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Latest City News for February 2013
Mayor Williams and the City of Wilmington Welcome New Business to Downtown WilmingtonPosted on 02/28/2013 15:00 PM
Event to be held at 227 N. Market Street at 5:00pm Friday, March 1, 2013
Dispose of Hazardous Waste Materials or Electronic Equipment and Shred Your Documents on Saturday, March 2Posted on 02/27/2013 13:28 PM
The event will be held at the Wilmington Riverfront (Frawley Stadium Parking Lot), 801 South Madison Street.
City of Wilmington Launches the Department of Public Works Online "Report It/Resolve It" ProgramPosted on 02/27/2013 13:12 PM
To make a request or log a complaint, visit this link: http://reportitresolveit.wilmingtonde.gov/
City of Wilmington and Mayor Williams Host Lunch and Learn at the Redding Gallery in the Louis L. Redding City/County BuildingPosted on 02/27/2013 11:28 AM
Visitors are encouraged to bring a lunch or visit the City Cafe located on the Mezzanine level in the Louis L. Redding City/County Building.
East 4th Street Bridge Closing TemporarilyPosted on 02/25/2013 09:45 AM
For more information please contact DelDOT at (302) 760-2080.
Wilmington Fire Department Asks Public's Assistance in Arson InvestigationsPosted on 02/20/2013 14:54 PM
Anyone with information regarding these incidents is asked to contact Inspector Lewis Jefferies at (302) 576-3126.
Local Pastor, Wilmington Police Department, Downtown Visions Lead Community Clean-up EventPosted on 02/19/2013 15:03 PM
The clean-up took place on Saturday, February 16, 2013.
Council Member Darius Brown Urges His Constituents and Others to Earn Their GED NOW!Posted on 02/19/2013 10:30 AM
Brown, City Council Colleagues and State and Local Education Officials Say the GED Test is Changing Significantly, Possibly Making It More Difficult to Achieve and More Expensive to Obtain!
Mayor's Office Gives Out Free Hugs & Coffee at the NCC Courthouse With Community LeadersPosted on 02/14/2013 15:50 PM
"This sort of warm and kind gesture is the first step in the healing process for our city," said Mayor Williams.
Officer Justin Wilkers 5K Walk/Run BenefitPosted on 02/13/2013 11:48 AM
Runners can pre-register online at www.races2run.com for $25, or register the day of the race at Kelley's Logan House for $30.
Mayor Williams Issues Statement Regarding Shooting at New Castle County CourthousePosted on 02/11/2013 16:57 PM
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams has issued the following statement regarding the shooting that took place this morning at the courthouse located in Wilmington, Delaware on 4th and King Streets.
Kash Srinivasan Retires as the Commissioner of Public WorksPosted on 02/08/2013 11:46 AM
In 1997, Kash was appointed Commissioner of Public Works by Mayor James H. Sills and reappointed by Mayor James M. Baker in 2001.
Mayor Williams and the City of Wilmington Mourn the Loss and Give Condolences to the Family of Ioannis KostikidisPosted on 02/07/2013 16:18 PM
"This type of heinous, senseless violence will not be tolerated by this Administration or this Police Department," said Mayor Williams.
Mayor Dennis P. Williams and Chief Christine Dunning Announce the Capture of the Suspect in the Shooting of Officer Justin WilkersPosted on 02/05/2013 15:30 PM
Officer Wilkers remains at the Christiana Care Hospital in stable condition and will undergo surgery today.
Mayor Dennis P. Williams and Police Chief Christine Dunning Address Yesterday's Shooting of Wilmington Police OfficerPosted on 02/04/2013 11:00 AM
The Wilmington Police Department is actively investigating the incident and working closely with the Attorney General's Office and Federal agencies.
Mayor Williams Joins National Bipartisan Coalition of Mayors Committed to Ending Gun Violence Across AmericaPosted on 02/01/2013 11:05 AM
Mayor Williams is also urging colleagues, constituents, and violence prevention advocates to sign the petition at DemandAPlan.org, where the coalition has also launched an online video campaign featuring testimonials from gun violence survivors and family


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ALABAMA SHAKES, THE SALTAIR, Friday, March 8, 7:30 p.m., $27 day of show
I thought the hype surrounding Alabama Shakes was outrageously out of proportion a year ago when the band played The State Room and had a deafening buzz before their album, Boys & Girls, had even been released. Since then, they've closed opening night of 2012's Bonnaroo festival, had their tune "Always Alright" play over the closing credits of Oscar-winning flick Silver Linings Playbook, been nominated for a Best New Artist Grammy, and played Saturday Night Live just a couple weeks back. So, yeah, the hype is still pretty heavy. At that State Room show, I was underwhelmed. At best they seemed like little more than a top-notch bar band, and stretching one album into a headlining set proved tricky. Even so, there was no denying Brittany Howard's appeal as a frontwoman, playing guitar and wailing with genuine passion. On the best tracks of Boys & Girls, and on some of the televised performances of Alabama Shakes I've seen in the past year, she seems incredibly comfortable on the big stage. And that's what they have for their Friday show at the Saltair, where they'll be joined by Michael Kiwanuka, Sam Doores and Riley Dowling opening the show.


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"I was raised in an Iowa farm town," says Brian Gumm, 33. "The borders of my imaginative world were pretty tightly drawn. At EMU those borders exploded in a good way." Gumm, who graduated this spring from Eastern Mennonite University (EMU), chose the dual degree program with EMU's seminary and Center f ...More


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Place the turnovers in the baking pan, brush with the egg white, and sprinkle lightly with sugar. (If you are making these ahead, you can cover the pan with plastic wrap and refrigerate them for up to 4 hours before baking.) Bake for 15 to 17 minutes, until golden brown. Remove form the oven and serve warm.


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This question was posed to me a couple of weeks ago by a CTU student. I stopped and thought to myself, "How do I answer this question?" I wondered whether I would be able to articulate my feeling and thoughts in a way they would reveal my true self. The truth to that question was, "of course."
