part D, state prescription drug programs and healthcare reform on people in Illinois. MMW is led by AgeOptions, Health & Disability Advocates, and Progress Center for Independent Living. It brings together service providers and advocates for older adults and people with disabilities to educate and assist Medicare consumers and their families to understand their options, enroll in prescription drug plans and programs that work best for them, and solve problems that might occur. Through the policy work of the coalition, the practical experience and needs of consumers and service providers are brought to policymakers to promote positive changes. MMW was created through generous support from Michael Reese Health Trust, The Retirement Research Foundation and the Chicago Community Trust.
Mission: The MMW Coalition is committed to maximizing the number of people with Medicare who are successfully enrolled in programs that provide them affordable access to the healthcare and prescription drugs they need.
MMW members: The Make Medicare Work Coalition is made up of more than 700 people from over 250 organizations including: advocates; aging and disability service providers; consumers; local, state and federal agency representatives; policymakers and other stakeholders. MMW members agree to support and contribute to the mission and goals of the coalition.
MMW provides:
Please visit http://www.ageoptions.org/whatwedo/MMW.cfm to access a MMW Coalition calendar of events and materials such as Bulletins, Alerts, and informational fact sheets.
To join the MMW Coalition email list, please contact: Georgia Gerdes, Healthcare Choices Specialist, AgeOptions, (708)383-0258, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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ZF-8650: Fractions of second problem
I use Zend_Date to work with Timestamps of DB2. These timestamps are in text form and look like this: YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.S Parsing this format works well, but outputting it has an bug with the fractions part: leading Zeros are left out. This timestamp '2009-12-29 03:51:21.016145' gets outputted as '2009-12-29 03:51:21.16145', although the fraction presition is set to 6. I use $date->toString('YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.S') for generating the output.
Fixed with r20279.
Note that your example is also errorous. When you define milliseconds, then the number 12345 will be converted into 12 seconds and 345 milliseconds. You need to change the precision before working with other factors.


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Welcome to the Gurdwara of Rochester, Penfield, New York Website. We would love to have you join us at one of our weekend prayers and services. Our hope is that this site will help to acquaint you with our programs and make your visits to Gurudwara easy and enjoyable.
Gurdwara of Rochester, Penfield, New York is committed to being real and relevant. We do not claim to have it all together as a Gurudwara, but we do endeavor to be honest about our love for WaheGuru (one God) and our desire for people to connect with God.
Whether you are an adult, student or child we have something uniquely tailored with you in mind. If you are currently involved with Gurudwara activities, this web site will provide you with more opportunities to get help and provide help to others.


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Spot Play Strong Rubber Ball Dog Toy - Red
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Spot Extreme MVP Sport Ball Rubber Dog Toy
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Spot Dura Fused Leather Dog Toy - Baseball Tug
|It's time to give your dog's jaws a real challenge! Spot's Dura-Fused Leather Baseball Tug Toy is built tough, made with real leather and super strong jute fabric and held together with double-stitched seams for ultimate durability. Made with real leather fused with jute fabric Double stitched seams for added durability Tough rope is great for tugging This ball features extra durable leather and jute fabric, fused together for added strength. Double stitched seams with heavy duty thread add extra durability.Note: Supervise your pet at all times during play. Do not allow your pet to play with the toy if any part of the toy becomes loose or separated. This toy is intended to be used only with supervision.
Plush Football Dog Toy
|Spot super plush football shaped dog toy is a great entertainment toy for you and your dog. Your dog will love pawing around with this football as well as play fetch with you. Plush Football dog toy Great fetch football toy for you and your dog Squeeze the football toy for a squeaky sound
Spot Soccer Ball Plush Toy for Dogs
|The Spot Soccer Ball Plush Dog Toy is a great way to get your dog up and playing! He may not kick it like you would a soccer ball, but whatever game he thinks he's playing will be just as fun! Soft plush soccer ball toy Great for throwing, fetching, catching & playing Great for dogs of all ages
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|Spot Basketball Plush Dog Toy will get your all star back on the court! Dogs love chewing, chasing and catching the soft, cushy plush, making this the perfect toy for indoor or outdoor action! Soft plush basketball toy for dogs Great for fetch and rambuntcious play Safe for indoor or outdoor use Assorted colors - let us pick one for you!
Spot Fiber Latex Soccer Ball
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Spot MVP Sport Ball Rubber Dog Toy
|Spot MVP Sport Balls are fun rubber toys designed to get your dog in the game! These toys for light chewers encourage healthy activity and exercise, and feature a bell inside to grab your dog's interest. Durable rubber balls for dogs Bumpy surface makes gripping easy Bell rings to stimulate interest Ships in assorted styles (tennis, soccer & basketball). Let us choose one for you!Note: No dog toy is indestructible. Always supervise pets during play.
Spot Beyond Tough Tennis Balls - Mint Flavored
|Beyond Tough Tennis Balls by Spot are very durable tennis balls, perfect for playing fetch and catch! Extra thick walls are specially reinforced to provide a satisfying experience for your dog's teeth and jaws. The mint flavor offers a tasty reward that helps eliminate bad dog breath. Extra thick walls for durability Mint flavor helps fight bad dog breath Great for fetch and catch No toy is indestructible. Always supervise play and remove toy if you notice loose pieces. Active playtime strengthens the important bond between dogs and owners while providing exercise and fun for your dog.
Spot Paw Print Tennis Balls
|Spot Paw Print Tennis Balls are instant fun for your active pooch! These brightly colored tennis balls are great for fetching and tugging, and feature fun paw prints to let everyone know whose ball is whose! Colored tennis balls Great for fetching, bouncing and tugging Stimulate physical and mental activity Colors may vary.
Spot MVP Rope Sport Ball Rubber Dog Toy
|The Spot MVP Rope Sport Ball is designed to unleash your dog's inner athlete! This unique, all-in-one active toy features a tough, textured rubber ball with durable nylon knotted ropes that slide in all directions. It's perfect for catch, fetch, tug-of-war, and more! Rubber dog toy with sliding ropes Textured surface is easy for dogs to grip Great for a wide variety of ways to play