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3 sold out shows...Thanks Australia!
ST would like to thank all the OZ Cyco's that came to the shows and helped in any way.
- Special thanks to all the venues...Charlie at Byron Bay, Gav at Coolies and Julez at King's Beach Tavern.
- Thanks to Luke and crew for filming. We'll post a sample and update after the holidays.
- Thanks to Sarah for sorting the work permits for the band and Andy for sorting the Cyco's with merch.
- Thanks to Brent and Mole for working the stage and tour managing.
- Thanks to all the people that went to more than one show and or travelled long distances to get to a show.
- Thanks to all the people that passed out flyers and spread the word.
- Thanks to Metal for cooking up a mean BBQ.
We had a great time and look forward to coming back and playing lots more dates in OZ.
Next up, look for IG in Australia and ST in New Zealand...after the ST and IG do trade off dates in Europe starting March. More news shortly.
P.S. All the Aussies, please sign up for the Australian mailing list if you haven't already.
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Rachel's Vineyard is a retreat program for women and men who have lost a child by abortion. The retreat provides an opportunity to face the wounds of abortion in a safe, affirming environment of prayer and the support of others who have been through the same experience. Through the use of "Living Scriptures," participants are invited to place themselves into the parables and other Scriptural events, and encounter Jesus who heals them.
These retreats, of course, are not meant to substitute for the individual, ongoing counseling that comprises the journey of post-abortion healing. But they are a stepping stone towards making those sessions even more fruitful.
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DENTON | Neal Larry "Tuck" Morris Sr., 76, of Denton, died Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, at High Point Regional Hospital.
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Thursday, 7 March 2013
Enfield Street School
The previous two photos show the School looking up from Knott Lane.
I love the fact that it is literally a lane ie no proper road laid yet ! It looks so rural !
Joyce Sharp surveying the demolition of the "Big Hall" in 1987
Enfield Street School 1987
Many thanks to Joyce and Graham Sharp for the photos !
Much appreciated ! :)
7 comments:
- downsie21 said...
What has happened to the large bronze plaque commemorating Rev Henry Enfield Dowson that hung on the wall in the entrance hall opposite the main staircase?
Is it still there or was it moved in 1987?
- Thursday, 07 March, 2013
- Tom said...
Hi Eric
As an old boy from Enfield Street I recall this plaque.. it was on the wall by the headmistresses office. I recalled having to stand there quietly when I'd been naughty.
I seem to recall being told that a Bronze Bust of the Rev. Enfield was given/sold to either Oxford or Cambridge University.. can't recall which one though now. I wonder if the plaque followed it.
- Thursday, 07 March, 2013
went to Enfield St. in the 60's. Remember old guys wandering in at regular intervals through the front entrance and heading straight to the cellar door (which was opposite the headmistress's office) where down below there was some sort of snooker club.
ha..remember once the caretaker had been doing some repair work in the school using a bit of a ' saucy' screwdriver. it was one of those blackpool type things with dolly birds in bikini's on the handle however when in use and turned upside down liquid in the handle would disappear and the bikini's peeled off! Of course as the law of averages goes he mislaid it one day and left it on the school stage. The kids soon found this and the crowd around grew and grew tipping the screwdriver first one way and then the other. The shrieking attracted Miss Hall the headmistress I think it was, who for the first time I had known her was speechless with embarrassment!
- Thursday, 07 March, 2013
Mitchys Grandad was caretaker.
- Saturday, 09 March, 2013
You're right Anonymous in my early days at Enfield Mr. Mitchell was the caretaker and his wife was one of the dinner ladies I think. I'm sure the whole family lived directly opposite the school on Enfield St. The guy I'm remembering was his replacement a few years further down the line think his name was John Hardman, nice guy lived down near me on Apethorn...
- Sunday, 10 March, 2013
- Jeff Sherwin said...
During 1947 our family moved to Apethorn lane and I went to the school Mr horrocks was Head Master,I remember his leading us in the song "Forty years on when afar and asunder" this was often and the tune's with me yet.
- Thursday, 14 March, 2013
Remember a family called the Sherwins who lived at 53 Apethorn,next door but one to us. Was only a little lad at the time but vaguely remember they had a daughter called Kathleen who was quite friendly with my mother, wasn't your family was it Jeff?
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Winner update 7/13: This giveaway is now closed. Thanks so much to everyone that entered! And the lucky random winner is… commenter # 90 – Kristen Mantovani. Congrats, Kristen!
Just in time for the holiday weekend, Magnet Street Weddings is back with another $175 Shopping Spree towards anything on their website! You'll find everything from Save the Date Cards and Magnets to Holiday Cards, Thank You Cards, Party Favors, gorgeous Wedding Invitations, Labels, and more.
At Magnet Street Weddings, everything is completely customizable. Using their online design studio, you can change fonts, colors, photos, and text to make each design completely your own! A few favorites are pictured below, as well as details on how to enter the giveaway…
Pictured above: various Save The Date Magnet designs. Pictured below: the pretty (and contemporary!) Birdies pocket wedding invitations.
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• Post a comment here telling us which product from Magnet Street Weddings you especially like and what you'd change to make it your own – colors, fonts, etc. – or if you like it just as it is!
• Giveaway ends Friday, July 10th at midnight PST. Winner is chosen randomly and will be announced Monday, July 13th. Good luck, everyone!!
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1Susan SAYS:
I love the Save the Date Photo Booth Magnets and would leave them just as they are – but with our own photos of course!
2Katie R. SAYS:
I would love to win this and save it for my holiday cards this year! The "Dotted Ribbon" design is great.
I might change the font of "Merry Christmas" to something a little more simple and modern though.
3Pamela SAYS:
My favorite is the Save The Date Photo Booth Magnets – Made for Each Other, as magnets they are a perfect reminder for guests of when the wedding is & I love how you can put fun pictures in them. I like the combination of script and basic fons that are used, so I would not change that at all.
i ADORE the save the date with the picture of the couple and the simply stated information. Not sure I would change to much…maybe the font. but I actually really like the font.
