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Almaz make their only New York City appearance on Friday, July 30 at Terminal 5 as a part of their Summer US tour promoting their latest project, Everybody Loves The Sunshine. While singer, Seu Jorge, is well known for throwing an amazing show, this new collaboration of musical masters revisiting songs famous within the Brazilian diaspora (Tim Maia, Jorge Ben) meshed with classic American (Roy Ayers, Michael Jackson) and European (Kraftwerk, Cane and Abel) soul songs, with a bit of psychedelic samba to top it off, promises to be a glorious foot stomping orgy. If you haven't already, this is the time to get your tickets before they run out.
In the meanwhile, you can stream Everybody Loves The Sunshine in its entirety courtesy of KCRW.

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It seems we've stumped a lot of our readers.
In our April 2013 issue, we added the Mystery Mustache game to our Manscaping Your 'Stache story, where we asked readers to identify three locals based on their mustaches alone.
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Tiffany Colaizzi, owner of Name Droppers since 1995 Name Droppers Highland: 3350 S. Highland Dr. SLC 801-486-1128 Name Droppers Outlet: 2350 E. Parleys Way SLC 801-474-1644Designer Consignment:"The Green Way to Shop."
Tiffany Colaizzi came to town 16 1/2 years ago with a new exciting, affordable shopping concept for all Salt Lake City men and women. Her idea was unique, Tiffany's ability to recognize what the very savvy SLC consumer wanted as their shopping experience is one of the reasons Name Droppers has been so successful. Helpful, relaxing customer service was paramount to the Name Droppers ideal.
Tiffany brought to the area the very latest in fashions that allowed her clients to discover their own fashion style.
Her attention to quality and detail has provided Salt Lake with the most unique clothing and accessories, making Name Droppers #1 in the industry.
One of the reasons her merchandise is so different and one of a kind, is because of the mobile society we now all live in. Therefore, boxes arrive daily from consignors who now live in L.A., Newport Beach, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Palm Springs, Palm Beach and as far away as Paris and Milan. The variety of style and design in shoes, clothing and accessories is not found anywhere else in the area.
Some of the many Name Droppers clients are well travelled and they love to shop wherever they are, but everyone loves a bargain, and bargains are what Name Droppers is all about. All items are priced at a fraction of their original price with some having the original tag still attached.
The Name Droppers concept is simple, "If you no longer wear it, why not consign it and make money from your past purchases that are still in like new condition?" says Tiffany.
It's the new Green Way To Shop (only Name Droppers has been doing it for the last 16 1/2 years).
Now that Name droppers has its outlet store on Parley's Way, there are even more ways to save.The clothing and accessories at this store are given further mark-downs from 50 to 70 percent off the already discounted prices at the new Highland Drive location. However, not all merchandise makes it to the outlet .
Women who shop Name Droppers on a regular basis know the stock changes daily and they want to have first chance at it. These same women will even tell another shopper who is maybe trying to decide whether to buy an item or not, "If you like it, you better buy it now. Because if you come back later today it won't be here." They will go so far as to suggest the 30 day lay-away policy that Name Droppers offers. These conversations tickles Tiffany. "To hear my loyal clients selling to others is just amazing," she says
Tiffany can truly be called a fashion visionary, she introduced her vision to Salt Lake and they embraced it and her. "Thank You Salt Lake", says Tiffany. "Thank You Tiffany," says Salt Lake City.


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Just under one thousand revelers celebrated CMJ Music Marathon's opening night with the NZ@CMJ Showcase presented by 42BELOW Vodka. A long line formed outside of SoHo's Red Bull Space to catch up-and-coming New Zealand rock bands Die! Die! Die!, Surf City, Motocade, Kingston and Bang Bang Eche, along with hip hop acts David Dallas, Kidz In Space and Smashproof. The NZ@CMJ Showcase was organized through the collaborative efforts of New Zealand music promotion agencies NZ On Air and the NZ Music Commission and New York's Giant Step.
42BELOW Presents New Zealand@CMJ on Opening Night
It is that time of year again and CMJ is back in New York City starting tomorrow. This year, the Red Bull Music Space will host a special New Zealand showcase on October 20th, presented by 42BELOW. Free food and complimentary 42BELOW Vodka cocktails, Wild Rock wine and beer will all be served, with performances by NZ artists ranging from hip hop to power pop. Bands include Bang Bang Eche, David Dallas, Die! Die! Die!, Kidz in Space, Kingston, Motocade, Smashproof, Steve Abel, & Surf City.
Surf City:"Records of a Flagpole Skater"
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In the newest episode, Gary came back...
But it was like: "lolz, we don't have a plot line for this episode, so let's let Gary pop-up out of nowhere! "
Gary: "Hi guyz! Ash your gligar suckz!"
Ash: "Nu-uh! We just need to keep training and-"
Gary: "Check out his razor claw thingie! It can make your gligar evolve!"
Ash: "Cool!" O.O
Team Rocket: *motto~ steals Gilgar/Ash is too dumb to use Pikachu even though Gilgar is a ground type*
Gary: "I know these woodz. Follow me!!!!"
Ash: "Gilgar, use your attacks to get us out of this cage!"
*Gilgar failz*
Ash: "I WON'T LET YOU EVOLVE UNTIL I FALL INTO A LIFE OR DEATH SITUATION! TRY IT AGAIN!" >:O
*break cage*
*They run to bridge*
*bridge breaks* {gasp}
*Ash falls*
Ash: "NOW EVOLVE GILGAR SO YOU CAN SAVE MEEEEE! D:"
Gilgar: ^o^ *saves Ash after evolution*
*Gary and friends come to save the day. Pikachu uses thunderbolt yay*
Gary: "I'm a poet and didn't know it!" *leaves*
Though to be honest, this episode was a little better than some of the other ones they've been releasing.


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Shell, Reentry Capsule, Datasphere
This is a duplicate of the phenolic resin heat shield that covered the Datasphere, the first instrumented package to be recovered from space by the United States. Launched by a U.S. Air Force Thor ballistic missile on 13 June 1958 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, it recorded information such as temperatures, pressures, and stresses critical to progress in the nation's spaceflight programs. The Datasphere reached an altitude of over 200 miles. Protected by the heat shield, it reentered the atmosphere at more than 10,000 miles an hour and was recovered intact in the South Atlantic. General Electric made this artifact and the Air Force donated it to NASM in 1959.
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text: Deer Tick may be called indie rock, but are best known for their infusion of sounds rooted in folk, blues and alt-country music. Nevertheless, in part due to singer John McCauley's voice, which has been likened to a hybrid of Kurt Cobain and Gary Louris from the Jayhawks, the influence of grunge in the band's sound is undeniable. In 2004, McCauley began what would later become Deer Tick at the age of 19 and released the debut album War Elephant in 2007.In May 2009, the band was the first band profiled on BriTunes, the web-only music interview program hosted by NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams. The band's third album, the Black Dirt Sessions, was released on June 8, 2010.


