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e200 V1 frozen after FW update
My sister has an e26o V1 that had FW 01.00.12A on it. Before I learned differently and could warn her NOT to do this, I instructed her how to manually get .24A onboard.
Well, she did this and now her unit is frozen (not necessarily bricked), displaying only a gray screen. She writes:
"Well, we may have nothing to worry about because in updating my Sansa, it seems to have crashed. It wanted to refresh its database, which it did once, then it wanted to do it again and now the screen is blank (but not black) and the device does not respond to anything. I cant turn it on or off.OK, so now how do I advise her? I forget the magic key combo that forces a reset on the unit. Would that help us out?
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It should power off if the power button is held for 30 seconds or so. Sometimes it takes longer.
The directions for the basic fix are here http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum...ad.php?t=11233. If you poke around you'll find several other guides including this one http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum...ad.php?t=31275 for a full recovery using Linux. Tell her to follow any directions EXACTLY. Any deviation is just about guaranteed to brick the player beyond any easy recovery.
You may also want to search for "daughter card" here on the forum. One coming loose is also a common cause for E2xx failures.
I gave up trying to use a V1 E2xx sansa long time ago without Rockbox. With Rockbox it's dead solid. Without it the features are too limited and it's much too prone to locking up for no apparent reason. Fact is I never boot my E250 to the OF.
The last time I did a little it lasted maybe 3 hours before I had to fix it again. Won't be doing that again any time soon.
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Probably just needs a reset, but might also mean the daughter board has come loose from its socket as Skip mentioned. If so, this is easy enough to remedy.
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At one point it was almost like a loaner program. People would use them for a while and eventually they would freeze. They would bring them back and I would give them another of the same capacity. Yeah, I've had a LOT of V1 e2xx sansas.
I'm down to about 4 of them now as I gave away quite a few for prizes at a picnic last year. I still get calls from people who want to have them brought back to life. Most of them I tell to just recycle it and come pick up a Clip+if it was a gift. I have a silly amount of those now.
Those work decently in the OF. Much better in Rockbox of course.
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IIRC there were many issues with version .24 although I never suffered from them as I rockboxed mine before it's release and never looked back. That said, it's possible that sandisk corrected the issues as I recall a lot of people having problems back then with v.24 and you would think that if they didn't they would have taken down their links which still offer it. v1 firmware and v2 firmware.
Edit: IMHO v.18 for the v1 series was their last best OF of that series, although if you can fix it I'd recommend rockboxing it.
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260v1 still stalled out
Sister writes:
Sorry, I cant get anywhere. I downloaded the zip file (the .18 FW) yesterday, [copied the two files to the Sansa's root] and all [it] wants to do now is refresh database which leaves me [with] a blank screen for hours. Turned it off this afternoon, and when I turned it back on, I got the refresh and now its blank again. When its in this state, I cant change whats happening, other than to turn the player off.How to best advise her at this point?
You may have missed my earlier post about the next step. If she can follow the directions and get it into Recovery Mode there's a fair chance that will clear out the problems and reset everything.
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Skip, she got as far as saving the sansa.fmt file to the recovery partition. When she tried to access the EXE at Sansa's site, she accepted a licensing agreement, clicked [Next] and then her Sansa Updater read as follows:
Application failed to read the version details.
Herb problems began when she attempted to upgrade to the .24 fw. However, she does have these two FW files that comprise the .18 fw available on her PC:
Can she just drag 'n drop these two files into the 16GB repair partition and then disconnect her Sansa from her PC?
If yes, what then? Should she restart the Sansa and have it do its own (internal) memory format?
I referred to that page because it was the one I used when I recovered my v1 E2xx players before I started using Rockbox. I didn't realize some of the firmware links no longer work. I'll either update them or delete them as soon as as I have a chance.