Some would think that this is a loaded question, but in reality it is a simple one. I walk with my spirituality every day by consciously treating my fellow man or woman the way that I want to be treated. It sounds so easy but it can be a struggle sometimes. We are so busy with our everyday lives that we do not see each other; I mean really see each other. Think about this: we all have encounters daily that irritate us and sometimes we do not react in the Christian way. The thing is, we know better. We know how to love our neighbor but we don't always display that. We look at TV and see the hardship of someone we don't even know and we exude sympathy and empathy for them, but we cannot treat the people we stand next to every day with kindness and love.
For me, walking in my spirituality is knowing that this thing we call life is a privilege and it should always be treated that way. It is my inner path, the place I feel the safest, and where my spiritual well-being lives. I am not saying we should all walk around like Pollyanna, but the truth is, would it be so bad?
Stop and ask yourself: "How do I walk in my spirituality?" See what answer you give and then go deeper and ask yourself whether you live this spirituality every day, some days or never? There is no wrong or right answer; just something for all of us to ponder.
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CD-adapco's new STAR-CCM+ v8.06 release enhances its user experience, simulation scope and turnaround time.
New York and London. October 23, 2013
CD-adapco, the largest privately held CFD focused CAE provider, announced today the release of STAR-CCM+ v8.06, the third release in 2013 of their flagship simulation tool.
"The fundamental objective of the STAR-CCM+ v8 releases is to significantly improve the overall user experience, to expand the application coverage and to boost turnaround times," says Senior VP of Product Management, Jean-Claude Ercolanelli.
Enhanced User Experience
"A significant challenge for simulation engineers lies in ensuring consistency of processes across large organizations or geographically dispersed teams," says Ercolanelli. "To address this, we are offering the Simulation Assistant, an interactive user interface that allows users to reproduce best practices and deploy them across the whole organization, ensuring repeatability of processes and enforcing consistency of results."
The Simulation Assistant is also the perfect tool for introducing new or inexperienced engineers to their simulation process, following a tailored step-by-step approach that guides the engineer through each of the stages necessary to obtain high quality results.
STAR-CCM+ v8.06 also introduces STAR-SpaceClaim, a new CAD Client and bi-directional and associative connectivity for all CAD clients. This means that parametric design studies are driven by the simulation model while geometry is updated by the CAD package, again ensuring ease-of-use and a single source geometry file.
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"Multiphase flows have been perceived as being difficult to simulate because multiphase models are often restricted to a narrow range of applications. Many industrial-type problems fall into the gap between these models," says Ercolanelli. "One of our ongoing development focuses in STAR-CCM+ involves making multiphase flows more accessible to all of our users, closing the gaps and allowing you to tackle a wider range of industrial applications."
STAR-CCM+ v8.06 introduces Reynolds Stress Modeling for Eulerian Multiphase, which improves the accuracy of swirling flow and vortex simulations. This new multicomponent boiling model allows components to evaporate individually, aiding in the modeling of refinery and distillation processes. The ability to simulate multiphase models with overset meshes opens up the possibility to address problems such as ice buildup on aircraft wing flaps or spray painting. DEM (Discrete Element Method) particles can now carry an active scalar that can be used to simulate applications such as tablet coating thickness or moisture content for wood chip drying.
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"Being able to simulate only part of a problem is not enough," says Ercolanelli. "We are engaged in allowing our users to 'simulate systems' in their full complexity. Part of that commitment includes improving solver performance so that users can simulate phenomena that occur on an industrial scale and in an acceptable amount of time."
Users of DEM will notice substantial performance improvements in STAR-CCM+ v8.06, with simulations taking as little as 30% of the time taken in previous versions. Central to these improvements have been optimizations to the core DEM algorithms and a new "skinning" option to avoid repeated contact detection. The introduction of a new parallel trimmer will allow the faster creation of larger meshes, thus increasing overall productivity.
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Mayor Williams Issues Statement Regarding Saturday's Shooting in City's North Side
Posted on 01/28/2013 9:00 am
Wilmington Mayor Dennis Williams has issued the following statement regarding the shooting that took place on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 24th & Market Streets on the City's North Side:
(Wilmington, DE) - Saturday night at 24th and Market Streets a shooting took place resulting in the death of one male juvenile, and sending one twenty something female to the hospital.
"I want to first convey my condolences on behalf of the City to the families of the victims of this senseless crime of violence. I want to assure the community that a thorough investigation is now underway and the Wilmington Police Department will work tirelessly to find the individual or individuals who were involved."
"Let me also underscore that in this city violence will not be tolerated, every life is precious. My top priority is keeping our communities safe. But this is a huge task that requires all of us working together. Law enforcement cannot do it alone."
"We urge you to help us bring these perpetrators to justice – anyone with information about tonight's incident should contact the Wilmington Police Department as soon as possible at (302) 654-5151. Thank you for your assistance and attention."


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The first biography of Bruce Springsteen in 25 years to be written with his cooperation, Bruce covers four decades of the musician and Hall of Fame inductee's career in intimate detail. With unprecedented access, biographer and journalist Peter Ames Carlin collected candid interviews with Springsteen, his family and inner circle to weave a rich narrative chronicling the life and times of the Jersey-born rock luminary.
This month, Carlin spoke at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Library and Archives, part of the Author Series, which brings journalists, critics and scholars to the Library and Archives for free readings and discuss sessions. In this interview, Carlin shares the art of being a biographer, separating objectivity from fandom, how he gained Springsteen's trust, the incredible stories he gathered while researching the book and more.
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The Adobe Flash add-on might not work in Windows Internet Explorer if you're using the 64-bit edition of Internet Explorer or have disabled the add-on. ActiveX Filtering in Internet Explorer 9 can also prevent the add-on from working.
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Ken O'Keefe leaves Iowa to join Dolphins staff
The Miami Dolphins have gone the college route to find a couple more assistants for Joe Philbin's staff.
Former Iowa offensive coordinator Ken O'Keefe also accepted a position as the Dolphins receiver coach, reuniting with his old friend and former protege.
As previously reported in the Sun-Sentinel, Lou Anarumo left Purdue to become Miami's defensive backs coach, and Phil McGeoghan leaves the University of South Florida to become assistant wide receivers coach for the Dolphins.