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As a Minnesota Twins fan, one of the moments I will never forget is Opening Day of the 2008 season, when young Carlos Gomez got the start in centerfield directly opposing his predecessor Torii Hunter. Gomez completely dominated that game both in the field, at the plate, and on the basepaths, and it looked as if he would be one of the most exciting young players to put on a Twins uniform in quite a while.
Unfortunately, it was all downhill from that point (at least so far in his career), and a few weeks ago he was traded to the Brewers for SS J.J. Hardy.
My first reaction to the trade was that we were giving up the cornerstone of the Johan Santana deal, but (looking back) we were really just desperate to unload Johan once he refused our offer in search of a bigger payday, so it's not like Gomez was the most coveted prospect in the world.
At times, Gomez could be the most exciting player on the field…
He had incredible range out in centerfield, he was lightning-fast rounding the bases, and (come September) he was always good for a few huge hits against the White Sox down the stretch. At times he showed good power, and if he dropped down a good bunt it was nearly impossible to throw him out.
At the same time, though, Go-Go could also be the dumbest player on the field…
I don't think I've ever seen a player crash into the wall, take a bad route to a ball, strike out badly on three pitches, or completely lose himself on the bases like Gomez. Ultimately, that proved to be his undoing here in Minny, land of Ron Gardenhire Fundamental Baseball. Plus, he didn't seem to be making any strides after too full seasons in the major leagues. He was making the same dumb mistakes in the '09 playoffs that he made at the beginning of 2008.
But let's take a moment to look at his "ransom"…
J.J. Hardy had been a fan-favorite in Milwaukee (kind of like Joe Crede in Chicago) for his hustle and bat, but suffered through a horrendous 2009 campaign, at one point even being sent down to the minor leagues. The Twins are hoping that he can regain the form of his '08 year (.283, 24 HR) and anchor the SS position, as Orlanda Cabrera priced himself out of our range.
I guess I would have to say that this is a good trade for the Twins, although there is risk involved in both sides. Hardy could be the next Bret Boone (a sickening thought) while Gomez could star in Brewtown, or Hardy could bat .300 and Gomez could continue to overrun balls and crash into walls. We'll see what happens.
On a more humorous note, I will perhaps miss this combination most of all:
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So after giving it some thought and revisiting my recent range trips, I have found myself shooting a lot more shotgun than anything. I think with ammo prices going up and everybody buying up all the 5.56 and 7.63x39 I have recently opted to hold on to my stock as best I can, but have been going through 00 buck like crazy.
I don't know how popular shotguns are here (save for Saigas) but I'm really into pump guns and more recently coach guns. Can we get a shotgun thread under the General Firearms Lobby kind of like the Bolt Guns or does everybody think the General Firearms Discussion is good enough to cover scatter guns?
Not trying to add work for Gunco or 7.62x39, just seeing if enough people are interested in it?


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Diss of the year? Haha!
Kobe, Lebron & Lupe?
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Diss of the year? Haha!
ahahahahah! this was allllll over my facebook! even when ur bein funny u still go in hard. i expect nothin less from u :)
My guy killed it! The only artist I know that can spit as a reindeer and kill it! Props! They were looking shook though...cause they just got Blitz'ed!!!
OMG Lupe u stupid!!!! u went hard on Santa! damn man ur really not playing tryin to take over the game. I'm all for it. Just make sure when u do it no one can really challenge u so we can have u on top for a long ass time please. I'm gettin tired of all the shit thats out other than urs. good looks on Throwback Thursday too...Nas is has my fav rapper too! Its cool y'all tied for #1in my book right now. Nas will always have that spot...so will u as long as u don't fall off....which i know u won't so don't worry. U got a fan for life right here. Good luck on the climb too man...I was gonna be mad and selfish and complain cuz Friend of the People isn't dropping but i can be patient.
haha thats funny, santa lookin shook, kobe lookin shook, lebron lookin shook, ill throw ya ball up on the roof haha
Not only hilarious, but awesome! I wonder whats gonna be Lupe´s response to Santa aka KRS-One. Get the exposure Lu, yes!
Ridiculous...they chose nicely by gettin you for this. I had to listen to it 3 times to catch everything u said brutha. & i agree with Jamil "You can get the 1st, 2nd, and the 3rd shot. Hahahahahaha. Throwing their ball on the roof is the ultimate sign of disrespect lol." "Sumthn Elves Cant Build"? lol lol iight keep the art & success King


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In 1996, a gathering of well-known people came to celebrate my father's 85th birthday. It was, however, a strange event for me because my father couldn't be there. Two years into the long goodbye of Alzheimer's, he was no longer attending public gatherings.
I'd flown from New York, where I was living, to L.A. for the party at Chasen's restaurant, which had been shut down for a year but was re-opened for this one night. Larry King Live was there via satellite and my sister Maureen and I were to be interviewed live for his show at the start of the evening.
Sitting beside Maureen in a leather booth, microphones clipped to our collars, with Larry King on the monitor, I saw Newt Gingrich in the doorway getting miked up. I leaned over to Maureen and whispered, "Oh no, Newt Gingrich is going to sit by me. God is really testing me tonight."
Of course the microphone at my throat picked up everything. The next day, my comment would be reported in The Washington Post and beyond. But right then, I had to deal with the fact that here was Newt, sliding into the booth beside me. When Larry asked me how I felt about the evening, I said it was bittersweet because my father was not able to come. Newt looked at me and said something like, "Yes, I'd imagine it's difficult." And I swear he seemed genuine and empathic.
After the interview, Maureen decided what I needed was a good stiff drink – stiffer than my usual glass of Chardonnay. You know how British people believe tea is a remedy for everything? Maureen felt that way about vodka. I can't entirely blame Grey Goose for what happened next – I wasn't drunk, just mildly impaired – but I do think it was partially to blame.
I decided it would be a generous and gracious act on my part to thank Newt for being sensitive to how hard the evening was for me. Maybe my gratitude would inspire him to be like that more often. I really believed I was embarking on a worthy mission when I later said to him, "I want to tell you that while I loathe your politics, I enjoyed spending a few minutes with you earlier, and I felt you were being quite sensitive to how difficult this evening is for my family."
"I was just responding to you as a human being," he said.
"I know. And that's how this nation and this world are going to change – from people responding with their hearts. Politics isn't going to change America."
"On that we agree," he replied.
I was quite proud of myself. I refilled my glass at the bar and reported my conversation to Maureen.
"You used the word 'loathe'?" she asked.
"I think it's important to be honest," I told her.
After mingling with some other guests, I went back to her a bit later and told her again about my exchange with Newt, forgetting that I already had. She took away my vodka.
"Fine," I said. "I still think I did a good thing for God and country."
"Uh-huh. Have a cup of coffee and stay away from Newt."
Now, 16 years later, with Newt's recent surge in the polls, I've been thinking about that night and wondering what it was, aside from the Grey Goose, that made me want to have another exchange with him.
I think I might have figured it out.
People who brim over with arrogant self-confidence have a strange magnetic pull on us, even if our rational minds tell us they aren't worth our time. It's like the bully in school – you don't like him, but secretly you kind of want him to like you. Or at least approve of you. The kind of arrogance that Newt has – that allows him to say "I have grandiose thoughts," as he did in the South Carolina debate last week – is a mystery to most of us. In some corner of our brains, we wonder if maybe he knows things we don't. It's not a logical thought, but it's in there.


