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Published: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 6:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 6:38 p.m.
When Mike Allen, Belville's mayor, paid his taxes at one of the town's previous headquarters for the first time, he didn't understand why he was doing so in Leland.
Sometime in the next few months, though, Belville will put the finishing touches on a deal for a new town hall, and future residents won't have any such confusion.
Walking through the now-empty rooms next-door to the town's existing offices at 497 Olde Waterford Way, though, it's clear that town leaders know how they want the space to be used.
"Ever since we came on the board, we had a vision," Allen said. "And part of that vision is that this is ours, a place we can come in, have a nice assembly room and space our citizens can utilize."
As part of the negotiations, which began in March 2012, the town's rent for its current 2,000-square-foot suite dropped from nearly $7,000 a month to $3,500 a month.
Officials have already set aside $80,000 for renovations to the space when the final agreement is reached, and they hope to complete initial renovations within three months of reaching an agreement. Some of that money will be used to knock down a wall and increase the size of the town's meeting chambers.
Another segment of the new space will be given to the Brunswick County Sheriffs Office for use as a substation, housing two detectives and a receptionist.
"The only substation they have right now is on Highway 133, which kind of limits access," Allen said. "Here is at the center of the northern communities, so it's a little easier access."
Members of the board of commissioners are excited about the new space for another reason: They'll finally have a place to meet and hold office hours, as they will be given a room next to the expanded chambers.
"We don't have any place we can sit down ourselves or anyplace we can talk among ourselves. Now we finally get a room," said Joe Breault, one of the town's commissioners.
The only portion of the building that will take longer to complete is a large community space, which commissioners hope to determine the best use for by surveying residents.
"We're not gonna tell them. We want them to tell us, and then we can prioritize how it goes," Breault said. "Once we prioritize that, the idea is to form a citizen's committee, and they'll have ownership of the room."
Breault added that he'd like to use the space to sponsor wellness clinics in conjunction with the Brunswick County Health Department. Other ideas floated for the space so far include Boy Scouts meetings, and a computer space and reading area. But the commissioners are open to various possibilities.
"By giving the people of the town ownership, it gets them to realize that we're actually doing work for them and it's not the other way around," Allen said.
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ZF-11374: Override default translation for Zend_Validator
I'm using Zend_Locale and Zend_Translate in a custom class
class pplib_Locale extends Zend_Locale {
protected $_translate;
public function __construct() {
$locale = $this->findLocale();
$auth = Zend_Auth::getInstance();
if(($user = $auth->getIdentity()) !== null) {
$locale = $user->getLocale();
$this->_translate = new Zend_Translate(array(
'adapter' =>'gettext',
'content' => APPLICATION_PATH.'/languages/',
'scan' => 'directory',
'locale' => $locale,
'clear' => true,
'reload' => true
Zend_Registry::set('pplib_Locale', $this);
public function getTranslate() {
return $this->_translate;
and initializing the default translater in Bootstrap
class Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Bootstrap
protected function _initLocale() {
$locale = new pplib_Locale();
and I want to override the translation for a form validator error message.
class Application_Form_Login extends Zend_Form
public function init() {
$password = new Zend_Form_Element_Password('password');
->addValidator('StringLength', false, array(8))
->addValidator('Regex', false, array(
->setMessage($view->translate('PP_PASSWORD_CHARS'), 'regexNotMatch');
this does not work - the validator still uses the default translation. Is this a bug or correct behavior? Is it possible to override a default translation?
"Does not work" is useless. What did you do? What result did you expect? What result did you get? What is the content of the locale? Was the requested locale detected by Zend_Translate?
and so on... PS: Zend_Locale does NOT TRANSLATE. Using it to translate things is bad behaviour and should really be avoided to prevent method-quirks. PPS: You disabled translation for the validator... why do you expect to get translated content with a disabled translator?
