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Tom Asta is a professional skateboarder known for his insane technical skills and the ability to charge large obstacles with ease. With irrefutable talent Tom Asta gained his fame from starring in roles such as Mystery's "Color Theory" or his Recruit part with the Berrics. Representing names like Mystery Skateboards, Fallen Footwear, LRG, Spitfire, Thunder and more Tom Asta also features his own signature line of Fallen skate shoes and Mystery skateboard decks.
Born in 1990 in Langhorne, Pennsylvania, Tom Asta spends his time traveling back and forth from his hometown to film and skate. Tom Asta first gained the attention of many when he was seen in shared part with seasoned veteran Chris Cole in Zero's "Strange World". In 2010 Tom Asta joined with Mystery Skateboards and starred in his debut role in Mystery's "Color Theory" where he can be seen skating huge features like the infamous "Love Gap" at Love Park in Philly. The year following his debut in "Color Theory" Tom Asta turned pro. With a versatile style and ability to skate big features Tom Asta gained a variety of roles in internet videos such as his Recruit part for the Berrics. A short while after becoming professional Tom Asta teamed up with sponsors Mystery Skateboards for the release of his signature series of skateboard deck and Fallen Footwear for his pro series skate shoe, both two major accomplishments.
Despite having little experience in contests, Tom Asta competed in the X Games 17 Real Street contest, where professionals submit a 60 second video voted on by fans for a chance at an X Games gold medal. During filming for his part for Real Street, Tom Asta broke his arm and required surgery, but was able to get enough footage for the competition. The following year Tom Asta was one of the ten professionals nominated to compete in Street League's Selection contest. Much like Real Street the Street League Selection contest chooses ten professionals to submit a video voted on by fans for a spot in Street League. Tom Asta's Selection video with the Berrics landed him a spot in the 2012 Street League where he placed 14th overall.
Exploding onto the scene just recently earning the professional title Tom Asta has already landed spots on prestigious teams such as Mystery Skateboards, Fallen Footwear, LRG and more, as well as released signature series Mystery skateboard decks and a pro line of Fallen skate shoes. Whether he is competing events such as Real Street or Street League, or filming for an upcoming role, Tom Asta has the technical skills to dominate and the style to turn heads.
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
The Marin City Library will be closed from Monday, Aug. 19, through Tuesday, Aug. 27, for remodeling funded by voter-approved tax revenue.
The Library at 164 Donahue St. will be open on Sunday, Aug. 18 and staff plans to reopen it for full service on Wednesday, Aug. 28.
During the closure, the Library will not accept returns or donations. Materials can be returned after the Library reopens. Materials checked out three weeks prior to the closure will be given an extended due date.
Patrons can pick up hold requests and utilize computer services at the Corte Madera Library, at 707 Meadowsweet Drive. Call 415-924-3515 for more information about that branch.
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What's the difference between those ID and Name attributes used on almost every HTML control any way? They both seem to naming the control, and they are usually named the same thing in most code examples.
- ID: used for the Document Object Model (DOM) of the page. Used mostly for JavaScript. Should be unique IDs for each control on the page. For example, each radio button should have a different ID specified.
- Name: used when posting back on a form. Doesn't have to be unique. For example, all the radio buttons that answer one question like 'What color?' can all have the same name of 'color' with each radio button may have a difference ID ('blue','red','green', etc.).
The first thing you must do to enable file uploading with PHP is to create an HTML input control, then provide a button for the user to actually upload the file. The HTML should look something like this:

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>Upload Example</title>
<form action="" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" id="uploadFile">
Upload File:
<input type="file" name="fileupload" id="fileupload">
<input type="submit" name="uploadbutton" id="uploadbutton" value="Upload File">
When uploading a file with PHP, the file is first copied to a temporary folder on the server. If this file isn't immediately saved, the file will disappear. Insert the following code above the <!DOCTYPE HTML> block:
//set the maximum upload size in bytes
$max = 51200;
if (isset($_POST['uploadbutton'])) {
//define the path to the upload folder
$destination = '/path/upload_testfolder/';
//move the file to the upload folder and rename it
move_uploaded_file($_FILES['fileupload']['tmp_name'], $destination . $_FILES['image']['name']);
How does this code work? It's actually simple. We first create the $destination variable (purple) that holds of the value of our path of where to save the file. We then call the PHP function move_uploaded_file that takes two parameters: the path of the temporary file (green) and the path of the file's final upload location (blue). The $_FILES super variable gives us the 'tmp_name' which is the full path of the temporary file (that won't get saved until we give it the destination!). We take the file and copy it from here into our destination folder. When saving to our destination file, we get the 'name' of the original file from the $_FILES variable and store that file in our destination folder.
Method allows you to break your code into small chunks. Rather than putting all your code in a big, long Main() method, the Main() method should be used as a "controller" that calls other methods. You can pass parameters to a method, have it perform some code, then return a value back. For example:
public static void Main()
string a;
a = MultiplyBy3(5);
int MultipyBy3(int num)
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In the above example, MultiplyBy3 is your method. It accepts an integer (num) as the input parameter, and will return an integer back.
The string variable, a, gets assigned to this return value then displayed in the console. It passes a 5 as the input parameter to the MultiplyBy3 method. The method takes the 5, multiples by 3, then returns the result which gets assigned to the a variable. The resulting output is 15.
Note: If the method doesn't return a value, but rather just performs some code, then you can use the static reserved word instead of a return data type.
HTML5 gives us three markup tags that we can use to format body text:
-  - Used to make text slightly smaller than the surrounding text.
-  - Used to show a strikethough, or text that should be deleted.
-  - Used to show text thats has been "inserted" into the surrounding text. Shows with an underline.
Here are examples of each. See if you can spot them!
This text is supposed to be a little smaller than the surrounding text. Please delete
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IF statements in PHP are used to make decisions, and are very simple as in most programming languages. A basic conditional statement follows this pattern:
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Notice that the two equal signs (==) are used to test for equality (to check if the value stored in $a matches the value stored in $b). A single equal sign (=) is used for assigning a value to a variable. Also, you'll notice that the line of code (in this case a comment!) doesn't need a semicolon. In PHP, anything inside the curly braces {} is treated as one unit of code that will get executed if the condition ($a equals $b) is true. If $a doesn't equal $b, the code inside of the curly braces will not get executed.
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Magnificent Alpine scenery, beautiful rolling hills and fairytale rivers and lakes all add up to making Bavaria Germany's most popular holiday state.
Located right at the very heart of Europe Bavaria is the perfect all-year-round travel destination for guests from all over the world. Just see for yourself the wealth of opportunities Bavaria has to offer your customers.
Facts and figures
English name: Bavaria
German name: Bayern
Local capital: Munich (München)
Inhabitants: 12,7 million
Area: 70,549 km2
Bavaria is the largest of Germany's sixteen federal states. The state is divided into seven administrative regions. Bavaria's largest cities are Munich and Nuremberg. Six others have populations greater than 100,000. With a GDP of € 487.990 the State of Bavaria ranks well up among the leaders.
