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A Grandmaster Explains a Solid and Dependable RepertoireProduct Code: B0068GB
Publisher: Gambit
Author: Lasha Janjgava
Year of Publication: 2001
Pages: 192
Notation Type: Figurine (FAN)
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Every chess-player needs a reliable defence against the Queen's Pawn Opening. The fundamental question is whether to go all-out for counterplay, which may involve a great deal of risk, or to adopt a more solid, classical approach, and first carefully neutralize White's initiative.
This book shows the potential of the latter approach. By defending the Queen's Gambit Declined, Black puts a firm road-block in the way of White's ambitions. If, as often happens when faced by sturdy defence, White becomes careless or impatient, Black is ready to break out and seize the initiative. Janjgava also shows how White's more hypermodern Catalan treatment can be met with the same strategy, and explains how, once Black has equalized, he can unbalance the position, and play for a win.
Lasha Janjgava is a grandmaster from Georgia, and President of the Tbilisi Chess Federation. He has represented his country four times in chess olympiads, and has built up a formidable reputation as a very hard player to beat. This is his first chess book.
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Nigeria is convinced that effective preparation for Rio+20 will go a long way to achieve the overall goal of the Conference and translate to improvements in all facets of development at the local, national, regional and global levels.
a. Expectations for the outcome of Rio+20 and the concrete proposals in this regard, including views on a possible structure of the outcome document.
i. Rio + 20 should result in the adoption of realistic and effective solutions to move the planet forward in all areas of Agenda 21, Rio+5, Rio+10 and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
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Nigeria welcomes the green economy as vital in the on-going effort towards achieving sustainable development. Nigeria believes that whilst the green economy offers a new platform for developing countries to jump start their economic growth, she endorses the positions of African Ministers at the fourteenth Special session of the African Ministerial Conference on Environment held in Bamako, Mali from 15th to 16th September, 2011; as well as the Africa Consensus Statement to Rio+20 adopted at the Africa Regional Preparatory Conference for the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) held at Addis Ababa, Ethiopia between 22nd and 25th amongst which are the followings:
? That the green economy should open new opportunities to advance the achievement of Africa?s sustainable development objectives;
? That the green economy should be a means to achieve Africa?s objectives of employment creation, economic growth and poverty reduction.
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? Foster an understanding of the green economy in the context of Africa, in particular as a way to protect and sustain natural capital, improve resource efficiency and sustainable consumption and production, and enhance contributions to development;
? Ensure that the green economy is not used as a justification for new barriers to trade or create conditionalities for trade, aid and access to finance.
Nigeria submits that individual African States should enter into Green Economy at its own pace and time; particularly, the economic growth of a country should not be held down for that country to practice green economy. Transition into it should be gradual and phased according to the socio-economic plan of the country so as to adequately safeguard existing living standards as well as put necessary safety network in place to guide against any social breakdown.
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The Importance of Being Earnest premiered on Valentine's Day 1895 in the West End, London. It was Oscar Wilde's fourth West End hit in only three years.
Two young men living in 1890's England have devised a plan for adding some excitement to their love lives. Jack Worthing has invented a brother, Earnest, whom he uses as an excuse to leave his dull country life behind to visit the ravishing Gwendolyn Fairfax. Jack's best friend, Algy Montcrieff, has decided to take the name "Earnest" when visiting Jack's young and beautiful ward, Cecily, at Jack's country manor. Things start to unravel when both couples show up in the country and their deceptions are discovered.
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As part of the Smithsonian's Heritage and History education initiative, the National Air and Space Museum presents a "Heritage Family Day" series celebrating ethnic and cultural diversity. The series coincides with national observances, focusing specifically on the contributions that diverse communities have made to aviation and space exploration. These activity-filled days, which take place at the National Mall building and the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, offer parents and children the opportunity to meet role models—ranging from World War II pilots to astronomers—who may inspire future generations to consider careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Support for "Heritage Family Day" series is provided by the Northrop Grumman Corporation. This is the seventh consecutive year that the company has sponsored this series.
The series begins Feb. 11 at the museum's National Mall building with "African American Pioneers in Aviation Day," in which visitors will have the chance to meet members of the Tuskegee Airmen, African American pilots who flew during WWII, and be inspired by their determination and perseverance. On Feb. 25, the second "African American Pioneers in Aviation Day" will be held at the Udvar-Hazy Center.
On March 24, "Kites of Asia Day," visitors will experience the beauty and artistry of kites from Japan on the occasion of the centennial of Japan's gift of cherry trees to Washington, D.C. There will be demonstrations of a variety of kites, and curators will explain how these influenced the development of aviation, as well as the science behind kite flying. Visitors can decorate and build their own kites.
