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Tunneling Pests: Gophers, Chipmunks, Moles, etc.
These subterranean travelers have the advantage of being out of sight most of the time, and can do their dirty work of munching your plants undetected. In winter, they move beneath the snow and gnaw the bark off young tree trunks, and you often don?t discover the damage until spring. If your garden is plagued by any of these tunneling creatures, you can create cages or baskets to protect prized plants. Dig a 2- to 3-foot-deep hole in the planting area and line the sides and bottom of the bed with wire mesh. Replace the soil and plant your garden.
Protect tree trunks with wire mesh guards placed a few inches below the soil line and 2 feet up the trunk. Check the guards in the spring and fall, adjusting them to make room for tree growth and to be sure they are securely fastened.
Raccoons and Opossums
These animals dig and climb, so this fence needs a floppy top and a barrier to digging. A 4-foot fence with the top 18 inches unattached will fall back on the climbing creature, keeping it from scaling the fence. To prevent the pests from tunneling under, curve the bottom of the fence 90 degrees to create a 2-foot-wide apron, and bury it several inches deep. Placing and electric wire on top of a 3- to 4- foot-tall fence will also work.
Raccoons and opossum don't like material that clings to their feet, so draping bird netting on the ground outside of the fence and keeping the grass mowed may also deter them.
Start with a perimeter electric fence. Add a sheep fence with another electric fence wire strung 8 inches off the ground and a few inches in front of the sheep fence. Since coyotes can jump, add an electric wire on top of the sheep fence as well.
Bears can easily maul most fences, but they can be discouraged from entering an area they haven't explored yet. Since they don't like walking over chicken wire, lay a 3- to 4-foot-wide swath of it on the ground and secure it well. Keep the area mowed. Electric fencing is effective if bears encounter the hot fence before they know about the food source on the other side.
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Capodimonte National Museum - Naples
The National Museum of Capodimonte can be described as the first Museum nucleus of Naples.
It is a building of historical prestige, situated in a splendid position on the hilltop, filled with important and very precious nuclei of collections.
The Museum is set up with efficient museographic solution, which like the particular illuminations of the rooms on the second floor, highlight the splendour of the priceless works that are collected there.
There characteristics make it without doubt a great "universal" Museum – in the manner of the concept and image of "Naples as a great European capital of art and culture".
This was the idea that inspired Charles of Bourbon in the mid 18th century, to build the Royal Palace – where many priceless and highly regarded artistic materials are displayed, that document the varied and important experiences that developed over the centuries in the East and West in Europe and Italy.
At the National Museum of Capodimonte it is possible to admire the splendid collections of "Polychrome Porcelain", manufactured in the famous "porcellana tenera" of the Royal Factory of Capodimonte.
The collections of various renowned foreign factories of the 18th century, namely Meissen, WedgWood, Sevres, Hochst, Vhinese works by Kangxi (1660-1700), and 18th century Japanese porcelain are also on display.
Visitors can also admire the precious works in ivory, amber and the Gothic Farnesian enamels, engraved rock crystals, medals, the tapestries of the Bourbon Collection and of the D'avalos Tapestry Gallery, silver and bronze items, furniture from the late 18th century and other furnishing items of the Court.
The oldest nucleus is made up of the "Farnese Collection", has been somewhat enriched over the years with the acquisition of Collections of notable interest, including just to name a few, the "D'avalos Collection" of 1862 and the "De Ciccio Collection" of 1958, which have made the original nucleus even more prized, with Hispanic Arabic majolica pieces from the 15th to 16th centuries, ceramic and porcelain items, and a rare and important collection of Venetian glasswork.
In the rooms of the "piano nobile" we find the Farnese works, among which, in primis, the famous "Picture Gallery" a dense succession of paintings on board and canvas (mostly from the Emilian School), that make up an stimulation documentation of painting in the 15th and 16th centuries in Italy and Europe.
Among the more interesting paintings belonging to the Farnese Collection, we could mention the unforgettable "Madonna of Divine Love", of 1517 by Raphael Sanzio, and the portrait of the Cardinal "Alessandro Farnese" (future Pope Paul III), of 1509, by Raphael Sanzio, symbol of the politics of the "image" and artistic patronage on which the Farnese family founded their prestige and grandeuer; the magnetic gaze of the portrait of "Galeazzo Sanvitale", of 1524, by Parmigianino; the magnificent "Mystic Wedding of St. Catherine", of 1585, by Annibale Carracci, a follower of the 16th century classicism of Correggio and Raphael; the precios copy of the "Universale Judgement" which Michelangelo originally created for the Sistine Chapel, by Marcello Venusti (c.1550); the seductive "Danae" of 1544-1546 by Titian Vecellio, commissioned by Alessandro Farnese for his bed chamber; the wonderful play of light and shadow in the "Boy lighting a candle", of 1575 by El Greco; the "Misanthropist" and the "Parable of the Blind", of 1568, by Pieter Bruegel; the "Fall of Icarus", oil on copper of 1606, one of six small, extraordinary mythological scenes inspired by "Ovid's Metamorphosis" by Carlo Saraceni, a painter from Veneto.