5Tori {Thoughtfully Simple} SAYS:
I* have to agree with Katie, the Dotted Ribbon Holiday card is my favorite!
I think I'd personalize the greeting to say "Tis' the Season" and for sure have a picture of my 2 little girls!
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There are so many fun things to choose from I think I will have a hard time choosing!……..Jo
I've had their Save the Date photo magnets bookmarked ever since my fiance and I got engaged! And since we've just received our engagement photos, I would choose to either upload our own design, or choose their "Devoted" design: http://www.magnetstreet.com/store/details/market/517/productId/23689 I love the clean lines and simplicity, and would keep the shades of blue!
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I just got engaged on Friday and I'm so excited that I can enter my first contest! I've been eying Magnet Street's save the dates for a while now (I'm one of those people who started planning way before the engagement), and I absolutely love the Sophisticated Wine Theme magnets.
The only thing I would change would be the color – from red to dark purple to fit in with our color scheme. But the font is perfect as it is!
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What a neat site! They have very original & creative designs. I especially like the Circle Splendor wedding shower invitations and the "Bliss of Dots" wedding invitations, although I think it would be fun to use the second one for a baby shower.
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I used Magnet Street for our save the date magnets. We got married over 4th of July weekend last year, and while our wedding wasn't themed accordingly I wanted our S-t-D to be.
We ordered the fireworks magnet with the calendar, and they were great! I have recommended them to a lot of people, and we plan on using them when we have kids!
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I absolutely love the Autumn Stamp Pocket Wedding Invitations!
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DEFINITELY THE MAGNETIC INVITATIONS!!! The only thing I would change is the colors…switch them to purple, magenta, and lime green (wedding colors). I love these invitations! They are perfect for the outdoor, semiformal wedding we plan to have!
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I really love the Bold & Beautiful wedding invites: http://www.magnetstreet.com/store/details/market/517/productId/19765. I would definitely change some things, the fonts especially, but they're gorgeous!
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I think the Always and Forever invitations are so cute!!! Love this site.
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I used Magnet Street for our save the dates. Now that our wedding date is looming near I would love to order some new-address cards to send to our family and friends after the wedding.


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Fencers Stand Atop NCAA Leaderboard After First Day
Princeton's six women's competitors compiled 60 bout victories Thursday to lead the field as the NCAA Championships commenced at Ohio State.
Princeton is four bouts ahead of Penn State and seven in front of Ohio State.
A year ago, when Princeton was on the path to its first NCAA joint men's/women's title, Princeton's men led off the competition by winning 51 of a possible 90 bouts on the first day.
Sophomore saber Gracie Stone won 12 of her 15 bouts, behind only Adrienne Jarocki of Harvard, who won 13. The top four in each weapon will be eligible to fence for the individual NCAA title. Fellow saber senior Diamond Wheeler won nine of her 15 bouts to stand in seventh place.
In the same position as Stone is senior epee Susannah Scanlan, who also won 12 of 15 bouts to stand one win behind leader Vivian Kong of Stanford. Junior teammate Katharine Holmes won nine bouts to stand in seventh place.
Both Stone and Scanlan advanced to the medal round last year, Scanlan finishing second and Stone third.
Junior foil Ambika Singh won 10 bouts to place seventh with classmate Sharon Gao placing 11th with eight victories.
Three of the first five rounds of the women's competition were contested Thursday with the final two rounds, which account four eight bouts for each fencer, getting underway at 9 a.m. Friday. Once the round-robin is completed, the top four fencers will compete in 15-touch bouts for the national title beginning at 1:30 p.m.
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Conflicted Docs to Vote at High Profile Avandia Hearing
The Food and Drug Administration late last week granted six conflict of interest waivers for the advisory committee meeting later this month that will consider the safety of the diabetes drug Avandia. One of the waivers went to Steve Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic, whose analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine in June triggered public concern that Avandia may increase the risk of heart disease. Under the terms of the waiver, Nissen, whose institution conducts numerous clinical trials for Glaxo and its competitors, will only be able to present data and answer questions from the committee, but won't be allowed to vote or participate in the committee's deliberations. The FDA reform bill that cleared the House last week limits conflict-of-interest waivers to one per meeting, but allows for unlimited use of waivers such as the one Nissen received.
The five other waivers included one for Curt Furberg of Wake Forest University, a noted safety expert and frequent industry critic. He's served on the data safety monitoring board of an Avandia trial funded jointly by the National Institutes of Health and GlaxoSmithKline, the drug's sponsor. Noting his expertise in epidemiology, the FDA waiver gave Furberg, who has already editorialized in favor of the FDA taking action, the right to participate in the discussion but no vote. This waiver conforms with an FDA draft guidance that would amend its advisory committee process to allow unlimited waivers for anyone who earned $50,000 a year or less from industry, but would prohibit them from voting at committee sessions. The agency granted full participation rights to Columbia University's Thomas Pickering, a cardiovascular disease expert. The agency claimed it couldn't find anyone with comparable expertise for the slot.
Meanwhile, the Oncology Drugs Advisory Committee, which meets later this week to discuss a prostate cancer drug made by GPC Biotech Inc. and Eli Lilly's breast cancer drug Evista, includes six scientists and clinicians requiring conflict-of-interest waivers. Most of the financial conflicts involved stock ownership in competitors of the companies whose drugs will be discussed by the committee.
Hospital Exec Touts Asthma Device, Silent on Hospital's Role
Paul Levy, the chief executive officer of Harvard University-affiliated Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, last week used his popular blog to tout a new device for treating severe asthma that he found "fascinating." It should stir up interest in the device since Levy's blog, Runningahospital.blogspot.com, is ranked 13th among the world's top blogs in health and medicine, according to EDrugSearch.com. Levy called the invasive procedure, which involves using a catheter-controlled device to deliver heat to reduce internal muscle swelling in blocked air passageways, a "huge development in the treatment of this very pervasive disease. . . If it works as presented," he said, "this would be one of those medical developments that actually offers a reduction in the cost of health care."
