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In this issue: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-5260 functionality for memcache weight, timeout, retry_interval and status were added. Now we are running memcache on a Debian 4.0 with PHP memcache extension 2.0.1. In this version the extension only allows 6 parameters and throws an ErrorException if you use more. As you see, the affected field is the 'status' field in the addServer function. As I did not see how to get the version of the php extension, i created the following patch which is working fine for me. It also should not affect newer versions of the extension, because the default setting in the php extension is true, just like Zend_Cache_Backend_Memcached does.
I just commited a "compatibility" option into SVN trunk to deal with that kind of problems
For the moment, this option controls only the status parameter like you describe it here.
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Mere birthright alone doth not a Utahn create. What makes a true local? We say it is not the number of years you've lived within Zion's borders, but rather the zeal with which you explore all our state has to offer. If you're new, or if you're questioning your right to citizenship, we're here to help, with this refresher course. Check back for another experience to check off your list.
Snow is on the ground, but that's no reason to pass up a dip in Utah's natural waters—especially if it's nice and steamy.
The Crater at the Homestead Resort in Midway is a geothermal spring hidden in a 55-foot-tall beehive shaped hill with a hole at the top, which formed over 10,000 years as melting snow from the Wasatch seeped into the ground and heated by the earth's interior, made its way to the surface. And going into these waters is essential for any Utahn.
The resort created a tunnel through the hill for easy access to the crater's water, which is 90–96 degrees. Guests swim, snorkel or just enjoy a therapeutic dip. You can even get your scuba diving certification at The Crater.
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Nightshade, Bittersweet Nightshade (Solanum dulcamara)
(Nightshade - 01b) In this photo, we can observe the stages of the nightshade flowers' opening. As the deep purple buds open the five petals of the nightshade flower face forward, as in the top flower; as the flower matures, the petals begin to open wider, as in the flower to the left; and finally the petals fold back from the stamens and pistil, as in the flower to the right. The five stamens stay close together, forming a beak shape with the single pistil protruding like a white tongue.
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Red White and Blueberry Cupcakes
1 cup sugar
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4 egg whites, at room temperature
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1 tsp baking powder
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2 cups heavy whipping cream
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1/3 cup fresh blueberries
Put the blueberries in a small bowl and stir them gently with 1 tablespoon of the flour; set aside.
Sift the remaining 1 cup plus 3 table spoons flour, the baking powder, and salt into a medium bowl; set aside.
In a large bowl, using an electric mixer on medium speed beat the butter and sugar until smoothly blended and lightened in color, about 2 minutes. Stop the mixer and scrape the sides of the bowl as needed during the mixing.
Beat in the egg whites in two additions, mixing until smoothly blended. Add the vanilla and almond extracts and beat for 2 minutes. The batter should look smooth by foamy.
On low speed, add half of the flour mixture, mixing just to incorporate it. Mix in the milk, then add the remaining flour mixture until it is incorporated and the batter looks smooth.
Use a rubber spatula to gently fold the blueberries and raspberries in the batter.
Fill each paper liner with ¼ cup of batter, to about ½ below the top of the liner. Bake just until the tops feel firm and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, about 25 minutes.
Cool the cupcakes for 10 minutes in the pan on a wire rack, then remove the cupcakes from the pan and let cool completely.
In a large bowl, using an electric mixer on medium-high speed, beat the cream, powdered sugar, and vanilla until firm peaks form. Use a small spatula to spread a generous 3 tablespoons of whipped cream evenly over the top of each cupcake. Gently spoon several raspberries and blueberries over the whipped cream. Refrigerate and serve cold.


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Marian University To Host Program On Myth And Value Of Bats
by John Armitage | Nov 27, 2012
The Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab on the campus of Marian University is educating the public about the presence of bats in the environment. The EcoLab's ecologists hope continued education and outreach will quell myths about the mammals. The presence of bats
What: A free information program to explain the functions, values, and clarify myths about bats. When: Saturday, April 7, 2012, from 1-3 p.m. Where: Nina Mason Pulliam Nature Center; 3200 Cold Spring Road; Indianapolis, Indiana 46222 Who To Contact: Jody Nicholson, Outreach Ecologist, at 317.946.1433 firstname.lastname@example.com The Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab on the campus of Marian University is educating the public about the presence of bats in the environment. The EcoLab's ecologists hope continued education and outreach will quell myths about the mammals. The presence of bats does not pose a public health concern. The chances of getting bit by a bat are very slim. Less than 5 percent of all bats have rabies. "The incident with the Indiana University student was very unfortunate because the student didn't have any real chance to prevent the encounter. The problem with rabid bats is that they can start acting outside of their normal ecological routine and unintentionally present themselves to humans either during the day or in a building," said Jody Nicholson, EcoLab outreach ecologist. Although it's not uncommon for healthy bats to roost in buildings, the Big Brown Bat (Eptesicus fuscus) very commonly roosts in buildings or old barns throughout the summer. They are looking for a suitable roost that provides shelter, meets their temperature preference, and provides protection from predators. The Big Brown Bat is one of the heartier bats in the region and because of that, they can have a diverse choice of roosts, which might include a home or attic. Open windows aren't necessarily a preferred entrance to a roosting site. Bats commonly seek entrance to buildings via attic vents or cracks/seams in the exterior. If you see a bat in the house or even active during the day outside on the ground or in the garage, do not touch it or get near it. Do not attempt to contain the animal yourself. Call pest control. The EcoLab's new bat program helps describe functions, values, and clarify myths about bats. OnSaturday, April 7 from 1-3 p.m., the public is invited to a free program at the Nina Mason Pulliam Nature Center, located in the lower level of Allison Mansion on the campus of Marian University. Enter through the doors on the north end of the mansion that overlook the EcoLab. About the Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab The Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab is committed to education about the environment through interaction with the environment. The EcoLab is a 55-acre natural area on the campus of Marian University where environmental restoration began 100 years ago with esteemed landscape architect, Jens Jensen, and continues today with Marian University students, K-12 school groups, and the general public.