Still on the first floor, there is the collection of 18th and 19th century decorative arts and furnishings, finely engraved precious crystals of rock, antique gems and cameos, sculptures, bronzes and the "Farnese Gallery of Rare Things", which includes a precious table trophy in gilded silver (c.1610), with an automatic mechanism, and the famous "Farnese Casket", a unique example of 16th century jewellery, made in gilded silver, rock crystals, enamel and lapis lazuli, decorated by layered relieves on every side, both internally and externally, with figures of gods and battle scenes.
The Royal Collection of Farnesian and Bourbonic Arms is one of the most important collections of its kind, with about 4000 different pieces.
It is made up of a number of important and valuable armour weapons and firearms of the Farnesian or Bourbonic periods.
There are collections of German, English and Northern Italian arms of exceptional workmanship and a group of arms that is considered Bourbonic in as much as the pieces were collected by the King of Naples, and were mostly produced by the Royal Factory of Capodimonte, founded in 1734 by King Charles of Bourbon.
On the second floor, the gallery of "The Arts in Naples from the 13th to 18th centuries" is dedicated to Neapolitan works that mostly come from Churches and Monasteries which were suppressed during the 1800s, and the d'Avalos Collection.
Among the more important pictorial works, there is the marvellous and beautiful illuminated altarpiece by Simone Martini, "St. Ludovico of Toulouse" of 1317 (from the Church of San Lorenzo Maggiore in Naples), the "Tavola Strozzi" (Strozzi Table), the View of Naples with the return of the Aragonese fleet, by an unknown 15th century painter, acquired from the Strozzi Palace in 1910; there are also the canvas paintings by Mattia Preti, including the "Banquet of Baldassare" and "St. Sebastian"; the surprising "Leda and the Swan" and "Lucretia and Tarquinio", (from the d'Avalos Collection), by Luca Giordano; the devastating "Apollo and Marsia", by Jusepe de Ribera, (from the D'Avalos Collection), and the crud naturalism of the "Magdalen in Meditation", a recent acquisition of 2001, by J. de Ribera, (from a Private Collection in Florence), the "Drunken Silenus","St. Girolamo" and the "Angel of Judgement", of 1626 by Ribera, which was already part of the Bourbonic Collection; the esteemed "Flagellation of Christ" by Caravaggio, 1607-1609, and the "Annunciation", 1557, by Tiziano Vecellio, both originally from the Church of San Domenico Maggiore in Naples.
On the third mezzanine floor, there is the "Section on the 19th century", which today has an inventory of 900 items, including masterpieces by G. Balla, A. Mancini, A. S. Pitloo, G. Gigante, G. De Nittis, D. Morelli, F. Palizzi, G. Toma, G. Boldini, F. P. Michetti, V. Gemito, and the "Section on Contemporary Art", with works by Alberto Burri, the "Grande Cretto Nero", 1978; Andy Warhol, "Vesuvius", 1985; and just to name a few others, Pistoletto, Kounellis, Merz, Paladino, Kosuth, Barisani, and Cucchi.
And finally, on the ground and mezzanine floors of the Western side of the building, there is a graphics collection, or the "Cabinet of drawings and prints".
I contains over 2,000 drawings including the rare drawing of the "Boy bitten by a Shrimp" by Sofonisba Anguissola; three preparatory cartoons with details of the frescoes of the Paolina Chapel in the Vatican, of c.1546 by Michelangelo Bounarrotti; "Moses and the Burning Bush" and the "Madonna of Divine Love", superb preparatory cartoons by Raphael Sanzio; "Jude decapitates Oloferne" by Rembrandt of c.1650; and also more than 20,000 prints including a few engravings of the Nordic school, by Durer and by two other great Dutch painters, Luca di Leyda and Rembrandt, and a quiet consistent nucleus of pages of studies and plans by the architect Ferdinando Sanfelice.
Sanfelice with Domenico Antonio Vaccaro, was one of the great exponents Neapolitan Rococo, and made a valuable contribution to landscape painting in Naples in the Romantic period. (Simona Virgilio)
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Wednesday closed (except during the "Cultural Heritage Week")
EUR 7,50 Adults
EUR 6,50 Adults (Entrance from 14.00)
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Three Times a Charm, Men's Water Polo Tops Navy for Third at Southerns
In the third meeting between the No. 18 Princeton men's water polo team and No. 14 Navy this season, it was an early Tiger lead that propelled the squad to a 10-7 victory over the Midshipmen. Unlike its two regular season games versus Navy, Princeton found a way to maintain its momentum and conclude the Southern Division Championship with a third place finish.
Princeton jumped out to a 3-1 advantage in the first quarter and remained in control from that point forward. The second quarter saw a Princeton offensive burst, as the Tigers went on a 5-2 run heading into halftime.
With an 8-3 advantage, Navy's 4-2 second half rally was not enough to propel past Princeton for a top-three finish at the division championship.
The Tiger defense made several critical stops to hold off a fighting Navy side, with goalie Alex Gow leading the way with 10 saves. In the field, Billy Tifft tallied a team-leading five steals, while both Drew Hoffenberg and Jamie Kuprenas made three apiece.
On the offensive end, Hoffenberg headlined the Princeton attack with four goals. Tommy Donahue followed seeing the back of the net twice and Kuprenas, Kayj Shannon, Bradley Wachtell and Tim Wenzlau each scored once.