The link you posted about earlier today does work but if it's not allowing you to use the sansa updater to downgrade the firmware it's won't do you any good. There are other directions here http://www.rockbox.org/wiki/SansaE200Unbrick I think these are better presented.
IIRC putting a ROM on the player was the last step after everything else had failed so I wouldn't do that at this stage. I'd have her follow the steps as outlined on the Rockbox Unbrick page I linked, in the sequence they advise. You'll see they work up the ladder and advise stopping at the point the player is working again.
If things deteriorate to the point you need manufacturing mode there's a good chance the player may be bricked beyond recovery. I have recovered players that are in that state but the steps required aren't easy for a new user and haven't always worked. I'd start at a lower level to try to avoid that.
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The term winning ugly was never more appropriate than describing how the state No. 25-ranked Pasadena City College women's volleyball team defeated unranked Cerritos in five games Wednesday. The Lancers and Falcons combined for 81 errors for points as part of a match that saw PCC win by scores of 25-16, 17-25, 25-23, 16-25, 15-12, at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
In overall points tallied, Cerritos outscored favored PCC, 101-98, but in the end the Lancers found their hitting attack in the all-important fifth set after a non-existent offense in the opening four games.
In the final set, the Lancers fell behind, 4-3, but put together a 6-2 run including kills by Nora To'omalatai, Thula Parks and Angela Banuelos to take a 10-6 advantage. Cerritos rallied, as it had done all match, with back-to-back aces by Nicole Spigner to cut it to 12-10. To'omalatai, who struggled until the fifth game, responded with three kills to close out the 15-12 extra set win and match. The sophomore finished with 14 kills, six in the fifth game, and a team-high 14 digs.
PCC improved to 5-1 in South Coast Conference play (7-8 overall). Cerritos, led by 16 kills and 13 digs by Jasmynne Roberts, dropped to 5-9 and 2-4 in SCC play. The all-freshmen Falcons lineup was scrappy and resilient throughout the match and caused problems for PCC's more veteran lineup (four starting sophomores).
Parks led the Lancers with 15 kills (and 13 digs), but the team was steadied often by the play of frosh middle blockers Kendra Logan, back from missing two matches with a minor concussion, and Banuelos. Logan recorded eight kills and five blocks (one solo) and Banuelos had a strong overall match with eight kills, six block assists and two aces. The Lancers went with a new libero in freshman Victoria Arreola (San Marino High), who totaled a modest nine digs but showed hustle on defense.
PCC setter Tiffany Roesler totaled 40 assists and 11 digs while right side hitter Briana Hilton added six kills, five block assists and five digs.
The Lancers will play easily their most important match of the season on Friday, October 25 when they travel to take on first-place El Camino College (13-3, 6-0 in conference) in a 6 p.m. first serve.
"I don't know if we were already thinking ahead about the El Camino match or that we just had an off night," said PCC interim head coach Bill Sanchez. "We were lucky to get back Kendra for this match and she's going to be a big factor for us in the middle. We're happy to get out with a win because Cerritos went after it. Our chances in conference really are going to ride on our four sophomores. They have to play better."
It was the fifth time that PCC played to five sets, winning three of the them.
[Photo--Lancer Victoria Arreola makes a defensive play during her team's 5-set win over Cerritos Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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WASHINGTON - As Salt Lake City officials consider easing restrictions on the availability of alcoholic beverages and drinking locations during the upcoming Winter Olympic Games, national poll results released by the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) reveal that most Americans don't need or want more alcohol as an inducement to attend the Games in February 2002.
The Salt Lake City Council has been considering Mayor Rocky Anderson's request to turn all of Washington Square into a drinking zone, a move opposed by some council members, who prefer a smaller, more tightly monitored booze zone within the square. Alcohol Beverage Control authorities have also expressed concern that the Mayor's wide-open plan would facilitate underage drinking, make it more difficult to control public inebriation, and complicate efforts to trace the source of alcohol when problems occur. A public hearing on the proposal is set for the council's meeting on June 14.