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Hybrid Cloud : Hybrid Cloud is removing traditional barriers to innovation and radically changing the relationship between IT and the business. Hybrid Cloud combines the convenience and agility of on-demand public cloud computing with the freedom to run today's and tomorrow's applications onsite, offsite or both without compromise. Explore how Hybrid Cloud helps IT departments enable their business to move more quickly by leveraging existing investments in infrastructure and applications, with less risk and lower cost.
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Alex Scott is known for the quick wit he brings to the stage. Scott's ability to come up with jokes off the top of his head and connect with the crowd keeps him winning open mic competitions. The first time Scott ever touched the mic, he won second place in the DC Comedian of the Year contest. This was the motivation that drove Scott to move to New York City. Homeless and alone, Alex slept in Central Park for 2 days. Not giving up on his dream, Alex ended up staying for 3 years performing at some of the hottest clubs in New York such as Stand Up NY, Boston Comedy Club, and the Uptown Comedy Club. Born and raised in the Washington, D.C. area, Alex moved back to D.C. and won the 2003 Kings and Queens of Comedy contest. Alex Scoft has appeared on BET's Comic View and Grins, a local D.C. cable T.V. comedy showcase. Alex Scott is becoming one of the hottest comedians in D.C. and can be seen performing in clubs and colleges from New York to Atlanta. He co-hosts the "Rhythm Ride in the Morning" on Charlottesville Virginia's 92.7 FM radio station. Scott, not only a performer but a student of comedy says, "A man that knows he knows nothing can learn everything."
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Each episode of The Indestructibles takes a 360-degree look at the science of surviving an extreme disaster. Through cutting-edge CGI, breathtaking footage and reenactments, National Geographic uncovers the hard and fast science behind some of the most amazing survival stories of our time.
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Cuban-Canadian singer-songwriter Alex Cuba recently stopped by Giant Step's headquarters to treat us to an acoustic rendition of "Directo," and you can check out the exclusive video above. The track is from Alex Cuba's self-titled album, released through his very own Caracol Records.
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Queen's Diamond Jubilee London tour: Story of visit to Redbridge, Waltham Forest and Harrow
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The Queen celebrated her Diamond Jubilee with the people of London today as the Duke of Edinburgh showed he has lost none of his waspish humour.
Thousands turned out in three boroughs to welcome the royal couple, who are touring the UK to mark the Queen's historic 60-year reign.
Armfuls of flowers, cards and even soft toys were handed over to the Queen during her first stop, Redbridge, where an exhibition of world-renowned artwork and design classics were on display to mark the Diamond Jubilee at 17th-century Valentines Mansion.
When Philip met one of the many well-wishers, he showed that despite his recent health problems his wits are still keen as he joked with the disabled man about his mode of transport.
The royal strode up to David Miller, 60, and, gesturing to the four-wheeled mobility scooter he was sitting on, asked him: "How many people have you knocked over this morning on that thing?"
Mr Miller, a trustee of a charitable trust that runs Valentines Mansion, and those standing with him erupted with laughter.
Mr Miller, who has difficulty walking due to a spinal problem, said after Philip had moved on: "That is just typical from the Duke. He is renowned for his humour but no offence was taken, it was all in good humour.
"I told him 'no, your Royal Highness, I had not knocked anyone down'."
Moments earlier the Queen and Duke had toured a marquee filled with design exhibits from the past six decades of her reign.
Designer Sir Terence Conran, who helped the local council to source pieces for the display, greeted the monarch when she first arrived.
Classic domestic appliances from the first few decades of the Queen's reign caught her eye.
She paused to look at a tiny 1950s television, that could have been used to watch her coronation in 1953, and a bulky teasmaid from 1965 and told the curator Gerard Greene "how things have changed".
The royal couple were joined by London Mayor Boris Johnson, who at one point took on the role of a lady-in-waiting, collecting flowers that had been handed to the Queen.
He turned to someone in the Queen's entourage and said "Who's IC (in charge)?" as he looked to pass on the bouquets.
Among the items on display in the 17th-century mansion was a portrait by Lucian Freud of his mother, a striking image of a man shouting from 1952 by Francis Bacon, called Head of a Man, and a David Hockney piece entitled A Walk Around the Hotel Courtyard, Acatlan.
The Queen and Philip travelled onto the second leg of their London visit, Waltham Forest Town Hall, where they enjoyed a two-course lunch of Indian shepherd's pie followed by clotted cream bread and butter pudding prepared by celebrity Indian chef Cyrus Todiwala.
Waltham Forest Council leader Chris Robbins, who sat next to the Queen, said: "We spoke about everything. We spoke about the Olympics and what it means for the borough, and also the riots.
"She is a very knowledgeable woman. Every single subject she knew about and had something to say. And she's extremely funny.
"When she got her pudding, it was made with sloe gin and she said 'I'm not going to get drunk on this, am I?'
"She also said when she drove through the gates, she said to Philip 'I've been here before' and he said 'no, you haven't'.
But I reminded her she was here in the Millennium and she said 'I knew it, I'm going to tell Philip later'."
Mr Todiwala, who has two restaurants in London, told how he took the chilli out of his Indian shepherd's pie to spare the Queen and Philip.
He said: "It is a great honour to cook for the Queen. Indian shepherd's pie is a dish that represents both Britain and India - it's one of the oldest fusion dishes.