Bavaria is Germanys most popular holiday destination. 2014 more than 32 million guests arrived and more than 85 million overnight stays were counted.
Bavaria consists of four different regions. For more information:
Franconia (north): www.frankentourismus.de
East Bavaria (east): www.ostbayern-tourismus.de
Upper Bavaria (south): www.oberbayern.de
Allgäu/Bavarian-Swabia (west): www.allgaeu-bayerisch-schwaben.de
Bavaria can offer a lot of outstanding things. Exemplary for unforgettable experiences stands our Sightsleeping® Hotels brand. It offers accommodation for aestheticists in selected hotels throughout Bavaria. Sightsleepers can stay in castles, palaces or contemporary hotels with a particular visual appeal. In Bavaria the sightseeing starts the minute you open your eyes and go down to breakfast.
More information:
firstname.lastname@example.com or www.bavaria.by/sightsleeping
On the footsteps of Aristocratic Bavaria
In the shelter of centuries-old walls, between fine antiques, the most delicate of porcelain, gleaming silverware and paintings as tall as the walls they hang on, treasures from long-ago are revealed, true gems from Bavarian history which have been carefully protected down the years by great families and noble dynasties. In "Aristocratic Bavaria" discover imposing palaces, mysterious castles and splendid parks or even become Lord of the Manor yourself for a night. Welcome to worlds of glamour and luxury.
More information:
email@example.com or www.bavaria.by/aristocratic-bavaria
Happy kids mean happy holidays
Wherever you see the Kinderland® symbol you know that everything is especially geared to families. Kinderland® Bavaria providers know just what is needed for the perfect family holiday so it is small wonder that Bavaria is ranked in pole position for family holidays. Children are demanding guests which is why all providers – farmhouses, holiday apartments, hotels and even campsites have to fulfill a rigorous list of criteria before being awarded 3, 4, or even 5 bears. All our Kinderland® establishments must fulfill over 50 criteria to be awarded the minimum of 3 bears.
4 bears indicates that the establishment offers even more facilities for families whilst our highly specialised 5-bear establishments provide everything any child could even dream of wanting.
More information:
email@example.com or www.bavaria.by/family
Welcome to your farm holiday in Bavaria!
Farm holidays in Bavaria are becoming ever more popular. In particular, families with children will appreciate the easy and non-stressful, authentic holiday experience. But it is not only families that enjoy their stay on Bavarian farms. Cyclists and hikers also like to spend their holidays on one of our holiday farms and to enjoy Bavaria's beautiful landscape, which provides the best conditions for sports and recreation. Fortified by a hearty farmer's breakfast made from regional products, holidaymakers can walk through the forests, climb the mountains, discover the lakes, and experience nature with all the senses.
More information:
firstname.lastname@example.com or www.bavaria.by/farm-holidays-bavaria
The Bavarian Department of State-owned Palaces, Gardens and Lakes is responsible for all-in-all 45 palaces, castles and residences, 27 historic gardens and 21 lakes, including Neuschwanstein Castle, Würzburg Residence and the Imperial Castle of Nuremberg. Information at: www.schloesser.bayern.de
The diversity of Bavarian cities attracts an ever-increasing number of visitors every year. Whether you choose to visit the metropoles of Munich or Nuremberg or one of the numerous smaller historical towns… each Bavarian city has its own individual charm that never fails to delight.
Metropolitan flair and rural charm, Alpine roughness and high tech, beer gardens and haute cuisine, opera and night clubs: it is this very special "Munich mix" that attracts visitors from all over the world to the Bavarian capital again and again.
Tourist Office Munich:
Nuremberg – an exciting symbiosis of a 21st century city of half a million and a medieval centre. Gothic churches, romantic half-timbered houses and tucked-away courtyards and squares create an unforgettable atmosphere. The city centre is also the venue for such events as the worldfamous Christmas market.
Tourismus-Zentrale Nürnberg:
Founded in 15 BC during the reign of the Roman Emperor Augustus, Augsburg became an important trading town reaching its heyday in the 15th and 16th centuries when the international trading and banking activities of the Fugger and Welser families were at their height.
Regio Augsburg Tourismus GmbH
Regensburg is considered the medieval wonder of Germany – a historic city unique in its degree of preservation of the past two thousand years of city life with listed buildings and monuments of European rank at every turn. The city is of course not lacking in numerous museums and art collections all well worth a visit.
Tourist Information Regensburg:
Füssen is an internationally renowned health spa and resort in an area known as the Bavarian "Königswinkel" near the castle of Neuschwanstein. This Alpine town in East Allgäu region with its historical centre is the southernmost point of the Romantic Route.
Füssen Tourismus:
The unique charm of Rothenburg ob der Tauber casts a spell on its visitors like none other. A stroll through the small town is like a trip back in time where past centuries have once again come to life. The proud town hall, the tall towers and massive town walls, churches and patrician houses are a testimony to the architecture of times gone by.
Tourist Information Rothenburg:
There are many more cities and cultural highlights to explore, e.g. the UNESCO world heritage fascination in Bamberg and Würzburg, Bayreuth and Richard Wagner, Landshut and Passau in East Bavaria, the city of Ingolstadt (home of AUDI) or Memmingen.
For more information on further cities and highlights have a look at: www.bavaria.by/cities
WellVital in Bavaria ... and I feel good!
Health and spa holidays is what we as our brand call WellVital in Bavaria.
What does WellVital in Bavaria mean? It means taking time out to spoil yourself to bits; it means relaxation for body, mind and spirit, fitness training and replenishing that feeling of joie-de-vivre...
To ensure maximum enjoyment and well-being whilst you recharge those batteries our WellVital hotels and localities have been carefully selected according to strict quality control criteria. Only facilities meeting all the criteria and being approved by fully-trained, independent inspectors are awarded the WellVital seal of approval. Whether you come in search of exercise, relaxation, beauty pampering or spa treatments one thing is certain – Bavaria has everything needed for that all-round feeling of well being: beautiful scenery, a rich array of culture, well-preserved customs and traditions and warm and friendly people.
More information: firstname.lastname@example.com or www.bavaria.by/spa-wellness
Bavarian Spas – all the best for your Body & Soul
Under the umbrella of the Association of Bavarian Spas some 65 spas, health resorts, thermal baths and clinics provide the ideal setting catering all year round for all types of needs, where guests of every age can enjoy a true feeling of holistic well-being. Products range from fun holidays for the whole family through to medically indicated spa breaks, from medical wellness to burnout prevention. Interdisciplinary teams of doctors, physiotherapists, therapists, psychologists and health workers provide every guest with a tailored programme.