The device is still in clinical trials so data to support Levy's statements isn't available. The blog item also hid Beth Israel Deaconess' role in the procedure's development. A link took Levy's readers to the website of the device's manufacturer, Asthmatx of Mountain View, CA, which is sponsoring the clinical trial. The Asthmatx website contained a page listing the 32 clinical trial sites on five continents, including arch-rival Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. Neither Levy's blog nor the Asthmatx website revealed that Beth Israel Deaconess was also one of those sites, having announced its role a year ago in a press release. The hospital is also listed as a trial site in the government's clinical trials registry. Levy also failed to mention that his hospital has had a consulting contract with Asthmatx or its predecessor company at least since 2001, according to documents filed last year with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Most medical journals have long required that physicians conducting clinical trials for the private sector reveal those conflicts of interest when publishing studies. Newspapers and electronic journalists in recent years have followed suit when reporting on medical advances. But the blogosphere operates without rules, even when the blogger runs one of the nation's leading teaching hospitals.
Green Chemistry Bill Soars through House Committee
The House Science and Technology Committee last Wednesday approved a bill that would allocate nearly $200 million over three years for green chemistry research and development. Although the field, which seeks to develop environmentally benign chemicals for eventual replacement of toxic compounds currently in use, has been in development since passage of the Pollution Prevention Act of 1990, it has received little government attention or support. The Green Chemistry Research and Development Act next goes to the House floor, where it has passed by large majorities twice in previous years before being hung up in the Senate on procedural matters.
The EPA's existing program, which encourages partnerships with industry, lists the American Chemistry Council as a partner. This chemical industry trade association blasted a 2006 University of California-Berkeley report prepared for the state legislature that criticized chemical policies in California and the nation for their inadequate environmental safeguards and failure to promote investment in green chemistry. According to Terry Collins, a leading green chemist at Carnegie Mellon University, "We're asking the system to make substantial changes to protect human health and the environment, and we're going to have to get rid of a whole lot of products. Green chemistry is proposing changes that are sometimes very hard for companies to deal with."
Former Surgeon General Decries Administration Censors
Former U.S. Surgeon General Richard Carmona last week told a House committee that Bush administration political appointees repeatedly prevented him from speaking out on public health issues like stem cell research, contraception and abstinence-only sex education. Carmona decried the Administration's marginalization of "science for reasons driven by changing political winds." The day after the hearing, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-MA) and Rep. Henry Waxman (D-CA) demanded documents from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that Carmona said revealed administration interference in his work. Waxman also announced plans to introduce the Surgeon General Independence Act, which will protect the office from political interference. Meanwhile, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee held a confirmation hearing for Bush's new pick for the post, James W. Holsinger of Kentucky, a former Veterans Administration physician. At the hearing Holsinger disavowed his 1991 paper on male homosexuality, and pledged to resist efforts to politicize the office.
Odds and Ends
China executed Zheng Xiaoyu, the head of its Food and Drug Administration, for taking bribes from drug companies to approve unsafe products. . . Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) told EPA administrator Steven Johnson at a hearing last week that "instead of listening to science, the Administrator seems to be listening to the wish lists of polluting industries" when it comes to ozone pollution. . . Sen. Charles Grassley (R-IA) sent a letter last week to National Institutes of Health director Elias Zerhouni demanding that whistleblowers get legal protection. The letter was prompted by a Washington Post article reporting low morale and fear of retribution by director David Schwartz at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
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ZF-3960: Zend_Log_Writer_Firebug breaks CLI app
When running this code from command line (on Windows)
require_once "Zend/Loader.php";
$log = new Zend_Log();
$writerFirebug = new Zend_Log_Writer_Firebug();
$log->log('hi', 2);
It dies with: {quote}Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to Zend_Controller_Plugin_Abstract::setResponse() must be an instance of Zend_Controller_Response_Abstract, null given, called in \library\Zend\Wildfire\Channel\HttpHeaders.php on line 248 and defined in \library\Zend\Controller\Plugin\Abstract.php on line 75{quote}
To make it completely clear:
I have general Log class (writers - Db, Firebug) used in webapp. And I need to run some cron import scripts which should report errors in the Log.
What should likely happen is that if the response object is null, the channel writer should not attempt to instantiate the plugin.
Scheduling for RC3; Christoph, please see my previous comment for a solution.
I can fix the error described, however the intent is to throw an exception if the response object is not initialized to make it clear to the developer that the logged data will not make it into the response likely due to improper initialization. This is the intended behavior for WEB apps.
We have several options to solve this issue:
1) Make it the developer's responsibility to disable the Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp component when running in CLI mode
2) Automatically disable the Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp component when running in CLI mode
3) Removing the exception altogether to not provide any feedback if the Zend_Wildfire_Plugin_FirePhp component is not properly initialized.
My preference would be option 2.
Any comments?
(2) sounds good to me as well. However, how do you plan on determining that you're running from the CLI?
I was hoping there was a ZF component for that, but I guess not.
How about
Zend_Log_Writer_Firebug is now disabled by default when run from the command line.
If you want to enable it you must use:
$writer = new Zend_Log_Writer_Firebug();
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De La Soul drops "Get Away" from their forthcoming album, You're Welcome. Low key textured vibe inspired by the Wu featuring none other than some classic effortless flow. Been a long time coming.
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High School: A 2008 graduate of Desert Vista High School (Phoenix)... lettered in both track & field and football four times and once in cross country... captained the football team twice... won four state titles on the track, including three as a senior (800m, 4x400m and 4x800m)... added 4x800m victories in 2007 and 2005... as a senior, also placed third in the state at 400m... set a trio of state high school records in 2008, including the 800m (1:51.33) and as a member of the 4x400m (3:13.50) and 4x800m (7:45.40) relays... team won back-to-back state 5A-1 titles (2007 and 2008) while also wining national titles each year... track team MVP in 2008... also selected East Valley Tribune Boys Track Athlete of the Year (2008), Arizona Republic Boys Track Athlete of the Year (2008) and Ahwatukee Foothills News Athlete of the Year (2008)... finalist for the 2008 Wendy's High School Heisman State Award... in his earlier years, selected as the track team's Rookie of the Year (2005) and Unsung Hero (2006 & 2007)... selected football team's Outstanding Lineman (2004) and Mr. Consistency (2005)... member of the National Honor Society and was a National Merit Commended Student... 2008 Arizona Republic Scholar-Athlete Award recipient.