Egesté - what do you mean with ... the validator still uses the default translation? Class' default or something else? In other words, is the output error "'%value%' does not match against pattern '%pattern%'" or something else?
bq. PPS: You disabled translation for the validator... why do you expect to get translated content with a disabled translator?
I think he disabled the translator to prevent possible double translation. However, as said, this issue is pretty much incomplete for me too.
I didn't think I had left any room for ambiguity, did either of you read the source code I posted in the ticket? Can you see that there's source code in this ticket?.. I will try to explain without using code and assume you cannot see the code I posted...
What I'm doing is extending an instance of Zend_Locale and using it as a wrapper for other locale-specific classes, in this case I'm using it for translation. In the future I plan to also use it for timezone, currencies etc. The name of my Zend_Locale wrapper class is pplib_Locale. The pplib_Locale class creates and stores an instance of Zend_Translate with the following params: *adapter = gettext *content = APPLICATION_PATH.'/languages/' *scan = directory *locale = $locale (This is either the default locale, a detected locale, or a user-specified locale) *clear = true *reload = true
Once I have instantiated all the params I want in pplib_Locale, I save it to the registry. Zend_Registry::set('pplib_Locale', $this);
Then, in Bootstrap, I set the defaul translator for Zend_Form to the translator I initialized in pplib_Locale, like so: Zend_Form::setDefaultTranslator($locale->getTranslate()); // $locale is a valid pplib_Locale, created one line above it in bootstrap
In my gettext files, I have created entries for the various default error messages in various Zend_Validate classes. For example: In the Zend_Validate_Regex class, the error message "key" 'regexNotMatch' has been translated to "Invalid input.".
If I stop here, all my translations work. You don't need to know my locale, you don't need to know anything more than if I stop here all my translations work. My problem has nothing to do with getting translations to work.
Moving on to the issue...
There is one specific form for which I would like to OVERRIDE the default translation for a validation error. The form is my login form, the field is my password field, and the validator is the Regex validator, as you may or may not have seen in the source code I posted.
I have tried to set the error message manually via: $element->getValidator('Regex')->setMessage('PP_PASSWORD_CHARS', 'regexNotMatch'). I expected the translated output of a 'regexNotMatch' error for this form>element>validator to then be the translated text for the gettext key 'PP_PASSWORD_CHARS', but it still gives the default 'regexNotMatch' error message "Invalid input."
So I tried to disable the default translator for the validator via: $element->getValidator('Regex')->setDisableTranslator(true)->setMessage($view->translate('PP_PASSWORD_CHARS'), 'regexNotMatch'); I expected the validators default translator to be disabled, and instead use my translate view helper to set the error message manually for the validation error 'regexNotMatch'. This, too, still outputs the default 'regexNotMatch' error message "Invalid input."
My humble guess is that if error message key, like regexNotMatch, is used as a string to be translated it may override the whole translation process in validator. If I may suggest, you should not use those in your language resource files but full message strings. See for example this resource file.
// Snippet from Zend_Validate_Abstract
protected function _createMessage($messageKey, $value)
if (!isset($this->_messageTemplates[$messageKey])) {
return null;
$message = $this->_messageTemplates[$messageKey];
if (null !== ($translator = $this->getTranslator())) {
--> if ($translator->isTranslated($messageKey)) {
$message = $translator->translate($messageKey);
} else {
$message = $translator->translate($message);
I can not reproduce this behaviour. Therefor closing this issue as not reproduceable.
Please note that also other validators have a "invalid input" message.
Feel free to reopen when you have additional informations. When you have questions on coding problems please ask within the mailing list.


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Hey guys. I thought this was awesome and wanted to share with you. I did this using my graphics software. here is officially what the KH/DW would look like as a kirk. Many have wanted to know and some doubted it but i think this is VERY accurate in kirk form. I used a pic of Darren's (hope you don't mind). hope you guys like it:
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Roller-compacted concrete (RCC) can be produced in any type of equipment that will provide uniform mixing of the cement, aggregates, and water
Roller-compacted concrete (RCC) is just what it sounds like. This stiff, zero-slump concrete mixture can be placed with asphalt-type paving equipment and then compacted with rollers.