More information: www.gesundes-bayern.de
Outdoors at its Best
Get out there and enjoy is Bavaria's hiking and walking motto. The beautiful Bavarian countryside and an extraordinary wealth of nature are just waiting to be explored. Bavaria is a cornucopia of woodlands, lakes and meadows, rivers and forests, and unspoilt nature.
A Cyclist's Paradise
The many different regions of Bavaria offer a lot of possibilities for cyclists to enjoy the cultural, natural and culinary delights of this part of Germany. A lot of bicycle-friendly accommodation possibilities along the routes all over Bavaria offer great services.
More information: www.bettundbike.de or at www.bavaria.by/outdoor-summer
Lakes & Mountains
Bavarias countryside is affected by its beautiful lakes and mountains. If you are craving for idyllic and fascinating landscapes you definitely have to visit following places and keep in mind that all of them are accessible from Munich in less than two hours.
Camping in bavaria ranges from either Europe-wide recognized five-star installations with many wellness supplies or pure country life with "Camping on a Farm".
More information: www.camping-in-bayern.info
Winter holidays
Alpine skiing, nordic skiing, sled running and snowshoe hiking are just a taste of a wide range of activities. Bavaria is also the right spot for families and those who want to enjoy a more relaxing time during winter season. The Christmas markets in Bavaria's cities, towns and villages are world famous for their unique and romantic atmosphere.
More information: www.bavaria.by/outdoor-winter
Bavaria is clearly one of Germany's top conference destinations
Where better to hold a meeting or a conference than where others spend their holidays? Enchanting countryside, art, culture and a range of leisure activities all combined with Bavarian charm – something to suit every business traveller.
Gipfeltreffen® is Bavaria's business tourism brand: top experiences and top providers inspire top levels of performance. Suppliers are only accepted as partners if they fulfill all Gipfeltreffen® quality criteria. In addition to professionalism, it also is essential that the products offered by Gipfeltreffen® have distinct Bavarian flavour so that visitors are introduced to the diversity of each region and the wide range of products offered. It has been proven that motivation levels are directly related to one's surroundings.
For more information write an e-Mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or have a look at: www.bavaria.by/mice
Trade fairs and exhibition Grounds
Munich Trade Fair centre
81823 München
Nuremberg Exhibition centre
NürnbergMesse GmbH
90471 Nürnberg
Augsburg Trade Fair and Convention Center
Augsburger Schwabenhallen Messe- und Veranstaltungsgesellschaft mbH
Am Messezentrum 5
86159 Augsburg
BAVARIA TOURISM itself doesn't sell any packages, accommodation or services of any kind directly. Our business is to promote the travel destination of Bavaria and to provide the travel trade on the one hand and bavarian service providers on the other hand with the right contact in order to increase business between both sides and by doing so bringing more guests to Bavaria.
Travel Trade Bavaria
BAVARIA TOURISM wants your tours to become a success. We are dedicated to assist you with any questions you may have about Bavaria and its offer. A diverse range of services, e.g. picture database, B2B newsletter, sales guide, ... has been developed to optimally support your activities.
These offers can be found at: www.bavaria.by/travel-trade
or more information can be requested at: email@example.com
Further packages as well as accommodation facilities can be found at: www.bavaria.by
For any request regarding Group Offers or FIT, please get back to: email@example.com
Accessible Tourism in Bavaria
Experiencing the hospitable traditions of Bavaria should be possible for all visitors. As such, our objective is to provide information about relaxing holidays in Bavaria to all guests.
Barrier-free accommodations:
Certified barrier-free accommodations by the
Hotel's and Restaurant's Association of Bavaria: www.gastgeber-bayern.de
Barrier-free tourism region Franconian Lakes District
(south-west of Nuremberg; Nature Park Altmuehltal)
More information:
Tourismusverband Fränkisches Seenland
Postfach 1365
91703 Gunzenhausen
Phone +49 9831 500120
Travelling with kids:
For further information:
Welcome to Bavaria
You are hereby cordially invited to discover the wonderful variety and diversity that is Bavaria. From idyllic farming villages to the romantic castles of King Ludwig II; from stunning nature to lively cities; from ancient tradition to the latest outdoor activities: Bavaria is one of the best regions to live in in Europe. Its range of hotels and restaurants is amongst the finest in the world. Simply browse our website www.bavaria.by and discover the many treasures that Bavaria has in store for you.
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Climate protection
In Bavaria Climate Protection and fantastic holidays do not count out: enjoy swimming lakes with drinking water quality, accommodations with official environmental seal from the Bavarian state government, over 100 supra-regional cycle tracks and a cuisine spezialized on regional products.
Even at your arrival and journey you can save the climate:
German Alpine Association tips – ecologically aware ways to explore the mountains The German Alpine Association has a wealth of tips on hand to help you be as ecologically aware as possible whilst in the mountains.
Further information is available at: www.alpenverein.de
ECOCAMPING – Holidays in the countryside The ECOCAMPING UMWELTMANAGEMENT accolade lays great store in a reduction of waste, drinking water savings and ecologically friendly cleaning methods advocating climate-protecting measures. Many of the camping businesses are already focusing on renewable energies. In Bavaria some 32 campsites already proudly display the ECOCAMPING award, a top honour for environmentally friendly campsites in Europe.
Further information is available at: www.ecocamping.net
The "DB Eco Program" projects aim at achieving climate protection The new environment campaign forming part of the Deutschen Bahn's "DB Eco Program" includes exemplary projects that all contribute to CO reductions.
Further information is available at: www.dbecoprogram.com
By using the right driving technique you can save up to 25 % of your fuel consumption. It is possible to train this at more than 70 ADAC certified driving schools: www.adac.de/suedbayern
Events in 2015 and 2016:
For more events, please visit: www.bavaria.by/events
How to get there – Airports
There are three bavarian airports providing international connections:
Our services for the travel trade
BAVARIA TOURISM – the official marketing agency – coordinates the marketing promotion for Bavaria. Our business focus is Attracting new guests. Therefore we offer the travel trade support by planning, organization, marketing and handling for travel to Bavaria.
Basic services
Services on request:
More information:
email@example.com or www.bavaria.by
the official marketing agency
Arabellastrasse 17
81925 München
Tel.: +49 (0)89 21 23 97-0
Fax: +49 (0)89 21 23 97-99
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: www.bavaria.by
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I love to snack. Who doesn't? My favorite picks include bananas; green apples (red delicious or gala); pink grapefruit; chunks of watermelon, cantaloupe or pineapple; nuts (pistachios, walnuts, cashews, pecans and almonds); low-fat organic chocolate milk; popcorn (specifically, Skinny Pop); and while preparing dinner, cold carrots or cooked, cooled Brussels sprouts. But don't get me wrong—I'm not so virtuous! I also like my sweets—donuts, cookies, ice cream, licorice, and mini Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. Fortunately, years of working as a registered dietitian have helped me learn to (for the most part) practice what I preach and eat these foods (which are more like desserts than snacks) in small portions (ex: 1/2 donut, 1 cookie, or a half cup of ice cream).