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Princeton Swimming & Diving Squads Open Ivy Season vs. Penn, Cornell
The long journey towards the Ivy League Championships will begin this weekend for both the Princeton men's and women's swimming and diving teams; the reigning Ivy champions will both head to Teagle Pool in Ithaca, N.Y., for a league tri-meet with both Penn and Cornell.
For both teams, it will be the start of the dual meet season, as each opened the 2013-14 schedule last weekend with impressive performances at the Princeton Open. Though there was no team scoring, Princeton dominated on both sides in the four-team competition.
The Tiger women got multiple victories from members of each class last weekend (senior Lisa Boyce, junior Damaris Iriondo, sophomore Nicole Larson and freshmen Olivia Chan and Caitlin Chambers), and it also got several Top 5 finishes from the rest of its roster. They will look to continue that momentum into the regular season against two teams they will see several months from now during the championship weekend.
The diving portion of the meet will take place Friday at 7 pm, while the swimming competition begins Saturday at 2 pm. Princeton defeated Cornell 183-88 and Penn 165-113 during a tri-meet in Philadelphia last season.
The Tiger men will also dive at 7 pm Friday, but they will open a full Saturday of swimming by taking on both Penn and Cornell Saturday at 11 am. Last season, Princeton defeated Cornell 211-87, and it topped Penn 168-130.
The Princeton men had 10 different individual winners, with Teo D'Allesandro, En-Wei Hu-Van Wright, Julian Mackrel and Michael Manhard each winning multiple events. Manhard set a record in the 1-meter diving event.


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Olivares knocked off Mercer's Mario Gil on Thursday, Brad Clinard of Gardner-Webb on Friday, and
The Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela native is 18-3 in singles, 15-2 in doubles, and 8-0 in A-Sun conference play. He helped guide the Bucs to a third straight undefeated conference regular season.
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Women's Golf Stands Eighth in Tough Field in Tennessee
Following the first day at the Mason Rudolph Championship in Tennessee, the Princeton women's golf team finds itself tied for eighth place in a very strong 15-team field.
Eleven of the 15 teams at the Rudolph event, hosted by Vanderbilt, were ranked in Golf World's preseason top 25 and four more received votes in the top 25. Arizona State, ranked No. 5 in the nation, leads the field after the first 18 holes at 3-under, four shots in front of UCLA and Vanderbilt.
Alabama's Stephanie Meadow, who was the only player to finish in front of Kelly Shon at the NCAA East Regional last spring, and Baylor's Hayley Davis top the individual leaderboard at 4-under, one shot ahead of N.C. State's Augusta James.
Senior Kelly Shon paced Princeton on the first day by standing tied for seventh with a 1-under 71. Hana Ku stands just outside the top 10, entering the second round tied for 14th at even par.
Princeton will tee off on the 10th hole beginning at 8:05 a.m. CT for Saturday's second round. Results for all teams are available here and Princeton's results from Friday's first round are available below.
T8. Princeton 296 (+8)
T7. Kelly Shon 71 (-1)
T14. Hana Ku 72 (E)
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Got some time on your hands? This list of 50 great books is a good way to raise your literary IQ. It's by no means the "definitive" list, but each of these masterpieces is at least as relevant and powerful today as when it was written. And they're all still terrific reads.
The Bible, various authors, ca. 1446 BC
Not only is it the cornerstone of Judaism and Christianity, but this perennial best-seller is still a prerequisite for understanding many of the world's literary classics.
The Iliad/The Odyssey, Homer, 1194–1184 BC
The world's first and still baddest sandals-and-swords epics (poems, in this case, not Kirk Douglas or Russell Crowe vehicles) lend comic book muscle to actual and mythical Greek history from the Trojan War and the tales of brave Ulysses' 10-year commute back home.
Hamlet, William Shakespeare, 1602 (estimated)
"To be, or not to be?" On this list, it's a no-brainer. Arguably the most widely read and iconic piece of fiction ever. Shakespeare's play mirrors the monarchal brutality of King Henry VIII — yet resonates with readers of all eras and cultures.
Frankenstein, Mary Shelley, 1818
The mother of all monster stories gave birth to the moral dilemma of whether science and mad ambition should trample on God's private property — as well as to a million sequels, movies and TV spinoffs.
The Count of Monte Cristo, Alexandre Dumas, 1844
Payback is a bitch. A wrongly imprisoned man returns from 12 years in the Bastille as a mysterious and wealthy gentleman to exact revenge on the not-so-noblemen who stole his life, family and dignity. Written 150 years before the Innocence Project made its debut.
David Copperfield, Charles Dickens, 1850
Possibly the first "creative memoir." Dickens calls this novelization of his childhood his favorite novel, and he's been joined in that opinion by plenty of other literary giants including Kafka, Tolstoy and James — not to mention countless devoted fans.
Moby Dick: Herman Melville, 1851
Whether or not you ever got past "Call me Ishmael," the greatest fish story ever told is an important one to know. A maniacal Captain Ahab casts away his crew and humanity when he blindly fishes for revenge from the whale that took his leg in a good vs. evil parable of biblical proportions.
Les Misérables, Victor Hugo, 1862
Widely considered one of the greatest novels of the 19th century, this Dickensian novel with a French accent indicts the post-revolutionary Gaul-ing justice system through the struggles of a wrongly convicted, righteous man hounded by a twisted prison guard.
War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy, 1869
The blueprint for epic storytelling, the count's grandiose tale of the Napoleonic invasion of Russia straddles the line between brilliant historical fiction and gut-wrenching romance novel.
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Many tools use some kind of tag-normalizations. This seems to be a fundamental part of each tagging engine wich should probably be copied by OSSTag.
- ccHost [4] - all tags are converted to lower-case
- FreeTag [5] - Tag-normalization (lowercase, removal of non-alphanumeric chars) -> searching for NY, ny and N.Y. will all find the same results
Only three tools go beyond a flat tagging structure:
- Tasty [6] allows to tag Things and Users.
- Infomanager [7] uses graphs / paths
- Tagging Prototype [8] from Timothy - 3-level-tagging
No tool made any attempt to use some special thesaurus for tagging. Some really good ideas can be found here: http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=2006052522234947 [9]
A more concrete way to use a special thesaurus with information from Wikipedia is described at Which tags do we allow [10]
This is also a way we could use to provide a central tagging server
No tool implements distributed tagging-engines. All use a central database.
The tool that is closest to what we need would be FreeTag [5].
I suggest to write a prototype from scratch with the primary goal to try out several tagging-structures. OSSTag v0.1 could be enhanced for 3-level-tagging and n-level-tagging in combination with wikipedia or ACM [12] thesaurus. Then we could try to tag a project with each combination of these ways and see which fits best for our needs ..
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Saturday morning started out good enough. I arrived at the prescribed time (8:30 a.m.) at the prescribed location (Salt Lake's City County Building) and then I flattened my own bike tire (trying to fill it up).
But I went to Provo anyway with a jolly crew of riders, found a bike shop near Provo's City Hall and got a new tube (and one for the road, Thanks Bingham Cyclery!) After some BYU-UTE bluster and some snacks at City Hall it was off to the races. But first some words from Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker:
Things started out great. Fresh legs and a beautiful course that had us skimming the eastern shore of an amazingly blue Utah Lake. At first, I kept up with the peleton, which was cranking (by my odometer) at a steady 20 mph-plus. Witness first my optimism about the day:
Now, as I said, I've never ridden 50 miles on a bike. However, for many of the riders 50 miles was just another day on the road. These types which included both Mayors, were the front of the pack and, soon enough, I was no longer with them. (UPDATE: I stand corrected, this was Provo Mayor John Curtis' longest ride ever too. Nice work Mr. Mayor!) Witness my waning optimism and snark:
At this point we back of the packers never saw the front of the pack again. We, the back of the packers, also never stopped, not once for water or other necessities. We also got lost. But thanks to some patient and kind Salt Lake Police Officers and the driver of the sag wagon who kept us on track and blocked traffic for us, we made it. Witness the post-climb hilarity (and really I'm kidding Mayor Becker) at the apex of the point of the mountain:
After this shot, things got really tough for our little crew at the back of the bus. We battled a headwind all the way from Draper to Downtown SLC. But as much as it seems I'm complaining it was actually all really amazing. We just fell into this survival mode together, moving up to take the lead and let the others (which by 11000 South was all of four) draft behind. A certain dogged determination set in and we just cranked it out. For those cyclists out there reading this and smirking about my modest pride: You have to start somewhere before you can get hardcore, right? Also my bike is really, really heavy.
By the time my group arrived at the City County building everyone was gone except for a few stragglers (including the encouraging bike crazy councilman Luke Garrott, thanks Luke!). And I know this wasn't a race, but I was dead last. I never got to thank that sag wagon driver and I never did get the names of my "teammates."
Crazy thing? I'd do it again. See you next time Mayors. I'll be ready for you next time. I'm thinking I'll lose the fenders and the kickstand.


