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I heard this conversation this morning on the radio. The only movie I ever paid for and walked on was "Gods and Generals." And it had one of my all-time favorite actors -- Robert Duvall. I should've walked from "The walking Dead" -- a Vietnam war movie that was terrible. One other person in the theater -- she walked halfway through.
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Once, "Kung Fu Hustle"
About 30 minutes in, there was an older woman wandering about the theater for about 5 minutes. So I got up and asked her if she needed any assistance. She said she was trying to figure out how to get out. So I showed her out. I then decided there was really no reason to go back in and left. I have since tried to watch it on cable and I just can't do it.
They say country music speaks to the heart. Unfortunately, it has to go through your ears to get there.
Many years ago I was with a couple friends and we walked out of Three Amigos. I love dumb humor as much as the next guy but that movie was dumber than dumb. We had a friend who worked at the theater and he let us into Star Trek IV instead.
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I don't watch a lot of movies but I feel asleep during the only Harry Potter movie I went to.
My dad walked out of Avenue Q play in Las Vegas one time. That was kind of embarrassing.
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Originally Posted by ruxCYtable
Many years ago I was with a couple friends and we walked out of Three Amigos. I love dumb humor as much as the next guy but that movie was dumber than dumb. We had a friend who worked at the theater and he let us into Star Trek IV instead.
Wait, what? You walked out on the Three Amigos?! Are you serious? That is an all time great movie. The 3 just reunited on SNL just a few months ago and it made news. Wow...
I don't go to many movies in the theater, but even if I didn't like it I'd still sit there and eat my popcorn I think. I only would go to movies I'm pretty sure that even if I don't love it I at least wouldn't hate it enough to walk out.
Eyes closed, head first, can't lose.
Only once: for "Wild at Heart" with Nicholas Cage and Laura Dern. I lasted about 20 minutes and couldn't take it anymore. Don't even remember how I got talked into going to that one in the first place.
I'm usually pretty picky when it comes to going to see a movie in the theater. If I am not super eager to see it immediately when it comes out, I'm probably not going to bother. This (going to the theater) happens maybe twice a year. To me, most films just aren't worth paying that much money to sit with a bunch of strangers who don't understand the concept of "you're not in your living room - STFU!!"
All people who make sweepingly generalized, stupid, uninformed comments are idiots.
If I pay for a movie I watch the damn thing. Ive seen some awful movies, but I refuse to walk out.
Punch Drunk Love, got my money back.
Don't remember walking out of a theater, but I did return a VHS tape and request my rental money back. I recall liking the main actors...the blurb on the box sounded interesting...but apparently I didn't read it carefully enough. About five minutes in, I rewound it & put it back in the case. I'm not a prude, but if I wanted porn, I would have visited the back room for the XXX tapes.
Obviously it was years ago...I don't even remember the name of the movie or the stars.
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Wait, what? You walked out on the Three Amigos?! Are you serious? That is an all time great movie. The 3 just reunited on SNL just a few months ago and it made news. Wow...
"Look up here...look up here" is STILL a catch phrase in our house. :)
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If I pay for a movie I watch the damn thing. Ive seen some awful movies, but I refuse to walk out.
Same here. The closest I came to walking out was Battlefield Earth, but I decided to take nap instead.
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I almost walked out of Freddy Got Fingered. I thought Tom Green was kind of funny at the time and there were some funny moments in the movie but overall it was terrible.
There were only 4 or 5 people in the theater.
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Sauteed Zucchini with Spinach and Basil Pesto.
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Low Sugar and Whole Wheat Chocolate Zucchini Bread.
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Today is the anniversary of the death of super-producer/magical alien creature J Dilla. It also happens to be a few days after his birthday. So if you've seen Dilla news, mixes, tributes and events all over the place, it's because now is the time to pay tribute – J Dilla passed away five years ago today. In honor of Dilla, here's a couple of the best tributes we've seen on the webs.
Our friends at The Revivalist interviewed four of Dilla's peers and other musicians influenced by his work: Bilal (neo soul pioneer, Dilla collaborator), Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, (arranger/composer of Suite for Ma Dukes, collaborator with many of those influenced by Dilla) Wajeed (Producer and MC, of Slum Village / Platinum Pied Pipers) and Shafiq Husayn (Sa-Ra Creative Partners, Founding Member; Master Teacher). Read their conversation, "Nothing Like This: Meditations on Dilla." There's some great insight to classic old recordings, and of course, heavy praise.
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Pres. Obama and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner have warned that if Congress does not raise the national debt ceiling by Aug. 2, the government is at risk of defaulting on its debt obligations and triggering a global financial crisis.
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Pres. Obama and U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner have warned that if Congress does not raise the national debt ceiling by Aug. 2, the government is at risk of defaulting on its debt obligations and triggering a global financial crisis.
Just how serious is this assessment? According to CU-Boulder economist Jay Kaplan it's pretty serious.
CUT 1 "The people that say this will be inconsequential I don't think they have a firm grip on the economics here. The economics say it's probably -- on a scale of one to ten of economic events -- this is a ten. This is the biggest. The U.S. government threatening to default is just incredible." (:20)
Kaplan says if the government does not raise the debt limit there will be a cascade of disastrous economic consequences.