O'Keefe has been Iowa's offensive coordinator since 1999. Before that O'Keefe was the head coach at Allegheny College from 1990-97, and at Fordham University in 1998.
He has a college football record of 83-17-1 as a head coach, and his Allegheny team went 13-0-1 and won the NCAA Division III National Football Championship in 1990.
Philbin was the offensive coordinator/ offensive line coach on O'Keefe's Allegheny College staff from 1990-93, and credits him as a mentor.
O'Keefe, 58, was known for tutoring quarterbacks on Kirk Ferentz's staff, and has helped Brad Banks, Drew Tate and Ricky Stanzi develop as solid college quarterbacks.
In 2011, Iowa's offense was led by senior receiver Marvin McNutt, Jr., junior quarterback James Vandenberg and sophomore tailback Marcus Coker. McNutt, who set a single-season (1,315) and career (2,861) records for receiving yards and touchdowns (12 and 28). His 82 receptions tied the single-season record.
Vandenberg threw for 3,022 yards and 25 touchdowns, completing 58.7% of his pass attempts. Coker's rushing total of 1,384 yards ranks fourth best for a single season at
This will be O'Keefe's first season as a coach in the NFL.
A report in the Calgary Herald also claims Randy Melvin has resigned from his position as the defensive line coach for the CFL's B.C. Lions to join the Dolphins coaching staff.
Considering Kacy Rodgers will coach Miami's defensive linemen, Mevlin might coach the pass rushers, or serve as a position assistant, or become a quality control coach on the defense.
Melvin spent six seasons in the NFL coaching defensive linemen with the Patriots (2000-01) and Browns (2005-08), but has coaches defensive linemen on the college level at Eastern Illinois, Wyoming, Purdue, Rutgers, Illinois, Temple and Rutgers since 1988. He spent one season with the B.C. Lions after leaving Greg Schiano's Rutgers staff.


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GERMANY: Jack Wolfskin full-year turnover falls 7.9%
German outdoor clothing specialist Jack Wolfskin has reported a 7.9% decline in full-year turnover, dampened by difficult market conditions in Germany and Austria.
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ZF-3809: Update documentation with additional info
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Man takes cash but fails to share profits, deputies allege
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 10:52 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 10:52 a.m.
The Davidson County Sheriff's Office alleges a Trinity man scammed a 61-year-old Lexington woman of more than $10,000.
James Ronald Stimmel Jr., 67, of 3082 Old Mountain Road, was arrested Thursday under the charge of felony obtaining property by false pretense. He was placed in the Davidson County Detention Center under a $5,000 secured bond and given a court date of Feb. 28.
R.M. Welch of the Davidson County Sheriff's Office alleges Stimmel's offense occurred between June 6-12, 2012.
The sheriff's office says Stimmel obtained $11,000 in cash from the woman by telling her that he would buy and sell vehicles at an auction and in return would share profits from the vehicle sales. Welch stated in the arrest warrant that Stimmel had cut communication with the woman after he received the cash and made no effort to bring the woman any share of the profits.
An arrest warrant was issued for Stimmel's arrest Oct. 16, 2012.
Capt. Mitch Kepley of the sheriff's office alleges the man scammed the woman over the Internet. He said Stimmel used a social networking site.
It was unclear Friday morning the website that was used during the alleged scam.
"At some point, he approached her about the idea of selling cars," Kepley said.
Detectives interviewed the victim and reviewed receipts and transfers.
Kepley said he wasn't aware of any other victims but encouraged anyone who may be one to contact the sheriff's office at 242-2105.
Kepley and Maj. E. Brian Grubb, the chief deputy of the Davidson County Sheriff's Office, remind residents to be cautious regarding the Internet.
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War seems to be an inevitable state of being for humanity. In the nearly four millennia of recorded history there have been few in which a war was not waged somewhere on earth. While the exhibition WAR/PHOTOGRAPHY: Images of Armed Conflict and Its Aftermath holds up a photographic mirror, starting in 1846, the museum's collection has many works that depict war and those who participated in combat, and objects that help us reflect upon the irreplaceable losses.


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Thursday, April 14, 2011
Supernova Quilt-Along: Completing the Top
There are a lot of ways to go about choosing fabric and colors, but in this case, I decided on a basic color palette first, before I even chose a single print. The palette I had in mind was golds, oranges, deep plummy pinks, and aquas, on a charcoal gray background. How did I come up with this palette? It was inspired by a line of fabric that I love, but of which I don't own a single scrap: Heather Ross's Mendocino line. Beautiful prints in gorgeous, rich colors—and since I don't own any of the prints myself, I thought a quilt in those colors would be the next best thing. Once I had my palette nailed down, I pulled prints from my stash that fit, and ordered a few more to round things out.
So how can you apply this strategy to your quilting? First, for color inspiration, just look around! Your palette could be inspired by a line of fabric, like mine was, but color inspiration is everywhere. Think out-of-the-box when you're looking for colors! Home decor magazines, the paint color chips at Home Depot, even one of my 4-year-old daughter's dresses have all served as inspiration for me in the past. There's also a fantastic blog called Design Seeds that is nothing but color palettes—4 or 5 new ones each day, all based on gorgeous photos, and all just begging to be made into quilts. : )
Once you've decided on your colors, go to your stash and/or your local quilt shop and pull everything you see in those shades. Then start narrowing down prints from there, being sure to keep scale and pattern in mind (but that's a whole different subject for a different post!). And of course, you can also order fabric online, but be aware that colors don't always look the same in person as they do on a computer screen, so you run the risk of your prints not matching up as well in "real life" as you thought they would when you ordered them.
If you'd like to learn more about this, I highly recommend Jeni's series "The Art of Choosing," on her blog In Color Order. There are some great strategies here, and I don't think there could be anyone better qualified to write such a series than Jeni, who always pulls such beautiful fabric stacks. And if you're still having trouble, you can always let somebody else pick your fabric for you! Order a custom quilt-ready fabric bundle from one of the many online quilt stores that carry them. My favorite source for custom bundles is Fabricworm. This has the added benefit of taking the guesswork out of on-screen color matching.