Also March 24, the "Women in Aviation and Space Day" will take place at the Udvar-Hazy Center. Visitors will learn about the accomplishments of women in aviation, science and aerospace. This event is in partnership with the Girl Scouts and helps commemorate their 100th Anniversary.
"Explore the Universe Day" will take place at the National Mall building April 21. Astronomy will serve as a common theme for visitors to learn how different people and cultures view and talk about the sky. The museum's Public Observatory will be open for daytime sky-watching weather permitting.
There will be two "Heritage Family Days" in September: "A Century of Women in Aerospace" at the National Mall building Sept. 15 and "Hispanic Heritage Day" in partnership with the Smithsonian Latino Center Sept. 29 at the Udvar-Hazy Center.
The last "Heritage Family Day" of the 2012 series will be Oct. 13 at the National Mall building and will celebrate Hispanic Heritage in partnership with the Smithsonian's Latino Center. There will be bilingual programming and visitors will have the chance to meet Hispanic aerospace professionals.
For more information about the museum's "Heritage Family Day" series, visit: http://www.nasm.si.edu/events/heritagedays.cfm
The National Air and Space Museum building on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., is located at Sixth Street and Independence Avenue S.W. The museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center is located in Chantilly, Va., near Washington Dulles International Airport. Both facilities are open daily from 10 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. (closed Dec. 25). Admission is free, but there is a $15 fee for parking at the Udvar-Hazy Center.


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Day One of the Sundance Film Festival is in the can, and the main highlight, The Opening Day Press Conference, attracted press from all over the world (I know, I was sitting next to a guy from Sweden) to the Egyptian Theatre on Main Street, Park City.
Reporters, along with online Tweeters, posed questions to Sundance Institute Founder and President Robert Redford, Sundance Institute Executive Director Keri Putnam and Sundance Film Fest Director John Cooper. The trio gave their impressions on this year's festival and the state of indie film altogether.
Since check in was 11 a.m. and the conference started at 1 p.m., I got the chance to make friends with all the press surrounding me for two hours before the show—all while trying not to lose my spot up front.
My new best friends...
A minute was saved for a still photo session of the three on stage, before they took their seats and started streaming live on sundance.org. In fact, you can still catch the entire press conference there.
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Redford's opening statement touched on the dark times we live in economically and the hardship it has put on the indie film industry, although the community is getting stronger—thanks in part to the Sundance Institute labs set up to help indie filmmakers. "The festival is just part of what Sundance is, but the labs are the real deal," he said.
The quote of the afternoon also came from Redford while he was speaking on the government's lack of support for the arts: "Art means a lot." Simple, to the point, true.
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The first priority is reflected through Sundance's Artist Services, which helps filmmakers self distribute their products. So far the program has raised about $1.5 million for indie films. The globalization aspect includes international films at the festival along with the newly launched Sundance London, not to mention workshops in China, India, Jordan and East Africa.
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From the ground breaking to the a big reveal, "Raising House" production crews will be on hand to capture the process, said Todd Piper, owner of Tidal Wave Construction, the Carolina Beach company that's building the home.
Piper, who was hired by the couple earlier this summer, said producers at the show contacted him to see if he was interested in participating in the series. A local architect quickly drew up designs and construction is expected to begin next week, Piper said.
The series' first season premiered in 2012 and featured projects in Durham and New Orleans. Premiere dates for the second season and the Carolina Beach episode have not yet been set, accoridng to a spokeswoman for the network.
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Considering we have a holiday smack-dab in the middle of the week, there is a remarkable amount of great live music happening up and down the Wasatch Front this week.
Here are a few tips to get you through that day off on Wednesday, July 4:
The B-52s and Squeeze, Red Butte Garden, Monday, 7 p.m., sold out
I was surprised when this show became one of the first of Red Butte Garden's summer concert series to sell out, but happily so. In the B-52s, you have one of the best live bands still kicking around from that first burst of what would become "alternative" rock. You might think of the Athens, Georgia, crew as a Top 40 powerhouse from their Cosmic Thing comeback era, but they were weirdo college-rock a good decade before that, delivering tasty dance-rock jams like "Quiche Lorraine," "Private Idaho" and "Rock Lobster." I saw them just a couple of years ago, and they sounded great. Joining them is Squeeze, a band I saw probably 20 plus years ago at the old Palladium in Sugar House. I put the hyper-literate Brit rockers right up there with some of their peers from the late '70s and early '80s, folks like Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe, thanks to tunes like "Black Coffee in Bed" and "Annie, Get Your Gun." This is a show I've been looking forward to since it was announced. At this point, you'll have to get tix online or from a scalper, but it will be worth it.