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The track is from the upcoming compilation Closed Sessions Vol. 2. The compilation will be coupled by a documentary of the same name out for free downed this August. Shapow! Watch the trailer above.


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Aaron Lewis Brown Jr.
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 255 lbs.
Born: November 16, 1943 in Port Arthur, TX
Died: November 15, 1997 in Houston, TX
High School: Lincoln
College: Minnesota (school history) (Brown college stats)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 1st round (6th overall) of the 1966 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 39 (2371st overall since 1950)
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"The Geator with The Heator" Jerry Blavat, a DJ from South Philadelphia known for spinning Oldies tunes, talks about the early days of rock and roll.
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The simple ingredients in this recipe give it flavor the whole family will enjoy. A no-nonsense salad will round out the meal. -Taste of Home Test Kitchen, Greendale, Wisconsin
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (5 ounces each)
- 1/4 cup 2% milk
- 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon ranch salad dressing mix
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Flatten chicken slightly; set aside. In a shallow bowl, combine milk and garlic. In another shallow bowl, combine the flour, salad dressing mix and pepper. Dip chicken in milk mixture, then coat with flour mixture.
- In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil and butter over medium heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or until no longer pink. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Delicious! Super fast and easy. I served this with the Zucchini Parmesan in the same issue and garlic bread."
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"Very good. I didn't have ranch mix, so I added an extra TBSP of flour for the breading and subbed 1/2 the milk for light ranch dressing. Worked out well."
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Advancing Beginner Guitar is for players who know their basic guitar chords and not much else. We'll get up the neck a bit, try out some tunings, fool around with rhythm, and learn some shortcuts and cheap tricks. Bring a capo and a favorite song or tune.
This unique class will combine singing and playing with the history and context of the African American. We will talk about how African Americans helped shape the emergence of old time music, as well as the history around work songs, gospel songs, and toasts. Come ready to play, sing, clap, stomp, and discuss. All levels
First time players will learn basic tuning and playing skills, while more advanced players concentrate on developing accompaniments and arrangements and repertoire. We'll learn some of our songs and tunes by the numbers and some by ear. All levels
In this class, we will explore the elements of flatpicking from the basic down-up right hand delivery, to cross-picking, rhythm ideas and back-up guitar techniques. This class will strive for a relaxed atmosphere which will encourage a non-competitive and musical experience in order to show how much fun this very conversational style of guitar playing can be. Written materials will accompany the class.
Tuning the guitar, learning how to hold it, and strumming chords "in rhythm" is where this class will begin. Folks who have never played as well as beginning guitarists are welcome. We will cover playing to accompany songs as well as session tunes. Bass runs and dynamics will also be practiced. Before we are through we hope to get everyone to play a blues run or a rock and roll riff...enough to make you want to play more.
It's fun! The instrument is ideal for playing chords and easier than many instruments for learning to play melodic accompaniment. This class is for learning basic techniques on the right and left hands, learning tunes and songs 'by ear', basic session essentials and plenty of practice playing in rhythm. As the week progresses, the class will play traditional old-time tunes in several tunings (please bring a capo), look at tablature and try a basic finger pickin' pattern...ring, ring the banjo.
