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ZF-7894: Installation of PHPUnit 3.4.0 makes the zf --help command exit with Fatal PHP errors
After having installed the latest/new PHPUnit version 3.4.0 via Pear issuing the zf --help command exits with following PHP Fatal errors.
$ zf --help PHP Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class phpunit_framework_testsuite_dataprovider in /opt/local/lib/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite/DataProvider.php on line 65 PHP Stack trace: PHP 1. {main}() /opt/local/bin/zf.php:0 PHP 2. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Console::main() /opt/local/bin/zf.php:77 PHP 3. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Abstract->dispatch() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Console.php:96 PHP 4. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Abstract->initialize() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Abstract.php:209 PHP 5. Zend_Tool_Framework_Loader_Abstract->load() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Abstract.php:118 PHP 6. include_once() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Loader/Abstract.php:90
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class phpunit_framework_testsuite_dataprovider in /opt/local/lib/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite/DataProvider.php on line 65
Call Stack: 0.0005 643208 1. {main}() /opt/local/bin/zf.php:0 0.0071 1452848 2. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Console::main() /opt/local/bin/zf.php:77 0.0071 1454344 3. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Abstract->dispatch() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Console.php:96 0.0071 1454344 4. Zend_Tool_Framework_Client_Abstract->initialize() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Abstract.php:209 0.0102 1706760 5. Zend_Tool_Framework_Loader_Abstract->load() /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Client/Abstract.php:118 0.3996 2317528 6. include_once('/opt/local/lib/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite/DataProvider.php') /opt/local/lib/php/Zend/Tool/Framework/Loader/Abstract.php:90
this just means that you have phpunit in your include path twice.
wouldn't it make sense to extend the include loader to block equal paths relative from the different include paths?
disallows the inclusion of another file:
The problem is that $filterAcceptFilePattern = '.*(?:Manifest|Provider).php$'; on line 60 in Zend_Tool_Framework_Loader_IncludePathLoader lets slip the /opt/local/lib/php/PHPUnit/Framework/TestSuite/DataProvider.php through, as it has Provider in the class file name, and therefore adds it twice to the list of classes to include. I temporarly fixed it by filtering out the one item that has PHPUnit/Framework in it (see attached patch 7894.diff).
@Ralphschindler I may have a possible fix for the symlink || file in include path twice problem.
How about the _getFiles() maintains an array of visited files in a reverse tree like schema relative to the include path:
Zend/OpenId/Provider.php would become
$visited = array(
'Provider' => array('OpenId' => array('Zend')),
when adding a potential new hit one could then do:
$fileParts = explode(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, str_replace($currentIncludePath, "", $file));
$alreadyVisited = true;
$currentLeaf = $visited;
while(count($fileParts)) {
$item = array_pop($fileParts);
if(!isset($currentLeaf[$item]) || !is_array($currentLeaf[$item])) {
$alreadyVisited = false;
} elseif(!in_array($item, $currentLeaf)) {
$alreadyVisited = false;
$currentLeaf = $currentLeaf[$item];
if($alreadyVisited == false) {
// add to $visited
// add to $files
Edit: Fixed the code
Just want to confirm that the patch provided by Raphael Stolt is working.
I had the same issue trying to run "zf show version"
Fixed in trunk and merged into 1.9 release branch, this hack will not be necessary for 1.10 anymore since the IncludePathLoader will be removed.
I set fix version


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An anastomosis is a surgical connection between two structures. It usually means a connection that is created between tubular structures, such as blood vessels or loops of intestine.
For example, when part of an intestine is surgically removed, the two remaining ends are sewn or stapled together (anastomosed), and the procedure is referred to as an intestinal anastomosis.
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3 counters right there, some worse pokemon don't even have that many.
Starmie is OHKO'd by Stone Edge (and Flare Blitz will take a massive chunk out of it too). Azumarill takes more then 60% by Stone Edge/High Jump Kick. Try again, Kirby.
A defensive starmie is not 1HKOed. And it comes down to prediction, but most good pokemon do. If a Sceptile comes in on your hiddowdon, you can choose to switch out fearing a grass attack, hit it with an ice fang if it trys to sowrds dance up or something or, set up rocks then come in on a check. All of these are still options for Blaziken.
Why was Blaziken banned? Like, what was added that made him Uber?
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Seems gimmicky to me. And besides, after two speed boosts, Combusken outspeeds Starmie and kills it anyway. Even if it a *snigger* Defensive set.
Yeah, it's not like Blaziken has Stone Edge on it or anything. Because otherwise you'd just look like an idiot.
But it's a 2HKO, and Blaziken outspeeds Starmie after a Speed Boost.
herp derp
Jolteon is 2HKO'd by Gyarados' Waterfall. Are you suggesting Jolteon is a counter to Gyarados?
A check, not a counter. Starmie (and only if it's defensive, which the vast majority are NOT) is a check to Blaziken, certainly not a counter. Same goes for Azumarill. The only hard counter you've listed is Slowbro, which is rarely seen in OU.
Now do you see?
Uh huh. Sure.
So, two checks and one, count, ONE counter. Yep, totally shouldn't be banned.
Ice Shard from anything? You can also argue that any poke is unstoppable after getting boosts, not just Salamence.
Besides, the DD set isn't what got Salamence banned, it was MixMence, which required no setup at all and still put a dent in almost anything.
Also, most of the people I've talked to have agreed with the Salamence ban.
Also, Azumarill is OHKO'd ~20% of the time after LO Jolly HJK and Stealth Rocks, UNBOOSTED. Oops.
And is KO'd ~80% of the time from LO Adamant HJK after Stealth Rocks, UNBOOSTED. Double oops.