Princeton now returns home to host the CWPA Eastern Championship at DeNunzio Pool from Nov. 16-18. The reining Eastern champion Tigers are the third seed and will open the weekend with the Northern Division No. 2 seed on Friday at 1 p.m.No. 18 Princeton: 3 - 5 - 1 - 1 - 10
No. 14 Navy: 1 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 7
Goals: Donahue 2, Hoffenberg 4, Kuprenas 1, Shannon 1, Wachtell 1, Wenzlau 1
Assists: Butler 1, Donahue 1, Gow 1, Hoffenberg 1, Shannon 1, Tifft 1, Wenzlau 1
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The House Health and Human Development Committee will hold a public discussion at 6 p.m. Nov. 6 in the House chamber at Legislative Hall, 411 Legislative Ave., Dover.
The discussion will be regarding a single-payer healthcare system. The meeting is for public input and no action will be taken by the committee at this point. Committee Chair Representative Michael A. Barbieri said that the hearing on Representative John Kowalko's House Bill 74 is strictly for information-gathering and public input purposes.
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ZF-2750: Zend_Form_Element_Checkbox - setValue inconsistent with getValue
When using Zend_Form_Element_Checkbox elements, getValue returns either 1 (checked) or 0 (unchecked). I find that great. However, the current setValue works differently:
public function setValue($value)
$value = ($value === null) ? 0 : 1;
$this->checked = ($value === 0) ? false : true;
return parent::setValue($value);
Anything other than null, sets the checkbox value to 1 (even 0 or '0'). I would suggest keeping it consistent with getValue, something along these lines:
public function setValue($value)
if ($value === null) $value = 0;
$this->checked = ($value == 0) ? false : true;
return parent::setValue($value);
I would also suggest allowing the value to be a string ('0' or '1') -> thus a ==. This will allow populating with the data straight from the DB.
This is one symptom of multiple issues with checkboxes. I will be fixing these for the 1.5.0GA release.
All checkbox issues are corrected in trunk and 1.5 release branch.
- Set value of element when checked using setCheckedValue()
- Set value of element when unchecked using setUncheckedValue()
- setValue() then checks the submitted value against the checkedValue; if equal, that value is set; if not, the uncheckedValue is used. The checked property is then set accordingly
- setChecked() will call setValue with either the checked or unchecked value based on the value of the flag
- ViewHelper decorator always uses checked value to populate the form input (and uses the 'checked' property to determine whether or not it is on)


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The Delaware Historical Society and World Cafe Live at The Queen in partnership with the Christina Cultural Arts Center and Interdenominational Ministers Action Council (IMAC) present the Harlem Gospel Choir for a Black History Month celebration.
This program is the first in a series to complement the Delaware Historical Society's newest exhibition, "Forging Faith, Building Freedom," scheduled to open in July.
The Harlem Gospel Choir is the premier American Gospel Choir. They have traveled the world for 26 years, sharing its joy of faith and raising funds for children's charities. Allen Bailey founded the Choir in 1986 and today the Choir presents the finest singers and musicians from the black churches in Harlem and the New York City area. The theme of every performance is "bringing people and nations together and giving something back".
The Choir will have a brunch concert at World Cafe Live at The Queen on Feb. 23.
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With the final blast of celebrity spotting and movie talk kicking off, it's a good time to note the last few good options in Park City and other non-Sundance options in Salt Lake. The big ticket this weekend - and long since sold out - is The Jayhawks' show Saturday night at The State Room. The Minnesota rockers, pictured above, are on a relatively rare reunion tour and making an even more rare visit to Utah. If you're determined to get in, check Craigslist and the venue's website message board for anyone trying to unload tickets. Also, if that doesn't pan out, but you still want to go, trundle over to the State Room on Saturday about 8 p.m. and see if anyone has extras. Good luck! You'll need it.
Also, the Utah Opera's presentation of "Rigoletto" concludes its run Friday and Saturday at The Capitol Theater. Tickets are available at arttix.org. Pop-rock songstress Rumer headlines a Friday night concert at The State Room And another hot ticket for Friday is to be had in Park City at Sugar as hip-hop icon Nas pays a visit. Tickets are $60 and available at smithstix.com.
Also, don't forget that Saturday night, Oregon indie rockers Blind Pilot are at The Urban Lounge. Sadly, this gig is also sold out, but picking up an extra for this probably will be a simpler proposition than The Jayhawks.


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Giant Step contributor Emmanuel Blackwell shares some words on his Outside Lands experience, including photos from performances by Stevie Wonder and Santigold.
As cliché as it sounds, it has been a little over 72 hours and it still hasn't quite set in that I was roughly 20 feet from the stage watching an American icon perform the songs that have helped mold the musical fabric of generations past, present and future.
Being at San Francisco's Outside Lands is like being a kid in a candy store—for three whole days. There's food, art, booze, and more distinguised musicians than you literally can even attempt to watch perform. On the final day of the prolific festival just a few of the names scheduled to hit the stage included: Franz Ferdinand, Skrillex, fun., City and Colour, Regina Spektor, Jack White, Santigold and the aforementioned living-legend Stevie Wonder to close out the show.
With thousands of people filling acres of The City's historical Golden Gate Park with their ears and eyes wide open, Stevie delivered, dare I say, a Wonder-ful performance that left no attendee disappointed.
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Here are solutions to some common problems with audio in Windows Media Center.