"I took out all the chilli because I did not want to make it too spicy for them. I wanted something that would be easy on the stomach."
On the final leg of the tour of London, the Duke turned down the chance to take part in a training session when he met members of a youth football team - joking that his heart was not up to it.
He was introduced to football coach Mo Kassamali at the Krishna Avanti Primary School in Harrow, the first state-funded Hindu school in the UK.
Mr Kassamali's nine-year-old son, Suhail, gave the Queen a commemorative football shirt with the number 60 on the back, to mark her Diamond Jubilee.
Mr Kassamali, 40, a coach at Belmont United Youth Football Club, smiled as he said of his lighthearted offer to the Duke: "We asked Prince Philip if he wanted to come for a quick training session.
"He said 'The old heart's not working' - so he turned it down."
The Duke's comments come three months after he had cardiac surgery after suffering chest pains while at Sandringham with other members of the Royal Family over Christmas.
Describing the Queen's reaction to her red shirt, Mr Kassamali added: "She loved the number 60 at the back. She said 'Ooh, that's lovely!'."
Suhail added: "She said thank you very much for the shirt. I don't think she'll wear it.
"Maybe she will give it to her grandchildren.
"I'm really happy. It was unbelievable."
The royal couple were cheered by hundreds of people on the streets of Harrow as they made their way to the school.
Some 1,500 residents took part in the welcome, including 400 members of uniformed bands including Scouts and Air Cadets.
Some 2,000 flags had been made for the occasion, and 1,000 metres of bunting.
The Queen wore a Stewart Parvin silk dress with a blue and green floral print, along with a powder blue wool crepe coat, with a matching Rachel Trevor-Morgan hat.
The royal couple were treated to a variety of cultural performances by pupils from the school and community groups during their hour-long visit.
They did no quite go to plan however, with school trustee Nitesh Gor later admitting to a "technical hitch" during a dance performance which meant the music stopped halfway through.
Philip must have been enjoying the show, by Srishti-Nina Rajarani Dance Creations, Camrose Primary School and University of the Third Age mature students, as he commented before the fault was swiftly corrected: "Can they do it without music?"
Some of the youngest pupils at the Krishna Avanti School performed a classical Indian song for the royal visitors - children who would have ordinarily gone home for the day at 2.25pm, roughly the time the Queen and Duke arrived.
They also recited a Sanskrit version of the instructions by Krishna that the school is founded on, including the aim to be "as humble as a blade of grass". It caused the Duke to comment to Srutidharma Das, the school's faith adviser: "Wouldn't it be wonderful to have more of this?"
The Queen unveiled a tapestry which was commissioned to mark her visit and represents the school's spiritual ethos. It will be presented to her at a later date.
In the school" courtyard, diverse groups including the Merrydown Morris Dancers and the Grimsdyke Brass Band, performed for the Queen and the Duke.
The Queen seemed intrigued by a performance by the Harrow African Caribbean Association to James Brown's I Feel Good - a dance which caused one of the young girls taking part to collapse in a fit of giggles afterwards.
The visit also saw them viewing a photography exhibition representing the diversity of the borough and listening to a specially composed piece of music sung by the Harrow Diamond Jubilee Chorale.
The Duke spoke to the singers afterwards, jokingly asking if they had been using taped music instead of singing live.
They were waved off by the schoolchildren in the bright sunshine, with a bagpipe band marching ahead of the royal cars.
Mr Gor said of the visit: "I don't think we could have had a better day. It's a day we've been waiting for since the school opened four years ago.
"Her Majesty commented on the richness and diversity of what was going on."
Click on the link below to view the pictorial and social media story of the day provided by London24 and colleagues at the Ilford Recorder.


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On Thursday, the Pac-12 announced the 2014 All-Academic teams for the track and field season.
Former University of Arizona golfer Erik Oja was selected as a PING honorable mention All-American Thursday by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA).
The Arizona soccer team has announced its 19-game schedule for 2014
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The Wildcats open the 2014 season on Fri., Aug. 29 with a match-up against UNLV at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.
Senior Lawi Lalang was named the 2014 Pac-12 Men's Track Athlete of the Year while senior Nick Ross was the 2014 Pac-12 Men's Field Athlete of the Year.
Arizona Volleyball Unveils 2014 Schedule
Senior Lawi Lalang, senior Julie Labont� and redshirt junior Elvin Kibet all earned All-America accolades on Saturday.
Senior Lawi Lalang is now an eight-time NCAA Champion after his victory in the men's 5K on Friday evening.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by anmzta World Clock Review - good product, needs better packaging for shipping! The hands on the clock had fallen off when we opened the package, so we had to unscrew the back, put everything back together and then hang it. This was a total pain, but it worked fine after we got it back together and looks beautiful. I'm not sure the clock was worth $70, I would think it would have been made a little more heavy-duty. August 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by MaY51 Just okay I went to the store specifically to check this out before purchasing. The clock was 24" in diameter (nice size for the wall) and really heavy. The frame was distressed metal which would go well with vintage decors and the face was enclosed in glass. What I did not like was the decor on the face itself. The old world map and clock roman numerals were all part of a printed graphic which was not treated in any way to look distressed and it somehow did not complement the rustic metal frame. For the price, I thought it was not worth it. I ended up buying the smaller Norine Metal Key Clock. March 28, 2013
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The Music department at Muskingum University, an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music since 1937, provides an excellent education through individualized attention to students. The program is designed to prepare its majors for successful careers in music or music education, and to provide other opportunities for study and performance to students from all majors.