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"Hm? What are you saying?" Orochi had no idea what was going on now. A kid just walks up and starts speaking in tounges? What was this about...?
"Hm? What are you saying?" Orochi had no idea what was going on now. A kid just walks up and starts speaking in tounges? What was this about...?
"Yeah," Yve agreed. Would this guy ever leave? she thought. She could feel her face burn in embarassment, and she could barely imagine how red her face was now.
Then the boy who was sitting next to her interjected, but she took his confused question as rhetorical.
IC: "We are speaking in Greek," replied Michael, "I'm sure you know a little bit of Japanese, if you know about Yamata no Orochi. It's a good story. I like how Susanoo kills the dragon, personally."
Yes, I do have a little bit of japanese. On my father's side. My grandfather named me. He was half japanese and very proud of it.
IC: "Well then, why don't I leave you two alone," said Michael, noticing how the girl's face had turned a bright red, "I just found the book I needed anyways." Michael began whistling Heart and Soul as he picked up a copy of Quantum Physics for Dummies and took it to the counter, taking out his library card in a swift motion.
"Oh", he turned to the girl "I didn't get your names."
IC: Michael looked back as he left, "The name's Michael, Michael Sarekrow. The magic night we kissed, there in the moon mist." Michael continued to sing as he made his way out.
"Yeah, I heard the rumors, but I don't like to gossip," a pause, "okay, I THRIVE on gossip, but I figured a girl like you, soon as old what's his face dumped you, there'd be about thirteen guys fighting over the 4th place in line to ask ya out while the first three spots were defending their places with lethality. I mean you don't have the Best Friend Curse like I do."
THAT was a depressing fact, but on the bright side, he had introduced New Girl to B and they seemed to hit off well enough. Just bring your nighty huh? There was a thought to keep hormonal teenage males up at night. Not that Jack was going to dwell on that or anything... ahem. It was about then that he realized his whole posse had run off to do the sports thing and he was here with two hot chicks and a little sister. Oh the glorious days of living in Spielburg.
"Anyways B, you graduate this year too, what college you plan to go to? I'm pretty sure I'll be headed for Nazi U," he grinned. Sure someone else had probably come up with the name beforehand, but it had at LEAST fallen out of disuse when Jack decided to turn the SS in Spielburg State University into a clever pun. Well, he thought it was clever at least.
He quickly polished off the hamburger.
I put my books into a black backpack and quickly put the leather bag on my right shoulder. The schools hallway is far too quiet than the other days. People mustve been gone for weekend by now. I opened my locker and take a black jacket and closed it when a tall, black eyed guy standing right beside my locker
I understand that you are a little too young for the high school. But you still need to play the rule of this school if you dont want to get yourself expelled. The guy asked gently with an annoying tone.
Ill try, sir. I answered quickly before I can even choose the right word.
You may go home now and please dont do the same mistake again. The guy replied, keeping his mocking intonation clear.
I nodded and fell in silence. I know the accident wasnt really my fault, but I dont need to have some debate for such small misunderstanding. I quickly walk toward the front door and wouldve step down the stair if the voice behind didnt say anything.
Be careful, the folks arent very friendly nowadays. He said spontaneously and walk toward the teachers room.
Perhaps I was too mad about him that I didnt even bother his words. I sat on my army-green colored bike and pedal through a leafy lane beside the school.
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"Let's get something straight. I dumped him. Got it? He's been calling every 15 minutes for the last three days." She rolled her eyes.
"And you know everyone who is anyone has dates to these things weeks in advance." She had the grace to blush, remember he said he hadn't. There wasn't any delicate way to extricate herself from the situation, and she was infinitely relieved when he changed the subject himself.
"Anyways B, you graduate this year too, what college you plan to go to? I'm pretty sure I'll be headed for Nazi U," he said, grinning. His humor apparently undaunted by her comment. That was a relief.
"I'm getting the fuck out of Dodge as soon as I graduate." She said, it was hard not to grin back at him, and she found herself smiling. "I'm going to LA, I'm going to be on the silver screen, you just watch me."
"I'm Yve. Short for Yvonne," she said hastily, then shoved her nose back into the tome. She rested her cheek on her palm, and almost drew it away; her cheek burned.
OOC: I am pissed! My sims game has a super glitch
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
After completing his 4 hour jog around the city Jay realized that dawn was going to fall soon. So he hurried home but, while running home he heard some one screaming out for help. He decided to stop and help out. When he ran into the alley he noticed it was a woman who was doing the hurting. *Hey get your hands off of him. Hmph... You don't know half the stor..." The mysterious woman had knocked the man out. She then leap directly on top of the fence. Then she jumped down and proceeded to run. Jay began to carry the man. Jay noticed that the man was waking up. *So what happened back there?* The man quickly realized that he was on Jay shoulder. He jumped off and start running away. *That was extremely odd. HAHAHAHA I guess I better head home*
"Oh, thats a really pretty name. I'm Orochi Dokueki. Uhm... do you need some water or something? Your face is kind of pink. Are you alright?"
"No, thanks, I'm fine," Yve said. If it was possible, her face was getting even hotter.
"Oh, ok then. Sorry to disturb you. See you around then.." Orochi removed himself from the table and headed to the water fountain for a sip. 'That girl is kinda cute.. I hope I see her again. She looked really warm though which is odd for it being a cold day... she has to be coming down with a cold or something,' he thought.
"Well, I'll look forward to seeing you in Die Harder Than Absolutely Possible, and a new remake of Gone With the Wind, and all those other big movies. And hey not EVERYONE who's anyone has a date. You're pretty popular, and wether you dumped dumbass or not, YOU don't have a date. Though I'm sure it's entirely from a lack of trying. And III don't ahve a date, and IIII'M somebody. Anyways, my fault for not asking anyone really. Hey you'll have to lemme take you to the movies sometime so you can show me what your style's gonna be like."
Jack coughed a little and downed the rest of his drink.
"Well I'm sure you've got plans to do stuff this evening. I oughta see what the rest of my crew is doing tonight."
Megan looked at Lauren, who was just standing around. "Hey Lauren." she mumbled.
"Hi Megan. Again." she giggled. "Mom wants us home soon."
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
IC: Michael sniffed the air. He could smell faintly the smell of cigarettes, sweat, and booze as he passed by the local bar. A look in the window showed an extremely drunk man lolling over and out the bar. Michael shuffled away quickly to avoid the notice of the slob, just in case. He passed by the foods store. It reminded him of food, of course. Bacon, mmm.... Michael decided it would make a good meal tomorrow, and mentally made a memo for himself. Michael put his hands in his pockets and walked on, 1 more kilometer.
"Well, I'll look forward to seeing you in Die Harder Than Absolutely Possible, and a new remake of Gone With the Wind, and all those other big movies. And hey not EVERYONE who's anyone has a date. You're pretty popular, and wether you dumped dumbass or not, YOU don't have a date. Though I'm sure it's entirely from a lack of trying. And III don't ahve a date, and IIII'M somebody. Anyways, my fault for not asking anyone really. Hey you'll have to lemme take you to the movies sometime so you can show me what your style's gonna be like." Jack said, coughing and burying his face in his drink.
"I just might let you." She replied, with a wink just as her cell phone rang. She dug in her purse and pulled it out, checking caller ID she couldn't suppress the sigh. It was her mother. Oh joy.
"Hello?" Said Bella.
"Where are you?" Her mother demanded in a drunken slur.
"Out where?" Asked her mother.
"Out enjoying the freedom our forefathers fought and died for, mother. Where are you?"
"I'm in the ..." she paused, clearly looking around trying to decide that one herself.
"Well, once you get that figured out you can call me back, I'm going to cheerleading practice. I won't be home any time soon." She hung up and tossed the phone back into her bag.
"Parental units... You can't live with them and you just can't shoot them." she said, rolling her eyes. "Well, I really do have to go. Cheerleading practice is at 8. I'll see you tomorrow night, Megan."
She wiggled her fingers in a wave before slipping out of the restaurant.
ooc: I'm going into first person point of view.
IC: I left the town center pretty late, my two uniforms stuffed in my backpack as I rode my skateboard home. I looked back at the tall building surrounded by fallen leaves and thought that once homecoming was over I'll be able to leave after soccer instead of staying late for football. I arrived at the black gate in front of the mansion, pressing the nearby intercom and said, "This is Zack Masters, open the gate."
The black gate swung open as I walked down the path holding the skateboard under one arm. I entered the large white doors onto the red rug in the main hall and headed for my room, entering the first door nearest the staircase. I passed my computer and headed for my bed falling asleep instantly.
People may read and write but, the writers of the world make all the good stories. The only question is if anyone here is a writer?
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OOC: I hate first person because I always forget the person's name. I did it with my own character once. :X
IC: Orochi had finally left. Yve breathed a silent sigh of relief. It wasn't that she didn't like him; he seemed friendly enough. Somehow, she always managed to embarass herself around any human being. Luckily, the library did neither live nor breathe, and it didn't care about who came onto its premesis. The library was not only her sanctuary from most of humanity, it housed hundreds, maybe thousands volumes of knowledge and fantasy, innumeral works of fiction and theology alike. It was a place where diverse books of all genres and categories were housed under the same roof.
Yve relaxed and settled into her tome again. She was so preoccupied with the characters, the plot, and the subplots that she didn't notice her digital watch's alarm go off.
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Jack hadn;t realized that time had flown by so quickly. He was even more incredulous about the fact that he spent the entire night at Sander's. Still it wasn't a total wash, there were a few options for tommorrow. He could hang out with Jay for sure, and he was always worth a good time. Or he could crash a slumber party. Interesting times. The boy hopped into his car and headed for home.
Megan grabbed Lauren and pulled her out the door.
"Leaving so soon?" she asked.
"Yes." Megan replied, deciding to walk home.
"'Cuz I said so. It's getting dark."
They walked in silence for a while. Then Lauren spoke.
"Who were those kids you where with?"
"Bella and Jack. I think."
"You think?"
They reached home. Megan went straight up to her room as always, and Lauren e-mailed her old friends.
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Zend_Wildfire_Channel_HttpHeaders class (singleton) is used to manage special request and response objects (see Zend_Log_Writer_FirebugTest->setUp() method).
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Spend an evening with an artist who defined an era of popular music
CLEVELAND (January 11, 2010) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will host a special evening with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Ronnie Spector on Thursday, January 21, 2010. This interview is presented in conjunction with Spector's performance at the Beachland Ballroom the following night.
On Thursday, January 21 at 7pm, Spector will be interviewed in front of a live audience in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater as part of the Museum's ongoing Hall of Fame series. The Rock Hall interview is FREE and open to the public. Please email email@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
On Friday, January 22, Spector will perform at the Beachland Ballroom. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets to the concert are $33 in advance and $35 day of show. Visit http://www.ticketweb.com. Rock Hall members can receive at $3.00 discount per ticket through advance purchase only, in person or by phone at the Beachland. The Beachland is located at 15711 Waterloo Rd., Cleveland, Ohio.