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ZF-7550: Bootstrap fails after checking out r17414
Due to commit r17414 my bootstrap fails because zend_app "can't" find a custom resource plugin. The only decent fix I can think of is reverting r17414 ( http://framework.zend.com/code/changelog/… ).
The exception I get is: {quote}Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Exception: Resource matching "freak_application_resource_acl" not found in /home/dolf/Projects/Kandelaaronline/website/application/library/Zend/Application/Bootstrap/BootstrapAbstract.php on line 685{quote}
Need a reproduce case, please. All current tests pass, so I need a test that fails to debug against. :)
It's real easy (if you think otherwise I will set up a reproduce-project), it's just that I depend on autoloading for finding the resource plugins, which was effectively disabled by r17414.
As discussed on IRC, a bare minimum of reproducible code (I can't get it any smaller though).
I'm not sure that there is an issue here at all. I suspect that loading a custom resource by passing the class name as a string was perhaps an unintended side effect of the previous use of class_exists(). Matthew would have to comment on that.
In any case, the manual states "As long as you register the prefix path for this resource plugin, you can then use it in your application."
Can't you just set your plugin path first instead of relying on autoloading?
pluginpaths.Freak_Application_Resource = "Freak/Application/Resource" resources.Acl = "array()"
No, that does not fix it. Besides; it was working functionality; not something you'd expect to be changed in a mini-release.
Actually, Dolf, Graham's example DOES work, assuming (a) the class has been loaded previously or (b) the class may be autoloaded.
In fact, I have serious doubts if that commit is the one that caused your problems. The exception line mentioned in your report is in the _executeResource() method, and indicates that the bootstrap was unable to find either a class or plugin resource matching the name provided. The class_exists() call is within getPluginResource, which is called on line 673, and by proxy on line 671 when hasPluginResource is called.
I have personally tested the following situations:
- adding a pluginPaths. entry, and using the resource's short name
- adding a pluginPaths. entry, and using the resource's full class name
- using only the resource's full class name, and manually require'ing the classfile
In all of the above cases, it works perfectly -- the resource is loaded without error. I only get the error message you describe if the class does not exist or is not loadable via the plugin path specified -- which is exactly how it should work.
I think you misidentified the source of the error -- that class_exists() call is actually now more lenient than it was previously in that it now allows a lookup by the autoloader. The previous situation did not do autoloading -- and the only way this would cause a conflict is if your class name could match the path of another class on the include_path. In that particular case, the issue is on your end.
I'm closing this issue; please re-open if you can provide a reproduce case.
Actually, Dolf, Graham's example DOES work
Apologies; before I said that it didn't work I /did/ try it, but I guess I must have done something wrong there cause testing it again works perfectly, my bad.
using only the resource's full class name, and manually require'ing the classfile
And that's exactly where my problem is. Until r17414 it was not necessary to manually require resource plugins whereas it is necessary now all of a sudden (changed during a mini release)
I forgot one more important use case:
- using only the resource's full class name, and class is on include_path
This fails both with and without the change suggested. In looking at the code, it could never have worked; _executeResource() explicitly casts the resource name to lowercase, which obviates a match.
I feel it should work, however, as getResourcePlugin() actually allows for having the resource name be the class name, and am currently working on a fix.
Please, next time have a reproduce case in hand so I don't have to hunt it down. I've wasted literally hours trying to find this based on your descriptions, and it was literally as simple as:
- create a resource plugin class in library/My/Resource/Foo.php with an init() method that echoes "I'm Here"
- Add "My_" to the autoloaderNamespaces
- add an entry: resources.My_Resource_Foo.foo = "bar"
- Bootstrap the application
I did add a reproduce case (which took me in turn 3 hours to get zend_tool up and running which didn't work on php5.3 (ralph has more details)) through zend_tool a few days ago as discussed on IRC. The reproduce project has been attached to this issue. The project resembles the situation perfectly. If I undo what was done in r17414 everything works at once. Applying r17414 breaks everything immediately.
My bad -- missed the attachment.
However, the code you provided does not work for me on current trunk either with or without the second flag passed to class_exists(). Frankly, I'm not sure why it was working for you before.
I've got a fix in place currently, but getting a test case that works inside the test suite is proving to be problematic. Regardless, a fix will be in 1.9.2.
Fixed in trunk and 1.9 release branch with the caveat that resources must be autoloadable for this to work.
Thank you! I'm loving ZF :D
There is still an issue in ZF 1.10.1 related to that plugin bootstrapper:
I am loading standard db resource, but it in my case class named 'db' is already defined by my legacy code. So this class is being called as a recource class even if it is not a resource at all.
As I found out instead of "if (class_exists($plugin))" should be "if (class_exists($plugin) && $plugin instanceof Zend_Application_Resource_ResourceAbstract)" - to be sure that it's a resource class.
And it's still an issue in ZF 1.10.3 at least.
I agree with Jonas that line 354 of Zend_Application_Bootstrap_BootstrapAbstract needs to have the additional guard condition added to make sure you only instantiate a resource subclass.
Actually, I think a better solution would be to just use the pluginLoader to test for the existence of the class...since it's already configured to look in paths where resource classes exist...