You can also try running a troubleshooter to diagnose and fix common sound playback problems, or a troubleshooter to diagnose and fix common CD or DVD drive problems.
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In the File Download dialog box, click Run, and then follow the steps in the wizard.
Music might not appear in Windows Media Center for one of the following reasons:
No music has been added to the computer. You can insert a CD into the CD-ROM drive and click Copy CD to add it to the computer.
Music has been added to your computer but no music folder locations have been identified in Windows Media Center. To add folder locations, whether on your computer or on a network folder, using the mouse on the start screen, scroll to Music, and then click music library. See Add digital media files.
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Recommended Visitation Restrictions in Effect
Bon Secours St. Francis hospitals recommends careful discretion when visiting patients due to flu outbreak.
ST. FRANCIS downtown Earns 'Top Performer on Key Quality Measures®' Recognition from The Joint Commission
ST. FRANCIS downtown hospital has been recognized as a 2013 Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in the United States.
CEO Mark Nantz Named Market Leader and EVP for Bon Secours Health System
Mark Nantz, Chief Executive Officer, Bon Secours St. Francis Health System has been appointed to the role of Executive Vice President / Market Leader for Bon Secours St. Francis and Bon Secours Charity and Enterprise Strategic Initiatives for Bon Secours
St. Francis Cancer Center at Millennium Opens
Innovative Upstate Outpatient cancer treatment facility melds 'high tech, high touch'
Nature Scenes Can Promote Patient Healing
St. Francis is featured in an article discussing how soothing scenes of nature can promote faster healing.
St. Francis Partners with iOnGreenville Mobile App
Bon Secours St. Francis will supply healthcare information for the popular iOnGreenville mobile app, which is free and available on the iTunes store.
Grant Aids St. Francis with New Cancer Treatment
An alliance of health care providers in South Carolina and four other states will share $14.8 million from the National Cancer Institute to investigate new cancer treatments and increase access to clinical trials.
Vascular Surgery Associates Lab Receives Accreditation
Three year accreditation in vascular testing includes Peripheral Venous testing.
St. Francis Among 2014's Most Wired Hospitals
Nation's Most Wired Hospitals Improve Efficiency with Health Information Technology
Saria Saccocio, MD, Named Chief Medical Officer
Saria Carter Saccocio, MD, FAAFP, MHA, has been appointed Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Senior Vice President/Medical Affairs for Bon Secours St. Francis Health System.
St. Francis receives 2014 Women's Health Excellence Award™
St. Francis ranks in the top 5 percent of highest performing hospitals with lower mortality, complication rates.
Blood and Marrow Transplant Program Earns FACT Reaccreditation
By maintaining full compliance with rigorous, international standards set by the Foundation for Accreditation of Cellular Therapy, the Blood and Marrow Transplant Program at St. Francis has received reaccreditation.
Bon Secours Health System Takes Top Award from Practice GreenHealth
Bon Secours Health System has been selected as the winner of Practice GreenHealth's 2014 System for Change Award for the fourth consecutive year. ST. FRANCIS downtown and ST. FRANCIS eastside both received the Top 25 Environmental Excellence Award.
Bon Secours Health System Wins Gallup Great Workplace Award For Third Consecutive Year
The award honors organizations whose employee engagement results demonstrate they have the most productive and engaged workforces in the world.
Bon Secours St. Francis Earns "A" Rating in Leapfrog Safety Score
Designed to rate how well hospitals protect patients from accidents, errors, injuries and infections, the latest Hospital Safety Score honored ST. FRANCIS downtown and ST. FRANCIS eastside with "A" ratings – its top grade in patient safety.
Bon Secours St. Francis Names Oncology Program Medical Director
Harvard-trained oncologist Robert Siegel, MD, joins Upstate Oncology Associates to serve as Cancer Program Medical Director.
Bon Secours St. Francis Receives Outstanding Patient Experience Award for 7th Straight Year
Healthgrades evaluated Bon Secours St. Francis' performance as assessed by the hospital's patients in areas ranging from cleanliness and noise levels to pain management and responsiveness to patient's needs.
First National Catholic Sisters Week March 8-14
The Sisters of Bon Secours have created a new website for women curious about becoming a Catholic Sister as part of celebrating the first National Catholic Sisters Week.
International Board of Lactation Consultants Recognizes St. Francis
ST. FRANCIS eastside has received the IBCLC Care Award in recognition for staffing professionals who hold the prestigious International Board Certified Lactation Consultant certification (IBCLC) and providing a lactation program that is available five-sev
St. Francis Among Truven's Top 100 Hospitals
The Truven Health 100 Top Hospitals® study identifies hospitals and leadership teams that provide the highest level of value to their communities, based on a national balanced scorecard.
St. Francis Building Home for Habitat for Humanity
New home being built in the nearby Sterling Community from February 27 - May 31.
ST. FRANCIS eastside Named Center of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Gynecology
AAGL and Surgical Review Corp have recognized ST. FRANCIS eastside and 15 physicians and surgeons as COEMIG designated.
"On Call Now" With Medical Missionaries
Bon Secours Medical Group OB-GYN physicians travel to developing countries to provide medical care to pregnant women.
Free Oncology Massage Clinic February 17
Those currently undergoing cancer treatment or with a history of cancer treatment are invited to a free, one hour oncology massage at St. Francis.