Ronnie Spector has proven to be an ultimate rock and roll survivor and an artist whose voice defines an era of pop music. Her style and sound have influenced everyone from Joey Ramone and Bruce Springsteen to Amy Winehouse and The Raveonettes. As the lead singer of The Ronettes, she pioneered a performance style that did not previously exist – with their sexually-charged persona, The Ronettes were the first women in rock to do for boys in the audience what Elvis did for girls. In the five-years they were together, they generated hugely successful singles including "Be My Baby," "Baby I Love You" and "Walking In The Rain." Ronnie's biography, Be My Baby: How I Survived Mascara, Miniskirts, and Madness, was released in 1990 and became an international bestseller. In 1999 Ronnie released She Talks to Rainbows; an EP produced by Joey Ramone, on the indie label, Kill Rock Stars. In 2009, she released her first domestic album in over two decades. The Last of the Rock Stars features guest appearances by Keith Richards, Nick Zinner (Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Patti Smith, Patrick Keeler (The Raconteurs) and Jack Lawrence (The Dead Weather) and is the first Ronnie Spector album to be co-produced by Ronnie herself.
The Ronettes were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2007.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit http://www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Here is the spotlight I wrote for tomorrow's Calendar section:
WHAT: Take a bite or a swig from more than 40 local food and drink vendors at this annual event. Now in its ninth year, there will be samples from HUE, Dexter's, Orange Blossom Pilsner, Shipyard Brewing Company and more Thornton Park-area bars and eateries. Part of the proceeds will benefit Outreach Love, Inc., an all-volunteer organization that tutors and mentors at-risk kids in the Parramore area of Orlando. I'll be a judge, along with Orlando Sentinel Food Editor Heather McPherson, so be sure to stop by and say hi between bites.
WHEN: 6-9 p.m. Thursday
WHERE: Thornton Park Fountain, 900 E. Washington Street in Orlando
COST: $30 advance; $40 day of. Tickets can be purchased at Publix (400 E. Central Boulevard, downtown Orlando), Aroma Italian Café & Wine Bar (712 E. Washington Street, Orlando) and Marie-France (716 E. Washington Street, Orlando).
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Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
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Google's Panda robot thing a few years back was epic.
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Some guy at St. Mary's College for Girls (associated with Notre Dame) got fired for his April Fool's joke. He posted this app on their website that gave a completely random number instead of the student's actual GPA when they went to check it.
I guess he pissed the wrong person off. Someone got their panties in a bunch over it.
I guess he did the same thing last year, this year they canned him.
A friend of mine was telling me, he had to go out there and work on their servers and the guy was packing up his shit.
Google's joke last year were pretty good (or was it the year before?), the one about communicating with pets. It was funny because there were seriously a bunch of people on message boards everywhere linking to it and saying 'is this real?'.
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The "suspense" is over, although this year's announcement was a tad anti-anticlimactic thanks to Red Butte Garden's two sneak previews during the past six weeks and some inadvertent leaks via online concert listing sites, (thanks pollstar.com just for being you) but the Red Butte list is now formally and officially out. And while individual opinions will vary based on your individual musical preferences, this list is typical of recent Red Butte lineups in that it features a mix of shows to be stoked about, a few headscratchers and some that don't move the needle either way. (I can see eyebrows arching across the Salt Lake Valley.)
What's below is a one-stop perusal of the lineup - complete with my own groupings - that no one - OK, everyone - can take issue with. But, somebody had to do it. So, I did it. Enjoy and see you at the Garden. For the impatient ones, the full list awaits below.
The Truly Must-See Shows - No Excuses!:
Josh Ritter & The Royal City Band with The Devil Makes Three: July 19: Regular attendees of The State Room (Red Butte promoter Chris Mautz's small venue that operates year-round, unlike RBG which only runs in the summer) know that any list of the best concerts that have been held there in the last year include Josh Ritter and The Devil Makes Three. So, this inspired pairing - both are roots-oriented acts, but that's the lone similarity - makes this the lone Tuesday of the year to really look forward to. If you're not familiar with Ritter, start with his self-titled first record, then grab "The Golden Age of Radio," and also pick up the last one "So Runs The World Away." He's a talented songwriter (with a book coming out for crying out loud) and this is a richly deserved showcase. The Devil Makes Three is one of the most fun bands to see live out there. Yeah, the Santa Cruz-based trio is that good. Pick up their "Do Wrong Right" record and go from there. Then, you'll be as stoked as I am about this show.
Buddy Guy with Mavis Staples: June 19: Why yes, Buddy Guy is 74. Yes, Mavis Staples will be 72 by the time of this show. Who cares? Both remain vibrant live acts. Guy is the living, breathing flagship for Chicago blues these days and remains one of the most thrilling electric guitarists drawing air. Guys like Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck routinely tout Guy as being the best. He plays guitar behind his head, with his teeth and routinely produces blazing solos - and he does it all with a smile. He also used to play for Muddy Waters and alongside Junior Wells - both blues legends, just like Guy. Mavis just released a wonderfully received album called "You're Not Alone" with Wilco's Jeff Tweedy. She won a Grammy for her effort in February. Her early work with the Staples Singers certified her as American music royalty. My only problem with this pairing is that it's not a two-show engagement. One night won't seem like enough - trust me.
Alison Krauss & Union Station: Sept. 4: The prettiest face in bluegrass comes calling for the first time in a while. Her smoldering-hot band with guitarist Dan Tyminski and dobroist Jerry Douglas will ensure this a twangy, string-scorching good time. The angel-voiced Krauss is touring behind her first release since 2004. It doesn't seem that long because of her 2008 release with former Zep frontman Robert Plant, which sold a ton of copies and kept her name out there - big time. But Union Station represents her day job dating back to the '80s, and this should be a fun night. They'll be touring behind "Paper Airplane," which comes out Tuesday.
Toots & The Maytals with Big Head Todd and the Monsters: June 12: Despite the less-than-stellar opening act, Toots is one of the better live options on the reggae touring circuit and this will feel more like a party than almost any of the other shows. Dancing under the stars to Toots' "Pressure Drop" is something to look forward to.
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings: July 17: A chance to dance barefoot on the Red Butte lawn for the full evening? Why yes, I'll take that. For those who haven't heard Jones' retro-soul blast, complete with a stinging horn section, get ready. This is the one guaranteed super-fun, high-energy night on the lineup. Yeah, it's easy to gripe about this band being less-than-completely original in terms of spirit and vibe, but hey, so what? Can't wait.
Shows Several of My friends Will Be Super-Excited About, but Sadly, Not Me:
Sheryl Crow: June 24: As we roll toward the 20-year mark of Ms. Crow's continued massive popularity, those of us who don't understand why she's still massively popular still remain befuddled. Regardless, we're outnumbered. Here's betting this is the first sellout of the RBG summer series.
Cake: June 16: They've sold millions of records and I know two of their songs. Neither fact seems likely to change.
Jonny Lang w/ JJ Grey and Mofro: Aug. 14: Uninspiring blues guitar-slinger gets paired with uninspiring R&B frontman. Guess what? I'm uninspired.
G. Love and Special Sauce/Trombone Shorty: Aug. 11: G. Love is a fairly fun live performer as is Trombone Shorty, but they both leave me sort of flat, although having seen them both at Red Butte, I admit I'm in the minority in that regard.
Shows That'll be Poo-Pooed By Some, but Retain Merit Anyway:
k.d. lang and The Sis Boom Bang, Lyle Lovett, Bruce Hornsby/Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Ani DiFranco: Aug. 2, July 31, July 27, June 19
Ani DiFranco/Greg Brown: Even though she doesn't carry the same level of indie-rocker cred she once did, DiFranco's live show still packs a punch. And she remains one of the best female songwriters of her generation. This show promises to be a treat. Also, kudos should go to Red Butte for bringing back Greg Brown. His shabbily attended, but musically rewarding August 2008 concert here was excellent and he may be the best opener on the entire lineup. He's written dozens of terrific songs and has a stellar voice.
k.d. lang and The Sis Boom Bang: Anyone with enough vocal chops to be tapped to stand alongside Tony Bennett gets props in my book. The Canadian vocalist has many devoted fans. This announcement came as a bit of a surprise to me, but k.d. has been around since the 1980s and has sold more records than most people think she has.
Lyle Lovett and His Big Band: This Texas troubadour is one of that state's best-known musical exports and leads a strong band of musicians. He's well-known in Salt Lake City and succeeds largely on the merits of his live show, because - country radio doesn't play anything remotely this traditional - and Lyle's not even very traditional himself.
Bruce and Bela: Bruce was an '80s hitmaker and is also loved by many for his inspired piano work with the Grateful Dead during the early '90s - His 18-month stint with Garcia and Co., is widely regarded as one of tht band's last, best runs. To this day, Hornsby routinely includes some GD numbers during his set. Bela is a world-renowned banjo player and brings with him his better-than-practically-anyone breathing bassist Victor Wooten. This'll be a long, good night of eclectic music.
Bands That Roughly Half of the People Reading This List Hardly Know Beans About: Fleet Foxes, Pink Martini, Gipsy Kings
Fleet Foxes: July 22 Seattle's harmonizing folkies return while touring behind their upcoming release "Helplessness Blues." Their self-titled 2008 album knocked over a lot of listeners - especially rock critics - and spearheaded indie-folk's pseudo-arrival into the public consciousness. The FFs opened for Wilco at Red Butte during that summer and for the 34 of us paying attention, performed an excellent set of music. They also played a rock-solid gig a few months later at In The Venue. Here's betting this show gets an opener and here's hoping it's a good choice. Would similarly inspired indie-folkers The Low Anthem, The Moondoggies or Dawes be too much to ask? Fingers are now crossed.
Pink Martini: July 6: This is another act that will likely have a noteworthy opener added to the card. This 1930s-inspired act has been well received by critics for several years. Their addition to the list inspired some joyous shouts by some online and some befuddled looks by others. This is an interesting booking.
Gipsy Kings: Aug. 16: Yes, "Big Lebowski" was a long time ago. And yes, a band best known for a cover of "Hotel California" is inherently suspect. But, any band that's been around since the '80s with only those two mainstream attributes to its credit must be doing something right - right? I'm going to take a chance on them, because I trust family acts - this act features two families - and love world music.
Concert I Respect on the Performers' Merits and Will Endeavor to Enjoy:
Return to Forever IV with Zappa Plays Zappa: Aug. 28: A buddy of mine who lives in Texas would freak if this twin-bill came to his town. It's too bad he's the only guy I know who would. RTF is a jazz-fusion band that features some incredible musicians and some incredibly long instrumentals. An added bonus, legendary jazz violinist Jean-Luc Ponty is in this incarnation of the band. An aside, I've developed a strong affection for jazz during the past few years so I can probably tolerate this set more than most rock fans. ZPZ is Dweezil Zappa's enduring musical tribute to his dad, Frank. Frank Zappa retains one of the most devoted cult followings of the past 50 years. Zappa's music was funny, edgy, musically ambitious and almost never played on the radio. Dweezil's a good enough guitarist to pull this off - most don't realize (or care) that Frank was an influential, tremendous guitarist. Zappa fans largely love this project.
Concerts you'll love if you've already attended your 30th high school reunion:
The Moody Blues, Steve Miller Band, Peter Frampton: May 29, July 24, Aug. 17: These shows provide an unusual opportunity for those of us in our late 30s and early 40s to almost assuredly be the youngest folks in the crowd and to sing along with songs that have been FM radio staples since the Carter administration. Sadly, that's about all these shows offer.
Red Butte Garden 2011 Summer Concert Series The Moody Blues: May 29 Toots and the Maytals w/ Big Head Todd and the Monsters: June 12 Cake: June 16 Buddy Guy/Mavis Staples: June 17 Pink Martini: July 6 Michael Franti & Spearhead: July 14 Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings: July 17 Josh Ritter/The Devil Makes Three: July 19 Fleet Foxes: July 22 Steve Miller Band: July 24 Bruce Hornsby/Bela Fleck: July 27 Lyle Lovett: July 31 k.d. lang: Aug. 2 G. Love and Special Sauce/Trombone Shorty: Aug. 11 Jonny Lang/JJ Grey & Mofro: Aug. 14 Gipsy Kings: Aug. 16 Peter Frampton: Aug. 17 Return to Forever/Zappa Plays Zappa: Aug. 28 Alison Krauss and Union Station: Sept. 4