Fitz and the Tantrums, The Depot, Tuesday, 8 p.m., $20
The joining of indie-rock with retro-soul is a movement I can totally get behind, if only because the sound of bands like Fitz and the Tantrums force indie-rock kids to move their butt a little and dance. There's no denying the sound of this Los Angeles crew that's only been together since 2008. In those few years, they've quickly become a touring favorite, and this all-ages show on the eve of a holiday should be as explosive as any fireworks shows going down around town. Royal Teeth open the show.
The Beach Boys, Lavell Edwards Stadium, Provo, Wednesday, 8 p.m., $25-$120
Rarely will you find me suggesting a trip into an insane mass of tens of thousands of people gathering to watch fireworks at the end of a day-long so-called "Freedom Festival," but that's exactly what I'm doing because of the presence of the Beach Boys on the top of the bill at this year's Stadium of Fire in Provo. Yes, The Beach Boys have been to Utah many times through the years, but this year's tour is something special thanks to the presence of the band's resident genius, Brian Wilson, who is back on the road with the band to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The band also released a new album this year, That's Why God Made the Radio, that is far better than any 50th anniversary album has a right to, so a trip to Provo for a little classic rock 'n' roll and fireworks might not be the worst idea for your midweek holiday.
Dan Nailen has written about music, arts and culture in and around Salt Lake City for Salt Lake magazine, The Salt Lake Tribune and Salt Lake City Weekly since 1998. He's currently a contributor to saltlakemagazine.com, and you can find more of his work at SLCene.com.


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[Note from 2015: Tornado survivors should be aware this post may be triggering. I no longer like my trivialization of the tornado disaster in this article. Or my defense of it in comments. All very clueless. I apologize for the insensitivity of it. I have changed the title from "What Do Ron Lindsay and an Oklahoma Tornado Have in Common?" to "The Ron Lindsay Debacle." I am leaving everything else unaltered for historical purposes. But I would not write this article in such a fashion now.]
Besides raging over the same weekend? Both are ignorantly destructive blowhards, apparently. At least Lindsay didn't kill anything (except his own common sense, and maybe his career in secular leadership).
Lots happened while I was away at the fantastic Imagine No Religion conference in Kamloops, BC. I recommend it for next year, it has been by all accounts great every year, and this year was no exception. But while I was nestled safely up there enjoying good scotch and martinis, a tornado ripped apart a community in Oklahoma (I guess by Pat Robertson's logic, it must have been full of feminists), and charity aid is much needed (atheists can help: please donate to Humanist Crisis Response through the Foundation Beyond Belief, an umbrella charity organization specifically geared for nonreligious donors).
And over the same weekend at the Women in Secularism conference in Washington, DC (where a zillion feminists actually were…evidently your god's aim sucks, Pat), the president and CEO of the Center for Inquiry, Ron Lindsay (the sole male speaker), opened the conference by complaining about a campaign to ask men to listen to women before complaining about women, by telling women to stop telling men to listen to women before complaining about women…at a conference for women, funded by hundreds of women (since attendees forked over the registration fees, they actually paid for the conference). And then he acted like a stock sexist man and hysterically defamed the woman who criticized him for this rather than responding to her actual (calmly presented) arguments. Thus becoming the poster boy for a man who doesn't listen.
I couldn't make this stuff up. It's stranger than fiction. Anyway, I needn't blog about the Lindsay Faceplant because that has already been excellently done. If you want to get caught up on this debacle, I highly recommend, first, Jason Thibault's brief live description of what Lindsay said at the conference and how obviously wrongheaded it was, and then Amanda Marcotte's Open Letter to the Center for Inquiry, and then An Alternative Universe by Stephanie Zvan, Taking It Personally: Privilege and Women in Secularism by Ashley Miller, and The Silencing of Men by Rebecca Watson (the tone and quality of which has to be compared to the garbage Lindsay wrote in response: Watson's World and Two Models of Communication…a title whose irony was completely lost on Lindsay, considering that he decided to respond to a reasonable and ultimately correct argument by hysterically accusing its author of "the most intellectually dishonest piece of writing since the last communique issued by North Korea" and then proceeded to pick at irrelevancies in her case and straw man what she said and ignore her every substantive point…nice).