Student Opportunities
Students are encouraged to join any of the many performance ensembles, each of which is open (some by audition) to all students. In addition, the Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra (SEOSO), the Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds (MVSW), and the Choral Society are each a unique and rewarding partnership between Muskingum College and the surrounding regional community. The SEOSO provides the opportunity for performance with a full orchestra and is open to students by audition as are the MVSW and the Choral Society.
Internships might be arranged in music recording studios, music businesses, or private teaching studios.
Students consistently do research in music history, music education, and pedagogy.
Sigma Alpha Iota is an international music sorority which supports and encourages women musicians of all ages, races, and nationalities, and promotes successful and innovative educational programs in music for all stages of life. SAI cultivates excellence in musical performance, promotes programs and activities that stress the love and importance of music in our lives, and dedicates financial resources that ensure the continuation of programs necessary to support its objectives.
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia became a national fraternity on October 6, 1900, with the admission of a group of men at the Broad Street Conservatory in Philadelphia. Since that time Sinfonia has grown into the largest music fraternity in the world, with more than 150,000 initiates, and chapters on over 200 college and university campuses across the nation, including Muskingum.
OCMEA ( Ohio Collegiate Music Educators Association ) is an organization for aspiring young music educators sponsored and organized by the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA).
The Music department employs a number of students (10-12) as office assistants and equipment movers.
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Students involved in OMEA routinely accompany faculty to the state meeting held each February. Here they attend concerts, participate in workshops, etc.
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Paul Solet, "Grace" (2009).
Grace seems, at times, to be a cruel little film, but it's probably one of the best horror movies I've seen in quite some time, its abysmal 4.5 rating on IMDB notwithstanding. The blurb (from USA Today, certainly more trustworthy than myself) compares Paul Solet's film to "a Stephen King tale," in contrast to a "splatter-fest horror flick," but that's accurate only to the extent that King has long flirted with, and succumbed to, the idea of placing children in mortal danger. In Grace, the aforementioned peril also involves the child's pregnant mother, Madeline Matheson (played by a good Jordan Ladd), who is determined to deliver her baby through natural childbirth. I don't really want to reveal too many details about the movie, except to write that things go very wrong, and the grieving mother makes what seems like an indefensible decision, but the screenplay is finely engineered enough so that her choice, and a subsequent miraculous plot twist, are, by horror-movie logic, utterly believable. Yes, you more or less see where the film is going after the first half hour is over, but that's the joy of it. There's nothing like anticipation to make you squirm.


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Once the residence of the kings of Prussia, Potsdam is a fine example of a Prussian town with its low houses, pedestrianised streets, old gates, Sans-Souci Palace and New Palace. The capital of Brandeburg is currently undergoing a new lease of life: its city-centre canal is gradually being restored; a new district with a resolutely contemporary architectural style is being built on the shores of the Tiefer See; and the historic Old Market Square and its Parliament have regained some of their original splendour.
Tourist attractions Potsdam : Things to see and do
Sanssouci Palace
Zur Historischen Mühle D - 14469 Potsdam
The main staircase leading to this palace provides visitors with an impressive view of its façade fronted by terraces. The rear façade facing the main courtyard is flanked by a semicircular colonnade. Inside the palace, the rooms have been skilfully ..
Park Sanssouci
Schopenhauerstr. D - 14469 Potsdam
Designed partly by Peter Joseph Lenné, Prussia's most talented landscape gardener, Sanssouci Park covers nearly 300ha and features several hundred species of trees. The various palaces and buildings were constructed between 1744 and 1860. A World Her..
Chinese Teahouse
Ökonomieweg D - Potsdam
This Chinese pavilion, a circular building decorated with gilded statues, stands in the Sanssouci Park. It emerged from the 18C mania for all things Chinese. Inside there is an exhibition of Chinese porcelain.
Hotels Potsdam
Altstadt Hotel
Dortustraße 9/10 D - 14467 Potsdam
This 3-star hotel offers comfy accommodation in the Old Town district of Potsdam, just a short walk away from the beautiful Sanssouci Park and the historic Dutch Quarter. Guests enjoy free WiFi throughout the Altstadt Hotel. All of the Altstadt Hote..
Hotel am Luisenplatz
Luisenplatz 5 D - 14471 Potsdam
Prix Prices from : 75 €
This 4-star hotel is located on the Luisenplatz square in central Potsdam, next to Park Sanssouci. It offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi and Sky satellite channels. In-room facilities at the Hotel am Luisenplatz include a minibar, safe, desk and s..
Hotel Villa Monte Vino
Gregor-Mendel-Straße 27 D - 14469 Potsdam
Prix Prices from : 99 €
This 3-star Superior hotel is a traditional 19th-century tower villa, a 3-minute walk from Potsdam's Sanssouci Palace. It boasts an idyllic hilltop location, wonderful views and free on-site parking. The elegantly and historically furnished rooms an..
Restaurants Potsdam
Am Jägertor
Hegelallee 11 D - 14467 POTSDAM
Jägerstr. 39 D - 14467 POTSDAM
This restaurant is at the edge of the Dutch quarter, not far from the pedestrian zone, in the welcoming setting of a historic townhouse. Good French cuisine is served competently and attentively.
Speckers Landhaus
Jägerallee 13 D - 14469 POTSDAM
The name Specker has been synonymous with high class cuisine in Potsdam for many years now. Tasty dishes, such as the veal stuffed Savoy cabbage in morel jus and delicious vanilla cheesecake with advocaat ice cream, are still the trademark of this fr..
Steigenberger Hotel Sanssouci
Allee nach Sanssouci 1 D - 14471 POTSDAM
Im Wildpark 1 D - 14471 POTSDAM
The only aspect of this gourmet restaurant you could possibly describe as 'wooden' is the light panelling, which runs throughout, from the lovely coffered ceiling and panelled walls to the stylish parquet floor. Indeed, the setting for Alexander Dres..