Maura has toured the US, UK and Ireland for two decades as half of The Kennedys duo, and as Nanci Griffith's primary backup vocalist and acoustic guitarist. Her specialty is getting a full band sound out of a single acoustic guitar, and her style involves not only strength and volume, but also a number of more subtle techniques using the dynamics and contrasting sounds that are available to the guitarist who wants to dig a little deeper and venture beyond the basic strum. Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
This class is intended to introduce basic techniques, styles and approaches to the use of the harmonica in blues and folk music. Topics covered include holding the harmonica, playing in both first, second, and third positions, and harmonica maintenance. We will also explore special effects like bends, trills, fanning, tremolo, and throat pops. We will also address things like accompanying yourself on harmonica with other instruments, etc. Students are required to bring at least one diatonic (10 hole) harmonica in the key of C. Harmonicas will be available for purchase in the camp store. Beginner/Intermediate
Being from the "loving-all-kinds-of-fiddling-styles" school, I would like to offer a class on the language of fiddle styles. What makes an Irish tune sound Irish? (and how do they make those neat ornamental sounds?), an old-time tune sound old timey? (rhythm with the bow, emphasis on the correct syllable), How do those Quebecois fiddlers do that thing with their feet and fiddle at the same time? All questions answered and new techniques taught to help you on your journey. Intermediate/Advanced
Filling in the Cracks is for any guitar players who do OK but want to spiff it up, for old folkies needing to lose bad habits, for more experienced players looking for a technical boost, or for any who have nothing else to do that period. We'll get you to play just like yourself, only more so. Drop-ins welcome all week. All levels
We will study and perform music from the string band traditions of rural America. Additionally Nova Scotia, Quebecois, Irish, New England, Scandinavian, African American, dance, and ballad traditions will also be explored with listening, practice, and performing components. Emphasis on ensemble intuition, playing by ear, and lifetime personal music making skills (transposition, harmonizing, etc.). Violin, guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass, accordion, concertina, penny whistle, flute, bodhran, harp, ukulele, or piano ~ All Welcome!
This class assumes that you have a little knowledge of the fretboard and can play some single note lines as a soloist. Fiddle tunes and fiddle tune variations are a plus but not a necessity as we work through more advanced techniques with ear training and written materials available as a guide to having fun and sounding good.
Learn by doing. In this class, each camper will write a song this week. On the first day you will get your own unique song assignment – it could be a scenario, an intriguing question, or an absorbing image – which will begin your quest for the week. By the last day of class, you will sing your new song for the class in a no-judgment zone. In-between we will take a look at the art, the craft, and the nuts-and-bolts of songwriting. The song you write will be a real-life exercise in creation, learning how to mine your own feelings, talents and perspective to create a song – poetry with dancing shoes! Greenhorns as well as old hands are welcome in the bunkhouse. Joel has taught classes in songwriting with this technique at many camps – Puget Sound, California Coast, Augusta Heritage, Folk College, Summersongs, and Lamb's Retreat For Songwriters (and SAMW!) – over the past 25 years and hundreds of wonderful songs have been born. All levels
Lyrics give us rhyme and reason. But music rules the realms of mood and mystery. In this class we will explore the world of composition: melody, rhythm, chords, structure & motif. We'll include a survey of key elements of several styles of music, such as blues, jazz, bluegrass, tin-pan alley, hymnody, and, yes, folk music. We'll touch on some basic music theory in its relationship to songwriting – like which chords usually go with each other & why. How adding or changing one note in a chord changes the mood completely. And what's so special about a diminished seventh, anyway? We'll talk about how to listen to your lyrics for rhythm cues and melodic ideas. And tackle the million dollar question – how can this class help me make better songs? You won't get homework assignments in this class, so it would make a nice compliment to Joel's other songwriting class – or a stand-alone addition to your camp experience. Most musical examples will be using guitar and voice, but all instruments are welcome. All levels
This is the music from the 20s made popular by buskers and bands like the Memphis Jug Band and Gus Cannon's Jug Stompers. And we got more to choose from! So bring your mando, your voice and a jug, if you have one...preferably one that's full and ready to pass. Music in standard and TAB will be provided so you can take this music home and annoy your neighbors. And bring your favorite recording device. We will be playin' jug band blues!! Intermediate/Advanced
Ever sit down at a jam with your mandolin and stare like a deer in the headlights because you aren't sure what to play? Then this workshop is for you! We are going to work on techniques you may use when you are playing mandolin along with your singing and/or the music of others. We'll explore a diverse set of music styles and rhythms, from Celtic ballads and fiddle tunes to bluegrass and blues...rhythms, chords, melody and bass lines galore! Music in standard and TAB will be provided, and the use of recording devices is strongly encouraged. Intermediate
Sing for energy and sing for joy. We'll sing great songs that are easy to learn, and the class will include plenty of vocal warm-ups and wake-ups. Everyone welcome. All levels
Pete and Maura Kennedy have performed on stages all over the US and the British Isles, from Royal Albert Hall and the Beacon Theater to Falcon Ridge and the Newport Folk Festivals, but many of the most valuable lessons they have learned in over a thousand live shows have been in the intimate setting of a folk concert, where the audience is attuned to every word and note, and they have learned that the anxiety of performing can be converted into creative energy that lifts up the audience and performer in one collective gesture.