[Since I first published this article, a really excellent analysis has also come from philosopher Dan Finke: Feminism, Civility, and Ron Lindsay's Welcome to Women in Secularism, which reinforces many of the points well-made earlier by Adam Lee in Some Sadly Necessary Remarks on the #wiscfi Intro. Subsequently, Lindsay has since issued a lawyerly quasi-apology for comparing Watson to North Korea, yet in the very same remark treats her with veiled contempt by referencing the least relevant remark in her article and still ignoring her every substantive point, and all her evidence, and refusing to retract or apologize for any of his more substantive errors. This appears to be a trend with him. See the bemusing analysis of Nancy McClernan in Ron Lindsay's Non-Apology Apology over His Non-Welcome Welcome.]
Lindsay on Atheism+
One thing I'd like to add to these critiques is his equally-ignorant treatment of Atheism+… Apparently he has never read (or at least paid much attention to) anything by Atheism+ advocates or listened to any of their podcasts or videos. Just as he evidently doesn't talk to feminists or bother to learn anything about feminism before lecturing to an audience of feminists about feminism…for example, he doesn't understand the difference between defining feminism, on which there is no disagreement among feminists, and deciding how to implement the goals of feminism, on which there is abundant disagreement and everyone knows it, whereas conflating the two is common among anti-feminists, a fact Lindsay seems quite unaware of, and thus he remains clueless as to why he's getting his head bitten off over repeating an anti-feminist trope.
But back to his ignorant snarking over Atheism+…
First, Lindsay describes "the Atheism+ movement" as "atheism plus activism on social justice issues," which is not quite correct; a better formulation is as I put it in my American Atheists convention speech, Atheism…Plus What?, where I explain to nearly 30,000 viewers so far (none of them Ron Lindsay, apparently) that Atheism+ means Atheism+Humanism+Skepticism (and that wasn't my idea: it is how Jen McCreight described it almost from the very beginning: see Why Atheism+ and Not Humanism, yet another article Lindsay didn't read, since he also asks why not humanism, a question we've all answered repeatedly, yet evidently he doesn't know that).
Being an atheist, a humanist, and a skeptic entails not necessarily activism on social justice issues (only as much as you feel motivated to), but at minimum talking about the intersection of atheism and skepticism and social justice issues (as was perfectly clear in my first posts on the subject: The New Atheism+ and Being with or against Atheism+ and then updated to cover recent events in Atheism+: The Name for What's Happening). Note the crucial distinctions here, and how clueless Lindsay is in his speech about this. He isn't listening.
Then he says "because CFI was already involved in social justice issues, including women's rights issues, I was frankly lukewarm toward the Atheism+ proposal," which is a bizarre non sequitur ("I believe in doing x and do it avidly, so I'm lukewarm toward efforts to ask others to do x, too"…huh?).
Then he says "based on the rhetoric of some of its proponents, and I underscore some not all, it seemed to me to have the potential to be divisive," yet he gives no examples. If he had, he would know that the only rhetoric he has objected to was directed at vile sexists and misogynists joking publicly about anally raping a teenager, sending rape threats to prominent feminist bloggers, and engaging in campaigns of disgusting and relentless harassment (and occasionally at trolls and people openly attacking humanist values). He then confuses those quite legitimate voices of outrage with all defenses of Atheism+ whatever ("I'm not sure about this Atheism+ movement, you're being too mean to rape apologists and sexual harassers for my taste"…huh?), which is a mistake (or lie) that many haters of Atheism+ make.
So it seems he listens to them, but doesn't actually listen to actual advocates of Atheism+. For a corrective, read Greta Christina's Atheism Plus and Some Thoughts on Divisiveness, which I'm sure Lindsay has also not read–even though he seems to be aware of it when he backhandedly says "according to at least one proponent it was intended to be divisive," a remark that suggests he wants to be inclusive of men who issue rape threats to women in secularism (among much else in the vile column), which is so appalling a conclusion I can only assume he doesn't know what that "one proponent" actually said, because he didn't actually read it.
Then he argues that "nomenclature is…not supremely important," for example, "at the end of the day, you cannot force someone to call themselves a humanist, so if people prefer to call themselves an Atheist-plusser, or whatever the term is, that's fine," evidently unaware of the fact that this is what advocates of Atheism+ have been saying since day one (see, again, my painstaking explanation of this fact in Being with or against Atheism+ as well as my summary again in Atheism…Plus What?). So Lindsay again doesn't listen.