CUT 2 "Any loss in the confidence in a financial asset means that its price will decrease and, of course, the U.S. Treasury debt is a financial asset. The government is essentially defaulting, that's a loss in confidence. Its price will fall, probably, dramatically. (:11) A fall in price means a rise in yields. Almost all other interest rates are keyed off of treasuries. For example, the 30-year mortgage rate is keyed off the 10-year treasury rate. And as most adjustable rates are all keyed off other treasuries. So if treasury yields skyrocket, which they probably will as the price plummets, that means mortgage rates will rise substantially. (:32) Auto loans, student loans, credit card rates – all keyed off, in many cases, the treasury rates." (:37)
Kaplan says high interest rates could lead to a further decline in property values, which in turn hurts local and state government revenues. He says that also means business loans will be more expensive, which could hurt investments at a time when the economy is struggling to recover.
And while interest rates rise Kaplan says there will be a "multiplier "effect as government cuts spending to pay off the deficit.
CUT 3 "If the government cuts spending by a dollar what we estimate the multiplier effect on the general economy is probably another $2. So if the government cuts spending we cut spending, our spending, because there are less revenues, it trickles down to fewer jobs and things like that. (14) So overall spending may be cut by $3 when it affects people who are laid off because they lose their government contracts. (:19) And who knows how the government is going to come up with that $1.5 trillion dollars initially over a year. So the first few months they'll have to cut a few hundred billion dollars. But where does that come from? Do they cut benefits for social security recipients? So they have to cut their spending. So that means less moneys is being spent at the shopping centers and so these businesses are lying off their workers. They're not spending and so that's the multiplier effect. (:44)
Foreign governments and investors hold A third of U.S. debt. Kaplan says if the federal government defaults he anticipates a panic sell of treasury notes, which will further lower the value of the dollar causing imports to be more expensive.
CUT 4 "As soon as there is an idea that the U.S. government is in trouble there is probably going to be some panic selling. That will further lower the price. And also, because these are international transactions, it will affect the value of the dollar. If they are selling U.S. financial assets the value of the dollar will fall against other major currencies. (:21) And if the dollar value falls it has two very important impacts. First of all import prices rise simply because the dollar has less purchasing power. And for every dollar we spend about a third is on imports. So that will raise the price of many goods and services that we consume." (:40)
And Kaplan says most Americans, one way or another, have assets in government debt.
CUT 5 "U.S. government debt is held by domestic savors, foreign savors, pension funds, foreign government, banks hold quite a bit, the social security trust fund holds quite a bit. (:10) Basically, anyone in America who saves, either directly or probably indirectly, has a part of their savings in government debt. So everyone is affected." (:20)
According to a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll while a large majority of Americans say the U.S. economy would most likely suffer serious harm if Congress fails to raise the debt limit, barely half support raising the limit even if lawmakers substantially cut spending.
Never in its history has the U.S. defaulted on its debt obligation. Something that that Kaplan says is very unique among nations.
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Herod the Great, king of the Holy Land during the time of Christ, is best known for the Massacre of the Innocentsthe Book of Matthew's account of the slaughter of Bethlehem's male infants. But Herod's bloody reputation has always hidden another side of one of the Bible's greatest villains. He was an architectural mastermind of breathtaking proportions. Herod built more and larger monuments than virtually anyone in ancient times, and perhaps in all time.
Now, Israeli archaeologist Ehud Netzer claims to have found Herod's grandest creation of allhis burial tomb. At his self-named palace-fortress Herodium, Herod's Lost Tomb explores Netzer's decades-long search for the King of the Jews' fabulously carved mausoleum and coffin. With in-depth examinations of classic Herodian sites such as Masada, Caesarea, and Jerusalem's Second Temple, National Geographic probes deep into the architectural brilliance of one of history's most despised men.
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The story is interesting enough that I would watch it again. There are some video segments that are repeated several times and some of these seem a bit too overhyped for my liking. If you can get past these, the DVD takes an interesting angle on the story of Herod's life. The DVD helped me to understand some of the other political events and technological advances that were happening at that time.
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Coach's Corner - Off Season fitness
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From Coach Steve at Tri-ecoach.com
The goal for off-season is to stay fit but not work too hard at it! Your body and head need to recharge, and any physical problems you've dealt with in-season need to be resolved before you ramp up next spring. If you're racing CX this fall you'll really need a break! =)
Some of us who 'can't kick the habit' still need to do some training every day even though race season is months away, and that's OK. Skip most or all of your intensity work for a few months. Put in less time. Base fitness will not drop off much if you stay consistent. Attempting to maintain peak fitness through the off-season is not realistic and unwise. For those riders who need complete time off I recommend not going for more than 1-2 weeks with no training.
Reflect on your race season; what could have been better; what can you do to improve going forward? Perhaps your acceleration/sprint is a weakness and you need some time in the gym for core and weight work. Maybe your climbing is not great; you need to race lighter next season, so limiting the overdone holiday feeds is in order. Hit a scale every once in a while to keep it real.
Add some variety to your off-season training to keep it interesting. Pedaling is pedaling when you don't need to be tuned to a race specific bike. Mix it up. Improve your bike-handling skills with time on a mountain bike off-road. When it gets cold and ugly on the trails and roads I'll be on my mountain bike (on pavement) more than on the road bike. I'll go slower on the MTB, so don't get as cold, and my road bike doesn't get trashed on messy roads.
Most riders will be weather and/or darkness limited on weekdays and have to do some pedaling indoors. There's nothing wrong with jumping into a spin class to get the heart rate up a bit. Solo on a spin bike at the gym, no problem, there might be some 'visual vitamins' to keep you pedaling longer!Stationary bikes at home with music, video, Computrainer entertainment, it's all good. Call me old school, but all I have for indoor pedaling at home are rollers. If you've never tried rollers, you should. They will tune your form to a degree you can't get any other way.