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Event Date: 12/10/2013Event Time: 4:30 PM - 7:30 PMLocation: Iadorola CenterDescription: Cabrini College's Transfer Tuesdays allow students to bring transcripts and standardized test scores to learn immediately whether they will be accepted for the upcoming semester.
During this event, Cabrini will waive the $35 application fee. Appointments are available 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Iadarola Center Lecture Hall.
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If you've heard it once, you've heard it a hundred times: every garden should have its soil tested. Testing is the easy part, but interpreting the results can be confusing. To help sort out the confusion, this article discusses the reasons for testing, explains the various numbers on the report, considers the advantages and disadvantages of home test kits, and describes a few alternative tests being used by some organic growers.
Why test the soil?
If your garden is growing well, an argument could be made not to bother testing at all. However, if your plants aren't growing as well as you'd like or you're wondering if you're using the right amount of fertilizer, a soil test is the place to start. But a word of caution: a soil test won't solve all your garden problems or tell you everything about your soil. It will give you a periodic snapshot of your soil's mineral health. Tests are most useful when done regularly (every three to four years), at the same time of year (spring is fine, but fall is best because that's when fertility is lowest), and with the same lab (different labs use different tests, and results can vary). This way, you're comparing apples to apples with each set of results.


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THE STORY: Kerr, in the NY Herald-Tribune, describes: This, says Mr. Williams through the most sympathetic voice among his characters, 'is a true story about the time and the world we live in.' He has made it seem true-or at least curiously and suspensefully possible-by the extraordinary skill with which he has wrung detail after detail out of a young woman who has lived with horror. Anne Meacham, as a girl who has been the sole witness to her cousin's unbelievably shocking death, is brought into a 'planned jungle' of a New Orleans garden to confront a family that is intensely interested in having her deny the lurid tale she has told. The post-dilettante's mother is, indeed, so ruthlessly eager to suppress the facts that she had the girl incarcerated in a mental institution and she is perfectly willing, once she finishes her ritualistic five o'clock frozen daiquiri