Then he says "some questions remain, for example, how should secular organizations, including any organization that styles itself as an Atheist+ group, set their priorities? You can't do everything at once," as if he has not read or heard a single word we've said on this subject. We've been very clear about this as well, from the very beginning (see all my links above), making all the same points he does, yet he seems to think he is introducing them anew, as if he's being clever. So yet again, Lindsay doesn't listen.
Then he backhandedly suggests Atheism+ might be a secret commie plot. No, really. That's kind of the evident subtext when he asks, "Is the destruction of capitalism considered part of a social justice program? If so, that position certainly has very significant implications." Really, Ron? Try actually listening to proponents of Atheism+ before purporting to know enough about it to lecture people on it. Act like a proper skeptic and actually learn something about what you are responding to before reaching conclusions about it and asking ignorant questions of faux concern (especially if you're going to try the Red Scare tactic).
I happen to know that another major organizational leader in the secularist movement, Dave Silverman, president of American Atheists, has his staff keep up on the exchanges online over feminism and Atheism+, reading what is written and giving him reports on it (staff that includes women). It seems Lindsay is too clueless to have anyone do that for him. And he must not be doing it himself. Silverman clearly understands how to do his job. Lindsay apparently doesn't. Someone so stubbornly out of touch with atheism in the 21st century probably shouldn't be leading an organization that serves that community.
Lindsay could fix this. He could start listening instead of ignorantly preaching about what he knows little about and offending and outraging half his constituency. He could also take criticism seriously, as an opportunity to improve his organizational message, instead of dismissing that criticism as North Korean propaganda. He could do all that. But he does not appear to be trending that way. And I cannot see that as a sustainable behavior if he hopes to keep his job.


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2012-13: Opened the season winning two out of three singles matches... Currently holds a 2-9 season singles record as of late-April. Has played at least one match in every singles spot, except No. 1 and No. 6, while focusing mostly on the No. 4 spot (0-6)... Spent most of the season partnering with Julia Metzger in the No. 2 doubles position... The combination of Neubert/Metzger owns a 9-8 doubles record through April, 21,2013... The duo held onto a five-match winning streak early in the season... Also played one doubles match in the No. 2 spot with Lana Buttner (0-1).
2011-12: Wrapped up the year with six singles victories including five during the spring dual season...Played at the No. 4 (0-2) and No. 5 (5-3) singles positions...Finished tied for second on the team with two Pac-12 Conference singles victories...Partnered with two different teammates to accumulate a 7-8 dual doubles record; Driver (1-1)and Stueckemann (6-7). Fall: Went 1-4 in singles play during the fall season…Finished with a 1-5 doubles record while competing with three different teammates; Haley Driver (0-2), Lana Buttner (1-1) and Julia Metzger (0-2).
2010-11: Finished the dual season with a 6-10 singles record and a 2-13 doubles mark … made Oregon debut by pairing with Trudie du Toit for an 8-2 win at No. 3 doubles and besting Nayantara Vadali (6-0, 7-5) in the season-opening win against Portland State (1/21) … finished second on the team with two Pac-10 victories and has defeated one ranked opponent: No. 117 Michelle Brychki (6-4, retired) at No. 35 Arizona State (3/5) … helped secure the doubles point with an 8-2 win over Sianna May and Vanja Radunovic while also besting May (6-0, 6-0) in singles in a 4-3 upset win over No. 20 Washington (3/11) … took No. 112 Pamela Montez of No. 6 UCLA to three sets on April 2 (4-6 6-1, 4-6) … paired mostly with Rabea Stuckemann (1-12) at No. 3 doubles. Fall: Arrived in Eugene in January, did not compete during the fall.
Before Oregon: Climbed as high as No. 68 in the U18 national rankings … posted a 27-8 singles record from 2008-09 … won two tournaments and finished runner-up four times out of the 10 tournaments she played in that span … claimed the 2008 Weinstraβen-Turnier in and the 2009 Jugend-Tournier titles in Bad Dürkheim … runner-up finishes were at the 2008 Walter Knoll Junior Cup, 2008 ITT Logistric Cup Bamberg, 2008 Herxheimer Jugendturnier and the 2009 Jugendturnier Hockenheim.
Personal: Full name is Pascale Maria Neubert … born in Neuss, Germany … parents are Cäcilia and Bernd Neubert.


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ZF-2695: Select with Array broken with new implementation
Using the old array input with only one qualifier the values have to be seperated with "," to fit in an IN statement.
This has worked in incubator but somehow the code has only be integrated partitionaly...
$select->where('products.id IN(?)', array(1, 2, 3));
// Output should be :
// products.id IN('1','2','3')
Is this really critical enough to hold up the 1.5 release? If not, then we should mark it as a should have.