Cross train: your aerobic system doesn't know the difference between a pedaling session, XC-ski day, even a swim or run. Cross country skate ski is a Colorado favorite, engaging upper body muscles as well as abductors and adductors that don't see much work on the bike. Whole body muscular fitness developed during off-season leaves you more balanced and less susceptible to injury in-season. All riders should do some core work year-round.
And of course I recommend hiring a coach to make your off-season productive! =)


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- 1/2 pound bulk sage-flavored sausage or sausage of your choice
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup chopped celery
- 3 cups water
- 2 medium red potatoes, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 2 teaspoons chicken bouillon granules
- 1 cup frozen corn
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 cups 2% milk
- In a large saucepan, cook the sausage, onion and celery over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain.
- Stir in the water, potatoes and bouillon. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes. Add corn; simmer 10 minutes longer or until potatoes are tender.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, melt butter; stir in flour and pepper until smooth. Gradually stir in milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened. Stir into the sausage mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Reviews for Sausage Chowder
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"Used mild Italian sausage, added 1/2 tsp. Chipotle pepper and 1/2 cup of Tex-Mex Shredded Cheese at the end. Quite tasty! I will also try this with Smoked Sausage to see how it compares. We had cheese croissants with the chowder and they were a perfect compliment. Thanks for the recipe!"
"Wonderful, I used sausage we made from a wild bore I shot. This is a keeper. I did add carrots."


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ZF-5300: Zend_Soap_Server support features and cache_wsdl options
PHP's SoapClient and SoapServer have an option called "features", which is currently not supported. Zend_Soap_Server ignores the option, and Zend_Soap_Client throws an Exception.
The situation for cache_wsdl is similar, although there's a php.ini setting to work around the problem.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 28, 2013) – The ETSU softball team's season finale versus Kennesaw State has been cancelled due to inclement weather and will not be made up.
Heavy rains affected the Tri-Cities Saturday night through Sunday morning, leaving Betty Basler Field under water. More precipitation is expected throughout the day and the two sides agreed there would be no window to play.
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THE OCCASION Locust Projects celebrated 15 years of forward-thinking art at its annual Spring Fling celebration, which took over the seventh floor of the parking garage at the 1111 Building on Lincoln Road. THE GUESTS Gallery Director Chana Sheldon welcomed an enthusiastic group of artists, collectors and art enthusiasts. Among those seeing and being seen were Coral Gables Commissioner Vince Lago, collector Mario Cader-Frech, developer Robert Wennet, and art collectors including Debra and Dennis Scholl and John Lin. THE SCENE As guests enjoyed hors d'oeuvres from a slew of restaurants, they also took in the largest silent art auction in the event's history. Photography by World Red Eye


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Review: In 'The Animals,' What Schoolteachers Learned at the Lounge Room
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"City Stories: Tales of Love and Magic in London," at 59E59 Theaters, explores the hazy corners in which the laws of the universe can be bent.
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This production at La MaMa, presented by Spiderwoman Theater and Aanmitaagzi and written by the cast, can be rowdy and playful even as it dramatizes horror.
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Wayne Rogers, Who Played Trapper John in 'M*A*S*H,' Dies at 82
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do some of you know or remember that 7.62 x 39 ammo was being sold for $48 a thousand round delivered, or you could buy it at gun shows for $55 a thousand and the dealer would loan you his dolly to carry it out to your truck. this started around 2004 until 2007. the importers were having to find places just to store the large amounts of ammo that was coming in. it was being sold very cheap just to get rid of it.
people were posting on all the sites, "BUY AMMO" sorry but it was a no brainer to buy ammo. many people did just that and now have ammo. i quit buying in early 2008, i have enough for my grandson and me for a long time.
how much did you guys buy? or are you part of the group that is blaming everyone, our govt., every foreign country, every dealer, every importer,etc.
they blame anyone but themselves. all over the gun site people are crying about poor me and how bad it is that someone can now afford to buy ammo even at these high prices. if you want ammo then just sell something, work at an extra job for some extra money and buy it. if they sell out before you can get some ammo. then i guess your out of luck. maybe some should just find another hobby they can afford.
now if you are a big follower of the obamanation way of thinking everyone should give or sell ammo to these poor guys at the 2004 to 2007 prices.
guess what, it is not going to happen. if you can find it now you are going to pay a higher price.
i also heard there maybe a rush on paper towels, (crying towels), so get some early and stock up.
OH! if you don't have enough mags now, buy them now.
or you can wait until the prices go up or they are sold out. DUH!


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ארץ זבת חלב ודבש... - שמות ג': ח...a land flowing with milk and honey... (Exodus 3:8)
Israel is a small, narrow, semi-arid country on the southeastern coastline of the Mediterranean Sea. It entered history some 35 centuries ago when the Jewish people forsook its nomadic way of life, settled in the Land and became a nation.
Over the years, the Land was known by many names - Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel); Zion, one of Jerusalem's hills which came to signify both the city and the Land of Israel as a whole; Palestine, derived from Philistia, and first used by the Romans; the Promised Land; and the Holy Land, to mention but a few. However, to most Israelis today, the country is simply Ha'aretz - the Land.
Over 7.8 million people live in Israel today; some 5.9 million Jews and 1.6 million Arabs. A wide spectrum of lifestyles characterizes the country, ranging from religious to secular, from modern to traditional, from urban to rural, from communal to individual.


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High water risin', rising night and day.Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
At Pi Mai, things get a little crazy.
The Lao people take their new year's celebration quite seriously. It's a time to cleanse the soul, wash away the old, and, well, party your ass off.