Okay, I hope that helps. Now let's finish those Supernova tops. : )
Our first step, obviously, is to assemble the blocks. This is pretty straightforward—sew your blocks together in rows of three, then sew the rows together. As you are pinning together your blocks, start by matching up your straight seams in the center of the blocks (the part that makes up the vertical/horizontal part of the supernova). Then work your way out toward the corner of the blocks and the bias seams.
In places where straight seams meet bias seams, keep an eye out for a little triangle of your background fabric that should show up in the seam allowance (shown here with the dark gray of my background). Make sure your bias seams are lined up just as you did in the first part of the block-piecing isntructions. Then, as you sew, the new stitches should just nick the bottom of that little triangle. If you can manage that, all those seams should come together quite nicely.
Once you have your blocks assembled, it's time for the borders. This diagram shows how to piece the border strips—two long background sections, connected by your small pieces of constrasting solid, and a short or medium background section on each end of the strip.
Attaching the pieced borders to the quilt is also quite straightforward. Starting with the borders with the short (5" x 8") sections at each end, pin the borders to your quilt top. The contrasting strips in your border serve as a handy way to accurately align the borders with the rest of the top. Match up the contrasting strips with the vertical part of your Supernova, as shown above.
Once those three strips are aligned and pinned, go back and pin the rest of the border, then sew. (If you have trouble getting everything to align correctly, you may want to consider using your walking foot.)
Repeat with the other three border strips. And there it is, a completed Supernova quilt top!
Tomorrow I'll be bringing back "Friday Flickr Finds" after a long absence (during which I didn't have much time to scour Flickr!). Tomorrow's finds will be Supernova-themed, so check back for all kinds of eye candy. And just a reminder: There's a FQ bundle of Castle Peeps that's currently burning a hole in my stash, but it's reserved for one of my Supernova participants! To enter the giveaway for the Castle Peeps, just complete your Supernova quilt no later than May 12. That means there's still plenty of time to join the quilt-along and catch up! And for those of you who are comfortable working ahead and would like to get a jump on that giveaway deadline, please feel free to do so.
Thanks for quilting along with me! This continues to be such a blast. Come back next week for some ideas on pieced Supernova backs. Until next time!
14 comments:
- Kiera said...
Just wanted to say that even though I didn't join in this (didn't know if I was good enough yet to pull it off) I really appreciate all the time you put into posting and sharing this.
- April 14, 2011 at 6:31 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
Morning Lee...looking good there...and so quickly to a finish....I didn't have the time to work with you guys this time...but when I do make the supernova quilt; I will show it on here...I really love the pattern...thank you.
- April 14, 2011 at 7:35 AM
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- April 14, 2011 at 9:41 AM
- Katie B. said...
Very exciting! I'm so excited to get this finished. And I see you used a neutral print as the accent in your border. I'm thinking about using the stone-colored Cobblestone print from Central Park for mine.
- April 14, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Linz said...
Oops - wrong google account - that YEA! was from me... :)
- April 14, 2011 at 10:28 AM
- Linda said...
I hate to admit that I'm the Linda who asked, but gosh, I'm grateful you took the time to reply. Sometimes I just can't believe I've been making quilts since 1976, and still don't "get" color basics. It's more than a practical skill, I think. There's got to be an extra ounce of giftedness in one's ability to choose, and you have at least two or three ounces!
I have a dark green block in my Supernova that has got to go. I'm having trouble finding the right color and prints to make a new block, but am thinking to go with something completely different - purple. So, aqua, orange, yellow, olive green and... purple. Hmm. Or maybe just another yellow.
- April 14, 2011 at 11:18 AM
- Catskill Quilter said...
Thanks for your interesting post, and thanks too for your link to In Color Order and Design Seeds!
- April 14, 2011 at 12:18 PM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Awesome finish today! This has been a super fun quilt-along, I'm so glad I got to participate :)
- April 14, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- felicity said...
Yay! I'm still behind (have 4 blocks pieced) but I really feel like this is the week I'm going to get caught up. Thanks again, Lee!
- April 14, 2011 at 2:12 PM
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- April 14, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Caroline@ToffleCraft said...
Well done with running this quilt-along. It looks as though you've inspired a bunch of beautiful projects.
I wanted to say thank you for the link to Design Seeds. It's a beautiful site and feels very exciting to me right now :) The right combination of beauty and quilting love all at once. Have you ever used their palate suggestions to make a quilt?
- April 14, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- My Sweet Prairie said...
Oooh Brilliant color scheme Lee! Wow. That rocks!
- April 14, 2011 at 10:46 PM
- Leanne said...
Thanks for the great discussion on choosing colours. And the give away. When you say finished, do you mean sandwiched, quilted, bound and washed or just the top done?
- April 15, 2011 at 9:15 AM
- Marlene @ KISSed Quilts . com said...
Can't wait to see how people quilt these!
- April 15, 2011 at 9:17 AM


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next door to magic
If you've got kids like mine you've spent the last twelve or so years finding little piles of sticks in random corners of the house where sticks don't really seem to belong.
Even though the piles are a bit grubby at best and a fire hazard at worst, I'm always reluctant to just chuck the carefully chosen bundles out. And now I've found the perfect solution.
Happy crafternoon :)
fun stuff : stick art (the boys will love this too)
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Labels: craft . found objects . fun stuff
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great idea! I can totally see string these up with twine to make a 'wind chime' for the bedroomReplyDelete
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At the beauty parlor in the middle of the afternoon.
Fluff, fluff. Squirt. Squirt.
The Stylist: "Well, what do you think?"
The Lady stares ahead and says in her head, "Go back to what you were saying about Kentucky Fried Chicken."
The Stylist puts her final touches on The Lady's hair. Fresh color. Fresh cut. Fresh fried chicken. That's what The Stylist said she wanted for dinner. Fried chicken with coleslaw on the side.
I'm at that part of a raw-food fast where fried meat sounds ridiculous but interesting, like an old boyfriend that I would like to strut in front of, especially since my hair looks so good right now.