Not sure... This is a possible BC problem between 1.0.4 and 1.5.
Better to ask Simon or Bill about possible implications.
So... I added array handling for values (not for conditions this is another issue).
But there is still a problem as only numbers (ints/floats) are quoted, and strings not. This problem is another one than this... but it is the reason why array values are not working for strings and should also be fixed.
I will keep this issue open until also strings are working for array notation in values.
Reproducable code
$select = new Zend_Db_Select($database);
->where("name IN (?)", array(2, 6));
print "\nIntegerARRAY:".$select;
$select = new Zend_Db_Select($database);
->where("name IN (?)", array('2', '6'));
print "\nString ARRAY:".$select;
The first produces name IN (2, 6) But the second produces name IN (, ) but it should be name IN ('2', '6')
Class will be reworked by Simon... He has a better overview over the complete Db design, not only Zend_Db_Select and will fix this better than me.
Hello, After you last commit (8711) i have problem with findDependentRowset() method. When i use it i get error:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Db_Statement_Exception' with message 'SQLSTATE[21000]:
Cardinality violation: 1241 Operand should contain 1 column(s)' in C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Statement\Pdo.php:238
Stack trace: #0 C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Statement.php(283): Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo->_execute(Array) #1
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Adapter\Abstract.php(406): Zend_Db_Statement->execute(Array) #2
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Adapter\Pdo\Abstract.php(206): Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract->query(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select), Array) #3
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Table\Abstract.php(1185): Zend_Db_Adapter_Pdo_Abstract->query(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #4
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Table\Abstract.php(1040): Zend_Db_Table_Abstract->_fetch(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #5
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Table\Row\Abstract.php(839): Zend_Db_Table_Abstract->fetchAll(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #6
C:\wamp\www\dev\app\controllers\BazaController.php(34): Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract->findDependentRowset('Bugs') #7
C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Controller\Action. in C:\wamp\www\libs\Zend\Db\Statement\Pdo.php on line 238
I check it on examples from manual http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/… . Relationshitp: $bugsReportedByUser = $user1234->findDependentRowset('Bugs');
Resolved in trunk r8783
I'm assuming this was merged to the 1.5 release branch for the 1.5.0 release. Please update JIRA if this is not the case.


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May 15, 2013
Complete List of Awards
WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - Amber Freeman of Arizona State softball was named the Pac-12 Softball Player of the Year as announced on Wednesday afternoon by the league office. Freeman was also tabbed First Team All-Conference alongside Dallas Escobedo and Cheyenne Coyle.
In total, four Sun Devils made All-Conference, including Second Team honoree Mackenzie Popescue. Honorable Mention accolades were given to Alix Johnson, Bethany Kemp, Sam Parlich, Haley Steele and Bailey Wigness.
Earning her first collegiate award, Nikki Girard was ASU's lone rookie on the All-Freshman Team.
Freeman is the first Sun Devil to be named the Pac-12 Player of the Year since Kaitlin Cochran did so three times from 2007-09. In total, Arizona State now has had five Players of the Year, four under head coach Clint Myers.
ASU has 43 First Team conference honorees dating back to 1987. Escobedo has earned First Team honors all three years at Arizona State. This is the first time for Freeman, Coyle and Popescue to make the list.
Tempe Regional of the NCAA Tournament begins at 12:30 p.m. PT on Friday and the Sun Devils will face off against San Jose State at 3 p.m. PT. More information about the NCAA Tournament can be found here.
Congrats to @a_freeman9 on being named Pac-12 Softball Player of the Year! twitter.com/ASUSoftball/st...— ASU Softball (@ASUSoftball) May 15, 2013


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Written by: Lauren January 17 2012
One of my goals this year is to cook dinner more and eat out less. (Admittedly, this week was an epic fail, but I'm planning to re-board the bandwagon next week. It's too early to give up!) Along with making your own meals, it's easy to DIY baby's too. There are all sorts of handy tools to help simplify the process, and you may even find your tot can enjoy a baby-friendly version of your meal. (Click here for some easy-peasy mommy-and-me recipes.)
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One of the best wine dinners I've ever attended to in Salt Lake was the Dutton-Goldfield tasting at Alta Club in March. (Thanks Lori Walls.)
The food was excellent, but what made the evening so memorable was simply the personality of winemaker Dan Goldfield.
Friendly, energetic to the point of intensity, he's a hands-on winemaker who totally catches up his audience in all his passion for wine.