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This accomodation is composed of a bed room, a separate kitchen and a sepatrate shower room. It is in a private section and has independent entrance gate of its own that the guests don't have to share with other people. The room is cosy, snuggery and comfortable without any disturbance of other people. Guests could enjoy a lelaxed restfullness after getting back from outing .
As an additional privilege, if you like jogging, you can enjoy on a fantastic elastic track along the beautiful Seokchon lakeside, only 3 min. away.
No additional cost is charged upto two persons.
At Jamsil station, Subway line no.2 will take you to Dongdaemun Apparel Shopping Zone, Namdaemun Market, Insadong galleries, Ducksu Palaces etc,. Transportation by subway or local bus is very convenient to anywhere in or outside Seoul.
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At ICN airport, "KAL Limousine - no. 6705" will take you direct to "Jamsil Lotte World".
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Perfect 10 out of 10! I will recommend it to anyone, very kind family, nice partment and good price.
The host is a very pleasant, polite and a nice man. He and his wife are very hospitable people, who are always ready to help you and to give an advice. It was very nice to talk to them. When I had a trouble situation, the came and help me, though it was late evening. I appreciate that very much! The flat is small, cosy, clean and very cute! I very liked it. The situation of the house is very convenient: 5 min walk, and you can find yourself in a great park; 5 min ride by taxi - and you are at the entrance of Jamsil station. Of course, there are some other routes, you can use bus( the bus stop is also 5 min walk), but I tell you the ways what I used. You can also have a great evening walk from Jamsil station through the park to the house. There are many cafés, 24-hours shops near the house. And even a small fruit market!
Thus, if I go next time to Seoul, I will surely stay at this wonderful couple. They are the best host you can ever meet!
Me and my friend lived in this house for a long time. We liked staying there so much... Mr Park and Mrs Hwang are very kind people and helped us every time we needed it.
The house is about 10-15 minutes from the subway station (line 2) walking through a wonderful park.
Our school was in Apgujeong so we preferred to take the bus since the bus stop is even closer than the subway station.
Near the house there are a lot of markets and some restaurants even though the neighborhood is residential and very quiet.
We enjoyed the lake view so much, above all in the spring when the sakura trees bloom and we liked going shopping in the Lotte Department Store because is very big and close to our house.
Next time we'll be back in Seoul we'd like to stay again in Jamsil at Mr Park and Mrs Hwang's house!
Normy and Veronica
Il nostro soggiorno presso la casa di Hwang è stato ottimo molto pulito e comodo.Hwang e sua moglie molto gentili e generosi grazie Angelo.
bon souvenir de Séoul ! ma fille et moi enchantées de cette expérience et habitation. Mr Hwang disponible, et nous a bien accueilli avec carte de la ville et quartier. Merci à Mr et Me H. et peut etre à bientot. Laila et Linda
This was my second staying at Mr. Hwang. And I would definitely say, that it wasn't the last one. When you choose the accommodation in unknown country, the first thing you pay attention to is its location to different sightseeings. But the second, and not the least is the host of the place you're going to stay. And suddenly you understand that kind treatment, the willingness to help to get your bearings, the hospitality can be even more important, then the closer location. Me. Hwang is a very open, kind, considerate towards his tenants, and a very nice man. When you want to ask him something he, and members of his family will always meet you with a smile, and eager to help. That is very pleasant.
As for the accommodation, it's located 15-min walk from Jamsil station, in a place with a lot of stores, cafés, but at the same time you won't be disturbed with the notice outside. You can easily sleep with the window open. The room is clean, tidy, there is everything you need there. Even the liquid soap for washing the dishes! All appliances are in order. Everything is really great.
To sup up, I can say that you can find the best place for your staying in Seoul!
The Hwang family helped our stay in Korea to be a wonderful vacation! They were always very helpful with whatever we needed. They even met us when we arrived and drove us to where we needed to go when we left. He speaks English very well, so there were never any communication problems. The apartment is a great value for the money and is conveniently located for the Lotte World/Olympic Park area. This area is very safe and has lots of interesting shops and places to eat. Would highly recommend for any budget travelers. Much better than a hotel!
The description with the photo of the room displayed on the WIMDU website looked exactly the same when I entered the facility. The room is very clean. But one thing, there is a steep stair to go to the second floor. Be careful at night if any traveler is staying with a child. However, I was fine. On the whole, I was very comfortable, and enjoyed staying there. The owner is very considerate, kind, and helpful for any inquiry during my staying. They also provided all the shower materials such as shampoo, soap, toothpaste, two towels, etc. Kitchen facility is also fully equipped. On a final note, I really appreciated that, Mrs. Hwang helped me with my luggage, and she drove me to the airport bus station.
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When Toby Hemenway first entered Roxanne Swentzell's garden in New Mexico, he was blown away. There the desert was transformed into a lush, green marvelous place. "It felt like nature had come alive," recalls Toby. "It was screaming with life, like walking into an old growth forest." For Toby, who had been a research scientist and was currently working for a biotech company, it was a life-changing experience. He and his wife, also disenchanted with her corporate life, bought 10 acres in southwest Oregon, and Toby began learning all he could about permaculture -- the ecological approach to gardening that Roxanne had used to create her oasis. Now he teaches and conducts workshops all around the U.S. He helps even more gardeners incorporate these design ideas through his recent book, Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture, and through the quarterly publication, Permaculture Activist, where he is associate editor.
"Ecological gardening connects the pieces of a garden together," says Toby. A conventional landscape has distinct areas, such as a vegetable garden, a lawn, shade trees, a perennial garden. But an ecological design connects these elements, not only visually but also in how they interact. "Nature always does more than one thing," he says. "A tree produces leaf litter, pulls dust out of the air, purifies air and water, provides habitat for wildlife. Try to think of all the possible functions of things. If you think you need a fence, think of what else it can do. Can it be a hedge that provides food for you or for wildlife?"
Ecological gardening incorporates many approaches to planning a garden that are gleaned from observing nature. The seven-story garden idea, for example, suggests planning a garden with multiple layers in mind: the tall-tree layer, the low-tree layer, the shrub layer, the herb layer, the ground cover layer, the vine layer, and the root layer. Each one is interconnected and each supports the needs of the gardener and of wildlife.
"You could think of an ecological garden as edible landscape meets wildlife gardening," Toby explains. "A lot of people grab hold of the idea of multifunctional plants and then they start to see that they can painlessly do something for the environment and at the same time please themselves.
"Toby grew up helping out in the backyard vegetable garden - where digging in the soil might just as likely turn up an ancient Indian arrowhead as a potato. He still uses only a shovel to turn the soil because tilling is disruptive to earthworms and other soil creatures, and it quickly exhausts the organic matter in the soil. Natural mulches keep down weeds and replenish the soil at the same time. He scrounges for organic matter from the horse stables, from sawmills, even from the local Starbucks (mix the high-nitrogen coffee grounds with leaves or hay).
With western Oregon's four months of desert climate in mind, Toby catches rainwater off his roof during the rainy season and stores it in a 5,000-gallon cistern that's mostly buried underground. To make it multipurpose, he built a deck over the cistern, complete with grape arbors to provide welcome shade and tasty fruit.