Truth is, I know more about fried chicken than I do about old boyfriends or raw food fasts. I'm about to go to a high school reunion where there is no romantic drama for me, and the last time I tried a raw food fast, I made it to 5 p.m. Then I went and ate, yes, chicken.
Surprise, surprise, surprise. I've made it to the end of day five of what is intended to be a 30-day fast. I'm shocked. I'm tempted to say, "You're doing this!" But I try to save all that positive speak for my clients. My eyebrows are internally raised. I'm suspicious…of myself. I thought I would've bailed by now. I haven't had fried chicken in a long time, and I haven't had any cooked food (animal or otherwise) in five days. Not even butternut squash soup. I've discriminated between raw and roasted almonds. I've joked about Wheat Thins, but then I let it go. I thought the eggrolls my family ate tonight smelled delicious, but I ate salad, and I was happy.
Go back to the part where you thought you would've bailed by now.
I thought I would've bailed by now. Nope. Apples and peanut butter and spring mix and trail mix and avocados and peppers and soy protein smoothies with frozen blueberries. Juice with lettuce, cucumber, celery, and lemon and lime. Raw ginger cookies from Whole Foods.
Despite what I've read, despite what I've seen about people bouncing off walls with energy, nearly raising from the dead, I didn't think that would be me. I thought I would be weakened and desperate, out hunting my own rotisserie chicken by now. I hesitated to blog about it (not just because I thought I would quit, but because I'm supposed to be blogging every day, and I bailed on that). Maybe tonight I was going to watch Project Runway and journal about how I should be blogging and how I should've stuck to that raw food fast. I have questioned if I had the energy for another big transformation into someone who actually does what she says she's going to do, but here I am, blogging and drinking herbal tea. Not righteous, but a little impressed. Here I am feeling stronger, not weaker. Maybe strong enough to flip this dining room table over. Okay, so I'm stronger AND a little irritable.
Later that night. The Lady looks in her own mirror. She takes the Aveeno cleansing cream from the cabinet.
Fluff, fluff.
The Lady talking to herself (as usual): Stop looking at your hair and wash your face.
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Recap | Final Stats | Notes | Photo Gallery
"Offensively, we certainly didn't play in a manner that would give us much breathing room; starting with our nine first half turnovers. Once again, we struggled at the free throw line. For the second game in a row, we struggled shooting threes. Two games in a row now we're five for twenty-nine from three, and not a whole lot better from the foul line. It puts extra pressure on your defense, especially when you're playing against a team like Dartmouth, whose team is going to play possession basketball. They're going to pass and move the ball as well as cut and screen for a good portion of the shot clock. I thought for the most part our guys played pretty good defense. They had good defensive discipline. But once again, with the way we did not convert and with our turnovers, we just didn't give ourselves a lot of breathing room this afternoon. Once again, I thought Carrick's performance was tremendous because of the energy and the effort. He comes down with a double-double; fourteen rebounds, five blocks, four steals. He's a stat sheet stuffer. I was really pleased with the way he played today. I thought Jahii was really good on the ball. It was probably his best overall effort guarding the ball out front through the course of the game. I was also pleased to be able to get Kenny Martininto the game. I still really believe he has outstanding potential for us. His body is going to go through some physical transformation. He's really busy learning all the new parts of college basketball."
"That's Kenny's game. He's a high motor, high energy guy. I think once he's able to play and not think so much (because he really does have a lot on his plate right now in terms of learning), we'll see even a better mode. When you go back to how he played with his club teams and with his summer teams, that was the thing that caught your eye. He was relentless. I think that motor has slowed a little bit only because there's so much new in front of him. Once he's able to just play naturally, our team will really benefit from his motor."
"We had a bigger lineup. I thought that group in particular had a nice stretch for us. I thought the size helped us on defense with some of the match-ups. Dartmouth had a pretty formidable size and strength team. They didn't have an aircraft carrier in the middle, but they were big, strong young men."
"I think we have to play better. I really do. Things are rarely as good or as bad as they may first appear. If we shoot the ball better, even Wednesday night, at any number of intersections during the game it has a completely different feel. I don't care who you're playing, if you add up our last two games from three, and what we have shot at the free throw line, you better be really good on defense. You better be converting a very high percentage of your two point shots. Those numbers are clearly outliers. They're big numbers, and not in our favor. I keep that kind of in mind because I think we have some pretty good shooters that for whatever reason, haven't shot their best."
"I think he has matured so much. He has already demonstrated this season that he can maybe not shoot his best, but still greatly impact the game. He's already demonstrated that he can weather foul trouble, stay connected, and still come back and really impact the game. He's already demonstrated that even on a night where he's not getting many shots or scoring, he still can have a significant impact on the game. He's playing both ends of the floor. There are certain things that stand out because you can look at stats sheets. There are other things that you have to watch the game or listen to conversations to know. He's done so much for our team beyond even the stat sheet. His leadership is just exemplary. His defense has been outstanding. Night in, night out, he's guarding the other team's best player; whether it's a bigger guy like McDermott or whether it's a guard. His defensive versatility has been tremendous. We've asked him to do a great deal and he's delivered. Good things happen to good people and because of his attitude and his approach, and his caring of his teammates; he's just so easy to cheer for. He's just so easy to want to do well."
"It didn't limit us. I think they did a good job of playing their game. That's what they do. They do it well enough to the extent that they're not going to turn it over. They're going to reverse the ball and run action. You have to stay disciplined and focused on defense. Through this stretch of non-conference games now, we've played such a wide variety of styles. We played on one end Arkansas and DePaul. On the other end we played Hartford and Dartmouth, who run the Princeton offense. We played Creighton, who maybe has the best transition game that I've seen. Our schedule, if anything, has really given us a wide variety of styles. We've gone against pressing teams, zone teams, multiple defensive teams, and man-to-man teams. Even today, our guys had to contend with them switching between their matchup and their man-to-man. We really have had a wide variety of styles to contend with here early in the season."
"They definitely played a good game. Our thing was to have a lot of energy, and to compete from the beginning to the end of the game. I think we started off the game a little show, but we sped up in the second half. The whole game was a grind."