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Mex kept talking about Pokedream (we go to the same school and I live two rooms down from her), so I decided to join and grace you with my terrifying presence. Yes, yes, shake in your boots in absolute fear. I feel like whacking Mex with a calculator because she deserves to be whacked for her stupid comments during English class. Farewell.
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Kayla Mortellaro might have given herself a scare on her first hole of her final round of the LPGA Tour qualifying tournament but making the six-foot comeback putt ended up putting her on track to earning her playing card for the 2013 season.
"It's kind of shocking," said Mortellaro in an interview with www.golfpin.net as she learned she'd finished 11th in the qualifying tournament and was bound for the LPGA. "I wasn't nervous. I was just really focused on that cliche of wanting to take just one shot at a time."
Mortellaro, who was tied for 39th heading into Sunday's final round, leapt all the way to a tie for 11th with her closing-round 67. She opened the five-day qualifier iwth a 79 before coming back with two 69s before Saturday's 72.
"I just tried to keep patient and take the shots as they came," she said of her bogey-free round. She said she approached the final 18 with the intent to "just go out there and give it everything I have and see what happens."
Her 90-hole total 356 was four-under. Rebecca Lee-Bentham of Toronto and Moriya Jutanugarn of Bangkok tied for the tournament title at 13-under 347.


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ZF-8875: Zend_Validate_File_Size error message does not display file size if usebytestring = false
As in the summary. If 'bytestring' => false is given as an option, the templated error message does not display the uploaded file's original size. e.g.:
Maximum allowed size for file 'libcurl-4.dll' is '1024' but '' detected
A quick glance suggests Zend_Validate_File_FilesSize may have the same error, but I haven't tested it.
This small patch seems to fix the issue. Again, I haven't tested the FilesSize part.
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Thanks to the annual March for Life in Washington DC, many new young leaders for the pro-life movement will come forward. The march not only challenges society to recognize and protect the unborn, but it also renews and inspires those who do the marching. It was the march for Life in 1976, in which I participated as a high school senior, that sparked my interest in the pro-life movement, to which I have now devoted my life and ministry.
Of course, many of the marchers are motivated by the fact that they could have been aborted. As they speak up for the unborn, they are really speaking up for themselves. And we reaffirm that they are persons not because they are wanted, but because of the dignity they receive from their Creator.
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Monday, April 18, 2011
Swap Happiness
As soon as I saw the name on the return address of the box my mailman dropped on my porch, I knew exactly what was inside and I did a little happy dance! I got all of these incredible items from Kaelin of The Plaid Scottie:
She made this pretty little mini in colors that were inspired by my sun pillow for Fat Quarterly. There's lots of Central Park in there, which is one of my fave lines! I love it!
I put it up in my sewing room right away, and as you can see, it's already getting along famously with my DQS quilt from Jess. : ) BTW, thanks to those of you who suggested hanging mini-quilts with good old straight pins. That's exactly what I did. I have a feeling I'll be adding to my wall collection over time, and that will require frequently moving around the existing quilts. So I needed something easy and simple that wouldn't damage the wall.
Kaelin also sent along a coffee sleeve and this incredible bag. She mentioned that she didn't know if I like linen—are you kidding me? How could I not love these? It's funny, I've never used linen in any of my projects, but I'm always in love with it when I see it used by other people. I guess I just haven't had the right project for it (yet), and I'm not quite sure what exactly to buy or where to buy it. But this bag makes me want to get my hands on some linen ASAP! Anybody have any linen recommendations?
Anyway, check out the adorable farmer's-market fabric she used in the hexies, and the hand-stitching, and that apple! It's all too sweet! Kaelin shared that when she lived in Chicago, they used to drive up to Wisconsin to go apple-picking, so that was her inspiration for this bag. Just lovely. : ) And I'm so happy to get a bag, because I'm just not much of a bag-maker. There's no way I could have pulled off anything nearly this cute and well-made!
The coffee cuff says, "Fuel," which is so spot-on for me it's not even funny, and she also threw in a Starbucks gift card. Thank you, thank you, thank you Kaelin! Everything is just perfect, and I guarantee the bag and coffee cuff will get loads of use.
And Make Mine Modern swap, sent:
Now that my partner's got her goodies, I can reveal that my rainbow placemats were for Kelly of Kelby Sews. Kelly's got a thing for rainbows, so I wanted rainbow colors to figure in there somewhere. And placemats were one of the things she mentioned wanting. When I saw that we had both Flickr-favorited Angela's Pink Lemonade quilt, I knew I had my plan!
I wanted to do two colors per placemat, so that meant I needed to make five of them. But these went quickly and they were so much fun to make! Anyway, when it comes to placemats, a larger set is just so much more useful. Plus, I liked the idea that if Kelly was using fewer of them, she could color-coordinate to her dishes, the season, her mood that day ... whatever.
Most of the fabric I used came from my scrap bins—I only had to supplement the red and the purple (I guess those must be the colors I use the least). The backs all came from my stash. I echo-quilted each one with the two colors used in the placemats, and that turned out to make a very cool pattern on the back.
Instead of traditional binding, I just wrapped the back around to the front and sewed it down. The corners were a little fiddly, but other than that, I think this method turned out okay—each one I did looked better than the last. And what a huge time-saver! I don't think I would use this method for quilts, but you might see it again from me for things like wall-hangings, placemats, etc.
Along with the placemats, I sent two little fabric baskets (more about those here), some fat-quarters of Circa 50 and Heather Ross's Spoonflower prints, a rainbow of thread, and some chocolate and local coffee (roasted just up the road from me).