Buckets of water are dumped, torrential rainstorms appear from nowhere, and the Beerlao intake is tripled.
So, to explain, here a few pictures from B from that whacky, wet and hot as hell week.
During Pi Mai, water is holy. You wash yourself, drench your friends, cleanse the Buddah, and jump in the river. So a day hanging with some favorite tots in Pha Theung, we put the fear of parasites behind us, and jumped in the Nam Ou.
At our first basii ceremony of the week, whiskey Lao was passed furiously throughout. The face, here, of our friend and co-worker, pretty much says it all.
For months Noy has talked about the big New Year's match of the women's national team. You'd never know from her face that her team got crushed, because, like she says, 'we try very hard and have fun, so bo ben nyueng.'
This is my girl, Nut. For the entire time I've known here she has worn the same tattered green dress. But, for Pi Mai, everyone gets a new article of clothing. Of course Nut, the cutest human alive, got a bright banana yellow dress.


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ZF-7873: Docs for Zend_Date constants is misleading
Docs for Zend_Date constants is misleading <http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…>, for example:
"Table 14.11. Year Constants" on the page linked above reads:
Constant: Zend_Date::YEAR description: Year (number) Date: 2009-02-06T14:53:27+01:00 Result: 2009-02-06T14:53:27+01:00
First of all the result is "2009" only. After longer staring some people may notice slight italics applied to "2009" part of the current "result" but it does not change the fact that as this is technical docs result shall be exact one ("2009") not anything close. This applies to many other constants on that page as well, i.e. Zend_Date::DAY which, even worse is shown with boldface, italics and result in brackets. If I understand corectly, this is to point which one day is (in case US/EU users get confiused). If so, I filled another bug report how to solve this case: ZF-7872
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Oregon will try to add a few more competitors to its NCAA Championships roster at a pair of last chance meets this weekend. The men's distance medley team is off to Notre Dame's Alex Wilson Invitational Friday and Saturday, while another handful of competitors will head to the UW Final Qualifier Friday in Seattle.
The top 16 individuals nationally in each event, after scratches, and the top 12 relay teams gain an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships March 8-9.
The Alex Wilson Invitational gets underway at 3 p.m. PST Friday and 8 a.m. PST Saturday. The UW Final Qualifier begins at 6 p.m. on Friday.
The Men of Oregon moved up to No. 5 in this week's USTFCCCA poll, while the women remained at No. 2.
Oregon will send six men to Notre Dame. Arthur Delaney is in the 200 meters, Mac Fleet is in the 800 and the mile and Brett Johnson, Matt Miner and Chad Noelle will join Fleet in the mile. The Ducks will also run a distance medley relay team on Friday night.
At the UW Final Qualifier, Mike Berry and Jack Galpin are entered in the men's 400 meters and Johnathan Cabral will run the men's 60 meter hurdles.
The women will have Annie Leblanc and Sarah Penney in the mile, Lauren Crockett and Chancey Summers in the high jump and Jillian Weir in the weight throw.
Pac-12 Live Stream (http://pac-12.com/live/gohuskies2.aspx) will web cast the UW Final Qualifier.
For Alex Wilson Invitational live results, check http://www.und.com/sports/c-track/sched/nd-c-track-sched.html. For UW Final Qualifier live results, check www.gohuskies.com OR http://www.gohuskies.com/livestats/c-track/030113/index.htm (results will become live Friday afternoon). Final results will also be posted on www.goducks.com.
Fans interested in purchasing all-session four-day passes for the June 5-8 NCAA Championships, as well as season tickets and single meet tickets for the for the Ducks' 2013 schedule, may do so now.
To purchase Oregon track and field tickets, go online to goducks.com/tracktickets, call 1-800-WEBFOOT or visit the Athletic Ticket Office located in the Moshofsky Center
Two Ducks are listed on the latest 2013 Bowerman Watch lists. English Gardner is one of 10 student-athletes on the women's watch list, while Mike Berry falls into the "also receiving mention" category for the men.
The women won the 2013 MPSF title thanks to individual wins by English Gardner (60), Phyllis Francis (400), Anne Kesselring (800) and Alexi Pappas (3,000), as well as the 4x400 meter relay team. Francis set a meet and facility record in the 400 of 52.03 seconds. The women also had runner-up showings by Jillian Weir (weight throw), Chancey Summers (high jump) and Jenna Prandini (60). Meanwhile for the men, Elijah Greer ran the fastest 800 in the nation this season to win in 1:46.73. He broke the 1999 MPSF meet record of 1:47.07 set by Olympian Bernard Lagat of Washington State. In addition to Greer, the men also saw victories from Dakotah Keys (heptathlon), Johnathan Cabral (60 hurdles), Mike Berry (400) and the 4x400 meter relay, as well as a runner-up showing from Boru Guyota (800) to finish second to Arizona State.
English Gardner was impressive in winning the 60 meters in 7.19 seconds Feb. 16 at the 106th Millrose Games in New York City. Gardner edged out a pair of Olympic medalists, Jeneba Tarmoh (7.22) and Lauryn Williams (7.24). The sophomore from Voorhees, N.J., also ran the second fastest time in the NCAA this season, trailing only a 7.16 run earlier this year by Louisiana State's Kimberlyn Duncan. Additionally, Jordan Hasay finished 10th against a field of professionals in the women's Wanamaker Mile in 4:36.21.