This workshop will involve performing a song for a small, appreciative and compassionate team of fellow students who together with the Kennedys will help you find ways to achieve the rapport that folk performers always seek with their audience. All levels
As a member of the Carolina Chocolate Drops, Hubby Jenkins became steeped in the music of Joe and Odell Thompson. They played an African American style of square dance music whose tradition goes back to the Civil War. In this intermediate banjo class we will break down, and learn, songs and tunes preserved from the frolics of Thompson's youth.
Singing is fun! Inside each of us lives a beautiful and unique instrument!
In this workshop, we will move our bodies, soften our hearts, open our mouths and let our voices out to play!
With an emphasis on vocal health and self-care, we will use a combination of vocal warm-ups and workouts, to help relax and strengthen the voice - making it more flexible and reliable. Individual attention and support is offered to each person in class as well as for the group as a whole. All levels
Singing is fun! Inside each of us lives a beautiful and unique instrument!
In this workshop, we will move our bodies, soften our hearts, open our mouths and let our voices out to play!
With an emphasis on vocal health and self-care, we will use a combination of vocal warm-ups and workouts, to help relax and strengthen the voice - making it more flexible and reliable. Individual attention and support is offered to each person in class as well as for the group as a whole. All levels
Pete Kennedy's interest in songwriting stems from an early 80's stint as East Coast guitarist for Kate Wolf, when he got a sense of the power of a simple voice and acoustic guitar. That led to years as house guitarist at the Birchmere, backing Tom Paxton and other greats. A year on the road with Mary Chapin Carpenter led to a 20-year on-and-off gig with Nanci Griffith, including the recording of Other Voices, Other Rooms, which gave him a chance to watch the process as practiced by Nanci, Guy Clark, John Prine, Townes Van Zandt, and a holy host of others, many from the Texas school of songwriting. Pete describes that as "getting a master's degree in song craft", and it has served him well over the last two decades as co-writer of both words and music with Maura Kennedy, writing both for his own voice, and frequently for Maura's. He is enthused about sharing his experiences in the songwriting world, and passing along not only stories, but practical tips for structuring and strengthening your songs. All levels
We will learn real world sound skills and wander through some "big picture" theory without getting too technical. Much of what makes good sound is really basic: beat back hums and buzzes, set up your stage well, monitor levels in the right places, have good communication with the stage. Class tips and hands-on experience will come in handy at festivals, coffee houses, and home recording. Class members will be asked to crew on stage and be at the mixer for the final student concerts. All levels
The guitar is perhaps the most versatile instrument in American folk music. It can play rhythm and melody, and it can be both percussive and sustaining. Just how does one get the guitar to play the blues? That is the goal of this class. We will explore the history, tradition and aesthetic of the Blues, while all the while learning tunes that help us understand the principles that underpin a wide variety of traditional (acoustic) blues styles. We will touch on areas like chord organization, regional differences, improvisation, scales, timing and tone. All levels are welcome in this class but a strong familiarity with first position chords is highly recommended. All levels


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2012 Commencement Week video
Art shows, engineering projects, senior breakfast, nurse pinning, teacher commissioning, the last handshake.