"Yes, I believe so. I always come through in the clutch time. By me putting in the work during the summer and my teammates giving me confidence and courage to play my game. I have Jahii Carson, Evan Gordon, and Jordan Bachynskialways in my ear with this great energy. Just knowing that, I just go out there and play hard."
"I think it's a concern, because we always want to be ready with confidence. Every day is going to be a constant grind, as every game is going to be a battle. I think we need to be more aware that we can't start off slow, and not let the other team punch us first. They were out there grinding us on their offense, and they knew what they wanted to do. So that's when we have to come through, and have great defense."
ON PLAYING WITH Kenny Martin
"Kenny Martinis a unique person. He has great energy. That's what we need from him everyday. Coach Sendek preached to him, that he might not get as much playing time but you can tell when he gets on the court he wants to learn and do things right. Tonight, he came on and had great energy. He got us offensive and defensive rebounds, and that's what we need from him."
ON Kenny Martin BEING HELPFUL
"He's quick, can guard the perimeter and the post, which is good for us. It allows us to pressure the ball more. With his athleticism, he's able to get stops. We have better opportunities for blocks so we can get back in transition.
"I thought it brought some physical play. Just by having all the trees out there, we kind of scared the other team. With them driving, and knowing they can't get easy shots in the board. It was a good line out that coach Sendek mixed up. Everyone on the bench has to be ready to play, because you never know what coach wants us to do.
"I think next week will be a great opportunity for us, to finally have a game on the road. We haven't played on the road for a while, since Las Vegas. Usually we have a game every three days, but now having a whole week off before we play we can go into practice and stay focused. We have to try to better each and everyday.
"With those teams they grind their offense. They know what they want to do, have guys to go to and like to get open shots. we have to keep picking up the ball and forcing them to make turnovers. Teams like to come here and slow us down. They don't come in with a lot of confidence. They try to slow us down, while throwing different defensives at us with the zone, and trying to get us off balance. We have to keep focus, come in and punch them in the face first. When we play teams like Texas Tech and other teams in conference, we can't have any leeway. With teams like this, we have to make a statement, so when we go into conference teams know that we weren't playing any games in our conference."
"Yes, it's kind of like Hartford. They worked hard, and is a good three point shooting team. They didn't really press us, they tried to get in a half set to slow us down. I think we did a pretty good job at making them play our speed, with the fast temple. Getting them tired, out of that offensive, and stop looking for three's. They started getting fatigued, getting easy buckets, and going to the basket were we have shoot blockers and guys who can make plays on the defensive end. That's what got our energy going, when they started taking fatigued shots, and that's what got us ways baskets on the fast break in."
"We just have to keep feeding him the ball. Shooters are going to have off night, but you still have to feed them the ball. There's going to be some games were he's hot, and others were he's cold. But we try to mix them in on the fast break, get to the basket, and to the free throw line, just getting him heated up. Evan Gordon is a great guy, he doesn't care if he scores 20 points or 7 points. But he definitely has a presents on defense, which helps us out. He takes pressure off of me when i'm on the ball, as well as Carrick Felixon the wings on the star players he normally guards. So, he really helps us out, and doesn't complain. Bu when he's feeling it, we will give it to him, and when he's not start getting him some touches so he can start feeling it soon."
"We definitely want to try to isolate him. He pretty much has a mismatch every time he goes down there, nobody is over 6'8" that's guarding him. So, he definitely has a mismatch down there. We want to get his confidence going. Coming up here, with these next couple of games going into conference, we want him to start pounding it inside and getting easy buckets. Once he starts getting easy buckets, teams have to double him. That opens up for Jonathan Gilling, Carrick Felix, and Evan Gordonfor the three, as well as me being able to cut and get easy layups. So he's a key factor in our offense, and want him to get going early."
"I think it's going to be another test for us. Playing against DePaul was ugly. That game dropped us down, and people started underestimating us again. But if we go on the road and get a win against Texas Tech, I think it'll give us a nice energy boost coming in to the game back here at home and then back into conference. If we beat Texas Tech it will be a confidence booster."
"I'm trying to get mentally focused, just for every game period. Just positive energy, which my teammates bring. Getting my body ready, being well rested, and staying mentally focused is key. I'm going to go out there and play the best I can."


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A Daytona Beach doughnut shop bookkeeper going to the bank to make a deposit was robbed of more than $40,000 in the parking lot, a police incident report shows.
The 62-year-old bookkeeper for Krispy Kreme at 980 W. International Speedway Blvd. was taking the money at nearly the same time as she did every day, police said.
The robbery occurred in the parking lot of the Krispy Kreme at 3:45 p.m. Tuesday.
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The editors of the New England Journal of Medicine last week ran a letter from the authors of a controversial lung cancer screening study that admitted they had received $3.6 million from the parent of Liggett Tobacco. The money had been funneled through a non-profit housed at Weill-Cornell Medical School in New York called the Foundation for Lung Cancer: Early Detection, Prevention and Treatment, whose name but not funding source had appeared in the original 2006 article. In an editorial last week, the editors expressed concern about accepting money from tobacco companies to fund lung cancer research, but did not categorically state they would not have run the study had they known. "Given the enormous burden of smoking-related illness and the ongoing sale of cigarettes and other forms of tobacco, one might question the advisability of research entities accepting funding from tobacco companies except through the American Legacy Foundation, which distributes funds received through the Master Settlement Agreement with U.S. tobacco companies," they wrote.
In a related correction, the nation's best-known medical journal also confirmed that Weill-Cornell researchers Claudia Henschke and David Yankelevitz had received royalties from pending patents licensed to General Electric. The patents involved methods of assessing tumor growth from reading imaging tests used in the study. Last month, the editors of NEJM responded to complaints about the researchers' failure to disclose about a dozen patents and pending patents with a statement claiming the authors had disclosed the information in forms submitted to the journal, but the editors had dismissed their relevance to the article. Asked whether the editors were retracting their earlier statement on the patents' relevance, NEJM spokeswoman Karen Pedersen told Integrity in Science Watch that "there would have been no correction without the royalties."