Planning snacks ahead of time is, in my opinion, a great way to get key nutrients into your diet and fill in gaps from meals. For example, if you start your day with a breakfast that includes whole-grain cereal and nonfat milk, you can fill that gap with a mid-morning snack of protein (nuts or a hard-boiled egg) and fruit (fresh fruit or berries are healthful bets).
Although the jury is still out on whether or not snacking contributes to weight gain, everyone's different. Some like three square meals with no snacks to keep them energized and satisfied, while others feel they need that plus one or two snacks to get through the day without collapsing. Personally, I like having three main meals (though I usually keep lunch or dinner light) and have two to three snacks a day.
People who train or exercise regularly have higher calorie needs (usually, they also feel hungrier), and having a planned snack or two can help them maintain energy levels. I can tell you from my own experience that training for the More Half-Marathon has made me feel a slight uptick in my appetite—mainly on my long-walk days. During my last couple of two-hour-plus walks, I experimented by "snacking" on licorice bits for fast and easy energy. (But of course I need to count those extra calories as "empty" ones since licorice does not fit into any key food group. Or does it? Hmm...).
If you like your snacks and want to eat them too, go right ahead! But here are some of my tips—in honor of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics annual National Nutrition Month—to help you get the most out of your interim meals:
1) Be Selective. When you grocery shop, choose foods and beverages from the key food groups (fruits, veggies, whole grains, low-fat dairy and lean protein). Opt for foods from each food group in their lowest fat and sugar form (examples include raw nuts, nonfat or low-fat plain yogurt, dried fruit without added sugar, unsweetened apple sauce, whole grain/low-sugar cereals, whole-wheat crackers or unsalted pretzels and low-fat popcorn).
2) Read Between the Lines. When you grab food from a vending machine or convenience store, think first and foremost about where that food (or beverage) fits into your diet. If you can't identify the food group that item comes from (where does chocolate fit? or cheesy crackers?) then most of the calories from those items will probably be empty calories that won't contribute substantial nutrients to your diet. When you choose foods that don't come from the basic food groups, count them as desserts. Having up to 100 or 150 calories a day from those foods shouldn't really wreck an otherwise healthful, nutritious diet.
3) Pare Portions. It's important to be able to eyeball appropriate portion sizes, especially when you grab snacks away from home. Even a visibly small serving (ex: a small candy bar, a bag of chips or a small bag of nuts) can easily have more than 200 or 300 calories and thus, be a bigger portion than you can really afford calorie-wise. For example, an ounce of nuts (about two tablespoons worth) may be appropriate for a 5'2" woman like me, but two ounces (about four tablespoons) may be appropriate for her 6-foot husband. When you're home, keep on hand small plastic baggies, bowls and utensils to help you properly portion out snacks for yourself and the rest of your family.


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ZF-3701: impossible to extend PDF classes
Due to the many private variables in the Zend_Pdf classes, it is not possible to extend these classes.
For example, if i wanted to use an extended version of the Zend_Pdf_Page class, i would have to extend Zend_Pdf too, since the $page object is created from within this class. However, for this operation the private $this->_objFactory variable is needed. Dead end. Suppose we solve this problem and we succesfully overload the newPage() method with our own extended version of Zend_Pdf() (so it creates a page object of the extended Zend_Pdf_Page class) and now we want to overload the drawText() method to make it more flexibel. Again, we bump into all sorts of private variables like $this->_font and, worse, $this->_contents! Since $this->_contents doesn't have a getter or a setter it is impossible to ever extend the Zend_Pdf_Page class, because you won't be able to add content. So, more dead ends. There are even private methods like _addProcSet() that you won't be able to use.
This is very serious problem which downgrade OOP principes. In OOP world a single document like booking voucher should be extended from PDF class.
Make this class final or better fix it please
Fixed in trunk for all Zend_Pdf and Zend_Pdf_Page properties and methods that have been private and now are protected.
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Throughout the year, we'll be profiling members of the Spirit Squad and Band. This week, Senior Jessica Cooper.
Jessica Cooper
4th year on squad
Nursing Major
Q: What got you into dance?
A: A family friend told my mom to put me in it when I was about three years old and then my parents would always try to put me in other things like T-ball and soccer and I would literally twirl in the outfield and pick flower and didn't want anything but dance.
Q: What's your favorite sport to cheer for?
A: Well, my boyfriend is on the basketball team, so basketball, but I also really do love football. Those would be my two favorites.
Q: Did you two meet through Spirit Squad/Basketball?
A: We actually met in high school, he just happened to make the ASU basketball team, I just happened to make the ASU dance team.
Q: What made you choose ASU?
A:I grew up here, I went to Corona (Del Sol High School) so this has just always been my home team. Plus I knew the dance team was really good. So how could I not go here?
Q: What's the game you're most looking forward to this year?
A: Definitely the Notre Dame Game. I'm so excited just to A- cheer in that stadium and B-I think it's going to be like the best game.
Q: What was your first game with the Spirit Squad like?
A:I remember running out for pregame and just from cheering at high school games going to college games, there's just a significant amount more fans, and when the National Anthem plays your mouth starts to quiver and you're just staring at all the fans, and you're just like, "Oh my God this is real," and the fireworks go off and it's just the greatest feeling ever.
Q: What do you like to do when you're not busy with Spirit Squad?
A: Well, Nursing takes up a lot of time, I have class at 6:30 or 7:30 Monday through Friday and I do clinicals at the hospital, which is like a full time job, and I work at a restaurant called "The Keg" so I'm really busy but when I can I just like to hang out with my friends and my teammates.
Q: When you're done with ASU, do you think you'll come back to the games as a fan?
A: Hopefully, yes. I want to stay here for two years, so I'll come back then but I eventually want to move to either Colorado or California to become a nurse practitioner.
Q: Who is someone that you admire?
A: My mom. She has taught me everything and I don't think I would be who I am without her in my life.
Q: Would you rather read the book or watch the movie?
A: Since I don't have much time, the movie, but the book is always better!


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March 14 - March 31, 2016
College of Marin Fine Arts Gallery
Gallery Hours: Monday to Friday,
10 am - 5 pm
Contact: 415.485.9494
Past Exhibitions
Contemporary Photography: A Survey
February 16 — March 10, 2016
Robert Ellison Maquettes
November 23, 2015 — January 28, 2016
Click here to read the press release
Paul Harris: Some Works
October 5, 2015 — November 5, 2015
2015 Fine Arts Department Faculty Exhibit
August 17, 2015 — September 17, 2015
Participating Faculty:
2015 Juried Student Show
April 27, 2015 — May 14, 2015
Willard Dixon: Portraits
December 8, 2014 — January 29, 2015
Robert Brady: Selected Works
November 3–26, 2014
Squeak Carnwath: Works on Paper 1979 – 2013
September 22 to October 16, 2014
Fine Arts Department Faculty Exhibit 2014
Participating Artists:
Alexander Levin (1961-2013)
Memorial for Betty M. Wilson and Art Exhibition
A celebration of life honoring artist and former College instructor, Betty Wilson, will take place on what would have been her 94th birthday. Betty died in her home in Ross, February 20.