Recognizing and Honoring History with Pearlie Harris
Black History Month events feature the story of former board chair and breast center namesake, Pearlie Harris.
Furman Lady Paladins "Play for Kay" to Beat Cancer
The Lady Paladins and the Pearlie Harris Center for Breast Health are raising money and awareness about breast cancer at the Feb. 15 game.
St. Francis Achieves Healthgrades Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence
Award places St. Francis among Top 5% of Hospitals in Nation
St. Francis Increasing Patient Safety with PatientSecure®
New technology at St. Francis accurately identifies patients at point of care, and retrieves their correct medical record by simply reading the veins in their palm.
Meet the First Baby of 2014
Austin Vandiver was the first baby born at St. Francis is 2014, arriving at 5:10 am on January 1.


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Recently I have decided to sweep the entire game with farfetch'd in leaf green, out of pure boredom. The biggest problem is its high level, as its traded so it doesn't listen to me sometimes. Thats why I needed a wing mate, I choose Primeape for its ability to take out rock types that farfetch'd gets owned by. Honestly you could probably sweep the whole game with just primape... but thats not what I do, all the gym leaders I take out with farfetch'd. Pretty hilarious I must say.


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Published May 4, 2010 - (Updated Dec 3, 2012)
Featured in Vallarta Lifestyles Magazine, Winter/Spring 2010 issue.
For Zulem Angel Mendoza, each cake is a painting, a work of art where the canvas is the cake, the brushes decorating tips, and the paint colored frosting. The creative process comes naturally to this artist, who is guided by color combinations. "I believe every cake should be perfect and look just right for the occasion," says this frosting artist.
Originally from Mexico City, Zulem began learning the art of cake decorating at age 14, when her love of drawing led him to work at Pie in the Sky for a limited time. She enjoyed it so much that she sought further work at another bakery and continued to practice on her own. During this period, she was inspired by examples in books. In addition, she studied painting for a year in Guadalajara, where she mastered the use of color, light and shadow that gives such beauty and aesthetic balance to her cakes. In 2002 she returned to Pie in the Sky to stay, taking charge of their colorful cake designs.
The long hours required for large, complex wedding cakes and highly detailed boutique cakes are amply rewarded when the customer is pleased with the work. That is the incentive for Zulem and the entire Pie in the Sky team. She enjoys the challenge of creating designs to suit each individual taste, the impetus for her to continue learning new decorating techniques and ways to meet the challenges of working with such delicate and delicious materials in our climate!


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Clark Edward Chapman and Frances Amedia Chapman of Supply, N.C., have celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married on May 4, 1963.
A celebration party held on May 4, 2013, at the Macaroni Grill in Wilmington, N.C., was given by Ben and Amy Chapman, and Len and Jan Testa.
The Chapmans have two children, five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren (with one on the way!).
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Welcome to Mom Blogger's Club! I hope you enjoy your time here and find it helpful! I know it can be overwhelming at first but I promise, you'll be a pro on here in no time! I write a blog called The Adventures of J-Man and MillerBug. It's a blog about my life with my two boys and I do some pretty cool giveaways (OK, I think they're cool! Do you?)
Every weekend I host the Finding New Friends Weekend Blog Hop. It's a great way to find new followers and friends as well as get to know more of your fellow mom bloggers. If you're not familiar with a blog hop, all you have to do is add your blog to the list. Participants then "hop" from blog to blog to find great new blogs! It's a ton of fun! I'd love to have you join us. It's going on now so come on over and link up! You can find it here:http://www.jmanandmillerbug.com/2012/01/finding-new-friens-weekend-blog-hop.html. Be sure to leave a messge if you join up so that I can follow you back!
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Welcome to Mommy Bloggers Chandra! There are really nice people here. Check out my blogs on www.happyteachershappystudents.com and www.coincidences-creativity.com.
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ZF-5974: Call to the method toJson when possible in Zend_Json_Encoder::_encodeObject
When a class implement the method toJson, Zend_Json::encode (using the builtin encoder) should call this method when encoding object in the structure.
Here is a code sample :
class JsonEncodable {
public function toJson() {
return '"Encodable object"';
$struct = array(
'encodable_object' => new JsonEncodable()
Zend_Json::$useBuiltinEncoderDecoder = true;
echo Zend_Json::encode($struct);
This code should return :
{"encodable_object":"Encodable object"}
Here is my implementation of the patch
Maybe it would be cleaner to add an interface (Zend_Json_Encodable) with the method toJson ?
This would only work for the internal encoder, therefore it should be implemented in such a way, that it doesnt hurt the compability with the json_encode functionality.
The use of an interface Zend_Json_Encodable is a good choice in my opinion. But we should get in touch with the ext/json author to discuss, weather and how he plans to implement nested object serialization via an interface, so that we don't drift out if a to be come php interface uses some other method instead of toJson.
@Benjamin Eberlei : That's true, and I sent an email to the author of ext/json a couple of minutes ago asking him what was his plans about it
@Sylvain Filteau: Did you recieved an answer on it?
@Benjamin Eberlei : I didn't receive an answer from him... and I don't think I will ever receive one ! ;)
Instead of limiting my feature to the builtin encoder, maybe I could add it to the magic trick used by http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.10/…
Something that could be interesting in this issue :
This is a duplicate of ZF-9521.