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Glenda B. Cross has served since December 2004 as the Senior Advisor for External Outreach and Minority Affairs in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).
In that position, she is responsible for promoting and developing effective public affairs marketing and outreach strategies nationwide with national banks, banking regulatory agencies, bank trade associations, minority media groups and organizations, diverse communities, other government agencies, and the general public in support of the OCC and the national banking system. She also serves as an Expert Advisor and consultant to the Deputy Comptroller for Public Affairs, the Chief of Staff, and other agency executives and staff on public affairs matters, particularly as they relate to minority banking issues.
Prior to her current position, Ms. Cross served, from December 2001 to December 2004, as the Director for Community Affairs and Information Management. She also was Expert Advisor to the Deputy Comptroller for Community Affairs and the Chief Counsel on all community affairs outreach and information management matters.
From January 1995 to December 2001, Ms. Cross served as the Director of Minority and Urban Affairs. Prior to serving in that position, she was the Director of Equal Employment Programs from June 1987 to December 1994. Ms. Cross has spent more than 30 years in positions related to civil rights activities.
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Next week on March 11, we will be introducing folks in NYC to a major new talent from Israel named Ester Rada. In the meantime, we got some interesting bits on the unique artist in the interview below. Read up!
Giant Step: Your heritage is that of a very unique Ethiopian-Jewish people. How does this background and being raised in an Orthodox tradition affect who you are today?
Ester Rada: I was born in Israel, and my family raised me in a religious house and tradition, as this was what they were used to from Ethiopia. When my parents moved to Israel they were "put" in Kiryat Arba, a very religious city. We moved from there when I was 10 years old, due to the security issues there.
GS: Coming up in one of the rougher neighborhoods in Tel Aviv, what it was like growing up?
ER: I was actually growing up near Tel Aviv, in Netanya, and it was a big change for me. Coming from a more religious village, you can call it the country side, to a bigger city, was a big move for me. I also became secular and not as religious as we used to be. But this change was blessing, and I started to know what freedom is like. In the neighborhood I had good friends.
GS: Your sound evokes qualities similar to Erykah, Jill Scott, Janelle Monae. Are these intentional influences? Who would you say are your influences?
ER: I am influenced by a lot of artists. Of course the ones you named, and also religious Jewish music from my early days, as well as Ethiopian and Amharic music such as Mahmoud Ahmed, Mulat Astatke, Muluken Melesse, Israeli music, jazz and soul legends such as Nina Simone, Aretha Franklin, Marlena Shaw, and contemporary music such as Corrine Bailey Rae, Nneka, Keziah Jones, India Arie and more.
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Grey Goose partnered with UrbanDaddy to celebrate the launch of the new Grey Goose flavor, Le Melon. The series kicked off in Chicago with a lavish rooftop party at theWit. As part of the partnership to celebrate today's modern kings of culture, the event toasted iconic Chicago rappers, Rhymefest and Mikkey Halsted, who hosted the event and the popular DJ Timbuk2, who provided the music for the evening.
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One of college sports' high holy days is upon us: the opening of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
The Florida Gators may have gotten in by the skin of their teeth, but all that matters now is that they're one of 64 teams who begin this morning with a chance to make it to Indianapolis for the Final Four. The Gators, No. 10 seed in the West Regional, meet No. 7 seed BYU at 12:30 p.m. today in the Oklahoma City. By about 3 p.m. today, they will have messed up someone's brackets — maybe even President Obama's (the commander in chief picked BYU).
Speaking of brackets, if you hurry, you can still enter our bracket challenge at OrlandoSentinel.com/marchmadness. If you're really good, you might even win $1 million. Here are some ways to follow March Madness today:
WKMG-6 will air four games today. CBS will also broadcast five additional games on Bright House Channel 1061, but you'll need the cable company's digital package the view those:
12:30: Florida vs. BYU, WKMG-6
12:30: Old Dominion vs. Notre Dame, BH 1061
2:40: Murray State vs. Vanderbilt, WKMG-6
2:40: Sam Houston State vs. Baylor, BH 1061
4:45: UTEP vs. Butler, BH 1061
7:10: East Tennessee State vs. Kentucky, WKMG-6
7:10: Northern Iowa vs. UNLV, BH 1061
.9:30: San Diego State vs. Tennessee, WKMG-6
.9:30: Lehigh vs. Kansas, BH 1061
Get tournament updates at OrlandoSentinel.com/marchmadness. You also can watch games live at CBS' video stream site, www.marchmadnessondemand.com (complete with the "Boss Button" for office viewing.)
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Seminoles extras at OrlandoSentinel.com/choppingblock
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It'll probably come as no surprise, but I found these Dove Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels along side the Cookies and Creme flavor on the shelf at Target. I admit that the unusual colors of these packages alerted me that they were new. It's amazing how just a splash of color can carry so much meaning! Since I was already there looking for new candy, I figured one more for the blog wouldn't hurt. Plus, dark chocolate and sea salt caramel? Too tasty sounding to resist.
The chocolate's wrappers are a shiny light blue foil with the Dove logo and black writing on it. The chocolate has a lovely aroma, it smells rich and sweet, with notes of coffee and cream and burnt sugar. Again, these Promises (which I believe these pieces are actually branded) have inspiration messages on the inside. I ate these too fast that I forgot what they said. Oops.
The chocolate is extremely creamy. It has an intense chocolate flavor with a slight note of coffee. The chocolate forms a nice hard shell around the creamy caramel interior. It's not too sturdy and not too frail, a perfect thickness to keep the caramel protected but easy to bite into. The caramel is buttery and sweet, and you can certainly taste the hint of sea salt. The sea salt is only enough to notice, so it's not overly salty. The caramel is flowing and smooth, and thankfully not too liquid so that it would be easy to spill. Overall the mix of flavors is really nice; mix of chocolate and buttery caramel that's kissed with salt. It's a really lovely combination.
I enjoyed these far more than I expected. These are super tasty and I shared my bag with my coworkers, who also all loved them. I really enjoyed them with morning coffee, as the chocolate and caramel are perfect compliments. Regardless of how you prefer to eat them, if you're looking for something new to try, if you'd like to give a salted chocolate a go, or if you enjoy chocolate with caramel, do check these out. They just might be your new favorite.
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Gardening Articles: Care :: Plant Care Techniques
No-Soil Gardening (page 3 of 5)
by Howard M. Resh
Starting Plants
The best way to start seedlings is to sow seed in rock wool cubes or blocks, available at garden centers or hydroponic retail stores. Soak the cubes in water for 24 hours before sowing seeds to adjust the pH and thoroughly moisten the cubes.
Buy seeds of varieties known to grow well hydroponically. Examples are 'Cobra', 'Boa', 'Caruso', 'Match' and 'Trust' tomato; 'Britania', 'Corona', 'Carmen', 'Futura', 'Marillo' 'Mustang', and 'Niagara' cucumber; 'Delphin', 'Goldstar', 'Luteus', 'Samantha', 'Tango', and 'Wonder' pepper; and 'Deci-Minor', 'Ibis', 'Impulse', 'Ostinata', and 'Yvonne' lettuce. Seeds are available from hydroponic retail stores as well as many mail-order seed companies.
Plant tomato and pepper seeds in 1-inch cubes, then transplant them later into 3-inch blocks. Sow lettuce seeds into 1-inch cubes and don't transplant them into blocks. Sow cucumber seeds directly into 3-inch blocks. In each cube or block, sow two or three seeds for most vegetables, four or five herb seeds, and one cucumber seed (cucumbers germinate very well, and seed is expensive). Thin (with scissors) tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce to one plant per cube once the first true leaves begin to form.
After sowing, water the cubes and cover them with polyethylene to keep in moisture; check daily and remove the cover as soon as germination occurs. Immediately upon germination, place the seedlings under light.
Transplanting. Transplant lettuce when the first set of true leaves appears, 10 to 14 days after sowing. Transplant herbs at a similar stage, but note that the time until true leaves appear may be considerably longer. European cucumbers take two to three weeks, and peppers take five to six weeks.
Transplant tomatoes into 3-inch rock wool cubes after the first true leaves unfold, in about two weeks. When two pairs of true leaves have formed (three to four weeks after sowing), transplant them to the growing system.
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La Junta Primary is blessed with a music teacher who illustrates that music is a lot of fun, and so are programs (for the kids and the parents). Mary Belew chose the numbers in the first grade program for variety and fun, as well as appropriateness to the theme, which was "Gingerbread Journey."
When that Gingerbread Man got away from the Little Old Woman and the Little Old Man, he ran around the world, through Israel, Spain, Africa, and had lots of fun here in the U.S., including "Grandma's Featherbed." "The Gingerbread Man" sounded suspiciously like "The Candy Man."
Belew said she changed the Gingerbread Man costume from a boy to a girl in the second half of the program for equal opportunity, but one may suspect a first grader might get a little uncomfortable in that outfit for the entire program. The group as a whole is a very lively first grade, who seemed to particularly enjoy doing "Jump, Jump, Jump."
The costumes are an important part of any primary program. Mrs. Janet Kimsey helped with props and costumes. They included, besides a great Gingerbread Man, sombreros and maracas for the "Pablo, the Reindeer," hula outfits for "Christmas, On the Beach at Waikiki," and mouths with teeth for "All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth." Also, Grandma's featherbed was represented with a great quilt and there was a North Pole (literally). There were also a group of Santa Clauses: red suits, hats, beards, the works.
The biggest pleasure of all is seeing and hearing a program in which the songs fit the age of the kids. What could be more fun than turning out the lights and having your own flashlight to wave for "Holiday Lights"?
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Squiggles Gorgeous! I saw this tapestry and fell in love! I designed the rest of my living room around the colors and style! I don't move into my new place for a couple more weeks, but I will happily follow up with a second review after we install it. Based on the description and picture shown, it arrived and was more beautiful than I even imagined. The blue is actually more a muted steely slate and would match most decors. The material is thick and seems quite durable. The hanging hardware is attractive and seems very durable as well. I'm in love! December 7, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by Shopper23 Missing Pieces The tapestry it self is very nice. Thick material, seems as if it would hang very nicely. However, the description clearly says it comes complete with hanging hardware and there was no such hardware in the box, only the rod to weight the bottom down. This was upsetting as it took 10 days for it to arrive only to find I still wasn't able to use it. Otherwise its a nice piece of decoration, and happily will update this review if provided the hardware. June 11, 2014
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This beautiful wall map of Yosemite National Park is in poster format for easy framing and hanging. Based on the popular Trails Illustrated map of the park, this poster gives you rich topographic detail to show the park's magnificent mountains and valleys, as well as updated trail and road information. A perfect keepsake from the glorious park.
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With its double-sided carabiner clips, our newest hands-free watch is twice as useful whether you're exploring in the city or trekking through the backcountry. Clip the watch to a belt loop or backpack, and use the other side to attach keys, a water bottle, or a multitool. A push-button release keeps the clip and your items securely fastened. The analog watch features luminescent hands and markers. Water-resistant to 165 feet.
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a real treat was actually the great metal box it came in! I checked the other "carabiner" watch, but the hands on it were more difficult to make out, although it was bigger. Very happy with this watch over all. I have it handy and can clip it to my keys, or my belt loop, or my wife can clip it to her purse, or keys also.
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A few months before my 60th birthday, I pondered how I wanted to celebrate it. I had had big celebrations for my 40th and 50th. I thought "quietly" sounded good for such a large number! What I didn't expect was that a month and a half before my 60th, my younger sister would suddenly pass away.
My sister had suffered with rheumatoid arthritis from the time she was 18 until her death at 55. She had been declining for years, but the last couple had really taken a toll on her. Every time she went downhill, she managed to bounce back. This time she couldn't. It was shocking for my older sister and I to see her go even though we knew it was best for her after struggling so valiantly year after year.
On my 60th birthday, my older sister and her husband gave me a cake and presents, and it was nice.
I had flown back East to my deceased sister's home, and we were cleaning out her things so we could sell them. The day was the best it could be; yet, I still couldn't believe this was how I was celebrating 60 years of my life — it felt surreal.
My sister was my best friend. She never judged me or my family. I could tell her anything, and she would just listen. Seeing her go also reminded me that it is my time to live. I have a wonderful husband and son, and I know I have a finite amount of time to do things with them both that we enjoy. You never know what life will bring to you. I know what matters are the people who are in your life whether they are family or friends. Those who are here now and those whom you have loved and have passed on are what comprises the imprint we call our life. I am fortunate to have had 60 years surrounded by people past and present whom I loved and who loved me back.