A prolific artist, Wilson created over 150 works of art, with incredible range of color and style. Her work was shown at the Burnaby Art Gallery in British Columbia, Canada, Mill Valley City Hall, Marin County Fair, and frequently at the Marin Society of Artists. Throughout her years at College of Marin, she contributed works to many of the annual faculty shows and was very proud of her one woman retrospective shows in 1998 and 2008.
The gallery will be showing a collection of her paintings for a one day exhibition.
Donations in her honor may be made to the College of Marin Art Department or the Marin Society of Artists.
COM Students Show
Alumni Exhibit Celebrates the Work of Four Emerging Artists
The alumni artists—Barbara Obata, Mary Huntsman, Evan Hobart, and Malena Lopez-Maggi—all studied art at the College and return at different places in their professional careers.
Obata, who combines sculpture and performance into a hybrid drawing practice that explores and celebrates the power of mark making, earned a bachelor's degree in Philosophy from St. John's College in Santa Fe, NM, and a master's degree in Fine Arts from Mills College in Oakland.
Huntsman, who has a bachelor's degree in Biology from UC Berkeley and later studied sculpture with Carole Beadle at College of Marin, uses traditional and modern materials and techniques to express ideas of sanctuary, strength, fragility and journeys. Imagery often reflects her biology background.
Hobart draws inspiration for his work in ceramics from the surrounding environment and a desire to create narrative, thought provoking works. He earned a bachelor's degree in Studio Art from Humboldt State University and a master's degree in Spatial Art from San Jose State University where he also taught ceramics. He is a teacher and artist in residence at the Mendocino Art Center.
Lopez-Maggi is a graduate student at Mills College where she earned a bachelor's degree in Studio Arts. She works with multiple mediums and is most intrigued by the intersection of art with other disciplines and the materiality of light and color.
Agathe Bennich – Selected Works
The Intimate Diebenkorn: Works on Paper 1949–1992
Read more about the exhibit of Richard Diebenkorn's work titled The Intimate Diebenkorn: Works of Paper 1948-1992.
Fine Arts Department Faculty Exhibition
Rubbings – Drawing on the Past
By Bill Abright
This is a retrospective show of 15 large format drawings from two periods of concentrated work in 1990 and 2005 by College of Marin Fine Arts Professor Bill Abright. The exhibition title is "Rubbings- Drawing on the Past" and refers to Bill's method of starting the drawing by rubbing a graphite stick over the worn plywood texture of his studio floor.
Bill Abright Artist Statement
The twist of an individual's imagination is one trait that accounts for our different perceptions of reality. As a child I would fall asleep seeing faces in the wood grain wallpaper of my bedroom. Throughout my education artists who were unique in their approach to creating unusual and somewhat dark work inspired me. From the writings of Edger Allen Poe to early monster movies, I have always been interested in the things of Art and life that are mysterious and unusual. Hieronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights and Giuseppe Arcimboldo's inventive portraits, Leonardo da Vinci's grotesque faces and the bold expressions of Francisco Goya made it clear to me that "Art" does not have to be tame stuff. I was attracted to the surrealist Max Ernst for his use of Frottage (rubbings), Salvadore Dali for his melting atmospheric landscapes and to Francis Bacon, for his gutsy emotionally twisted portraits. In college I became interested in psychology, the Rorschach inkblot test, caves, and Maurits Escher's reversals of space and form.
For the last 38 years, I have been teaching Art and producing ceramic sculpture in an abstracted figurative style. As a respite from my clay work, I have periodically returned to my roots in drawing.
This retrospective exhibition represents two periods in which I have concentrated exclusively on drawing, 1990 and 2005.
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Bruin sophomore drops a tough three-set match in New York on Wednesday.
UCLA standouts Robin Anderson and Abby Dahlkemper will be vying for the Honda Cup on Monday.
Bruin junior is now a finalist for the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year and the 2014 Honda Cup.
UCLA women's tennis team also has five players lock up ITA All-America honors in 2014.
The UCLA Athletic Department hosted a special ceremony on Monday in the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame.
Fans are invited to stop by the UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame on Monday, June 2 from 5:00-7:30 p.m.
Bruins have three women and two men recognized by the conference on Thursday.
Junior Robin Anderson was named Pac-12 Player of the year; Billy Martin named Coach of the Year.
The NCAA champion women's tennis team swept the UCLA Student-Athlete and Play of the Week honors.
Bruin junior women's tennis player was the last UCLA player standing in this year's tournament.
Mackenzie McDonald, Marcos Giron and Chanelle Van Nguyen are still alive in the NCAA Singles draw.
Five Bruins advance to Friday's round of 16 in singles play.


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Miami Dolphins won't go winless in 2011
You were warned that at some points this Miami Dolphins team was going to explode on someone.
Tony Sparano's squad had become the laughing stock of the NFL in 2011, and eventually they were going to shut someone up, and some opponent down.
This decent collection of talent - which admittedly had formed a bad winless team - possessed too much talent to not catch on opponent on an off day.
That day turned out to be this Sunday, and the opponent was the Kansas City Chiefs, which was coming off an emotional overtime victory over the San Diego Chargers.
I'm proud to say I predicted this win, and actually became convicted about it the more I studied the matchups (trying to talk myself out of picking the Dolphins).
Why did this game turn into a landslide victory that temporarily detrailed the "Suck for Luck' express?
1. Kansas City had one less day to prepare for the Dolphins, and that's important, especially when Sparano has intimate knowledge of Todd Haley, his partner while the two called plays for Bill Parcells' Cowboys.
2. The Chiefs have tiny cornerbacks, and an injured nickel cornerback in Javier Arenas, who didn't play. That means the Dolphins passing game could feast on the Chiefs IF the Dolphins got protection.
Brandon Marshall produced his first 100-yard catch performance of the season, and scored his second touchdown.
3. Tambi Hali is Kansas City's only pass rusher, and Matt Moore can actually show he's a decent quarterback if the Dolphins offensive line could protect him.
They did. Moore threw three touchdown passes and finished the game with a 147.5 QB rating. Moore wasn't sacked all day.
4. The Chiefs don't have a dangerous seam threat tight end, and we all know how those types have destroyed the Dolphins defense.
Karlos Dansby and Kevin Burnett both contributed more than 10 tackles, and the middle of the field wasn't exposed.
5. The Dolphins are getting better at running the ball and the Chiefs have a suspect defensive front, which is allowing 122 yards per game and has given up seven touchdowns.