At the Feb. 8-9 Husky Classic, Jordan Hasay won the women's 5,000 meters and Chad Noelle and Brett Johnson became the eighth and ninth members of Oregon's indoor 4:00 mile club in Seattle. Noelle won the collegiate section in 3:59.57, while Johnson was sixth in the invitational section in 3:58.62. Hasay cruised to victory in her first 5,000 meters of the 2013 indoor season, crossing the finish line in 15:46.30, easily ahead of Duke's Juliet Bottoroff, who ran 15:52.38. Oregon's Katie Conlon was third in 15:53.73, followed by teammate Alexi Pappas in 15:54.64. The times by the Ducks were the third, fifth and sixth fastest 5,000s in the nation this season, respectively. In the men's 5,000 meters, Jeramy Elkaim ran his second PR of the season, finishing fifth in 13:39.35 in a race that produced 10 of the nation's top 11 5,000 times of 2013. Jillian Weir had a big breakthrough in the women's weight throw. She was the top collegian and finished second overall with an impressive heave of 66-3.75/20.21m. She became just the second Duck to top 20 meters in the weight throw as her mark ranked second all-time at Oregon. Sammie Clark tied an indoor personal best to win the pole vault at 13-4.25/4.07m, while Lauren Crockett and Chancey Summers tied for first in the women's high jump with clearances at 5-10/1.78m. Alyssa Monteverde had a pair of personal bests in the women's 60 meter hurdles. After winning her preliminary heat in 8.58, she took third in the finals in 8.51. That represented the third-fastest time in school history. Football's B.J. Kelley ran to a personal best 6.82 seconds to win his preliminary heat of the men's 60 meters. Kelley was seventh in the final in 6.86.
Mike Berry won the top section of the men's 400 meters in 46.48 to highlight the Feb. 8-9 Tyson Invitational in Fayettevile, Ark. Elijah Greer followed with a third-place run in the men's 800 meters in 1:48.42. Arthur Delaney impressed by delivering the second-fastest indoor men's 200 meters in school history, 21.26. Delaney tied Pat Johnson's 1996 mark, and trailed only Kedar Inico's school record 21.10 from 2005. Jenna Prandini ran one of the top women's 60 meter times in school history in the semifinals. She finished second in her heat in 7.33, which was tied for the third fastest ever at Oregon. English Gardner and Pradini both opened up in the women's 200 meters in Arkansas. In her first race of 2013, Gardner ran 23.50, while Prandini timed 23.70. Phyllis Francis opened up in the invitational section of the women's 400 meters with a time of 53.40 that left her fourth overall.
Oregon recovered from what could have been a disastrous fall in the first 50 meters to finish second in the men's distance medley relay Feb. 1 at the Armory Collegiate Invitational in New York City. The Ducks ran a season-best 9:35.06 to finish just behind Stanford, which ran 9:34.20. Arkansas was third in 9:35.50. Virginia transfer Brett Johnson led off for the Ducks, followed by Mike Berry, Elijah Greer and Mac Fleet.
Jordan Hasay set the school record in the women's 3,000 meters, the Ducks posted the nation's best time in the women's distance medley relay and Johnathan Cabral won the men's 60 meter hurdles in a meet record 7.55 seconds Jan. 25-26 at the UW Invitational. Hasay was fourth in an exceptional field, crossing the tape in 8:57.46. That time not only broke her own school record, but also ranked second in Pac-12 history behind only Katie Flood of Washington, who ran 8:55.31 at this meet a year ago. Additionally, Laura Roesler impressed with a victory over a trio of professionals in the women's 800 meters. The junior from Fargo, N.D. got to the line in 2:04.66, just ahead of Nike's Lea Wallace, who timed 2:04.94. The women's distance medley relay (Annie Leblanc, Phyllis Francis, Roesler, Anne Kesselring) ran the nation's best time in 2013 by more than :10 (11:02.18). Jeramy Elkaim set a personal best by more than a minute to win the men's 5,000 meters (13:51.20). Dakotah Keys had a big second day in the heptathlon to come back from fourth place and win with 5,589 points. Chancey Summers won the women's high jump in a jump off, clearing 5-10.5/1.79m. That was an indoor best for the sophomore from Eagle Creek, Ore., who moved up to No. 3 on the UO list. Oregon also swept both 4x400 meter relays. The men's team of Jack Galpin, Arthur Delaney, Elijah Greer and Mike Berry won in 3:10.83. The women's squad of Francis, Chizoba Okodobe, Roesler and Leblanc reached the tape first in 3:40.09. Jillian Weir had a huge throw in to take third in the women's weight toss at 61-3/18.67m. The sophomore transfer from Long Beach State rocketed to No. 2 on the UO career list behind only Britney Henry (68-4.5/20.84m).
Jenna Prandini and Sam Crouser impressed in their indoor debuts as Oregon collected 12 wins Saturday at the Blue and Orange Opener to kick off the 2013 track and field season. Prandini, a redshirt freshman from Clovis, Calif., won the 60 meters in 7.48 seconds, which was the fourth fastest time in school history. She came back later in the meet to take second in the 200 meters in 24.07. Crouser, a sophomore from Gresham, Ore., made his indoor debut for the Ducks a memorable one by throwing the shot put 57-9.75/17.62m to finish second. Crouser's throw was the second best in Oregon history, trailing only Colin Veldman's 58-8.75/17.90m effort in 2006. Other winners for the Duck women included Lauren Crockett and Chancey Summers in the high jump. (5-8.75/1.75m), Phyllis Francis in the 200 meters (23.91), Jillian Weir in the weight throw (56-7.25/17.25m), Laura Roesler in the 400 (54.76), and Alyssa Monteverde in the 60 meter hurdles (8.68), For the men, it was Boru Guyota in the 800 (1:53.41), Arthur Delaney in the 60 meters (6.84), Johnathan Cabral in the 60 meter hurdles (7.85), Matt Hidalgo in the pole vault (16-2.75/4.95m), Trevor Ferguson in the long jump (23-4/7.11m) and Tyler Pinkney in the triple jump (48-0/14.63m).