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The primary concern of the masterplan was to recreate an ecosystem which addresses the physical and psychological comfort of the elephants and Mumbai-based architects Rahul Mehrotra and Associates were invited to lead the initiative. The settlement was to be a habitat for a hundred elephants, which included ones on active duty, calves, convalescent and aging animals as well as their mahouts (Elephant Keepers).
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This compact and lightweight digital camera lets you document your adventures even in extreme conditions. It's waterproof as deep as 33 feet, so it's perfect for snorkeling, kayaking, or rain forest hikes. It's shockproof up to four feet, so it can weather bumps and falls. It's dustproof, so neither beach nor desert will damage it. And it withstands subzero temperatures without a glitch. It features a digital microscope mode that can focus on objects as close as one centimeter to the camera, and it also captures 720p high-definition video at 30 frames per second. A 14-megapixel sensor and wide-angle 5X optical zoom ensure high detail whether near or far.
See the alternate images for photos that National Geographic Traveler's digital explorer, Andrew Evans, took using this camera while snorkeling at Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Visit our Intelligent Travel blog for underwater video that Andrew took with this camera, and to read more about his adventures from Australia to Antarctica and beyond.
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(May 13, 2007) - When Rhys Davies (Bridgend, Wales) steps to the tee Thursday morning at Oakmont Country Club just outside of Pittsburgh, the former ETSU star will be taking part in one of golf's most storied major championships - the U.S. Open.
Davies will be paired alongside Michael Puttnam and Lee Williams, and the trio will begin at on the No. 10 tee Thursday morning. Davies, a three-time first-team All-American with the Buccaneers, made the field for the U.S. Open by winning a qualifier earlier this month.
For more on Davies trek in the U.S. Open, visit usopen.com. Television coverage throughout the tournament will be available on ESPN, ESPN2 and NBC throughout the weekend.


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Is it the World's Biggest Cave? More than three times the height of Niagara Falls, much of Vietnam's Mountain River Cave has remained untouched by humans until now. With exclusive footage, NGC reveals, for the first time in history, astounding evidence that this could be the largest cave in the world. Together with renowned expedition leader Howard Limbert, cave geologist Darryl Granger uncovers the formula for how the cave grew so grand.
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Cosplayer tokidoki Loki > Costume of Frederica Greenhill from Legend of the Galactic Heroes
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- 2012
- Construction Difficulty:
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The same as my Julian costume, but I had my Frederica wig this time!
Wig was styled for me by Terranell!
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Noticed there hadn't really been any posts made lately so I figured we could all give each other updates on our exciting lives!
Mine, as you may have guessed, is pretty exciting. There's a girl on the scene who I'm thinking of settling down with. I probably won't though, I don't think I have time for that sort of thing during my college years. Meanwhile, I'm pretty much finished the first draft of my great novel and am now in the hardcore editing stage. It's making my brain melt. That and my newfound appreciation for complex postmodern novels. And it looks like I've formed a band; I've got the acoustic bones of maybe five or six songs - when I have an album's worth of material (hopefully by this summer), I'll call up my friends, tell them the direction I wanna go with what I've got, and we'll record an album.
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Dolfin is a chocolate company from Belgium that I've gotten very familiar with in the past couple of years. I originally bought their chocolate because they offer these adorable pocket sized bars in interesting flavors. I figured it's be a safe way to expand my flavor profile without much risk if I didn't like how something tasted. I was excited to find that they released a bunch of summer limited edition flavors and found them during one of my trips to New York City to visit family. I am aware that it's December now ad very far away from summer, but I feel the need to review these flavors before another season passes.
The first limited edition flavor I'll review is the "Southern Passion". It's described as: "milk chocolate with apricot and rosemary". Doesn't that sound tasty? I've had apricot in chocolate, but not rosemary, so I was pretty excited to give it a taste.
The chocolate is a light brown color and it's very attractive. The bar smells lightly of chocolate but mainly you get the woodsy, herbal notes of the rosemary. It still comes off as "sweet", but the scent certainly overpowers everything else.
The flavor is immediately sweet and you get the light peachy/appley taste of apricot with a good creamy sweet cocoa hit. The rosemary hits very lightly, more of a hint and suggestion (also a slight texture from the pieces ground in there) than an actual strong presence like the smell suggests. The bar is also slightly salty too, so you get this really beautiful balance of creamy milk chocolate with caramel and cream notes, but no dairy tang, with a light authentic flavor of apricot. Those flavors are balanced with a light herbal kick and the dose of salt. Beautifully done and terribly tasty.
I'd buy it again, easily. Since it's a limited edition I can see myself hoarding it if I could find more to buy….
Rating: Will Buy Again
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Stop by Frida Bistro for Margarita Monday-even non-drinkers will find something to ease the pain with their new selection of non-alcoholic cocktails. Things like the Rosemary-Pomegranate "No-jito" and the "La Muneca"-fresh bananas and ginger pureed with seltzer water.
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The fall semester is almost here, which means freshmen across the country will be heading to college campuses everywhere. Many of these students will be leaving home for the first time. They may be far away from family and friends and all that is familiar. It can be a little scary but it is a very exciting time as well. For some students the Greek life has great appeal. After all, joining a sorority can really have a positive impact on your college experience and your life. They stress academics, provide opportunities to enhance leadership skills and teach you how to work with others to meet a common goal. You will create great memories and develop life-long friendships So if you are thinking about joining a sorority, we have some tips on how you can make it through rush week.