And for everything else. You'll have a chance to experience this yourself at a wine tasting event next Tuesday, July 31, at Pago. Five single-vineyard Dutton-Goldfield wines
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and Dan Goldfield will be there to talk about the wonder of wine, Sonoma County, the joys of skiing,
his love of Utah red rock country
and whatever else comes up. Like, wine.
As I said in March,"People have their own terroir, and Goldfield's place is Sonoma." That means his grapes are zinfandel, pinot noir and chardonnay. As you probably know, pinot noir and mushrooms are one of God's own pairings.
The tasting at Alta Club was for members, of course. The event at Pago is public–you'll want to be part of it.
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Amy Richards and Jennifer Baumgardner (both 40) have been comrades-in-arms for nearly two decades, starting when they both worked at Ms. Magazine. This spring saw the 10-year anniversary of Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism, and the Future, the book that cemented them as leaders of the Third Wave; they also run Soapbox Inc., a feminist speakers bureau. Too accomplished to be called up-and-coming feminists—but not around long enough yet to have achieved Steinem-level stature—the icons-in-the-making are at a perfect vantage point to comment on the generations that came before them and after. here, a coupla sandwich generations feminists speak with More about their view from the middle.
More There are women in their twenties who refuse to call themselves feminists. Why?
Richards Because of the mythology of how activist and protest-oriented feminism was. We hear a lot of women say, "It's not that I don't believe in the goals, but I kind of love when my boyfriend treats me on Valentine's Day and I did love being a cheerleader."
More You set a new tone for the Third Wave by talking about how feminists could dress in heels and wear makeup if they wanted. But sexuality and the expression of sexuality—how you dress, for example—seems to divide Second Wavers from their younger counterparts.
Baumgardner Feminism is about having access to enough information and resources to make authentic choices about your life. There isn't a hairy armpit, hemp outfit, vegan [prototype]. Presentation decisions are becoming more meaningless . . . For us growing up, there was a big moment with Madonna; she demonstrated that you don't have to get rid of your sexuality—you just have to be in charge of it.
Richards What's upsetting is that older women care about what they look like, too. They might want to look a different way than the younger generation, but the women I see at most of the women's studies receptions [I attend] put on earrings or a nice vest and certain shoes. They care; it's just that they have a different aesthetic.


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Homecoming takes place in October, and is collaboratively planned with departments from the Division of Student Services and the Office of Alumni Relations from both Morehouse and Spelman College. Homecoming is a festive week of events shared with students, staff, alumni and the West End community. Student leaders from the CampusAlliance of Student Activities (C.A.S.A.) - Morehouse College and Planning Unique Activities for a Lively Spelman Experience (P.U.L.S.E.) - Spelman College organize the theme and the following events for the week:
- Fashion Show - Morehouse
- Neo Soul Concert - Spelman
- Hump Wednesday - Morehouse
- Hip Hop Concert - Morehouse
- Market Friday - Spelman
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- Homecoming Parade - Morehouse
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- Tail Gating - Morehuse
- Pan Helenic Greek Step Show - Morehouse
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Spring Fest takes plase in April, and is planned by the Office of Student Life and the Campus Alliance for Student Activities (C.A.S.A.) . The week of events close out the semester with fun and excitement. The events include:
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SHADYSIDE - The air outside Shadyside High School on Tuesday night was bone-chilling cold. But the action inside, where Linsly and the Tigers squared off in a key boys' basketball battle, was scorching.
Anthony Wallace, who had the hottest hand of them all, poured in a game-high 25 points, including the final six, as the Cadets broke a 61-61 tie and pulled away for a 67-61 triumph inside the Tigers' Den.
"Anytime you can come into Shadyside and win it's a big deal," Linsly head coach James Wallace said. "Coach (Ed) Andes does a great job with those guys. They play hard and they shoot the ball really well.
"We had guys step up and make big plays. And Anthony Wallace has been in the middle of making those plays for four years. His leadership, not just in making plays, but in keeping guys focused, was a big reason why we were as successful as we were."
Anthony Wallace scored seven points in the fourth quarter and served as the catalyst at both ends of the court for the Cadets (8-3), who finished with a flourish after Shadyside (7-9) took the lead with just a shade under 2 minutes left.
Zach Frizzi hit his fourth 3 pointer of the game with 1:55 remaining in the game to give the Tigers a 61-60 lead.
But from there, it was all Anthony Wallace.
He was fouled a short time later and made one of two free throws to tie the game at 61-61.
Shadyside turned the ball over on its ensuing possession and when Linsly got the ball back, Anthony Wallace was fouled again, this time putting the Cadets in the 1-and-1. He made both free throws making the score 63-61 with 1:26 to play.