Historic Hayward Field will host the 2013 NCAA Championships June 5-8. It will be the 11th time that the historic venue has played host to the national meet. Previously, Hayward Field hosted the NCAA Championships in 1962, 1964, 1972, 1978, 1984, 1988, 1991, 1996, 2001, 2010. Only Chicago, with 13 championships between 1921 and 1936, has hosted more NCAA meets.
In addition to the annual Prefontaine Classic, Hayward Field has recently served as host to the 2008 and 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials and the 2009 and 2011 USA Track & Field Championships.
Eugene will again host the NCAA Championships in 2014, as well as the IAAF World Junior Championships.
For more information on the NCAA Championships, go to www.ncaa.com/trackandfield.
The 2013 season finds seven school record holders on the men's and women's rosters as the year opens. For the women, English Gardner has the 60 meter mark (7.12), Anne Kesselring owns the mile (4:32.61), Jordan Hasay has the 3,000 (8:57.46) and Phyllis Francis holds the 600 (1:27.38).
On the men's side, Mike Berry owns the 400 (45.93), Mac Fleet has the mark in the mile (3:57.70) and Elijah Greer has the 600 (1:18.01).
The Women of Oregon are the three-time defending indoor national champions and return 39 of 49 points from their 2012 title. That number includes national 60 meter champion English Gardner, as well as Jordan Hasay (third, mile; fourth, 3,000), Phyllis Francis (fourth, 400) and Becca Friday (fourth, mile) as well as the entire runner-up distance medley relay team (Friday, Chizoba Okodogbe, Laura Roesler, Anne Kesselring). Other All-Americans on the squad include Allie Woodward, Katie Conlon and Alexi Pappas. The only scorer to graduate from last year is pentathlon champion Brianne Theisen.
The men will be led by All-Americans Mike Berry, Johnathan Cabral, Sam Crouser, Trevor Dunbar, Mac Fleet, Elijah Greer, Boru Guyota, Dakotah Keys and Parker Stinson. Berry is the lone returning scorer from the 2012 meet (third, 400 meters), though Fleet was the 2010 national runner-up in the mile.
Led by a courageous effort by seniors Jordan Hasay, Alexi Pappas and Katie Conlon, the Women of Oregon captured their first NCAA cross country national title since 1987 last November in Louisville's E.P. "Tom" Sawyer State Park. Hasay led an impressive pack of Ducks who were in the race's top 50 nearly the entire 6,000 meter distance. Oregon ended up winning easily with 114 points, followed by Providence with 183, Stanford with 198 and Florida State with 202. Hasay looked strong in the lead pack throughout, only falling to Iowa State's Betsy Saina and Abbey D'Agostino of Dartmouth at the tape. After a sprint to the finish, Saina was the 2012 individual champion in 19:27.9, followed by D'Agostino and Hasay both in 19:28.6. Hasay, from Arroyo Gande, Calif., willed her teammates around the course in impressive fashion. Pappas, a transfer from Dartmouth, ran just a step off the lead pack the entire race, and finished eighth in 19:43.9. Conlon was the surprise of the day for the Ducks. The transfer from NAIA Jamestown College in North Dakota had been the Ducks' fifth or sixth runner during the regular season, but put on a strong kick over the final third of the race, passing a couple dozen runners to place 39th in 20:15.0. Then it was freshman Allie Woodward coming to the line as Oregon's fourth runner. The Green Bay, Wis., native was 44th overall in 20:19.5. Freshman Annie Leblanc capped the scoring for the Ducks, finishing 68th in 20:31.5. Oregon also had senior Sarah Penney 105th in 20:50.7 and freshman Abbey Leonardi 162nd in 21:12.2. It was the third NCAA women's cross country title in school history. The other came in 1987 and 1983 under coach Tom Heinonen.
The 2012 Women's Cross Country national title was the 20th NCAA championship in school history. The others are men's outdoor track & field in 1962, 1964, 1965, 1970 and 1984, women's outdoor track & field in 1985, men's indoor track & field in 2009, women's indoor track & field in 2010, 2011 and 2012, men's cross country in 1971, 1973, 1974, 1977, 2007 and 2008, women's cross country in 1983 and 1987, and men's basketball in 1939. Oregon's acrobatics and tumbling team also won NCATA national titles in 2011-12.


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Honors: 2015 Big Sky Honorable Mention, 2014 First Team All-WAC Doubles, 2014 Second Team All-WAC Singles, WAC Player of the Week (Feb. 10, 2014), 2012 First Team All-WAC Doubles, 2012 All-WAC Tournament
2014-15: 25-10 in singles overall, including 9-2 in conference play...was 11-5 at the No. 3 position...won the Dar Walters Boise State Fall Classic, defeating teammate Jackson Varney (6-4, 3-6, 7-6(4))...played in the 2014 USTA/ITA Division I Men's Mountain Regional Championship... recorded a 6-4, 6-2 in No. 3 singles against Northern Arizona to help Idaho win the 2015 Big Sky Championship...ends career with 79 singles-wins, sixth in program history...19-14 record in doubles play...was 14-10 at the No. 1 position with Varney...79-39 career doubles record.