And last but not least, I also got this today:
My first ever fabric postcard! This is from Becky of Becky's Blabber, as a thank you for the Supernova quilt-along! So sweet, thank you, Becky! It's beautiful! I believe that's going to find a place on my inspiration wall as well. : )
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- Rachel Hauser said...
Those placemats you made are fabulous. I actually like the wrap-around binding. It's totally suited to placemats and rugs. Why not!
I buy my natural linen at Fabric-store.com. Great price, great quality!
- April 18, 2011 at 10:18 PM
- traceyjay said...
such a beautiful package! I know Kelly will just love it. :)
- April 18, 2011 at 10:24 PM
- Sandi P said...
Cute goodies, both the received and the sent. I love those placemats, so colorful and fun. Would you mind answering a question for me. I'm pretty inexperienced at quilting and I was actually washing and ironing fabric today for a table runner. I was trying to decide what to put in the middle. Is it just really thin batting (and, because I'm in a small town would that be available at Wal-mart) or would something else work for the "sandwich" to make it flat? I thought I read somewhere that you could use flannel or old towels, but I can't find that anywhere now, so maybe it was just a "wonder if" notion of mine. Thanks for the help.
- April 18, 2011 at 10:39 PM
- felicity said...
Wow! What a successful MMM swap you had, Lee! Wondeful stuff.
- April 18, 2011 at 10:49 PM
- Becky said...
YEA!!! So glad it made it! I was really nervous sending it, as I've never mailed one before. Thanks for being my first guinea pig!! LOL Tons of goodness you got there!
- April 18, 2011 at 11:22 PM
- Becky said...
Oh wow, you lucky girl! That quilt from Kaelin is so gorgeous and looks fantastic on the wall. I love the placemats you did. Is that just a snowball block?
- April 19, 2011 at 5:51 AM
- Kiera said...
Beautiful placemats! And you really scored girl!! What beautiful work and what a blessing!
- April 19, 2011 at 6:01 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Wow, that's awesome!! Lucky you :) Kaelin sure was an awesome partner! I especially love that coffee sleeve, so cute. And you were pretty awesome for a partner, too, I loved your swap package. I have some linen in my stash...which I think either came from Fabric Shack or Fabric.com, I can't remember which. Good luck!!
- April 19, 2011 at 6:58 AM
- CityHouseStudio said...
Wow, so many lovely things to look at here!
Your placemats are just fabulous!
- April 19, 2011 at 7:06 AM
- Natalie said...
I saw your placemats over on flickr first, and I was immediately in love! Both the design and the colors are great!
- April 19, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Katie B. said...
Great stuff! Lucky you and lucky Kelly!!
- April 19, 2011 at 10:07 AM
- Susanne said...
What a great package you sent out!!! The doll quilt you got is so bright and cheery too!!! :D
- April 19, 2011 at 11:49 AM
- Fabric said...
Wow! Everything looks amazing! I love the rainbow place mats you made.
- April 19, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Karen said...
Such a lovely package and the placemats are gorgeous! Is there a pattern or can you pls pls pls do a tute? Thx :o)
- April 19, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Kelly said...
all this is such eye candy! Love every piece of it and what an excellent swap goody bag, makes me want to get in on the fun!
- April 19, 2011 at 10:04 PM
- Linz said...
How fun!! I love that mini quilt and the bag is aDORable!!
And those place mats!!! **swoons** I want some. I'm going to make some for me!! :)
Wonderful trades!!
- April 20, 2011 at 12:59 AM
- Dawn said...
Those placemats are so awesome. You have a great eye for color! I'm so jealous!
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It's recommended not to go to failure because it's demanding on the central nervous system. If you just do some pushups from time to time you can go for failure no problem, but if you have a routine with lots of exercises and sets per exercises it can get too much.
Generally the point of an exercise is to push your body to adapt to stress placed on it. You want each workout to push your body a little bit more than last time so your body gradually adapts towards where you want it to go.
How you push it is down to your goals.
If you want to be able to do lots of push ups, you will want to always try to do more push ups than the last time. That is the difference between 9 and 10 pushups. If you did 9 pushups last time, this time you want to do 10. Next time do 11.
The difference is huge! Mentally you are pushing your self and motivating your body to push itself. Physically you are pushing your self and your body to adapt to doing more pushups. If you always do the same number of pushups every time you will just get stuck in a rut and go nowhere.
It doesn't matter if you go to failure or not. You just need to do a bit more than last time. Sometimes this will take you to failure, sometimes not.
The simple answer is 1 rep - not a big difference. What I would recommend instead of adding volume is to add change or resistance to push yourself physically and mentally. Simple variations, such as: single hand, clapping pushups, hands wide, hands narrow add variation and ensures that your body will not 'adapt' to your workout and that your using muscles in different ways. You can also change from 3 (or 5) sets of 10 to 1 set of 50.....the idea is to push yourself and improve with each workout.


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After Utah's first goal, throw one of your own stuffed animals (new/used) onto the ice. The team will collect the donations and spread the spirit of the season to Utah's children in need by delivering them personally as gifts. You can help a child have a Merry Christmas when they might not have had one at all. The more animals you bring, the more children the Grizzlies can help.
Aside from the warm fuzzy feeling you get from helping people in need, here's what other hot deals you can snag from this game: The Grizzlies are saying thank you to their fans by opening the ice for attendees to skate, for FREE, after the game. The players themselves will not be on the ice during this time. Bring your own skates to the game, or you can rent them for $2.
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In 1987, Pasadena City College launched an ambitious program that brings prominent artist on campus for weeklong stays. The artists interact closely with students, faculty, and the community. During the residency, each artist exhibits their artwork, creates a new work to become part of the college art collection, and through lectures, demonstrations and student portfolio reviews, works directly with PCC students. Events associated with the program, such as the Forum Lecture, Artist's reception and exhibition are open to the public.
To view all the donated artwork, visit the Shatford Library and Boone Sculpture Garden on campus at 1570 East Colorado Blvd., Pasadena, CA, 91106 or for more infomation call 626-585-7123.