Four Elite Colleges Admit Taking Tobacco Money
Four Massachusetts universities have received funds for scientific research from the nation's largest cigarette maker, according to a report last week in the Boston Globe. Since 2000, scientists at Boston University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Massachusetts have received research grants from Philip Morris USA. In addition, Tufts University admitted receiving one small grant in 2006 from the Philip Morris External Research Program, whose grants were used primarily for heart disease and cancer research, according to company spokesman David M. Sylvia.
Globally, Philip Morris USA still funds 470 different research projects that so far have produced 1,000 scientific articles, Sylvia told the Globe. The company ended the program last year. Boston University alone received $4 million over the last decade from the company to examine tobacco-related diseases, reported the university's medical campus provost, Karen Antman. At UMass, a spokeswoman said that although the school has no current research supported by tobacco, the school has accepted "no more than" $2 million over the past decade. Harvard Medical School ordered its faculty to stop pursuing new tobacco funded grants in July 2004. However, researchers with ongoing projects funded by tobacco companies were allowed to continue.
In the 1950s, cigarette companies began funding university researchers who downplayed the dangers of smoking. About a decade ago, some universities stopped accepting grants from tobacco companies. "Taking money from the tobacco industry to conduct scientific research is like the DA taking money from the Mafia to conduct investigations of crime," Gregory Connolly, a Harvard School of Public Health professor and former director of the Massachusetts Tobacco Control Program, told the Globe.
Congress Considers FACA Overhaul
A subcommittee of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform last week held a FACA was passed in 1972 amid concerns that federal agency decision makers were overly influenced by special interests. Critics say that over the years court rulings and the agencies themselves have weakened its provisions for transparency of advisory committee proceedings and independence of committee members. "[T]he Executive Branch has violated the spirit, if not the letter, of FACA and damaged the credibility of the agencies," Sidney Shapiro of the Center for Progressive Reform testified at the hearing. "[FACA] has failed to achieve its goals because of judicial missteps and administrative efforts to avoid accountability."
The revamped act, H.R. 5687 sponsored by Rep. William L. Clay (D-MO), would require agencies to post on their websites information about the conflicts of interest of committee appointees, and whether the appointees were subject to screening for conflicts of interest. A 2004 GAO report found that many federal agencies were appointing committee members as representatives of stakeholder groups, a move that bypasses the conflict of interest screening normally required by FACA. The proposed legislation also would close loopholes in the existing law that enable federal agencies to contract with private entities—which are not subject to conflict of interest prohibitions—to do advisory committee work and to exempt certain types of committees from conflict of interest requirements.
Reps Investigate ACC Influence
Representatives John Dingell (D-MI) and Bart Stupak (D-MI) of the House Energy and Commerce Committee are investigating the American Chemistry Council's (ACC) relationship to the International Society for Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology (ISRTP), which publishes the journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology. In 2002, several scientists noted "apparent conflicts of interests, lack of transparency, and absence of editorial independence" in the journal, and suggested that the ACC's funding of ISRTP may have led to bias in the journal toward studies that promote the chemical industry. The lawmakers' letter last week to ACC president Jack Gerard also asks for information related to the trade group's request that the Environmental Protection Agency remove toxicologist Deborah Rice from an agency panel charged with reviewing the toxicity of flame retardants. The letter asks the ACC to explain its request for Rice's removal and to explain why the group raised no objections to a series of researchers with financial ties to industry who served on previous EPA panels. "Please explain why [these researchers'] circumstances are distinguishable from that of Dr. Deborah Rice," the letter asks.
Clorox Deal Causes Sierra Club Schism
The Sierra Club has suspended the leadership of its Florida chapter following the chapter's criticism of a deal between the national environmental group and the Clorox Company. The group's national board voted March 25 to suspend the chapter's executive committee, which had objected to the organization's 2007 agreement to place the Sierra Club name and logo on a new line of Clorox cleaning products that will be marketed under the name "Green Works." The deal includes a fee paid to the group based on product sales. The deal was negotiated late last year while the company was being fined $95,000 by the Environmental Protection Agency for violating U.S. pesticide laws. Sierra Club President Robert Cox says that the suspension had nothing to do with the chapter leaders' opposition to the Clorox deal, and was instead motivated by the concern that "factionalism compromised the Chapter's ability to accomplish its conservation work."
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The House's Science and Technology Subcommittee held a hearing last week investigating if FEMA and other government officials, including those at the CDC, downplayed the dangers of formaldehyde exposure in trailers of Hurricane Katrina victims. Christopher De Rosa, a government toxicologist, testified at the hearing that his concerns about the trailers' health risks and the need to inform the public were repeatedly ignored by senior officials at the CDC and Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. . . . "The sad truth is that the institutions of science are in general flabby guardians of scientific integrity," said Dan Greenburg in an op-ed piece for the Chronicle of Higher Education. Greenburg is author of Science for Sale: The Perils, Rewards, and Delusions of Campus Capitalism. The piece decried the rampant conflicts of interest within the scientific field that have gone uncontrolled by scientific journals, universities and the government. . . . The National Marine Fisheries Service's plan to kill up to 85 sea lions along the Columbia River on the border between Oregon and Washington goes against "logic, science, and compassion," says an editorial in the Portland Oregonian. The plan was hatched as a scheme to protect the Columbia's struggling salmon populations, which comprise a major food source for the sea lions. Scientists with the Army Corps of Engineers estimated that the sea lions consume four percent of passing salmon as they migrate toward Bonneville Dam; quota increases planned for 2008 will allow fishermen to take up to 12 percent of the river's salmon. . . . The Nuclear Regulatory Commission took 33 years to respond to a petition filed by a coalition of citizens' groups concerned about the human health and environmental impacts of a nuclear plant in Vermont. The agency rejected the complaint.
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The seventh-ranked Princeton open crew has several battle-tested seniors who know both the incredible highs and lows of postseason racing. While they will get their final shot at more gold medals over the next month, both the Class of 2013 and their younger teammates made sure they left Lake Carnegie with yet another win.
Princeton won all five races Saturday morning during the 2013 home finale against 13th-ranked Michigan. The Tigers improved to 9-1 this season and remained unbeaten on Lake Carnegie; in fact, this class has lost only two varsity eight races at home over the last four years, and one came last season against Michigan.