The Dolphins rushed for more than 100 yards again, and Reggie Bush scored his first rushing touchdown of the season.
Because of all these reasons – and a solid game of playcalling from Brian Daboll – the Dolphins exhaled against Kansas City.
Sparano finally gets to see that smile on the face of his players he's been talking about for two months, and now the Dolphins are riding a one game winning streak.
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Position: FB
Height: 5-7 Weight: 223 lbs.
Born: December 3, 1979 in Conroe, TX
High School: Conroe
College: Kansas St. (school history) (Cartwright college stats)
Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 7th round (257th overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 10 (7143rd overall since 1950)
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Lemonade Layer Cake RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1-1/3 cups sugar
- 3 tablespoons thawed lemonade concentrate
- 2 tablespoons grated lemon peel
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 2 egg whites
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/4 cups buttermilk
- 1 package (8 ounces) reduced-fat cream cheese
- 2 tablespoons butter, softened
- 2 tablespoons grated lemon peel
- 2 teaspoons thawed lemonade concentrate
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3-1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, beat butter and sugar until crumbly, about 2 minutes. Add the lemonade concentrate, lemon peel and vanilla; mix well. Add eggs and egg whites, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Add to the butter mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well after each addition.
- Coat two 9-in. round baking pans coated with cooking spray and dusted with flour. Pour batter to prepared pans.
- Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to a wire rack to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, combine cream cheese and butter until smooth. Add the lemon peel, lemonade concentrate and vanilla; mix well. Gradually beat in confectioners' sugar until smooth. Spread frosting between layers and over top and sides of cake. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 16 servings.
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"I read the reviews before I made this cake and I saw that there could be a problem with the cakes falling in the middle. When I made mine, I saw that after cooking for 20 minutes the sides of the cake looked done and the middle was not cooked. I lowered my oven to 300 degrees and watched the cake carefully and finally the toothpick came out clean. I thought the cake tasted okay, but not as lemony as I expected. The icing was too sweet. My husband did not like it at all. I love lemon and I was disappointed in the cake."
"This cake was easy to make. I see some had problems with the layers. I cooked the cake 28 minutes. The layers came out perfect and frosting was easy to handle except I would have put a little powdered sugar to make a much stiffer frosting.Will make in sheet cake form the next time."
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PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- The American Motorcyclist Association announces the nominees for 2012 year-end awards for standout individuals and organizations involved in AMA-sanctioned competition. The awards will be presented at the 2012 AMA Championship Banquet on Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Aladdin Event & Conference Center in Columbus, Ohio.
"The AMA, our promoting partners and chartered clubs work hard to provide the country's leading competition and recreational events for motorcyclists and ATV riders," said AMA Vice President of Operations Jeff Massey. "Tens of thousands of dedicated racers and organizers pour their hearts and souls into this sport, so it's with great significance that we single out those who have excelled to represent their fellow racers, their clubs, their AMA Districts and the Association itself with the utmost skill, sportsmanship and character. All of the riders nominated for these awards have contributed to the AMA's mission of promoting and protecting the riding lifestyle."
The AMA's highest competitive honors are the AMA Athlete of the Year awards that recognize two exceptional racers: one from AMA National Championship Series competition and one who has excelled at an AMA Grand Championship event. Both awards are selected by an independent group that includes members of AMA Congress, retired AMA Athletes of the Year from previous years, and previous winners of the AMA Media Award.
"The AMA Athletes of the Year for National Championship Series and AMA Grand Championship competition recognize exceptional levels of performance, dedication and sportsmanship, and it's important that those riders are selected by an informed and diverse group of racing experts from across disciplines," Massey said. "We're appreciative of the time and effort our voters invest in this process."
All award winners will be announced and recognized alongside hundreds of their fellow competitors from numerous disciplines at the 2012 banquet. The banquet will honor riders who finished in the top three in AMA National Championship Series and AMA Grand Championship events. All honored riders will be invited to the stage, with class champions receiving their personalized AMA national No. 1 plates.
The AMA Championship Banquet will include a reception, bike show, dinner, an awards banquet and a full slate of activities for riders and fans of all ages. In addition to awards and No. 1 plates, attendees will have a chance to win a number of door prizes, including a Kawasaki KLX110 minibike. On Friday evening, Jan. 18, all riders are invited to an open house at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum in nearby Pickerington, Ohio.
Tickets to the AMA Championship Banquet and event details are available here: www.americanmotorcyclist.com/Racing/RacingBanquet.aspx.
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AMA Athlete of the Year: National Championship Series
AMA Athlete of the Year: Amateur Grand Championships
ATV Athlete of the Year
AMA Veteran/Senior Rider of the Year
AMA Female Rider of the Year
AMA Youth Rider of the Year
AMA Media Award
AMA Sportsman of the Year
AMA Organizer Award Nominees
Motocross Organizer of the Year
Off-Road Organizer of the Year
Track Racing Organizer of the Year
ATV Organizer of the Year
Recreational Road Riding Organizer of the Year
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St. Elizabeth's Receives Employee Engagement Award from The Advisory Board Company
Local institution honored as a national leader in driving organizational commitment
[BELLEVILLE, IL] Sept. 26, 2013 – St. Elizabeth's Hospital has been awarded The Advisory Board Company's 2013 Exceptional Improvement in Engagement Award. The annual award recognizes top-performing hospitals and health systems nationwide for outstanding improvements in levels of employee engagement. Winners must also sustain low levels of disengagement.
"The current uncertainty surrounding healthcare reform is forcing innumerable changes upon organizations, the majority of which directly affect an already overwhelmed workforce," said Steven Berkow, Executive Director, Research and Insights at The Advisory Board Company. "Employee engagement plays a key role in how effectively each institution navigates this challenge. Our award winners have attained a remarkable achievement as the most successful hospitals in improving engagement in the face of change while maintaining fewer than 6% disengaged employees."
Engaged employees, as defined by the Advisory Board, are those who exhibit both loyalty and commitment to the organization. These employees are willing to expend discretionary effort, often going above and beyond to help the organization succeed. The award recognizes St. Elizabeth's commitment to creating a best-in-class work environment for its employees.
"Having our colleagues engaged in our mission to provide outstanding care greatly enhances the patient experience. We're honored to receive this award and are proud to be recognized for having colleagues who go above and beyond in their daily work to help others in a time of need," said Maryann Reese, President and CEO, St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
St. Elizabeth's and its parent organization, Hospital Sisters Health System, is one of five organizations nationwide to receive the award.


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UPDATE | 2014 Design Intelligence rankings are now available
Design Intelligence has announced the 2013 America's Best Architecture and Design Schools including the top landscape architecture schools in the USA. This is the third year we are sharing the list with our readers. The ranking is determined by surveying respondents selected from lists of undergraduate and graduate landscape architecture programs accredited by the Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board.