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seems we have another trouble maker, new member with a lot to say contributes nothing except discourse.
got thinking about this guy yesterday, ignore him. I won't be wasting anymore time thinking about him
seems to be the new pattern join the site go after the membership, the list is getting longer


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And the Women's Business Community is honoring these brave women veterans at a special event this month.
Sponsored by small woman-owned company FYVE STAR Inc. ®, 10 of Utah's selfless service women will be honored on Wednesday, Nov. 9 from 5:00-7:30 p.m.
Note: This is a ladies night only. Sorry guys.
The event will be hosted at Gastronomy Market Street Grill (2985 E. Cottonwood Parkway, SLC). Food and non-alcoholic beverages are provided. There is also a discounted cash bar available. Donations for our women veterans are being taken by Celeste Gleave from Fyve Star. Her contact information is included below.
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. RSVP soon because they will only allow 120 people. You can RSVP by calling Celeste Gleave at 801-552-9100 or e-mailing her at email@example.com. Visit the SHERO facebook page for more info.


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Time Management: Mystery or Magic?
Ok here we go into the wonderful and sometimes mystical world of "time management".
When you ask many young and even seasoned professionals about their time management skills they suddenly lower the head and speak into their chest just like a child who knows he's done something wrong. Time management is a powerful tool and I've met several successful business people and athletic achievers that tout it as "their" secret to success. A couple of great examples for my are my former boss and mentor, Terry Farmer, and many of the excellent athletes that make up the Camosun Chargers College athletic program. These "kids" really have it together! We all know we need time management skills but either feel like we've never really achieved what we need to, or even worse, are completely intimidated by the subject. Find your examples as I have. They are all around you I promise. (more…)


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The breed is thought by some to have originated in Spain, but the first reliable records on Pointers are from 17th century Britain. The English Pointer is believed to have been established by crossing a number of different hounds and possibly a spaniel breed.
Living with a Pointer
A Pointer needs room to run and might not make an ideal apartment dog. The breed tends to be a bit reserved with strangers, but within the family is calm and adaptable. The Pointer is very active outdoors and hunting instincts develop very early, with some puppies showing pointing behavior as young as 6-7 weeks of age. The Pointer is usually good with other pets.
The short, smooth coat of the Pointer is groomed easily, but can still have skin problems. Start getting a pup used to being examined and groomed early on.
According to the AKC, the Pointer's "every movement shows him to be a wide-awake, hard-driving hunting dog possessing stamina, courage, and the desire to go. And in his expression are the loyalty and devotion of a true friend of man."
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If you live or travel by Louisville Road you may have noticed some new businesses in the area.
Irene Gardner, a Sonic manager, says, "We picked this location because some of our customers were asking about having a business on this side of town."
This time last year a trailer park occupied what is now a booming Sonic restaurant.
Gardner says, "This area, we have a lot of people far out. So a lot of people don't want to drive to the other side of town so it's a lot closer for other people."
The Transpark could be a major draw for other restaurants and businesses too.
Gardner says, "We're pretty excited anything that opens in this area will just mean more business for us."
Other retail businesses, like the Houchens on Louisville Road, are excited about the expansion from the Transpark.
Paul Konz, Houchens manager, says, "Obviously this whole area is growing- we've seen the sonic come in- we've seen other businesses that appear to be heading in this direction and with all the businesses coming this way we see a lot more customers."
And Konz says when there are new businesses in town they also have the opportunity to attract more catered events.
Konz says, "Multiple new businesses it's even more beneficial to have to basically cater to the new clientele to fit into their needs to the customer's and to the businesses in general."
With the success of these businesses and the promise of other new businesses the north side of town is rapidly picking up the pace.