That would not be the case Saturday morning, as the Tigers took control of this 2000-meter showdown early. Princeton won the varsity eight in 6:32.0, while Michigan finished second in 6:44.5.
"Michigan is always tough, so we wanted to stay in the race off the start and shift into a solid and confident base," senior Gabby Cole said. "It was a little gusty but for the most part we stayed internal and executed our race plan."
For Cole and several classmates in the varsity eight, it was a successful sendoff to a brilliant four years on Lake Carnegie.
"Honestly, it's an overwhelming feeling, because on a personal level you recall all that racing, Lake Carnegie and Princeton Rowing has meant to you: every up and down, the victories and the sacrifice," Cole said. "But you're also simultaneously aware of what it means on a global level: you realize how much of an honor it is to have spent four years being a part of something grander and more permanent than yourself and you feel yourself, in real time, becoming another small part of the history of such an amazing program. It was very special."
The second varsity also looked strong in its win. The Tigers won by more than 14 seconds in a time of 6:40.6. The lone NCAA Championships-format boat that was pushed was the varsity four, but the Tigers still managed a five-second victory in 7:42.2.
The Princeton third varsity topped a pair of Michigan novice eights in 7:06.5, while the Princeton 'B' topped a pair of fours in 7:44.8.
The Tigers will be off next weekend, and then will head to nearby Cooper River in Cherry Hill, N.J., for the 2013 Ivy League Championships. The event, which will decide both the league champion and the automatic qualifier to NCAAs, promises to be a wild one. No team will head into the regatta with a perfect record in the first varsity, and four different programs have won the title over the last five years.
"I think at this point we have all the pieces and we have even shown that we know how to put them all together," Cole said. "What it's really going to come down to is having the confidence and determination to rise up to the level of our collective potential. So now a lot of it will come down to our mental game."
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Michigan 7:47.3
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Michigan 1N 7:18.5
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Four young women have been found murdered—tortured and strangled in their own beds—all victims of the same brilliant monster. Using a skilled hand and the latest technology in forensic medicine, Kay Scarpetta begins the process of gathering the microscopic clues the latest battered body has to give.
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"Serial killer vs Dr. Scarpetta"
Kept suspense moving, enjoyed how it unraveled (with nothing stupid getting in the way). It was entertaining and well worth the listen. The DNA and computer technology was outdated, but not a problem, the character development was adequate and the writing was crime-novel level (no literary content, in fact she misuses laconic for sardonic).
"Forgot how much I loved the old Scarpetta novels"
I just reread this book for the first time since its original publication in 1990 and I remember why I loved all the original Kay Scarpetta books. While the computer technology is WAY DATED now (!!), it was pretty advanced at the time and always made me go "wooowww" at the time. It was a fun journey to re-meet Kay, Marino, Wesley and Lucy in this First novel in a series that spanned 20+ years of my life.
"C.J. Critt ruins it"
Great story line
It could have been read by someone else. C.J. Critt is terrible. I've read all the Scarpetta novels in print, and wanted to revisit them via audio book since I now have a long commute. After noticing that Critt narrates the first half of the entire series, I'm looking for other books. I can't possibly understand why this person was chosen to read these books. She should save her voice for reading to her own children, bless their tiny ears.
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Scarpetta is a great character and I am excited to hear the next and the next and the next......!
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I loved the pace of the book and the narrator was excellent as well.
I loved the introduction of Marino to the story line.
I loved the performance as it was produced.
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What was the deal with the recording of this book? i could hear background noises an talking behind the story.
it was really distracting.
"Wow again another one."
This one gives a great story. As usual Cornwell delivers a forensic great, with understandable workings of the systems.
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Yes, but would recommend listening to this particular reading before listening to another artist's reading
Kay Scarpetta is more than likely my favorite character. I enjoy the fact that this book and that Ms. Cornwell's first few and last few books have been written from the perspective of Kay Scarpetta. It allows you the ability to get inside Kay's head. The books in the series that are written from the third person allow you to be an observer in the action of the book but the ones that Ms. Cornwell wrote from Scarpetta's perspective get you really into the action of the book. I also enjoy Pete Marino, from the perspective that, I am a man and he really portrays that male bravado that you might expect from a NYC police officer.
I can't say that I had a favorite scene but I do enjoy how Ms. Cornwell brings the action to a close, keeping you on your seat. I often find that I am trying to guess "whodunnit" and have yet to get it right.
Yes but I listen to my audiobooks in the car on my drive to work. The books are definitely long enough to keep you interested but not saying, when is the next exciting thing going to happen. I would have loved to been able to listen all in one sitting.
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The reader puts you to sleep. Reading the series is better.
Having a different reader to bring the story alive.
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If we do: print_r($this->_db->fetchAll($select));
It will return arrays of the expected union of $select1 and $select2
But when we try to make our paginator: $paginator = Zend_Paginator::factory($select);
We get a crash: exception 'Zend_Db_Select_Exception' with message 'No table has been specified for the FROM clause'
The expected result is no crash.
The workaround (inefficient) right now is just to give the factory the whole array: Zend_Paginator::factory($this->_db->fetchAll($select));
There is no assigned developer at the moment. Is this bug not critical?
Since April 3rd this issue has been assigned to Jurrien Stutterheim.
Could you give me a simple use-case including:
- A simple UNION query
- A COUNT query, based on that UNION query.
This will help me greatly in formulating a patch.
- Jurriën
Here are the two use-cases:
$select1->where('id = ?',1);
$select2 = $this->db->select();
$select2->where('id = ?',2);
$selectUnion = $this->db->select();
Its hard to create a fast count with a union statement, i'm pretty sure this one is the slowest. Hopefully a database expert is watching this issue. ;-)
$select1->where('id = ?',1);
$select2 = $this->db->select();
$select2->where('id = ?',2);
$selectUnion = $this->db->select();
// Wrap a SELECT count(*) statement around the union
$selectCount = $this->db->select();
Regards, Thorsten
Resolved in revision 16144 and merged to release-1.8 in revision 16145