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The N.C. Highway Patrol's Operation Slow Down in Davidson County resulted in more than 400 citations being issued from March 25 through Sunday.
The campaign focused on reducing speed-related collisions on North Carolina highways. The campaign was conducted in combination with the Governor's Highway Safety Program No Need to Speed campaign.
According to the SHP, troopers issued 409 citations in Davidson County. The charges were eight driving while impaired, 46 seat belt violations, three child restraints, 145 speeding, 16 uninsured, 21 driving while license revoked, five reckless driving, 35 work zone and 130 other citations.
Speed, according to a news release from the N.C. Department of Public Safety, remains the leading cause of traffic collisions and fatalities in North Carolina as well as across the country. This past year the Highway Patrol investigated 1,801 fatal collisions on North Carolina. Of those, 245 deaths were attributed to speed, compared to 244 deaths in 2011.
During the week-long campaign, troopers issued over 26,153 citations for numerous traffic violations to include 13,667 speed-related charges. Despite the end of the campaign, troopers will continue to aggressively enforce the speed limits on North Carolina highways, the news release stated.
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I've only got about a thousand things that need to get done by the end of March, so I'm signing up for the Friday Night Sew-In on March 18. I'm looking forward to a night of watching basketball and sewing my little hands off. : ) Wish me luck knocking a few things off my list ... and if you'd like to participate, head over to Handmade by Heidi.
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There are lots of options besides renting yet another overpriced flea-bag apartment. A friend recently pointed out an article from the Washington Postconcerning the growing problem of mansion squatting. Apparently the wealthy from all around the country have discovered people moving into their lavish second (or third or fourth) houses without benefit of an invitation. Shocking.
One common way this happens is people signing a lease/option agreement to buy the unused extra house, moving in, and then never paying a dime in rent. Once they are in, it is fairly difficult to boot them out. It's not just possession of the mansion that creates the problem, but they are often squatting there with all the owner's stuff. It's one thing to bring in the sheriff and throw the deadbeat tenant's futon out on the curb. It's quite another when it's your own furniture and there is an argument whether each item belongs to the owner of the house or came in with the squatter.
Another variation of mansion squatting comes from the very nature of the mansions themselves. These are not houses that take care of themselves. There are cleaning people, hot-tub and pool-maintenance people, HVAC technicians, driveway-boiler repairmen, plant waterers, and so on, who are necessary to keep these places ready for the owners' instant arrival. Nobody wants to arrive at their vacation home and discover the heat has been off for months and all the pipes are frozen. So they have people.
Well, it turns out that some of these people don't have houses of their own. They know when the owners will be coming and when the houses they care for will be vacant. Or should be vacant. Apparently it is increasingly common for the owners to arrive unannounced to find the members of the furnace technician's family making themselves at home. The mechanical systems in these places are so complicated that the repairman is there all the time anyway; might as well bring the wife and kids along. The owner really ought to appreciate the guy squatting there and keeping an eye on that complicated computer-controlled boiler system. The damage if it goes bad could be huge compared to a little wear and tear caused by a few uninvited guests living there.
With a little judicious planning and an ability to pack up on a moment's notice, a good maintenance man with a fistful of keys can live in very nice houses without a dime of expense. Sure, they may have to spend the holidays "visiting" family members or in motels for a week or two at the peak season. But with appropriate planning and a reasonable portfolio of properties, it's entirely possible to live in luxury for free.
The squatters are not limited to the maintenance staff. There are reports of realtors listing the properties for sale and then discovering that it is much easier to show the property if the realtor just takes up residence. The owner can be kept at bay for months at a time by saying that there is a showing that week and it would be better if the owner's family weren't around.
With ski season down to the last gasp, I want to use a little space to say thanks to everybody who has made it happen. It was a lousy snow year, and the efforts and artistry of the snow-makers and groomers was very evident. Without them there wouldn't have been much of a ski season — or lodging, dining, retail, etc. So we all owe a lot of thanks to the people who spend their nights freezing in the side-stream of those nozzles and driving cats off cliffs for us.
Once again, I've managed to get through the season without needing the ski patrol in its professional capacity. I've always wondered what it would be like to go down the Daly Chutes in a sled, and assume that they are ready with the cyanide tablets as an alternative. Full service. But their efforts at controlling the avalanche danger are greatly appreciated. The tough reality of their job becomes clear whenever you hear the helicopter flying in.
So to everybody with the boots on the ground, from lifties to food service, from the parking-lot attendants to the patrol at the peak, thanks for making the very best out of a difficult ski season. See you next year.
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2012 Army-Navy Rivalry Uniforms
Always love watching army/navy and just stumbled across this years army/navy uniforms, and as usual they're sick. the Navy helmets are awesome.
"Day after day, situation after situation you do things the right way. If you do things the right way, in life, you are going to be successful. I'm not just your football coach; I'm not just here to win games. I could not be prouder of who we are and who we are becoming, together. You do things right in the classroom, off and on the field; that's whats's makes us Cyclones and that's what our culture's all about."
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Those are amazing!!!!! Army and Navy had the best pro combat jerseys and helmets a couple years back but this years are incredible!
You can't top the pageantry of the Army-Navy game. I don't care what anyone else thinks, this is the best college football rivalry game of the year.
Dude, you just gave me my first visit to pintrest.
I hate you.
And while they're sweet, WTF ARE YOU DOING ON PINTREST.
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Dude, you just gave me my first visit to pintrest.
I hate you.
And while they're sweet, WTF ARE YOU DOING ON PINTREST.
it was more of a google after I saw the army ones on bro bible and pinterest had the best pictures of both, besides pinterest was partially started by an ISU grad I believe. represent
Meh. Army's wearing black for black's sake.
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There are still probably my favorite jerseys of all time:
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There are still probably my favorite jerseys of all time:
this years navy are giving those a run for their money, football uni's based on the best looking uniforms in the military.
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There are still probably my favorite jerseys of all time:
Those were outstanding.
Stumbling on pintrest? Manhood questioned.
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Stumbling on pintrest? Manhood questioned.
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Army is going to crush those Navy turds!