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ZF-6561: Zend_Currency::toCurrency(): negative values errors
I did not have the time to debug this bug, but I think it also depends on Zend_Locale_Format::toNumber().
I have tried the following:
require_once 'Zend/Currency.php';
$currency = new Zend_Currency(null, 'de_DE');
Zend_Debug::dump($currency->toCurrency(-74.95, array('currency' => 'EUR', 'precision' => 4))); // returns -74
$currency = new Zend_Currency(null, 'en_US');
Zend_Debug::dump($currency->toCurrency(-74.95, array('currency' => 'USD', 'precision' => 4))); // returns $-(74.9500)
As you can see, for de_DE with EUR, the precision part completely misses, and I don't know why there are brackets for en_US with USD, because it doesn't look valid. I would think of a return value like "$-74.9500". If I'm wrong, please let me know.
The same problem with 1.8:
Here is what I see:
require_once 'Zend/Currency.php';
$currency = new Zend_Currency('USD', 'en_US');
Zend_Debug::dump($currency->toCurrency(-74.95)); // returns -($74.95))
$currency = new Zend_Currency('USD', 'ru_RU');
Zend_Debug::dump($currency->toCurrency(-74.95)); // returns -74.95
It seems, something wrong with formatting negative values..
According to unicode and google, the brackets are correct for negative currency values.
Can you provide some links? I haven't found anything by a search with Google. I think I have to argue with those links ...
I don't think the formatted value: -($74.95)) with double brackets at the end is correct value, so as for ru_RU there is no currency symbol is displayed at all - just negative value.
Fixed with r15607
I have only found out, that brackets are used for USD when it is used for accounting, but then you have to left the "-" in front of the brackets. For prices it seems to be -$74. Thomas, can you post those links where you have found, how to write those currency values?
Even when I try "-150 GBP in USD" with Google, the result is "-239.62500 U.S. dollars" - no brackets ...
I can not reproduce your problem.
My Testcode:
$currency = new Zend_Currency('USD');
My output:
string '$ 100,00' (length=9)
string '-$ 100,00' (length=10)
Which is is the output given by the CLDR formatting rules.
Which version of ZF have you used for testing? In your first comment, you have pointed out that negative currency values in USD should have brackets and you have reverted your statement - and I'm confused now :)
My first comment is from 15.May. This issue is marked as fixed per 16.May for the next minor release.
I tested with the next minor release as mentioned above with the results outlined above.


text: Rarely has the political class whipped itself into a lather that has abated so quickly. After the Newtown, Conn., massacre, so many invested so much hope in President Barack Obamas pledge to use whatever power this office holds to pass new gun control laws.The president has certainly done his part. He has held rallies. He has used children as props. He has held events with parents of the little victims of Newtown. He has shamed the nation for its alleged forgetfulness over the terrible events of that day and urged members of Congress to join me in finishing the job for our communities and, most importantly, for our kids.Yet the needle of public opinion is moving the wrong way. CBS News found that support for stricter guns laws dropped from 57 percent to 47 percent, and CNN from 52 percent to 43 percent.


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This afternoon I listed all the products that we have on sale this Labor Day Weekend.
I still have a bunch of new parts/product that I will continue listing, my Graphics Artist/Advertising manager had a computer problem that rendered a few days of pictures unuseable!
We have a lot of product waiting in the warehouse & some really good stuf arriving next week!
Please check the APEX Gun Parts web site for the sale items & new items.


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Spaniels are thought to have originated in Spain and are mentioned as far back as 300 AD. In the 19th and
20th centuries, smaller dogs in a Spaniel litter would be used to hunt woodcock while larger littermates were
used to "spring" (chase out of hiding) game and were called "Springers."
A great all-around hunting dog, the English Springer can retrieve, hunt, and go into water. The English
Springer is also a great family pet if you don't hunt. An English Springer should have the look about him
of an active dog that can keep going, even under difficult physical conditions.
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Best known for her bold, rich and unparalleled emotionally expressive voice, Patsy Cline is one of the most inspirational, influential and impactful female vocalists of the 20th century. As a country music industry pioneer, Cline helped to blaze a trail for women to become headline performers in the genre. As a pillar of talent, Cline often encouraged and helped to support a number of female artists in country music, including Loretta Lynn, Barbara Mandrell, Brenda Lee and Dottie West. Cline also befriended her male counterparts, including Roger Miller, Faron Young, Harlan Howard and Carl Perkins – possessing the rare ability to be "one of the boys." Cline could belly-up to the bar and tell a raunchier joke than any man. Her moxie and spunky attitude garnered the respect of the "good ole' boy" Nashville network and allowed her to take charge of her own career in a way that other women at the time simply couldn't do. Cline never backed down when it came to the business – "No dough, no show" was often her mantra and according to friend and fellow perfomer West, "It was common knowledge around town that you didn't mess with 'The Cline!'"
Born Virginia Patterson Hensley, in Winchester, Virginia, on September 8, 1932, Cline's first radio performance was on WINC-AM, in 1947, and was so well received that she began to make appearances in night clubs wearing fringed "western-style" outfits made by her mother and based on her own designs. In 1955, Bill Peer, Cline's second manager, dubbed her "Patsy Cline" – a combination of her middle name and her mother's maiden name. Peer also signed Cline to a short-lived contract with Four Star Records and her first record was "A Church, A Courtroom and Then Good-Bye." The song didn't garner much attention, but it led to appearances on the Grand Ole Opry. Later in 1955, while searching for material for her first album, Patsy Cline, she found "Walkin' After Midnight." She didn't like the song initially because she felt it was "just a little old pop song," but the label pushed her to record it. In late 1956, Cline auditioned for Arthur Godfrey's "Talent Scouts" and got the gig to sing on the CBS national television show that aired on January 21, 1957. She was slated to sing the song, "A Poor Man's Roses (Or a Rich Man's Gold)," but the producers insisted she sing, "Walkin' After Midnight." Godfrey's staff also insisted that Cline appear in a fancy cocktail dress, rather than in one of her home-sewn cowgirl numbers. Soon after, the song was released as a single and peaked at Number 2 on Billboard's country chart and Number 12 on the pop chart, making Cline one of the first country singers to have a crossover hit.
Along with Wanda Jackson, Cline shed her western cowgirl-stereotypical outfits, opting for designer, form-fitting gowns and cocktail dresses, additionally sporting high heels, perfume, lipstick, dangly earrings and even gold lamé pants. This image was considerably sexier than the conservative country music industry was used to, but Kline was able to match her personal style to her new "torchier" sound – which also enabled her to crossover into the pop market. Still, Cline was so respected in the industry that she was introduced as "the one, the only Patsy Cline," rather than adding "pretty" or "miss" in front of her name, as other female performers were addressed at the time
Cline's career continued to flourish with another hit, "I Fall to Pieces," earning her first Number One song. In addition, the song went to Number 12 on the pop and Number 6 on the adult contemporary charts. In 1961, however, Cline was involved in a very serious car crash that nearly ended her career. Less than three months later, though, Cline went back on the road and re-established herself with the Willie Nelson–penned, "Crazy," which became Cline's biggest hit and, eventually, her signature song. For her chart achievements, Cline received many awards from Cashbox, Music Reporter and Billboard, which were the highest honors during her lifetime.
Everything that "The Cline" accomplished, she did in only five-and-a-half years. On March 3, 1963, Cline performed a benefit concert at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial hall in Kansas City, Kansas. The bill also included West, George Jones, Billy Walker, Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins. Cline, though ill with the flu, gave a stellar performance. She was unable to fly out the following day to her next concert due to foggy weather conditions. West had offered Cline a ride in her car, but Cline decided to fly with Copas and Hawkins. Early on March 5, her plane took off and landed in Missouri to refuel, then made it to the Dyersburg Airport in Dyersburg, Tennessee. The Dyersburg airfield manager warned the crew that they would experience high winds and inclement weather, and offered to put up the entire group overnight, but the pilot insisted on traveling. Neither pilots on the flight were instrument-trained and flew the plane straight into driving rain. The plane crashed at approximately 6:20 pm on March 5, 1963, instantaneously killing all passengers.
Cline's legacy is enormous. She set the bar for all other country singers who followed. In addition to the pioneering road she paved for other female artists, three of her songs became posthumous hits; there have been countless books about her, a musical and a 1983 motion picture, Sweet Dreams, starring Jessica Lange. With all of her gusto, confidence and talent, Cline will always be a star, in her own words, "well, I'm nearly up on the moon and didn't need a rocket."