Rush week is the time when you get to check out all of the sororities your college has and the sororities can check you out. It's a good way for you to get a feel for the house, what Greek life is all about and connect with people who share your similar interests. While rush week and be a lot of fun, it can also be a bit stressful. There will be a lot of meeting, talking and smiling going on. You will start early in the morning and keep on going until late in the evening. So how do you get through it and appear fresh and confident?
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I have also viewed such failures when running UnitTests on the complete framework on Windows with the latest trunk yesterday.
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Mayor Williams and Senior Leadership Will Host Town Hall Meeting Series April 1st - 4th
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Mayor Williams and his administration's senior leadership will host four Town Hall Meetings beginning on Monday, April 1st through Thursday, April 4th.
The Town Hall Meetings will serve as an opportunity for the citizens of Wilmington to directly engage with the senior leadership of the Williams Administration. The Mayor and senior leaders will share upcoming projects and initiatives, in addition to, the new vision for the City of Wilmington.
One Town Hall Meeting will take place in each of the four regions (North, South, East and West) of the city. All community members are invited and encouraged to attend. Specific locations, dates and times relating to each Town Hall Meeting are listed below:
Town Hall Meeting Schedule:
North Side
Monday, April 1st
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Police Athletic League (PAL Center), 3707 North Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19802
West Side/Lower Center City
Tuesday, April 2nd
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Quaker Hill Meeting House, 401 North West Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801
West Side/Hilltop
Wednesday, April 3rd
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Latin American Community Center (LACC), 301 North Harrison Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19805
East Side/Southbridge
Thursday, April 4th
7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Walnut Street YMCA, 1000 North Walnut Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801
For more information please call the Mayor's Office at (302) 576-2100.


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Sundance is in town but if you want to feast your eyes on live human beings and take a break from the big screen there are two dance shows you shouldn't miss. The first one is tonight called The Sugar Show.
The Sugar Show started in November with a speed-pitch audition. 5 artists were chosen and provided mentorship. On Saturday, they present their work in a concert that showcases styles and perspectives from every corner of our community. Co-produced with the Sugar Space, the Sugar Show is in its 4th fascinating year. Tickets are $15 general admission, show starts at 8 pm at the Rose Wagner Performaing Arts Center, Black Box Theatre (138 S Broadway).
And then their is Stephen Brown and SB Dance. With Stephen you never know what your going to get, at times there can be nudity. But one thing is for sure you will be entertained and see some incredible dance and a lot of humor. SB Dance's own showcase concert, The BEaST of SB Dance is next weekend Jan 27-29. New stuff, old stuff, and remodeled stuff. For mature audiences only (adult language and adult scenes and highly childish humor). If you've got pals in town for Sundance or OR, surprise them. This show is also at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center in the Black Box Theatre and starts at 8pm. Tickets are $15 and are general admission.
The Sugar Show
Jan 21 at 8pm
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The BEaST of SB Dance: Remix
Jan 27 and 28 at 8pm, Jan 29 at 4pm
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Isaac Hayes is born in Covington, Tennessee.
Isaac Hayes plays keyboards on his first session for Stax Records, which yields the Otis Redding classics "Respect" and "I've Been Lovin' You Too Long."
"Soul Man," by Isaac Hayes, tops the R&B chart and peaks at #2 on the pop chart. The song is one of 200 written by the team of Isaac Hayes and David Porter for Stax Records artists.
'Hot Buttered Soul,' the album that introduces Isaac Hayes to the world, enters the album chart, where it will peak at #8.
"Walk On By" b/w "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" becomes Isaac Hayes' first charting single as a solo artist – and a double-sided hit, to boot.
"Theme from 'Shaft,'" by Isaac Hayes, reaches #1 for the first of two weeks. Shaft, the soundtrack album from which it came, hits #1 as well.
'Black Moses,' the double album that introduces Isaac Hayes' most memorable guise, is released.
Isaac Hayes wins an Academy Award for "Theme from 'Shaft,'" making him the first African-American composer to be so honored. It also won two Grammys, a Golden Globe award and the NAACP Image Award.
"Joy," by Isaac Hayes, enters the R&B charts, where it will peak at #7. It will be the last time he cracks the R&B Top Ten until 1986.
Isaac Hayes makes the Top Twenty with "Don't Let Go," a disco remake of an old R&B hit.
"Ike's Rap," by Isaac Hayes - a comeback single with an anti-crack message - enters the R&B chart, where it will peak at #9.
Isaac Hayes is crowned a king in Ghana for his humanitarian work and economic efforts on the country's behalf.
Isaac Hayes is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the seventeenth annual induction dinner. Alicia Keys is his presenter.
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Cool, windy Thursday with possible afternoon rain for Volusia-Flagler
Published: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 6:48 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 17, 2013 at 7:13 a.m.
After several warm days without rain, Thursday might see some showers over Volusia and Flalger.
A cool Thursday with a 30 percent chance of showers, mainly after 1 p.m., is predicted by the National Weather Service in Melbourne.
Skies will be partly sunny with a high near 75 degrees. It is also expected to be windy, with a west southwest wind 5 to 10 mph increasing to 15 to 20 mph in the afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 30 mph.