June 12, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
A $350,000 grant to promote pregnancy planning
Nursing professor Joke Ayoola will work in three Calvin partner neighborhoods, increasing women's knowledge and self-efficacy about reproductive health.
August 10, 2012 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin community shows heart
Calvin College students led the way in the 2012 Gift of Life Campus Challenge—the largest college-based organ donor drive in the nation. Calvin signed up the most people as a proportion of its student population (5.09%).
March 02, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
Nursing students offer care at Supper House
A northwest emergency food center is one place Calvin nurses are learning about healthcare.
March 27, 2013 | Myrna Anderson
Pinning and commissioning
Calvin nurses and teachers get a final send-off in two end-of-year ceremonies.
May 21, 2009 | Myrna Anderson
Professor of the Year: Renae Boss Potts
Calvin senior class votes Renae Boss Potts the 2011 Professor of the Year.
May 03, 2011 | Myrna Anderson , Andrew Steiner
Senior nurses highlight healthcare
Calvin College nursing students hold session on improving healthcare access in local neighborhoods.
March 12, 2007 | Myrna Anderson
U.S. News recognizes Calvin College for its undergraduate research
Calvin is on a short list of institutions that U.S. News & World Report highlights as outstanding examples of undergraduate research and creative projects.
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Oil On Canvas- artist Deborah Hake Brinkerhoff Part of Phillips Gallery Exhibit
Not long ago I sat down with Salt Lake City Arts Council Director Nancy Boskoff to talk about many things, one of them being contemporary art in Salt Lake City. You may not know this about Nancy Boskoff, but 30 years ago, before she became an arts administrative fixture in Salt Lake, she was a modern dancer. She recounts a story of when she choreographed a piece in her previous life, before she moved to Utah.
"I was in the box with the tech crew for one of the rehearsals and one of the guys looked at me and asked, 'What is this about?' I told him it wasn't about anything to which he replied, 'It has to be about something.' It turns out he and the rest of the guys on the crew made up a romantic story about the dance. It may not be what I had in mind, but I thought, 'OK, that's fine.' If someone can experience art and take something from it that is meaningful to them, that's what is important."
Oil On Canvas- artist Deborah Hake Brinkerhoff Part of Phillips Gallery Exhibit
If you happen to be an arts administrator, whether you work with dance, music or visual art, you understand much of your career deals with what is essentially this conversation over and over again. I primarily work with visual art and I think sometimes people who decide it's time to take that step beyond traditional landscapes and still lifes (that are really only there to be lovely) assume that contemporary art (that isn't always pretty) is always about meaning. But sometimes art, even these days, doesn't mean anything. Shocking, I know. I've worked at a gallery for a little over ten years. We exhibit all kinds of artwork: painting, sculpture, photography, installation. Sometimes it's traditional, sometimes it's contemporary, sometimes it's completely conceptual, and sometimes, I simply don't get it. Yes, I'm admitting it. I'm an art historian, I'm an art administrator, and sometimes, I just don't get it. I'm saying this to officially invite you to explore your new self. Your self that doesn't need an answer for everything. Your self that doesn't need to find meaning in everything and can feel perfectly secure in that. Of course, if you want to find meaning in it, good for you. Go for it. Welcome to contemporary art.
The cool thing about being this person is you don't have to feel awkward when you visit an art exhibit. It's not there to intimidate you. It is there to challenge you, and if you don't get it, that's OK. If it's not for you, that doesn't make you an idiot. Does that mean the artwork is ridiculous? No. Maybe esoteric, but not ridiculous. But that's for each individual to decide. Try to remember: it's the inexperienced art connoisseur that believes there's a right opinion when it comes to art. You don't have to have an answer and you don't have to like it. But the experienced art connoisseur is open to it. That's all you need. Artists explore new ideas all the time. If the meaning of their work is important to them, they'll share it with you. Most of the time, there will be an artist statement or a brochure that explains their process, their mindset, and their motivation. But if there is no text to help you understand what you're looking at, you're on your own buddy. All that means is you can take whatever you want from it. Relax. There is no test afterward.