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.
Wow. Those Navy unis are SICK.
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Wow. Those Navy unis are SICK.
I'm kind of "whatever" on the unis but I absolutely agree on their helmets.
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During a DCHS chapel service held Nov. 15, Shoes 2 Share challenged students to fill three large bins with shoes of all sizes and styles in any condition. Within two weeks of the challenge, student donations filled the bins with enough shoes to fill two more bins. The beneficiaries of the shoes will include international and domestic programs for at-risk youth, disabled persons, homeless victims, veterans, clinics, hospitals and more.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (5/3/14) – Sophomore Taylor Morgan won two individual events as the Princeton women's track & field team hosted the Elite Meet on Saturday, May 3 at Weaver Stadium.
Morgan won the high jump, clearing 1.70 (5-7) on her second attempt. She later won the shot put with a throw of 11.65 (38-2.75).
Morgan was one of three multi-event athletes, along with senior Beth McKenna and sophomore Kerry Krause that competed in a number of events today.
McKenna was second in the shot put at 10.79 (35-5) and clocked a 14.52 in the prelims of the 100 hurdles.
Krause was the runner-up in the high jump, clearing 1.65 (5-5) on her first attempt.
The trio along with senior Theresa Kennedy made up the 4x400 relay that placed third at 3:54.37. Kennedy ran 16.18 in the final of the 100 hurdles.
Princeton's 4x100 relay of senior Lily Miller, junior Joanna Anyanwu, junior Emily Easton and senior Charquia Wright won their event at 47.36. Wright went on to take eighth in the 400 at 57.52. Anyanwu was the top Tiger in both the 100 and 200. She was fifth in the 100 at 12.28 and sixth in the 200 with a PR of 25.15
Seniors Henrietta Miers and Kacie O'Neil went 1-2 in the 800. The pair crossed the line together at 2:13.82 and 2:13.86, respectively. Sophomore Maria Seykora was fifth at 2:15.51 and junior Rachel Skokowski was seventh at 2:18.10.
Sophomore Megan McMullin was the runner-up in the 400 hurdles at 1:00.71.
In the long jump, sophomore Sara Ronde placed third with a jump of 5.28 (17-4) and freshman Alex Lanzafame was fourth at 5.27 (17-3.50).
Senior Samantha Anderson was third in the pole vault at 3.85 (12-7.50).
Senior Ashley Vandolah threw the javelin to 40.88 (134-01) to take second place and junior Sarah Waszkewitz was fifth at 3.20 (115-06).
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We experimentally study the inuence of induced group identity on the determination of prices and beliefs in a small market game. We create group identity through a focal point coordination game. Subjects play a three-person bargaining game where one seller can sell an indivisible good to one of two competing buyers under four different treatments varying the buyer-seller constellation. We find evidence of in group favoritism on the buyer side. However we do not detect a lower ask prices for in-group sellers for in-group buyers, indicating that in-group favoritism is in favor of the more powerful market participant.
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Whats the latest on Davis return? End of January?
Whats the latest on Davis return? End of January?
Antoni's play call coming out of the timeout was to ISO Melo. God help us.
F*CK Shumpert's hurt. DAMMIT! We can't f*cking win. If Shumpert is out for time get ready for another losing streak... It's coming.
Ok so more iso for melo?? Clearly the team need ball movement but the iso still remains. SMH
Looks like Shumps just having more cramps, i see some dude massaging his knee (no homo) on the sideline
Hold on....we are playing the 2-6 Charllotte in NY....right?
Its just not Melos night, needed that Free throw bad
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Tyler Matzek P - Modesto Nuts Prospect - Vol. 1
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|April 16, 2011
Tyler Matzek - LHP
Modesto Nuts (Rockies) vs Stockton Ports (A's)
A+ Minor League Game
Baseball America Handbook Listed : Ht: 6-3 Wt: 213
I came into this game - Tyler Matzek's second start of the 2011 season - excited to see what the Rockies #1 overall prospect had to offer. Matzek was one of the top high school arms available in the 2009 MLB Draft and might have been picked higher if he didn't let it be known that he wanted huge money to sign. I remember watching an interview with him after he was picked. Fresh with a diamond stud in one ear, he sounded more like an agent then a player who just realized his dream. The Rockies eventually ponied up record money to get him to sign and he begins 2011 on the Modesto Nuts A+ Minor League roster as the #3 starter in the rotation.
In his first start of 2011 - against the same Ports team - he got lit up in 3 innings for 5 hits, 4 walks, and 6 ER. Ouch. The Stockton Ports don't have much of a lineup this year outside of Michael Choice and Max Stassi. I didn't see his first start on 4/9/2011 - but this one had to be at least a little better....... but just a little.
|Pre-Game Observations: First thing first. diamond stud in ear? Nah, that's probably against the rules anyways as it would distract the hitter. There must not be any die-hard Rockies fans in Stockton because nobody was seeking his autograph and nobody seemed to know that he is the most prized arm in the Rockies minor league system. I got so many unbelievable pictures (for my standards) of Matzek during this time that it made getting to the park early worth it.
Matzek was casual out there. He seemed like he was tired - but his fastball had life during the game - so perhaps that is just his normal pre-game demeanor. He can uncork fastballs without much drive in his legs. It was the Ports home opener and Matzek had to stop his pre-game long-toss when a helicopter landed in center field. Is he 'soft' in a few areas of his body? He is not an impressive looking athlete, but is a legit 6-3" and could easily be heavier then the 213 the Nuts have him listed at.
Game Action - 1st Inning
Matzek has a decent move to 1st base and is somewhat deceptive in his look over. A couple times it seemed like he wasn't even checking the runner at first, but he tilts his hat down low and will peak while keeping his head looking toward home plate. It kept Ports runner Conner Crumbliss close which helped when Michael Choice stepped up with one out in the inning. Matzek got behind the A's #3 rated prospect and Choice fouled off a couple fastballs that hit 94 MPH on the gun. Finally on 3-2, Matzek blew Choice away on a high fastball and with Crumbliss running at first it ended up being a strike-out, throw out double play at second. Matzek was a little shaky with his control but he escapes with the high heat.