The National Weather Service has issued a lake wind advisory, which is in effect from 1 to 7 p.m. Thursday. This means that winds will cause rough chop on area lakes. Small boats will especially be prone to capsizing.
Tonight, skies will be mostly cloudy with a low around 44 degrees. A west wind around 15 mph will persist with gusts as high as 25 mph.
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Kenneth L. Mattox, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Kenneth L. Mattox, M.D., is one of the most recognized surgeons in America. His reputation as an innovator in trauma care is worldwide. He has made original and significant contributions in trauma resuscitation, trauma systems, thoracic trauma, vascular injury, autotransfusion, complex abdominal trauma and multi-system trauma. The "Mattox Maneuver" for abdominal aortic injury was used internationally in years past. His research in preoperative fluid restriction for penetrating trauma shook the foundation of surgical doctrine in this area.
Doctor Mattox is Distinguished Service Professor of the Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine and Chief of Staff/Chief of Surgery at the Ben Taub General Hospital, Houston, Texas. He helped develop the internationally renowned Ben Taub General Hospital Emergency Center and its equally respected Trauma Center. Authoring over 600 articles and more than 1000 abstracts, he has also served on six Editorial Boards and has been an Editorial Reviewer for 15 other journals. His textbook, Trauma, is an international best seller now in its seventh edition, and was joined by his second text, Complications in Trauma, which focused on special problems encountered in managing traumatic injuries. He is co-editor of the Sabiston Textbook of Surgery, now in its 19 edition and recognized throughout the world. He is co-editor of the second edition of Rich's Vascular Trauma. A fifth book, History of Surgery in Houston, recounts the last 50 years of Houston's impressive and colorful surgical heritage. Additionally, he has co-authored a unique international best seller, Top Knife, which is a practical guide to trauma care, now in its third printing, and translated into eight foreign languages.
He has been a visiting professor or consultant to more than 800 medical schools, hospitals or health care systems throughout the world. For the past fifteen years, he has been Program Director of the Las Vegas Trauma, Critical Care, and Acute Care Surgery Postgraduate Course, the best attended and most acclaimed trauma conference in the world. In 2008, he added the directorship of another international conference to his "docket," Medical Disaster Response. In its inaugural year, the course sold out. Doctor Mattox is a member of over 30 professional organizations, and is Past President of the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, Secretary-Treasurer of the Michael E. DeBakey International Surgical Society, and Past President of the Houston Surgical Society and Texas Surgical Society. He was just named Vice Prsident of the American Surgical Association.
He is an active participant in helping to formulate and pass legislation relating to improved care for the trauma patient on local, state and national levels. He previously served on the Mayor's Neighborhood-Oriented Government Steering Committee, chaired the Red Ribbon Committee to address HFD Emergency Medical Services and sat on the Hospital Subcommittee of the Mayor's Special Task Force on The Medical Aspects of Disaster. Currently, Doctor Mattox serves as consultant to the Center for Biologic Evaluation and Research of the FDA. Additionally, he is the trauma consultant on the Best Doctors Medical Advisory Board.
During the Allison, Katrina, and Rita hurricanes, Doctor Mattox was at the center of the storms' medical responses. As part of Katrina's Joint Unified Command Structure, he assisted in the formation of an "Evacuation City" for 27,700 Katrina evacuees. This amazing "city" was built in 18 hours! He was part of the four-member medical branch and supervised the five-tiered medical care for more than 15,000 clinic visits in 14 days. This collaborative medical response from Baylor College of Medicine, Harris County Hospital District, Harris County Medical Society, the County Health Department, and many others, enhanced the image of Houston, Harris County and our medical community in the eyes of the world and made this effort a "Model for Disaster Response."
Doctor Mattox has been listed in "Best Doctors in America, Best Doctors in Houston, and profiled in Inside Houston. He was selected by the Association of Operation Room Nurses of Greater Houston to receive the 1998 Distinguished Surgeon Award, and in May 2001, was named Distinguished Surgeon by the Houston Surgical Society. He has received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Wayland Baptist University and Baylor College of Medicine. In June 2003, Doctor Mattox was given the Barbara and Corbin J. Robertson, Jr., Award for Excellence in Education, the highest educational recognition given at Baylor College of Medicine and has repeatedly been honored by the residents in training in recognition of his guidance and mentorship. This past year, Doctor Mattox was named Distinguished Service Professor, Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery, Baylor College of Medicine. Most recently, Doctor Mattox has been chosen to receive the 2012 Distinguished Citizen of the Year Award by the Rotary Club of Houston.
Doctor Mattox has served on the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of Houston, Doctors' Club of Houston, Wayland Baptist University, American Association for the Surgery of Trauma, the American College of Surgeons Board of Governors, and serves as Chairman of the Board of the John P. McGovern Museum for Health & Medical Science, as well as Chairman of the Board for Southeast Texas Trauma Regional Advisory Council. He is the Texas Representative to the AMA House of Delegates (2004-2011). Most recently, Doctor Mattox has been named to the Health Care Delivery subcommittee of the Defense Health Board, a federal advisory committee to the Secretary of Defense
Doctor Mattox is equally adept in the emergency center, operating room, intensive care unit, conference room, courtroom and political arena. Clinician, technician, administrator, educator, researcher, medical statesman and iconoclast equally describe this versatile and controversial surgeon.


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