Gallery Stroll is this Friday, which means it's the perfect opportunity to check out some contemporary art. Are you ready to experience some art you may not understand? Awesome. Head to Phillips Gallery and check out Deborah Hake Brinkerhoff – a fantastic abstract artist here in Salt Lake City. I'll even give you a head start by giving you something to read beforehand. 15 Bytes recently published a review of her exhibit.
Check out the review and then head to Phillips Friday night. Remember, you don't need to impress your artsy friends with a well-formulated thesis on the artist's intentions. You just need to have your own opinion. Art will mean different things to different people. That's what makes it a great topic of discussion. The experience you have with it may be fleeting, or it may stay with you. There is no trick to "getting it". The only trick to enjoying art is being open to it.
Laura Durham is assistant editor at 15 Bytes, Utah's Art Magazine, and is a contributor for Salt Lake magazine.


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It's been an unfortunate start to the new year for funk and soul fans the world over. January saw the passing of three music icons Jimmy Castor, Johnny Otis, and Etta James. Their combined influence on funk, soul, jazz, and even rock-n-roll was profound to say the least. By forging new pathways for future artists they truly inspired generations of fans for years to come. This week Jonesy pays tribute to the passing of these musical legends, by featuring tracks from each artist, intermixed with the standard affair of soulful grooves.
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Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 6th round (82nd overall) of the 1962 NFL Draft.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's 2008 Black History Month celebration of Stax Records
Interviewed by Jason Hanley
Al Bell is the former owner of Stax Records. While at Stax, he introduced marketing and promotional innovations that helped to change the direction of the music industry. Bell played a crucial role in organizing the Wattstax Festival, a Stax Records concert, which resulted in the 1973 documentary film Wattstax
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Interviewed by John Broven, renowned author of Record Makers and Breakers: Voices of the Independent Rock 'n' Roll Pioneers
One of the pioneers of the music industry, Bihari has discovered and produced great musical icons such as B.B. King, Ike and Tina Turner, John Lee Hooker, and Etta James. Bihari's most well-known record labels have included Modern, RPM, Flair and Crown.
Wednesday, December 15, 2004
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Managed the Police and Sting as a solo artist, Miles Copeland is the owner/operator of IRS records, which was responsible for bands including the Bangles, R.E.M., the Go Go's, and Fine Young Cannibals.
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Owner and president of the Del-Fi label, Keane was a catalyst for the careers of artists such as Sam Cooke, and his top hit, "You Send Me," and Ritchie Valens who topped the charts with "Donna," "Come on Let's Go" and the legendary Latin rock sensation, "La Bamba"
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Native Clevelander Hank LoConti is a music promoter and club-owner. He founded the famous Agora club in 1966. The Agora was one of many venues across the country to which LoConti brought the biggest names of rock and roll including Bruce Springsteen, Wanda Jackson, Bob Dylan and countless others.
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Today we observe the martyrdom of St. John the Baptizer. He was killed because he spoke truth to the powerful but sinful king. The Church points to him and tells us we need to do the same: to challenge our government leaders to do what is right, starting with the protection of every human life, born and unborn.
This responsibility takes the form of lobbying and communicating with elected representatives. It also takes the form of voting, so that those who fail in their basic responsibilities to the community may not get into public office in the first place.
We count the cost of this activity too carefully. Today, let's learn a lesson from the one who lost his head rather than keep silent.
St. John the Baptizer, pray for us and for our leaders.


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2011 - Boulder Racing CX - Westminster
Westminster CX 11-26-11 from Patrick Gallegos on Vimeo.