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Alabama Blast-OffBringing new meaning to the term "mile-high club," the Rednecks enter a NASA contest with the hopes of launching a man-capable rocket one mile into the sky.
Jay Leno's Steam RacerWhen "Tonight Show" host Jay Leno calls, the Rednecks answer ... and fast!
Down Home DemolitionTo demonstrate how average household materials can be used to create reliable non-TNT-based explosives that could be used by the military, Travis issues a "blown up good" challenge.
Tsunami Survival PodThe devastating earthquake and tsunami that crippled Japan in 2011 prompt the Rocket City Rednecks to build a survival pod capable of withstanding flood, fire, and falling debris.
Rocket-Powered PickupThe Rednecks want to create a cheap, reusable rocket-powered truck, and Travis thinks he has the answer: a hybrid rocket engine.
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DIY Death RayTravis thinks it's high time that modern weaponry evolved, after all, gunpowder is a thousand-year-old invention.
One-Man HelicopterWhile Travis is away at a science fiction convention, the rest of the Rednecks see if they can pull off an invention while he is gone: a one-man flying machine.
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Caprese Sandwich
This weekend the farmers market was full of fresh field ripened locally grown tomatoes and I picked up a bunch of them. While I was at the grocery store I was thinking about the caprese salad that I had not to long ago when I passed a nice looking loaf of ciabatta; my favorite sandwich bread. The two thoughts collided and I just had to try a caprese salad sandwich in some nice and crusty and chewy ciabatta. The first version of the sandwich was pretty simple having just fresh tomatoes, mozzarella and basil ant it was nice and fresh and really good.
I knew that I would be using a lot of the fresh basil to make some basil pesto and I thought that it would be great if I added some of that to the next sandwich. The fresh basil pesto made the sandwich even better! While on the roll, the next sandwich got a splash of balsamic vinegar which added a really nice kick.
My next thought was that it would be really nice if the mozzarella was melted by grilling the sandwich. I had wanted to do it panini style but I do not have a panini maker so I pulled out my grill pan and pressed down on the sandwich with a bowl. The grilled caprese sandwich did not get the nice panini grill marks but the mozzarella did melt nicely. The warm gooey melted mozzarella in the sandwich was really good.
I am off to make another sandwich.
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Picture Postcard from the Indian Grand Prix at Noida ! »
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Here are a few photos which describe whats happening at the Indian Grand Prix circuit. In the 1st free practice Lewis Hamilton was fastest with current world champion Sebastien Vettel not far behind. In the second practice Massa took the lead edging Vettel once again.


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ZF-2347: Pdo_Mssql fails when using PDO_DBLIB and a non-standard port
Pdo_Mssql fails when using a non-standard port because the incorrect DSN syntax is used.
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if (isset($dsn['port'])) {
$dsn['host'] .= ',' . $dsn['port'];
The fix here is trivial: instead of using a comma to separate the host and port, use a colon. I don't know if this will affect any of the other DSN prefixes that DBLIB supposedly provides; the version I have is compiled against FreeTDS and it only exposes 'dblib' to PHP (in PDO::getAvailableDrivers), so maybe this is the only DSN now that PDO_DBLIB is Version 1.0.
There is only one thing to mention:
I integrated the "," because on windows only the comma works. Colon does not work on windows systems. So we can not just simply change comma to colon.
If comma does not work on *nix systems, then we will also have to take in place that it depends on the environment.
It would seem to need to be an environment condition then, since indeed this testing was done on Linux (using FreeTDS).
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These Extra-Vehicular (EV) gloves were made for and worn by astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, Lunar Module Pilot of the Apollo 11 mission in July, 1969.
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Transferred to the National Air and Space Museum from NASA in 1971.
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Published: Saturday, April 20, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Editor: I read with horror about the reason for starting the "Friends of Ginger" fund. My mind could not help but imagine the two dogs chained in their own yard and left to starve to death not to mention the one in the house near death also from starvation.
A fitting punishment for the owners would be to chain them in their yard and leave them to starve. I know that is not going to happen, but the punishment should be severe.
Animals are helpless and dependent on their human caregivers for life. If you are not ready to do that, then please, please don't get a pet. If a person can be that cruel to a dog, then it is not hard to envision them doing similar types of things to fellow humans.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein'sOklahoma!
Music by Richard Rodgers
Directed by Molly Smith
Choreography by Parker Esse
Book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs
Original dances by Agnes de Mille
Musical Direction by George Fulginiti-Shakar
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Winner of 4 Helen Hayes Awards
Outstanding Musical
Outstanding Lead Actor for Nicholas Rodriguez (Curly)
Outstanding Choreography for Parker Esse
Outstanding Musical Direction for George Fulginiti-Shakar
Back by Popular demand
The best-selling show in Arena's 60 year history is back for 12 weeks only! This is not your mother's Oklahoma!. Inspired by the toughness of the prairie, Artistic Director Molly Smith sets her production in the robust world of territory life filled with a dynamic cast as rich and complex as the great tapestry of America itself. With Rodgers and Hammerstein's timeless music, Oklahoma! celebrates the vigor of America's pioneering spirit with athletic dance and boot-stomping energy. Chock full of classic tunes such as "Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin'," and "People will Say We're in Love," this muscular production will thrill audiences young and old.
Oklahoma! runs approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including a 15-minute intermission.
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"Just about perfect!"
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"When we first opened Oklahoma! last fall, audiences couldn't get enough of it, and it was difficult to have to turn people away at the box office," shares Executive Producer Edgar Dobie. "Even though it was playing to an average of 99% capacity each performance, we couldn't extend to meet demand this winter due to the next incoming show in the Fichandler. However, we're so pleased to bring it back again this summer."
Smith adds, "The optimism and drive of the characters exploring a new frontier matched the ambition Arena Stage staff felt as we opened our new theater complex. It was thrilling that audiences shared that enthusiasm and supported our inaugural production in our new home."
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