Weinbergstr. 7 D - 14469 POTSDAM
Sicilian Giuseppe Riolo, known as Pino, runs this popular restaurant. The exposed brick walls give his pleasant trattoria a special feel and the dishes chalked up on the blackboard are fresh, seasonal and, of course, Italian.


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Natalie Victoria models GOLDEN RULE LA, a new fashion line from Celebrity Stylist Niki Shadrow. GLADYS Magazine helped launched the ultra hip, brand new line at Philippe Chow's in Hollywood by featuring the Shadrow Sisters (Niki, Stephanie & Danielle Shadrow) on the cover of their "Inspire, Ignite, and Imagine" Issue release party. Joining the star-studded event …Continue reading →


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In my experience as a recruiter, I've observed that culture is an important aspect in a candidate's decision making process, and I'd guess that more than half of candidates ask me what our culture is like. Many of those candidates stress how important culture will be to them when making a decision on accepting new employment. For me personally, employee culture is very important.
The culture at AOL now could not be more different from when first I joined in 2008. It's not that the 'old AOL' culture was bad, but it was not the open, fun and collaborative culture of the 'new AOL.'
In 2009, the announcement came out that Tim Armstrong would assume the role of CEO. The new leadership recognized the need to change the culture in order to change the company. Early on, a new AOL mission statement was generated using employee input from across the globe, and AOL crafted a corporate values statement that was largely drawn from employee input.
One of our core values is that 'We help people.' AOLers embody this value by participating in company-wide Monster Help Days, where employees have done community service that ranges from creating care packages for deployed troops, selling cupcakes in Grand Central Station to raise money for Cancer Research or renovating a library in a local elementary school. These events not only help us 'Walk our Talk' but they help to shake things up and are often fun. Hard work, but fun.
To take the culture transformation one step further, Culture Clubs have been established in each office. I'm a member of the Culture Club in New York. Our club holds a weekly happy hour and has staged events that range from a Halloween party, a chocolate and beer tasting and a Pride March pep rally. Similarly, offices around the country have held a variety of events that include a golf party, an annual Barbecue Cook Off, Office Olympics and various events, weekly and otherwise, that allow employees to have fun with their colleagues. I think these events, the community service and the existence of Culture Club have served a very important purpose – they have transformed our organization from the inside. Now when candidates ask me what the culture is like, I give them a very long, enthusiastic and sincere answer.
To find out more about working at AOL, visit our Careers pages. For more information on Monster Help Day, check out the video below!
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Microsoft officially launches motion-sensing add-on in Singapore; new Need for Speed, Harry Potter released.
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Body of Newspaper Photographer Found in Saltillo, Mexico
Daniel Martinez Bazaldua, a photographer with the newspaper Vanguardia, was found dead yesterday in the northern Mexico City of Saltillo, the Associated Press reports. He had been missing since Tuesday, when he left the Vanguardia office in the afternoon.
The bodies of Martinez Bazaldua, age 22, and another man identified as Julian Zamora, 23, were found dismembered on a street. According to state prosecutors, the body parts were dumped along with a hand-written message saying that the Zetas drug cartel was responsible for the killings. Saltillo is located in northern Coahuila, a state where Zetas is known to operate.
Coahuila state Attorney General Homero Ramos told reporters that investigators had indications both men "were participating in illegal activities." Vanguardia, which hired Martinez a month ago to shoot for its society pages, rejected the attorney general's claim, which was made before any criminal investigation into the murders.
In a statement issued yesterday, Carlos Lauría of Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said, "It is irresponsible for authorities to reach conclusions before conducting a full investigation." CPJ called on Mexican authorities "to fully investigate this crime, examine all possible motives, and bring those responsible to justice."
CPJ reports that according to a Vanguardia editor who asked to remain anonymous, "Photographers covering the society section in Mexico have been targeted by organized crime groups in the past for inadvertently capturing images of cartel members, according to CPJ research."
In May, three news photographers who covered organized crime and drug violence in Veracruz were found dead and dismembered.
CPJ reports that more than 50 journalists have been killed or disappeared in the last six years
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ZF-3925: Ability to override self URL on Zend_OpenId
At the moment this fetches from the $_SERVER supervariable directly. It would be nice to have a $selfUrl static in the style of the $exitOnRedirect that allows the return url to be defined cleanly if it's different than expected.
Patch for zend_openid class with the above suggestion implement.
Why do you need it? Doesn't the second argument of Zend_Consumer::login($id, $returnTo) work for you?
Because it assumes that the URL in the server variable is the URL that user is trying to auth against. It's a subtle condition, but it's we had it when the auth was being done on a different address than that user was viewing (the auth code was centrally located, but being used as a service by a number of different domains, for a shared sign on type solution).


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- 5 cups old-fashioned oats
- 1 cup sliced almonds
- 1/2 cup sunflower kernels
- 1/2 cup ground flaxseed
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 cup honey
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup dried banana chips
- 1/2 cup dried apricots, halved
- In a large bowl, combine the oats, almonds, sunflower kernels and flax. In a small saucepan, combine the brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, oil, salt and cinnamon. Cook and stir over medium heat for 2-3 minutes or until brown sugar is dissolved and mixture is heated through. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Pour over oat mixture and toss to coat.
- Transfer to a 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown, stirring every 8 minutes. Cool completely on a wire rack. Stir in dried fruits. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 9 cups.
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"I make this granola all the time. It is delicious with greek yogurt. I like the banana chips and dried california apricots, but great with dried cherries and prune bits. Substitute pumpkin seeds or another nut. The maple syrup is the key, it smells great. This one is a winner."