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ZF-2431: Zend_View_Helper_Partial does not support an object to be passed in.
I have a model that implements SeekableIterator and Countable so I can use it like an array
When I do a foreach($designs as $design) {} loop I get back the proper value in $design which is an object model containing all the info about a design..but when I do this
<?= $this->partialLoop('view/design.phtml', $this->designs); ?>
I found the problem and noticed that it was doing this when it ran across an object
} elseif (is_object($model)) {
If (method_exists($mode, 'toArray')) {
} else {
What i did to patch it for my code is when there is no toArray method it just assigns the object to a variable named object.
} elseif (is_object($model)) {
If (method_exists($mode, 'toArray')) {
} else {
$view->assign('object', $model));
Now i understand this is by no means a final solution but it works for now.
here is a link to the thread on the mailing list where it is being discussed.
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Hi Jon,
I'll review the patch - of importance is retaining the current behaviour while allowing specific descendents of some SPL structures a more specialised handling. If you wish the API to be changed without retaining the previous behaviour you will have to suggest this on the mailing list for Matthew's attention since it would create backwards compatibility issues which are best to avoid until the next major revision.
I'll do that and see what he says.
I think the current implementation is actually the best, and the proper solution is to have your model implement a toArray() method.
As discussed on fw-mvc, the approach will be the following:
- Calling partialLoop() without arguments will return the helper object
- A method, setObjectKey() will be created; this will allow specifying a view variable to which to assign objects
- If the objectKey is set, it will be used
- If no objectKey is sett, if the object implements toArray(), that result will be assigned to the view
- If neither the objectKey is set nor toArray() implemented, the result of get_object_vars() will be assigned to the view
I will tackle this this week (week of 4 Feb 2008).
Functionality added in revision 7782.