With 43.1 left, the Tigers inbounded the ball looking to tie or take the lead. A pair of jumpers missed and Linsly grabbed the rebound.
Anthony Wallace was fouled with 22.2 seconds left. He went to the line and calmly sank two free throws giving the Cadets a 65-61 lead.
When the Tigers inbounded the ball, Anthony Wallace tipped a pass, grabbed it and was fouled. He missed a free throw and the Tigers grabbed the board. But when a Tigers player tried to make a pass, Anthony Wallace stepped in front of it, stole the ball, and went in for a layup as the horn sounded.
"Wallace helped the others score, too," Andes said. "He does a lot for them.
"We put him at the line too many times. He didn't make as many field goals, but we put him at the line and he's good there, too."
Linsly looked to have the game in control early in the fourth when Erik Taylor went in for a layup that gave the Cadets a 53-46 advantage.
Luke Nardo made two free throws with 5:30 left that cut the Tigers' deficit to five, 53-48. Then, after a Linsly turnover, John Michael Schuetz was fouled with 5 minutes left.
Schuetz was fouled by Colton Coss, who was also whistled for a technical foul on the play. Schuetz, who led the Tigers with 21 points, made three of four free throws making the score 53-51.
Moments later, Shadyside's Shane Johnson was fouled and sent to the line. He made both free throws that tied the game at 53-53 with 4:47 left.
Linsly responded with a 7-2 run, keyed by five points from Taylor that gave the Cadets a 60-55 lead.
"I'm really proud of how our guys responded to (that stretch)," James Wallace said. "It wasn't just the five guys on the floor. The bench got into it at that point. The momentum shifted to (Shadyside) but it really brought us together and made us refocus on what we needed to do."
Schuetz scored with 2:55 left to make it a 60-57 game. Then, following an Anthony Wallace miss, Frizzi made one of two free throws making the score 60-58.
"We had our chance there down the stretch, but they just pulled away," Andes said. "We just wanted to get a good shot. I had a lot of guys hitting.
"The effort from our team was great. They didn't quit. They're playing a tough, athletic team. We kept making shots and staying in the game."
Frizzi finished with 15.
Isaiah Harvin added 12 points for the Cadets, while Taylor and Coss each ended up with 11.
"We've played a lot of road games and have a had a lot of experience with that," James Wallace said. "We had a game like this down at Charleston Catholic.
"It's good for us coming down the stretch getting close to the (OVAC Tournament) to have these types of games. And to know what they feel like and what it takes to win them."
Linsly also won the jayvee game, 67-44.
LINSLY (67) - Seymour 2 0-2 5; Wallace 7 9-11 25; Coss 5 0-0 11; Murray 0 0-0 0; Harvin 6 0-1 12; Griffin 1 0-0 3; Colaianni 0 0-0 0; Taylor 5 0-0 11; Whipkey 0 0-0 0. Totals 26 9-14. SHADYSIDE (61) - Nardo 2 4-4 8; Johnson 1 0-0 3; Cline 1 0-0 3; McFarland 1 0-0 3; Frizzi 5 1-2 15; Schuetz 7 4-8 21; Fulton 2 0-0 5. Totals 20 11-18.
Three-Point Goals: Linsly 6 (Wallace 2, Seymour, Coss, Griffin, Taylor); Shadyside 10 (Frizzi 4, Schuetz 3, Cline, McFarland, Fulton).
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I'm getting Lasers and Recovery. Those are the ones i know i am getting for sure
What albums are you guys buying this year
I'm getting Lasers and Recovery. Those are the ones i know i am getting for sure
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Lasers, I just bought The Adventures of Bobby Ray, and maybe Cudi's album, also Nas's if there is one.
if a The Killers album comes out, then them, and lasers, and erm yeah. that's about it. yes, i like The Killers.
mike you seen mias video? I thought the first half was unintentionally hilarious - then it got fucking graphic. For those who havent seen it: http://vimeo.com/11219730
Lasers, B.O.B (sometime tomorrow :D, distant relatives, nas solo album, ice cubes, Red album, chamillionaire and Eminem recovery
Nas and Damien Marley will be a good combo of hip-hop and rasta chanting M.I.A. is who she is lol (I can't categorize her) Erykah is Neo-Soul/Lounge/Acid Jazz Sade is heaven lol (all I can say)
Nas & Damien Marley-Distant Relatives Lupe Fiasco-Lasers M.I.A.-(Album is untitled right now) I already got Sade and Erykah's new albums, both were masterpieces. They will be hard to follow.