"this is amazing! I omitted banana chips and apricots because I didn't have them on hand, although I bet they still would've been tasty. instead I doubled the cranberries and added a 1/2 cup of chopped pecans. so good with yogurt and fruit. definitely will make again, and try all sorts of nut and fruit variations!"
"I forgot to mention that I've made it several times with palm sugar (low glycemic-index sugar) and it was just as good as with the brown sugar."
"I'm addicted to this stuff. I've made it at least 10 times and have it every day with yogurt. The recipe makes a lot, so every time I make it I put some in jars which I decorate and give away to someone."
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What lttle boy wouldn't love a dino dig birthday party? We "dug" up some fun to make this party super special!
The centerpiece of our table was a vanilla cake I ordered from our local grocery store bakery. I asked for something super simple and had them wrap along the edge a coordinating ribbon in lime green and orange polka dots. We topped it with a large dinosaur I found at Michael's and then placed it on a brown basket to give the table a more natural and rustic feel. We had vanilla cupcakes with bright orange frosting and green jello cups for desset for the kids. We wrapped the cups with wooden spoons and twine supplied by Party On! Designs. I covered large cereal boxes with brown wrapping paper and wrapped the front with a coordinating ribbon. They were the perfect size for our cupcakes and jello cups. Fun Favors send the most adorable (and delish) dino cookies that coordinated with our theme and we provided the kids with mini snack cups (supplied by Party On! Designes) filled with pretzels, baby carrots and grapes. For drinks the kids had orange gatorade in mason jars. To complete the table, Rebekah of A Blissful Nest designed a piece of fabric to coordinate with her printable set! It was perfect and we used it as a tablecloth to give the table that extra pop of color!
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Udall Commends White River National Forest for Coming Together with Copper Triangle Bicycle Tour
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Mark Udall welcomed news today that the White River National Forest issued new local guidelines that will help important events like the Copper Triangle Bicycle Tour continue. Colorado is a draw for cyclists, and there are a growing number of large cycling events that occur in the national forests across the state. Unfortunately, one-size-fits-all national regulations could have created burdensome fees for some of these events, like the Copper Triangle, that cross many different jurisdictions along a 78-mile course.
Udall noticed this issue several months ago and brought his concerns to the U.S. Forest Service's attention. Since then, Udall has worked with the U.S. Forest Service and the ride organizers to reach a resolution.
"Colorado is the envy of the world because we have a high quality of life and scenic landscapes – and we love to show off," Udall said. "Cycling events create jobs, drive tourism and showcase some of what makes Colorado incredible. I am glad that I was able to help the U.S. Forest Service and the organizers of the Copper Triangle ride come together and reach a solution in the best traditions of Colorado common sense. This is a win for Colorado and a testament to what happens when the public and private sectors work together."
"We very much appreciate that Senator Udall took an interest in this issue and that the U.S. Forest Service invested the time to review, evaluate and update the policy concerning special events on Colorado's wonderful bike paths," said Scot Harris, event director for the Copper Triangle Bicycle Tour. "This policy was clearly out of date and causing confusion within the U.S. Forest Service, but the staff at the White River National Forest Office were flexible and worked hard to understand the issue in order to re-write a much more reasonable and fair policy."
Following Udall's intervention in the issue earlier this year, the White River National Forest responded by analyzing the issue and issuing a new local Special Use amendment that allows a different fee structure for developed bike paths that have become so popular in the region, including the Summit County, Vail Pass and Glenwood Canyon paved recreational paths adjacent to I-70 and the paved path around Dillon Reservoir.
Udall commends the White River National Forest for its flexible and common-sense approach that will support the famous Copper Triangle road ride as well as the many other events that attract riders to this magnificent part of the state. The Copper Triangle draws more than 3,000 cyclists annually and generates nearly $1 million in economic impact for Copper Mountain and neighboring hotels and businesses. It also has raised over $750,000 for the Davis Phinney Foundation for Parkinson's research.


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In Sharepoint Designer 2010, how can I negate a "If the file size is between x and y kilobytes" condition?
I need an action to be performed if the file is NOT in that file size interval.
So far I have an "Else-If" branch with my actions on the "Else". But I don't like to have an empty "Then".
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ZF-11411: Passing DOMDocument to handle() does not work
Zend_Soap_Server::handle() accepts a request in the form of DOMDocument, DOMNode, SimpleXMLElement, stdClass and of course string. The XML is saved by Zend_Soap_Server::_setRequest() in a protected member $this->_request. Instead of the protected member $this->_request, the function parameter $request is used with SoapServer::handle(), wich silently fails if the request wasnt a string in the first place.
The fix is simple, but i guess this should be tested in the first place, regardless of how hard it may be.
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But, according to Matt Gebo, Park City Mountain Resort's new director of marketing and communications, he's doing exactly that.
"This is my dream job, to be marketing director for a top resort in the country," Gebo said in an interview with The Park Record. "I have a lot of connections and friends that live in Park City. I've lived in Park City before and since moving away, it has been my favorite place to visit."
Effective in April, Gebo will assume responsibility for the development and management of all brand marketing and communications efforts for the resort.
Gebo brings over 15 years of experience to his new role. Currently he is wrapping things up at Mount Snow in Vermont, where he holds the director of marketing and communications position. He has also filled marketing roles at Mammoth Mountain in California and Canyons Resort. During his three-year tenure at Canyons, Gebo claims he fell in love with the area and has been trying to get back ever since.
Gebo who specializes in branding, guest segmentation and loyalty, and digital marketing, was an easy selection for the job according to Jenni Smith, president and general manager of Park City Mountain Resort.