2013-14: Ramos Salazar was a First Team All-WAC selection in doubles and Second Team All-WAC pick in singles in 2014…he earned WAC Player of the Week honors on Feb. 10…reached the finals at the EWU/GU Tournament and the Boise State Tournament, where he lost to Vandal teammate both times…reached the round of 32 at the ITA Mountain Regional Tournament…teamed up with Bendeck to win the ITA Mountain Regional doubles draw and earn a berth into the National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships, where the duo earned a bye into the round of 16…entered the spring season as the top ranked doubles duo in the Mountain Region…had a 10-match winning streak in doubles, winning the doubles title at the GU/EWU Fall Tournament…went 24-10 in singles play including a 12-6 record in the fall…went 7-1 at No. 4 singles and 5-5 at No. 3...went 24-6 in doubles on the season, including 13-3 in the spring and 11-3 in the fall.
Spring 2013: Ramos Salazar went 16-8 in singles play at the bottom three positions in the spring of 2013…he went 3-2 at No. 4, 7-3 at No. 5 and 6-3 at No. 6…in doubles play he went 19-7 and earned second-team all-WAC doubles honors…he was 1-2 at No. 1 doubles, 17-5 at No. 2 and 1-0 at No. 3.
Fall 2012: Ramos Salazar went 2-3 in the fall in singles play, reaching the round of 16 at the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate…he went 2-2 in doubles in the fall.
Spring 2012: Ramos Salazar earned first-team all-WAC honors for doubles and WAC all-tournament team honors in 2012...he went 12-16 in singles play including 2-3 in WAC play...he went 1-1 at No. 2, 8-12 at No. 3 and 3-3 at No. 4...in doubles play he went 15-10 in the spring, and 1-2 in the WAC...he went 5-5 at the top doubles spot, 7-1 at No. 2 and 3-3 at No. 3.
Junior Tennis: Ramos Salazar was the No. 1 junior tennis player in Mexico in the 12-, 14- and 16-year old age groups...was ranked as high as No. 240 in the world in juniors by the International Tennis Federation, and ranked as the No. 52 recruit in 2010 by tennisrecruiting.net...has been selected to represent Mexico in international competition, and has been on the Jr. Davis Cup team... he owns a 29-24 career ITF junior singles record, and a 30-18 mark in ITF junior doubles...spent time at the Guizar Tennis Academy, an intense training academy in Orlando, Fla.
Personal: Full name is Cesar Eduardo Torres...son of Cesar Torres and Nancy Luna...born Jan. 8, 1993 in Peru...has one sister, Nancy...majored in chemical engineering at Idaho.


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When I was in my twenties, I had an affair with a married man. The two-year romance is minutely chronicled in a black pasteboard sketchbook that I can't bring myself to read and can't bring myself to toss. It's been over for 28 years, but it's not over.
Stephen* and I worked for the same publishing company, he as a book editor in San Francisco, I as a magazine writer in New York. We met when he came east for meetings and stopped by to visit my officemate, an old friend of his from college.
Stephen was smart, cute and witty and laughed at all my jokes. He had a wry smile, blonde hair and a wife. I was already practicing how I'd billboard the story to my best friend: Oh, Arlene. I met this guy. He's absolutely perfect—except for this one tiny little thing.
Our first conversation all but outlasted the workday. We were in a bubble, the two of us. Colleagues who tried to jump in soon gave up and went back to their desks and deadlines. I'm a good talker in any case, but something was taking my game up a notch—the way a pretty girl makes an infinitesimal adjustment to her hair or eye makeup and is suddenly beautiful. I was captivating, and he was captivated. The only time Stephen folded in on himself was when I asked about his children, then three and five. "They are called Richard and Tim," he said distantly.
A few days and several long talks later, he flew home to his family. Meanwhile, I adjusted to my new, stirred-up life and, not entirely coincidentally, ended things with someone I'd recently taken up with mostly to be able to utter the phrase my boyfriend when I found it convenient.
Immediately, Stephen and I became pen pals. In those days before e‑mail, we used the company's overnight pouch to jet our letters cross--country. And Monday through Friday, for hours at a time, all through that winter and spring, we poured ourselves—our funniest, smartest, best selves—into the telephone. We had read the same books and listened to the same rec-ords; when we hadn't, we raced out and bought them. We had the same reference points, laughed at the same things, disdained the same people.
We talked about everything, really, except his domestic situation and what was happening between us (which is to say, we avoided all topics of consequence).
As to being in love, well, he said it first, on the phone—punctuating the declaration with a rueful laugh, the way you do when words pop out -unbidden—on a spring night six weeks after we met. I said it back to him. There was another month of increasingly ardent calls before we saw each other again, this time—our first time—in a Chicago hotel room.
By then, we were both in deep; I, for one, was well beyond the reach of dignity or shame or discretion. When a colleague—one of my many, many office confidantes—had business in San Francisco, I begged her to wangle an invitation to Stephen's house so she could check out his wife. She did, issuing a collect-call on-site report from a phone dragged into a closet.
On vacation with his family, Stephen left a message on my answering machine detailing the beauty of the sunset, expressing misery that I wasn't there with him to share it and ending the call with an anguished "What are we going to do?"
What were we going to do? That was easy. That was so easy. Leave her. You say you're in love with me. That you've never felt like this, that I've changed the way you see the world, the way you see yourself.
By my cockeyed compass, things seemed to be moving in the right direction when, during one of our trysts in the Bay Area, Stephen, perhaps trying to assess my fitness as a stepmother, brought his children to my hotel to meet me. "You're a stupid-head," five-year-old Tim cheerfully announced by way of greeting (kid, you have no idea). Soon after, Stephen told his wife about me, told her it wasn't about the sex, not just about the sex, that I was his soul mate—a disclosure, as he wrote in a letter I still have, "that went down like a ham sandwich at a Seder."