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Madagascar Travel Pack, 3rd
ISBN13:by Schuurman, Derek; Ravelojaona, Nivo
The highly successful Globetrotter Travel Series, which includes Travel Guides, Travel Maps, Road Atlases, Best Of Pocket Guides and In Your Pocket Language Guides, presently covers more than 90 destinations worldwide. The Packs are excellent value, including both a guidebook and a paperback version of the foldout Globetrotter map of the region, in a printed plastic wallet. The handy pocket-size guide is packed with useful information, tips and recommendations, accompanied by color photographs, charts and maps for the first-time traveler who wants to experience the major highlights that Madagascar has to offer. The fold-out map of Madagascar is ideal for tourists and visitors.
Author Biography
Derek Schuurman is a co-author of Madagascar Wildlife: A Visitors Guide and contributor to Conservation Internationals Field Guide to the Lemurs of Madagascar. He works for the award-winning Rainbow Tours in London. Nivo Ravelojaona lives in Antananarivo where she is the Managing Director of the highly rated tour operator, Za Tour.
Table of Contents
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Line 295 should be change from:
$this->_parts[self::UNION][] = array($target, $type);
$this->_parts[self::UNION][] = array("({$target})", $type);
There might be some explanation needed.
Without the parentheses you get the wrong results i. e. when you want to order the complete query.
The example in the documentation ([http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…])
$sql1 = $db->select(); $sql2 = "SELECT ..."; $select = $db->select() ->union(array($sql1, $sql2)) ->order("id");
this will output something like:
So the ORDER BY will only sort the second query! With the path it will work as expected and output:
Here once more the patch:
diff U3B /Zend/Db/Select.php --- Select.php 23775 2011-03-01 17:25:24Z ralph +++ Select.php Working Copy @@ -292,7 +292,7 @@ } foreach ($select as $target) { - $this->_parts[self::UNION][] = array($target, $type); + $this->_parts[self::UNION][] = array('(' . $target . ')', $type); } return $this;
I can see from mysql docs that parentheses are required, but still tried to write a unit test to see that the current code will fail. However couldn't make it happen. Could you help me with that? I modified {{_selectUniontString()}} method in {{tests/Zend/Db/Select/TestCommon.php}} and got the query like this
SELECT `bug_id` AS `id`, `assigned_to` AS `name` FROM `zfbugs` UNION SELECT `product_id` AS `id`, `product_name` AS `name` FROM `zfproducts` ORDER BY `name` ASC
and result like this
[0] => Array
[id] => 4
[name] => goofy
[1] => Array
[id] => 2
[name] => Linux
[2] => Array
[id] => 3
[name] => mmouse
[3] => Array
[id] => 1
[name] => mmouse
[4] => Array
[id] => 2
[name] => mmouse
[5] => Array
[id] => 3
[name] => OS X
[6] => Array
[id] => 1
[name] => Windows
Looks correct for me.
I don't know what your data source is looking like, but the parentheses should always be there. Think about a query where you want to order the results of the second select of the UNION only.
(SELECT FROM ...) UNION (SELECT FROM ... ORDER BY `id`);
Without parentheses it would end up in your query
SELECT FROM ... UNION SELECT FROM ... ORDER BY `id`;
Or use a LIMIT for your tests:
(SELECT FROM ...) UNION (SELECT FROM ... ORDER BY `id` LIMIT 1);
(SELECT FROM ...) UNION (SELECT FROM ...) ORDER BY `id` LIMIT 1;
Patch file attached as suggested by the author. Couldn't make a unit test though. Seems like this cannot be reproduced with the current test data.
Christian - thank you for the explanation.
Ok, looks like we still need the test. The test below cannot reproduce the issue atm. and should be fixed to do so. I'm pretty sure that I'm missing something and doing it wrong. You can find test data source from {{tests/Db/TestUtil/Common.php}}.
/** @group ZF-11392 */
protected function _selectUnionStringWhichFailsIfParenthesesAreNotUsed()
$bugs = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('zfbugs');
$bug_id = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('bug_id');
$bug_assigned = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('assigned_to');
$products = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('zfproducts');
$product_id = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('product_id');
$product_name = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('product_name');
$id = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('id');
$name = $this->_db->quoteIdentifier('name');
$sql1 = "SELECT $bug_id AS $id, $bug_assigned AS $name FROM $bugs";
$sql2 = "SELECT $product_id AS $id, $product_name AS $name FROM $products";
$select = $this->_db->select()
->union(array($sql1, $sql2))
return $select;
/** @group ZF-11392 */
public function testSelectUnionStringHasToHaveParentheses()
$select = $this->_selectUnionStringWhichFailsIfParenthesesAreNotUsed();
$stmt = $this->_db->query($select);
$result = $stmt->fetchAll();
--> $this->assertEquals('goofy', $result[0]['name']); // should fail without the patch, i'm expecting 'mmouse'
//echo $select;
See the comment by Christoph Roensch from ZF-4338 ...
bq. I believe this is non-standard SQL, because of that it cannot be included in Zend_Db_Select.
Marked as Won't Fix on the basis of:
- This is not standard SQL and is MySQL specific
- A known workaround exists and the fix would breach backwards compatibility.
- This is also a duplicate issue (duplicated issue resolved on same basis as above).
Reporters and Assignee are recommended to fix in ZF2 if still a problem - or open a ZF2 issue in its respect.