LSU and Harvard have maintained their top ranking for Undergraduate and Graduate programs, whilst Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University has risen to second spot for both its Undergraduate and Graduate programs.
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Milford Beacon will host a candidate's forum at Milford High School from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
Incumbent Republican District 33 state Rep. Harold "Jack" Peterman and Democratic challenger John "Kevin" Robbins will answer questions from 6 p.m. to 6:40 pm.
Incumbent Republican Sussex County Councilman Sam Wilson, Democratic challenger Gary Wolfe and Libertarian challenger Ronnie Fitzgerald will take the stage from 6:40 p.m. to 7:20 p.m.
Incumbent Democrat Sussex County Councilwoman Joan Deaver and Republican challenger Donald Ayotte will speak from 7:20 p.m. to 7:40 p.m.
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- 1-1/2 cups fresh blueberries
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 1 tablespoon cold water
- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs (about 16 squares)
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 eggs, lightly beaten
- In a small saucepan, combine the blueberries, sugar and lemon juice. Cook and stir over medium heat for 5 minutes or until the berries are softened. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into the blueberry mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from the heat; cool to room temperature. Transfer to a blender; cover and process until smooth. Set aside.
- For crust, in a small bowl, combine the crumbs and sugar; stir in the butter. Press onto the bottom of a greased 9-in. springform pan. Place pan on a baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 10 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and sugar until smooth. Beat in the sour cream, flour and vanilla. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Pour filling over crust. Drizzle with blueberry mixture; cut through batter with a knife to swirl.
- Return pan to baking sheet. Bake at 350° for 1 hour or until center is almost set. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around the edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer.
- Refrigerate overnight. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 12 servings.
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"Made this for Easter this past weekend March 31, 2013 and it was so good, definetly will make this many more times and it was easy too, might change the berries around from time to time but my daughter said omg that was the best cheesecake ever!!"
"Made this for Easter this past weekend March 31, 2013 and it was so good, definetly will make this many more times and it was easy too, might change the berries around from time to time but my daughter said omg that was the best cheesecake ever!!"
"I love this cheesecake! every time I make it, it comes out nice and creamy,never has any problems with it cracking. And it looks so pretty too."
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"This is such a great recipe! I have made it a few times and everyone always loves it. Last time I had some trouble with it cracking and the ends were a little dry. Then I remembered I put it in a pan of water ( it had been a few years since I last made it). This time I made it but skipped the blueberry topping and left it plain, I made sure all ingredients were at room temperature first. Then I filled a large pan with water and put a large quiche pan (ceramic) and put that in the water ( instead of foil) then placed the springform pan with the cheesecake inside of the quiche dish. I baked it for 55 min ( without opening the doors) and then turned off the oven and propped it open about an inch with a wooden spoon. I let it cool in the oven for an hour. I removed it out of the oven and then ran the knive ( dull side of butter knife) along the outside of the edges. And let cool completely for a few hours and then covered with plastic wrap ( with rim still on so it doesn't touch the top). It was the best one I have made-no cracks, no sunken middle and no dry edges. The perfect cheesecake. I love the blueberry but this one has caramel sauce ready to be drizzled over the top! Yumm"


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What's chirping: Which Dolphin is the next Paul Soliai
This installment of what's chirping projects the Miami Dolphins players who could produce a Paul Solai type breakout season in 2011, suggests a few of the playmaking free agents the Dolphins might target, and expresses my views on draftees boycotting this April's NFL draft.
RT @JLNL1: Who is one player on this team who you think can be the next Paul Soliai?» [MY RESPONSE] Phillip Merling, Lex Hilliard, Kory Sheets, and Chris Clemons.
Merling, who is entering a contract year, was penciled in as the starter before he suffered an Achilles tear training last offseason. While his production hasn't matched Kendall Langford's the past three seasons, Merling's got talent. Much like Soliai, if he becomes committed and dedicated to living up to his potential, Merling could win a starting spot in 2011.
At the minimum he'll likely be called on to fill Tony McDaniel's old role as the utility defensive end. His biggest competition for playing time is Jared Odrick.
I named Clemons, who played at Clemson with Merling, because this will be his third season in the NFL, and that's about the time players begin to takeoff. Clemons had a respectable season as a first-time starter last year before a groin injury slowed his progress in the final two months. Clemons does need to become more of a playmaker, relying more on his instinct and quickness to hold off Reshad Jones, but the Dolphins plan to continue investing in him.
Hilliard and Sheets were mentioned because both will be given an opportunity to contribute in what's presently an empty backfield. Sheets, who also suffered an Achilles tendon injury, was the fastest player on the Dolphins' roster last training camp. He'll be given an opportunity to serve as a kickoff returner if he's healthy, and has regained his speed. Hilliard is a physical one-cut runner who showed potential in 2009, but was given few opportunities last season. The expectation level is low for both, but they could easily surprise Dolphins fans by becoming one of the backs the team leans on.
RT @AdamLopezWriter: What's the minimum Tony Sparano & Co. have to do to be around in 2012?» [MY RESPONSE] Maybe 10 wins, being in the playoff hunt, and certainly producing a good home record.
It's no secret this regime is on borrowed time. Sparano's biggest shortcoming is his ability to put together a quality staff without the assistance of Bill Parcells. I'm not sure he achieved that this offseason, but in fairness, it's too early to tell. There are a lot of positives to Sparano, who I personally believe is a good coach (I judge that based on whether or not I'd want to play for him). However, it takes time for coaches to learn and discover what works, and what doesn't. Please remember that Bill Belichick failed as a first-time coach with the Browns.
RT @dmb132000: Assuming restricted free agency rules revert to normal, making players with four or more years of experience unrestricted free agents, who do you see as reasonably priced free agent options at WR, RB, TE» [MY RESPONSE] Jets receiver Brad Smith and Chargers tailback Darren Sproles.
Both are likely looking for larger roles than the ones their present teams are offering. Smith has deep speed, and could add to the Wildcat element in the Dolphins offense (it's likely here to stay considering Brian Daboll used it in Cleveland more than the Dolphins the past two seasons), and Sproles is the change of pace, special teams threat the Dolphins are searching for this offseason. He's a bit on the small size, and clearly isn't getting any younger, but he's still dangerous.
RT @yinnyang97: What is your thought about the NFLPA asking draftees to boycott draft. Good or bad move» [MY RESPONSE] In war people make childish demands.
The only people I think boycotting the draft will punish is the fans, and those who would want to attend. The event is supposed to be a special day. I'm not sure asking the drafts top players to avoid the festivities in New York punishes the right people. Since the draft is already happening why not make the best of it.
Shortly after my tweet the NFLPA weighed in on the boycott reports. These are the tweets from the NFLPA spokesman.
@GeorgeAtallah: Let me also correct the record: the NFLPA is not asking anyone to 'boycott' anything. NFL Draft in particular.