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Published: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 11:31 p.m.
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DAYTONA BEACH — The Stock Car Racing Hall of Fame announced its three 2013 inductees.
Drivers Alan Kulwicki and Sterling Marlin, and broadcaster Barney Hall will be honored at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 18 at the Shores Resort and Spa.
Kulwicki is one of NASCAR's 50 Greatest Drivers and 1992 Winston Cup driver and champion.
Marlin is the 1994 and 1995 Daytona 500 winner.
Hall was a race radio broadcaster for 50-plus years and was the first announcer hired by Bill France for the Motor Racing Network.
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|Sanz honored by WAC
DENVER - After going a combined 5-1 in singles and doubles over the weekend, helping the Vandals to a 2-1 record, Idaho women's tennis player Almudena Sanz was selected as the Verizon Western Athletic Conference women's tennis Player of the Week.
"It's great, Almu is a real fighter," Idaho women's tennis coach Dan Pollock said. "She never gives up on the court, she always gives 100 percent. If we can find a way for her to work on her concentration, so she can concentrate from start to finish, she's going to be a really good college player."
Sanz, a sophomore from Oviedo, Spain, went 5-1 last weekend, including an impressive 3-0 in No. 2 singles play. Sanz, who is in her first year of playing college tennis in the USA, claimed singles victories over Colorado State's Lauren Mulhern, 7-6, 6-3, Northern Colorado's Elizabeth Tapia, 6-2, 6-2, and Wyoming's Simona Synkova, 6-2, 3-6, (10-7).
Sanz, along with partner Sophie Vickers, added two wins at No. 3 doubles, against CSU and UNC. Sanz was then bumped up to play No. 1 doubles with Vicky Lozano, and in the pair's first match together, they were given the task of facing UW's Synkova and Veronica Popovici, who won the regional championship and a round at nationals earlier this season. Sanz and Lozano performed admirably against the duo, falling in a tiebreaker, 9-8.
"When we recruited her we were hoping she was going to have a huge impact on the middle of the lineup," Pollock added. "Obviously with a few sicknesses and injuries and health issues she's moved up, but she has stepped up and played really big for a first-year player, and that bodes really well for next year."
"Each match I'm feeling more and more comfortable and have more confidence," Sanz said. "I have to be focused on my match until it's finished, then go support the team."
The Vandals will return to action on Saturday as they take on BYU in Pullman, Wash., at 10 a.m. before facing LCSC in Lewiston, Idaho at 4:30 p.m.


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ZF-8233: New options in search function: sortDir and resultChangeCase
I made two functions inside Zend_Ldap->search.
public function search($filter, $basedn = null, $scope = self::SEARCH_SCOPE_SUB,
array $attributes = array(), $sort = null, $sortDir = null, $resultChangeCase = null, $collectionClass = null)
sortDir would be:
if (strtolower($sortDir) == 'desc') {
array_reverse($result, true);
resultChangeCase would be:
$result = Zend_Ldap->search(...);
if ($resultChangeCase != null) {
if (!in_array($resultChangeCase, array('strtolower' ,'strtoupper', 'ucfirst', 'ucwords'))) {
throw new Exception('...');
array_walk_recursive($result, function(&$value, $key, $func) {
$value = $func($value);
}, $resultChangeCase);
I hope you guys enjoy it! :)
Forgot to describe $result.
Changing the sort direction is a PHP-one-liner - I doubt it'll make sense to add another parameter to the already very long method signature of {{Zend_Ldap::search()}}. This functionality can easily be provided by user-land code.
Generall I like the idea of modifying the LDAP options properties' names but it won't be sufficient to provide this functionality in {{Zend_Ldap::search()}} - there are a lot more methods where a change would be necessary. I doubt that the work will be worth the effort as you won't gain anything new (LDAP attributes are case-insensitiv per se).
As you said, it's a trivial case.
Still on the subject, i'd suggest that options should be in array. The reason is simple: if I need just some attributes, I'll need to fill every parameter till I get on attributes's parameter.
Considering that I'm not using any filters, default baseDn, default scope, I'll have to fill in three parameters till I get where I want.
public function search($filter, $basedn = null, $scope = self::SEARCH_SCOPE_SUB,
array $attributes = array(), $sort = null, $sortDir = null, $resultChangeCase = null, $collectionClass = null)
And options being an array, you could consider my suggestions above. :)
The new way would look like:
public function search(array(
'attributes' => array('displayname', 'cn', 'dn', 'departament', 'description')
Much easier :)
Issue is reopened, but:
- the option to change the attributes' names will not be added as the component favors lowercase attribute names in general
- the option to reverse the sort direction cannot be added to {{Zend_Ldap::search()}} because the component relies solely on the LDAP server's capability to sort a result set. Results are retrieved sequentially from the server instead of instantiating the complete result set all at once. The option will be added {{to Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}} as the whole result set is available here.
Both {{to Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}} and {{Zend_Ldap::search()}} will be changed to accept an array parameter to remove the need to work through all the methods' parameters.
fixed in trunk (r18883): added {{$reverseSort}} argument to {{Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}} added possibility to pass parameters to {{Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}} and {{Zend_Ldap::search()}} in a single array argument
Couldn't you add the 'resultChangeCase' function on {{Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}} ?
Treating results' case in the source ({{Zend_Ldap::searchEntries()}}) would be better than treat one by one later. Considering that most of AD servers' entries aren't standardized, I think that it's better all come in one single case format (lower or upper for me) and then work upon results.
What do you think about it ? :)
Attribute names are already normalized to lower-case. I think there is no need to add this option just for the sake of cosmetics.


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