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I am following the instructions for configuring the Ubuntu for EV3 in VirtualBox:
I am uncertain about this step: "and create a filter to allow access from the VM to your SD card reader". In the USB settings it added a filter "Unknown device 04F2:B249 [1206]". Is this correct?
[BTW, it's too bad that in order to show the screenshot it needs to be accessible online]


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Le Peep® wins award for Best Brunch in the Best of Evanston by The Daily Northwestern.
Le Peep® puts a wholesome, proven perspective on your neighborhood Breakfast & Lunch. Fresh. Simple. Elegant. Inviting. A kaleidoscope of cooking creativity. We put the emphasis on people, both patrons and staff. We focus on enabling our staff to provide each of our guests the fresh food and friendly service that they have come to expect of us. And a focus on food. A plentiful array that keeps folks coming back.
Come find out for yourself that we are more than just breakfast.
Le Peep® is a clever and original culinary concept with a menu that reads like a cookbook. You'll find line after line of intriguing selections all made on the spot with the freshest ingredients... snow white eggs, select vegetables, quality meats, crepes, and our own Peasant Potatoes, to name a few.
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Le Peep® is a marvelous world of generous servings, abundant flavors and enticing aromas. You'll find a steaming pot of coffee at each table. The aroma of big breakfasts drifts in from the kitchen. Juicy sausage, lean ham and crisp bacon sizzle teasingly. Simmering sauces, homemade pancakes, and toppings are being whipped up. Le Peep® delivers it all with smiles, good attitudes and in a pleasant, warm decor. Find A Location or Learn about the Licensing Opportunities.
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This guy was sitting at an outdoor cafe called 'Arte Around the Corner" at 73rd Street and Columbus Ave in Manhattan.
Note: this photo was used to help illustrate a June 2009 Boorah blog titled "Amsterdam Cafe, New York – 79%."
Moving into 2012, the photo was published in an undated (early Jan 2012) blog titled "Amsterdam Cafe, New York."
This is the continuation of a photo-project that I began in the summer of 2008: a random collection of "interesting" people in a broad stretch of the Upper West Side of Manhattan — between 72nd Street and 104th Street, especially along Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
As I indicated when I started this project in 2008, I don't like to intrude on people's privacy, so I normally use a telephoto lens in order to photograph them while they're still 50-100 feet away from me; but that means I have to continue focusing my attention on the people and activities half a block away, rather than on what's right in front of me.
I've also learned that, in many cases, the opportunities for an interesting picture are very fleeting — literally a matter of a couple of seconds, before the person(s) in question move on, turn away, or stop doing whatever was interesting. So I've learned to keep the camera switched on (which contradicts my traditional urge to conserve battery power), and not worry so much about zooming in for a perfectly-framed picture … after all, once the digital image is uploaded to my computer, it's pretty trivial to crop out the parts unrelated to the main subject.
Thus far, I've generally avoided photographing bums, drunks, crazies, and homeless people. There are a few of them around, and they would certainly create some dramatic pictures; but they generally don't want to be photographed, and I don't want to feel like I'm taking advantage of them. I'm still looking for opportunities to take some "sympathetic" pictures of such people, which might inspire others to reach out and help them. We'll see how it goes …
The only other thing I've noticed, thus far, is that while there are lots of interesting people to photograph, there are far, far, far more people who are not so interesting. They're probably fine people, and they might even be more interesting than the ones I've photographed … but there was just nothing memorable about them.
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Custom Draper Upholstered Bed
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Made in the United States, our Draper Upholstered Bed is a classic upholstered bed that will be the centerpiece of any bedroom in your home. The entire bed is upholstered in the same material. Choose your fabric from our large selection of top-quality options to create a piece that fits your style.
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ZF-10024: Autoloader doesn not make use of PHP5.3 closures as callbacks
Zend_Loader_Autoloader::pushAutoloader() and sisters don't actually make use of anonymous functions. They accept them, but the code trying to execute the callback simply ignores closures.
Use case :
require_once 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php'; $autoload = Zend_Loader_Autoloader::getInstance(); $autoload->pushAutoloader(function ($class) { require str_replace('_','-',$class) . '.php'; });
$f = new Foo_Bar; // class not found (and should be)
Attached a patch
Attached a testcase
Patch applied (with edits) to trunk and 1.10 release branch.


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Lehigh Sweeps Two from @PUSoftball in Final Non-League Twinbill
Lehigh defeated the Princeton softball team 9-2 and 1-0 Wednesday afternoon at the Class of 1895 Field in the Tigers' final non-league twinbill of the season.
In the opener, Lehigh (25-14-1) got two home runs from Morgan Decker, who was 2 for 2 with five RBI and walks in her other two plate appearances. Decker's first home run was the game-changer, putting Lehigh up 4-1 in the third inning.
Though the Tigers (21-17) made it 4-2 in the fourth, a five-run seventh inning put the game away for Lehigh. Shanna Christian (7-5) took the loss for Princeton, giving up 10 hits and walking five while earning seven of the nine runs and striking out five. Emily Bausher (10-6) won for Lehigh, limiting Princeton to four hits and two walks Alex Peyton had two of Princeton's four hits, while Lizzy Pierce had the lone RBI on a solo home run in the second inning, her fifth of the season.
In the nightcap, Lehigh's Rebecca Bliss (14-6) threw a two-hitter, while Liza Kuhn (5-6) and Meredith Brown split the pitching duties for the Tigers.
The game's only run came with two outs in the third, when a fielding error at third base allowed Lehigh's Rosie Roessel, who reached on a one-out walk, to score.
A hit batter in the third inning, an Alex Peyton single in the fourth, a Danielle Allen double in the sixth, and a Kate Miller walk in the seventh represented Princeton's only base runners. Allen's leadoff double in the sixth was perhaps Princeton's best chance to score, but Allen was caught between third and home during the frame for the second out.
Kuhn and Brown combined to allow only four hits and two walks, with Brown taking over for Kuhn for the final three innings.
Princeton will resume Ivy League play Saturday and Sunday at '95 Field with a pair of 12:30 doubleheaders against Columbia. The weekend is pivotal for Princeton, which stands with Columbia and Cornell four games back of division leader Penn with eight games to play.