Boulder CX #4 - Westminster, Colorado from Steve Carpenter on Vimeo.
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This venue is only in its 2nd year. Come experience the grand stair case.
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Hi! Did anyone find a yellow Novara windbreaker near the start-staging area at the Westminster race? Thanks!
the stairs....a double
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the stairs....a double set..then maxed out for a minute or so. some tricky bike steering then more stairs, a triple!!! those were the equalizer!
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6 run ups (laps) of the Grand Staircase was all I needed to sit my ass on the couch for the rest of the day, albeit beer in hand; climbing fun,technical and great weather. One of the venues of the season so far. Also, great racing in the Men's open between Summerhill, Krughoff and JHK...
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So bummed i couldnt make it to Westiminster, love the course/setting. Didnt miss the stairs however ;).
That said, any of the usual photographers out at Lookout on Sunday? Nothing posting at Mountain Moon. I know it wasnt a Cup race but it was a blast of a course!! Thanks Green Mountain for hosting, especially the day after a Cup race late in the season.
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Check out our calendar item. There is one link now and hopefully more come in


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Roadwork required for the reconfiguring of the ramp off southbound U.S. Route 202 onto southbound I-95 will require a four-day closure, according to the Delaware Department of Transportation.
The southbound U.S. 202 off ramp onto southbound I-95 will be closed from 10 p.m. Friday, May 3, until 5 a.m. Monday, May 6 while workers perform needed roadwork, DelDOT spokesman Robert King said.
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Sparano says Davone Bess must study opponents better
It was like seeing a shooting star in full daylight. Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano rarely EVER criticizes players.
You can point out how a certain offensive tackle - who shall remain nameless – has been a turnstile all season. Or you could hammer him on Brandon Marshall dropping a couple critical end zone passes – and Sparano would find some way to spin it favorably.
That's his style. Nobody goes under the bus, and that approach has gained him respect inside the locker room. That's why this winless team hasn't quit on Sparano.
However, sometimes if Sparano's confronted on a player's shortcoming, or asked about an area that needs improvement, he'll hint at something.
Sparano did just that on Thursday when he used a throw away question about Davone Bess' ceiling as a player to point out his theory that the team's slot receiver, a three-year veteran this regime discovered as an undrafted rookie out of Hawaii, needs to do a better job studying his opponents.
"I think he would tell you he feels like he could play better," Sparano said referring to Bess, who has caught 27 passes for 323 yards and no touchdowns this season.
Statistically, Bess is on pace for one of his least productive seasons.
His production after seven games compares to his rookie year, when he served as a fill-in starter for an injured Greg Camarillo, and caught 54 passes for 554 yards and one touchdown in his six starts.
Since then Bess has caught 155 passes for 1,578 yards and scored seven touchdowns over the past two years. And mostly as a slot receiver.
But there's been a noticeable drop-off this season - especially on third downs - where Bess has consistently been one of the NFL's most productive third down chain movers the previous two seasons.
"Davone always works at it. He's a real curious guy that way," Sparano said. "But I'd say the area that would be most beneficial for Davone, and he knows that, is studying the people he's playing."
Sparano's referring to the nickel cornerbacks Bess faces each week, the Will Allens and Javier Arenas' of the league. Bess will likely line up against Arenas, a tiny ballhawk with good instincts, this Sunday.
"He does a good job with that. But like any young player, and he is a young player, it comes with time and knowing who those players are," Sparano continued. "There's particular players who cover Davone Bess who are not the norm when you're talking about inside nickel players. You don't get a lot of opportunities to see some of those people.
"That's probably the biggest area [to make growth]," Sparano said. "Smart player. Hard work ethic. Probably one of the more positive players on our team [from] a run after catch [standpoint]."
But is Bess being the receiver quarterbacks can lean on this season? I'm guessing here, but that seems to be what Sparano's hinting.