"Matt's experience within the ski industry and passion for the sport made him the perfect fit for this position," Smith said in a recent press release sent to The Park Record. "He will help continue the growth of the Park City Mountain Resort brand and maintain its position as one of the top resorts in North America."
A passionate skier, Gebo was raised skiing on the East Coast. He attended the University of Massachusetts at Amherst where he earned a bachelor's degree in communications.
"Now it's just a matter of getting in town and going to work with the team," Gebo said. "Once I have my feet wet, I can help continue to strengthen the brand and moving forward into new markets."


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More: How would you describe your life?
Dianne Kay: Life takes you in so many directions, and what just happened to me showed me we are the navigators and the ones in the driver's seat. You experience a lot of ups, downs and challenges, and you need to find that inner strength to get past them.
More: Do you consider the Eight Is Enough years an up moment in your life?
DK: Oh my God, it was one of the best times. I think Eight Is Enough gave people an hour to experience our big happy family and get into our lives. I came from a small family, so to come into this big family made me feel so lucky and blessed. We really were a family on that show. We went to each other's weddings and baby showers, and when Diana Hyland passed away, we grieved like family.
More: You must have been rooting for your former costar Ralph Macchio on this past season of Dancing with the Stars.
DK: I was rooting for him. He is such a sweetheart. Matter of fact, my son just finished reading The Outsiders, and then we rented the movie. When I told my son that Ralph was a friend of mine, he was shocked and said, "Wow, he knows you?"
More: Unfortunately, some of your costars fell into tough times. How did it make you feel to hear about Lani O'Grady's death, Adam Rich's trouble with the law and Willie Aames's falling on hard financial times?
DK: You hope and wish the best for them. We all have choices to make, and sometimes we don't make the best ones at the time. When you have a debilitating disease like Lani did, that is just not something you just can't help. What was so hard for me was when Lani passed away, because I was so close to her.
More: I'm sorry.
DK: You try to offer advice, but sometimes there are demons in people's lives that are too powerful, and there is only so much you can do. I miss Lani, and I think about her a lot. Matter of fact, I still have her picture, and sometimes I will pass by it and think, I would love to talk to you. Unfortunately, Lani had a lot of demons in her life, and she couldn't get past them. It is sad because I miss her a lot.
More: It sounds like you tried to help her.
DK: We all did in many ways. When you have addictions it is difficult, because the addictions take over the person. Lani was a beautiful person when she wasn't dealing with her addictions.
More: When Eight Is Enough ended—was that a downtime for you?
DK: It was a challenging time for me, but I did go on to do other projects, and I was able to work with Steven Spielberg in 1941, which was incredible.
More: How did you avoid going to the dark side of Hollywood?
DK: I had a solid homelife. I think because of that I was able to make careful choices. I always had my parents to fall back on when I was uncertain about something. They were my best support system, and you need that in this town.
More: What lessons have you learned as you get older?
DK: As you get older you learn how to sink or swim and figure out how to deal with the obstacles in front of you.
More: You are also penning a sitcom. Tell me about that.
DK: It is called Seconds, and it is about four women who are in their second stages of life. Our menopausal hormones are battling our kids' raging hormones. I guess you can say our show is a parody, and we are really making fun of ourselves in a positive way.
More: Has writing a comedy series helped you work though some of your issues and find the humor in it all?
DK: If you don't, life is pretty darn bleak. After surviving cancer I was given a second chance, and as a result I decided I wanted to make every second of my life count.
More: Will you write about your experience with cancer?
DK: Maybe down the road there will be a situation where we could write about it.


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A 26-year-old Milford woman was arrested Christmas night following what police described as a domestic incident at the Brightway Commons apartment complex.
Nena Rice is accused of screaming profanities in an attempt to lure a 35-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman outside an apartment at the complex off of Church Street just before 10 p.m. on Tuesday.
Milford police said the confrontation stemmed from a dispute Rice had with the male victim at a different location earlier in the evening.
Police said officers who responded to the initial scene informed Rice of the proper legal steps she needed to resolve the dispute, but she ignored that advice.
Rice is charged with harassment and disorderly conduct.
She has since been released on a $1,500 unsecured bond, police said.
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Pop darlings The xx were flung into the limelight a few years ago, and since have been on a non-stop journey. The young British group share their story in a three-part documentary they break up into "Recording," "Rehearsal," and "Live," giving you a well-rounded picture of exactly what goes on in their world. Watch part one above, and the remaining two parts after the jump.
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March 21 Public Record
Published: Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 7:18 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Atori Lamorris Lee, 23, of 503 E. Fourth St., was charged with felony assault inflicting serious bodily injury, $20,000 secured bond, May 14.
• Richard Bernard Lindsay, 47, of 230 Craver Drive, Winston-Salem, was charged with felony failure to appear and resisting arrest, $20,000 secured bond, April 1.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A washing machine, air conditioner, refrigerator, microwave oven, gas or electric stove and miscellaneous items valued at $2,150 were reported stolen from a home on West Center Street Extension between March 14 and 1:56 p.m. Tuesday.
• A 1994 Lincoln Town Car valued at $1,000 was reported stolen from a parking lot on Jamaica Drive at 7:44 a.m. Tuesday.
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Old women with walkers shuffled towards the Catholic Charities Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Center in Harlem last month through a foot of snow and ice. Moms with hungry children in tow herded towards its food bank.
Ted Staniecki, the center's facilities manager, grabbed a snow shovel with Kennedy Center Director Rodney Beckford, fellow staff Hector Estrella and Jose Crisostomo, and dug and scraped until they cleared a path.
Times like these are what Ted says he likes most about his job.
It's Ted's low key, hands-on approach facing down hurdles that make him a hero among those who know him best.