@GeorgeAtallah: The NFL Draft is special. Players and their families will be in NYC. It just may be different. We will provide details.
Here's a good breakdown of Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick, with rare video of him throwing in the pocket. While I'm a sucker for a quarterback with a big arm, I can't help but admit that long wind-up throw concerns me a little. It reminds me of Byron Leftwich, whose prolonged throwing motion makes him easy to intercept.
Who will become a better pro in the NFL: Alabama's Marcell Dareus or Auburn's Nick Fairley? This is my weekly breakdown of each position, which provides a look at the Dolphins, Bucs and Jaguars needs.
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CLEVELAND, OH and LOS ANGELES, CA (March 26, 2013) – The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has announced additional presenters and performers for the 28th Annual Rock and Rock Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Four of this year's inductees—Heart, Randy Newman, Public Enemy and Rush—are confirmed to perform at the event, which will also honor Albert King and Donna Summer; as well as Lou Adler and Quincy Jones, this year's recipients of the Ahmet Ertegun Award for Lifetime Achievement. To be held at Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles on Thursday, April 18, 2013, the star-studded event will feature appearances by Usher, who will perform for Quincy Jones; Pearl Jam's Mike McCready and Jerry Cantrell of Alice In Chains, who will perform with Heart; Spike Lee and Harry Belafonte, who will pay tribute to Public Enemy; Carole King, who will perform for Lou Adler; Chris Cornell, who will induct Heart; comedy legends Cheech & Chong, who will present Adler with his award; and Jackson Browne and John Fogerty, who will perform with Randy Newman. The induction ceremony will be presented on HBO on Saturday, May 18 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. More talent will be announced prior to the show.
As previously announced, John Mayer and Gary Clark Jr. will perform for Albert King, with Mayer giving the induction speech; 1998 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Don Henley will induct Randy Newman; Christina Aguilera and Jennifer Hudson will perform in honor of Donna Summer; and Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins of the Foo Fighters will present Rush.
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In addition, The Brennan Rock and Roll Academy, which aims to change children's lives through the power of music on March 26, has been announced as an event sponsor. Founder Chuck Brennan said, "Being a lifelong rock and roll fan, I'm extremely excited to have my endeavor with the Boys & Girls Club—The Brennan Rock & Roll Academy—be a partner with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."
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Jim Davis on the death of a predatory priest. Amy Levin on liberalism and feminism. The Immanent Frame's fantastic "Politics of Religious Freedom" series. Catholics roll up their sleeves over a Wendell Berry lecture. Hasidic Jews trying to stay out of court. Rowan Williams on the blood market.


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No. 11 Washington is off to a good start at the NCAA West Regional played at Tumble Creek Club at Suncadia Resort.
Washington has been consistently in contention this season, including two tournament victories.
The Ladies Golf Union of Great Britain and Ireland announced the selections of the 2014 Curtis Cup Team, which includes Husky sophomore Charlotte Thomas.
The announcement of the All-Pac-12 Awards on Thursday included four Huskies. SooBin Kim, Jennifer Yang, and Charlotte Thomas were named to the conference second team, and Ying Luo was named honorable
Washington women's golf knew where it would be playing for the Regionals since it is hosting the tournament at Tumble Creek Club at Suncadia Resort
After a late start due to another rain delay, the No. 8 Husky women had another steady day at Pac-12 Championships, finishing with a round of 13-over 301 to place sixth.
No. 8 Washington dropped to fifth place at the Pac-12 Championships with six teams still very much in the mix.
No.8 Washington endured a weather delay, finishing its first round after a hail storm to sit in fourth place at 2-over 290, five strokes off the lead at the Pac-12 Championships.
Husky senior Kelli Bowers took the time to answer some questions from GoHuskies.com in advance of the Pac-12 Championships.
The Huskies enter this weekend's Pac-12 Championship looking for the first conference title in school history.
No. 11 Washington is rounding into form at the right time, dominating an elite field at the Silverado Invitational to earn the tournament victory.
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This is strangely reminiscent my old "Last Post Wins".
This is strangely reminiscent my old "Last Post Wins".
Only there is no winner in this "game."
There is just the objective to post after ther person above you...
Just a thought... if there was a Post before the person above you then there would only be one post in...
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A Basin woman reported a juvenile neighbor shot her juvenile daughter in the ear with an Airsoft gun. When deputies arrived, the neighbor admitted to accidentally shooting the girl in the head.
A woman reported her husband and baby were stuck in their truck in South Summit. She said her husband was suffering from exposure. Deputies responded and the occupants were checked and cleared by Emergency Medical Services and Search and Rescue responders. The family was assisted in getting the truck back on the road.
A man reported his truck was stolen while he was camping overnight in Hennefer. After responding, deputies determined the truck was not stolen, but that he had gotten lost coming off the mountain.
On Saturday, April 6, deputies responded to a report of a rollover accident on East Canyon Road. An SUV was on its roof in the river, but there were no occupants inside the vehicle. A man arrived on scene and said the vehicle was his. He said his daughter had rolled the vehicle late the previous night. Three people had been inside the vehicle and they had all lost consciousness when the vehicle rolled, according to the Sheriff's Report. The driver was referred to juvenile court.
A Basin man said he found a small wallet containing two forged documents bearing his neighbor's name. A permanent resident card found in the wallet had the Social Security numbers of another individual.
Deputies received a call about a possible theft of more than $40,000 worth of items from inside a Basin home the caller was watching. When a deputy responded, the complainant fled inside the home and hid in the crawl space. Deputies discovered she had several warrants and were able to obtain consent to enter the home and arrest the caller. An investigation revealed all the items reported missing were still in the house. The suspect admitted to being under the influence of several drugs during the past several days.
On Friday, April 5, a Coalville man said he saw two people go through a gate and into his property. Two Wyoming trucks were reportedly parked at the gate. The man said he had given permission to others to hunt coyotes on the property but said he didn't recognize the trucks.
A deputy stopped a vehicle on Highland Drive in the Basin for an equipment violation and illegal lane travel. The deputy found two of the vehicle occupants to be under the influence of alcohol and the driver possessed marijuana, according to the Sheriff's Report. All three individuals were released to guardians with referrals to juvenile court.
A deputy stopped a vehicle on Landmark Drive and smelled marijuana coming from the vehicle. During the investigation, the deputy saw drug paraphernalia in the car. The passenger admitted to ownership of the paraphernalia and was released with a criminal citation for possession of drug paraphernalia.
Someone ran over a section of fence in South Summit. The suspect fled the scene but later turned to pick up car parts he had left behind.
An intoxicated man demanded employees from a Kimball Junction store call him a taxi to take him home to his apartment. According to the Sheriff's Report, he got tired of waiting for the taxi, so he stole a wheelchair and rolled down the hill to his apartment. The chair was recovered but deputies were unable to find the man.