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The Byrds play Ciro's nightclub, galvanizing a new scene on the Sunset Strip. In June, their folk-rock version of Bob Dylan's "Mr Tambourine Man" will spend a week at the top of the charts.
The Beach Boys' "California Girls," a last gasp of the L.A. surf-pop sound, reaches Number Three.
The Mamas and the Papas reach Number Four with "California Dreamin'."
The Buffalo Springfield climb to Number Seven with Stephen Stills' "For What It's Worth," a song inspired by a police-disrupted protest march on the Sunset Strip in the fall of 1966.
Having recruited Gram Parsons, the Byrds go country with Sweetheart of the Rodeo, recorded in Nashville.
Poco, a band formed by former Buffalo Springfield members Richie Furay and Jim Messina, makes its debut at the Troubadour.
Joni Mitchell and Graham Nash move into "Our House" on Laurel Canyon's Lookout Mountain Road.
The eponymous debut album by Crosby, Stills and Nash is released and quickly goes gold.
David Geffen establishes Asylum Records. The first artist signed to the label is Jackson Browne. The label's roster eventually will grow to include Linda Ronstadt, the Eagles, Joni Mitchell, J.D. Souther and numerous other Los Angeles musicians.
Joni Mitchell's Ladies of the Canyon, featuring "Big Yellow Taxi," enters the Top 30 on the Billboard album chart.
Don Henley arrives in L.A. from Texas. He will soon join Glenn Frey in Linda Ronstadt's backing band.
Carole King's Tapestry, produced by Lou Adler, spends the first of fifteen weeks at the top of the album chart.
Lenny Waronker becomes head of A&R at Warner-Reprise Records. His upcoming projects include his boyhood friend Randy Newman's album Sail Away.
Little Feat releases the classic album Sailin' Shoes.
The Eagles chalk up the first of many hits with "Take It Easy." The song reaches Number Twelve. Three months later, "Witchy Woman" will do even better -- Number Nine.
Warner Bros. pays $7 million for David Geffen's Asylum label. The label is merged with Elektra Records, with Geffen remaining in charge.
Gram Parsons dies of a drug overdose in Joshua Tree, California.
Linda Ronstadt reaches Number One with the single "You're No Good" and the album Heart like a Wheel.
Tom Waits records Nighthawks at the Diner at the Record Plant and at Wally Heider Recording Studios.
The Eagles' Hotel California spends the first of a total of eight weeks at Number One.
Fleetwood Mac's Rumours begins its reign at Number One on the albums chart.
Randy Newman scores a hit single with "Short People," which sits at Number Two for three weeks.
Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of London" reaches Number 21 on the singles chart.
Two months after releasing his solo album Thanks, I'll Eat It Here, Little Feat's Lowell George dies of a heart attack in Arlington, Virginia.


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ZF-7145: Zend_Pdf_Page::drawText() with multi-line text
currently Zend_Pdf_Page::drawText() renders provided text within single line, whether provided text is multi-line or not. It would be great if it could handle multi-line text natively.
I quickly implemented it trhough by subclassing drawText() method with following code:
foreach (explode(PHP_EOL, $text) as $i => $line) {
$page->drawText($line, $x, $y - $i * $page->getFontSize(), $encoding);
We could go further and increase flexibility by adding a line-height property on Zend_Pdf_Page and use this value as a line height to center text too.
Regards, Remy
I think multi-line issues are handled in another bug quite extensively


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McDyess said last night that his final CT scan showed that his left knee had completely healed as expected.
it's the NY Times, andi say it's a reliable source
grrreat! let's just hope it won't be long untill we will see him on the court, ready to play on his maximum potential
finaly, the moment we've all been waiting for!!
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Voice recognition: Enabling diversity in the warehouse
For five years, I wrote about issues related to diversity for DiversityInc magazine. I had the opportunity to speak to senior level executives at some of the country's largest corporations – companies as Comcast, Coca-Cola, Raytheon and Walmart – about their efforts to tap customers and talent in under-served communities.
Anyone who has walked through a warehouse or DC in recent years knows that diversity is an opportunity and a challenge for warehouse managers trying to maintain a stable workforce in their facilities. So I was intrigued when Steve Gerrard, vice president of marketing for Voxware, proposed a conversation about voice recognition technology as an enabler of diversity.
Just as a publication like DiversityInc defines diversity in terms that go beyond race, gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation, so did Gerrard – which shows he's keeping up on the issues. So, how does voice enable diversity?
"For starts, there's the classic American immigration story," Gerrard said, pointing out that many warehouses today employ associates from around the globe. "You end up with an ordinate share of transient labor or immigrant labor who are non-native English speaking: they may speak English at work, but they speak Spanish or Vietnamese or another language at home."
Voice, especially speaker dependent systems that are trained by phrases spoken by a specific individual, helps assimilate the work force into the work flow. "If you speak broken English, the system can still understand you and you can work productively, regardless of your native language," Gerrard said.
A second way to think of voice is to think of the human adoption cycle. "As I use a piece of technology, I use it slowly at first and then more quickly over time," Gerrard said. "Instead of moving through each step of a transaction, voice allows the experienced worker to string multiple transactions together to speed things along."
The third theme was job diversity. With voice, a worker can do picking in the morning and replenishment in the afternoon. "It gives you a lot more flexibility with the functional activity of your workers," Gerrard said.
About the Author
Executive Editor
Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.