"I don't think enjoying my job is work," Ted says, "so I haven't worked a day in my life."
The son of a Waldorf-Astoria doorman, Ted, before transferring his talents to Catholic Charities, worked his way up from middle school teacher and coach to Washington Heights Incarnation School principal.
This was "back in the days," wrote a Daily News reporter "when the streets outside were so dangerous team members would have to dive to the sidewalk when gangsters pulled out Uzis."
Challenges Ted braved were so extreme that news outlets across the city covered them. The Wall Street Journal wrote about how Ted, the founder, driver, assistant couch and all-around godfather of the Incarnation Angels girls CYO basketball team, brought them to city championship in 1997. Meanwhile, the team shared their home court, the Fort Washington armory shelter, with 1,400 homeless men.
The same year, The New York Times covered a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing public school teachers to provide remedial instruction to students in Catholic school classrooms. Sounds logical now, but for the prior 12 years, federal law forbid public school teachers from instructing students with special needs on Catholic school property.
So 200 of Incarnation School's 520 students grades K – 8 would traipse out of the school for remedial help. They studied in three trailers parked nearby as drivers idled the vans for power and lights.
"We finally got some common sense," Ted told The Times.
After retiring from Catholic schools, Ted worked as director of the West Bronx CYO Center. Then, five years ago, he came to Catholic Charities Kennedy Center.
Similar to its Harlem neighborhood, the Center, he says, needed reviving.
"Kennedy Center needed a paint job; it needed pictures; it needed people," Ted says.
Deacon Rodney Beckford took over as Kennedy Center's director, joining Ted and a host of supportive staff and administration to transform the once-sleepy center to one now exploding with activity. From sunrise to sunset, seven days a week, activities ranging from Harambee dance to gospel choirs, from basketball games to social service programs, fill the four-story building with song and action.
Harlem, in turn, is undergoing a similar revival. The famous Lenox Lounge reopened along with the Red Rooster restaurant. Congressmen Charlie Rangel lives across the street from Kennedy Center. Governor David Patterson and former Mayor David Dinkins live nearby.
"Kennedy fits in well helping the neighborhood heal from the tough times it's been through," Ted says. "Our staff is balanced – all nationalities – and people who come here just see someone who is here, who is going to help them, going to respect them."
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Thank you very much for your interest in College of Marin -- a successful place to start your education. We welcome International Students from all over the world to join our Academic and Intensive English Programs.
College of Marin, a U.S. public two-year college, has two safe and beautiful campuses in the heart of Marin County, California, just 18 km north of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. Established in 1926, College of Marin is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
From Business to Health Sciences to Performing Arts – there is something for everyone. College of Marin has one of the highest rates of successful transfer to UC Berkeley in California. Each year many international students who have completed studies at College of Marin have successfully transferred to UC Berkeley, UCLA and UC Davis, among others.
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Established in 1926, College of Marin is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). WASC accreditation means that College of Marin credit instruction is fully approved for transfer to four-year universities, such as the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) schools. College of Marin has one of the highest rates of transfer to UC-Berkeley in California because of the overall excellence of instruction and personal support students receive to attain their goals. Many international students who have completed studies at the College of Marin have been admitted to UC-Berkeley, UCLA and UC-Davis, among others. College of Marin is a successful place to start your education—our motto is, "Start Here—Go Far!" because this college offers students such a good academic start.
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International students who wish to begin in the College of Marin Intensive English Program (IEP) will find a program which is friendly, social and demanding, too. College of Marin currently issues I-20s for the Intensive English Program. Our IEP instructors are highly skilled, dedicated to helping students succeed and all have advanced degrees, in combination with international experience. Please note that Intensive English Program students who finish Level 3 of the program are guaranteed admission to the College of Marin credit program, with the TOEFL requirement waived. (These students still will need to fill out all forms for the College of Marin credit program, including the financial requirement for two years, however.) IEP students receive classroom instruction, participate in campus activities, and go on field trips in the Bay area as part of the program.
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|Another WAC honor
DENVER - For the second time in as many weeks an Idaho women's tennis player earned the Western Athletic Conference's Player of the Week honor, and this week it's Vandal senior Molly Knox.
Knox, a senior from West Richland, Wash. (Portland State), had a perfect 4-0 combined record last weekend as Idaho picked up two victories. She won at No. 3 singles, 6-2, 6-4, over Morgan Anderson of Brigham Young and dominated 6-1, 6-0 at No. 3 singles against Samantha Teigen of Lewis Clark-State College.
"She obviously had a really good week, beating the No. 3 player from BYU, that's a huge win for her," Idaho coach Dan Pollock said. "That girl was a really highly-rated recruit coming out of high school, one of the top recruits in the region and a very good player."
At No. 2 doubles Knox, with teammate Sophie Vickers, won 8-5 over BYU's squad of Anderson and Desiree Tran, and won 8-3 over LCSC's duo of Teigen and Florencia Martina.
"Molly played great doubles as well, so that was great to see," Pollock added. "I think she definitely deserves it, she had a great weekend."
Last week it was Idaho sophomore Almudena Sanz who took home the honor, and Knox is the third Vandal in 2011-12 to be honored by the WAC as sophomore Victoria Lozano earned WAC Player of the Month honors in September.
"It's nice to see that everybody is having these big weeks from time to time," Pollock said. "If we're going to be successful we need everybody to step up week in and week out. If everybody steps up you give yourself a great chance to get those four wins that you need to win a match."
The Vandals are 9-4 on the spring season and have won seven of their last nine matches. Idaho will return to the court when the visit UTEP on March 2, New Mexico on March 3 and open WAC play against New Mexico State on March 4.


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