According to the poll conducted by Penn, Schoen & Berland Associates, Inc., nearly three-quarters (73%) of adults said that Utah's restrictive alcohol laws would have "no effect" on their decision to attend the games. Nine percent (9%) responded that they would be less likely to attend, but twice that many (17%) indicated they would be more likely to attend the games if Utah maintained its current limitations on retail sales. The poll findings were outlined in a letter from CSPI to Salt Lake City officials.
"The games are their own draw," wrote George Hacker, director of CSPI's alcohol policies project in an open letter to the Salt Lake City Council. "Partying and drinking alcohol are not important factors for Americans in deciding whether to visit Utah for the Winter Olympics. This information rejects the notion that Utah needs to gut its alcohol-control laws and traditions to welcome visitors and satisfy the commercial interests of sponsor Anheuser-Busch and other alcoholic-beverage industry promoters." Anheuser-Busch, the world's largest brewer, is a principal sponsor of the Winter Olympics. The company has been aggressively seeking to make its beers as available as possible during the Games.
According to numerous news reports, Mayor Anderson wants to create a "festival" atmosphere around City Hall during the Games, loosening existing city ordinances to allow additional street vendors and the sale and consumption of beer and wine in public parks and squares.
Some City Council members and public health activists have reservations about turning the area into a "beer garden." They believe that Utah can have a successful Olympic event without flooding the streets with alcohol.
Dr. George J. Van Komen, a Salt Lake physician who chairs Utah's Alcohol Policy Coalition, pointed to the CSPI poll as further evidence that the family and youth-oriented Winter Olympics don't need to be alcoholized to be successful. He said, "For the vast majority of Americans, there are many more important reasons to come to the Games than to drink. Utah's current laws on alcohol both respect Americans' wishes and do not dampen the spirit of genuine hospitality that we offer all visitors. Affirming Utah's community values, rather than skewering them to market and sell more Budweiser, mirrors American attitudes and promises a successful, safe, and welcoming Winter Olympics."
Other key findings of the poll include:
The CSPI poll, conducted from April 5 - 8, 2001, surveyed 500 Americans over the age of 21. Its margin of error is +/- 4.4 at 95% confidence interval level.


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ZF-2633: testToFloatSetlocale(Zend_Locale_FormatTest): "Zend_Locale_Math_Exception: subtraction overflow: 1234.5 - 1234 != 0,5"
Error occurs while unit tests passing with the following diagnostic:
2) testToFloatSetlocale(Zend_Locale_FormatTest)
Zend_Locale_Math_Exception: subtraction overflow: 1234.5 - 1234 != 0,5
Have you tested with the branch or just with the release ??? This is part of another issue and has already been fixed in te past with the help of Darby and Sebastian.
It would be interesting if the same problem occurs within trunk or not.
I need details... PHP Version, OS, BCMath activated, Used Locale, ZF Revision
It's current SVN version of release maintenance branch
I tested it using two different Linux machines.
PHP versions:
PHP 5.2.5 (cli) (built: Feb 12 2008 11:37:43) Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
PHP 5.2.4 (cli) (built: Oct 16 2007 17:32:16) Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies with Xdebug v2.0.2, Copyright (c) 2002-2007, by Derick Rethans
PHP 5.2.2RC2-dev (cli) (built: Feb 1 2008 01:09:49) Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
BCMath extension is disabled (enabling bcmath extension doesn't help)
TESTS_ZEND_LOCALE_BCMATH_ENABLED tests configuration variable is set to true.
ZF revision 7971
Can you please test with the latest release and give me response ?
Still fails:
1) testToFloatSetlocale(Zend_Locale_FormatTest)
Zend_Locale_Math_Exception: subtraction overflow: 1234.5 - 1234 != 0,5
I attached a debug version for Zend/Locale/Math/PhpMath.php
Please change yours with the debug file and return me the debug output for detail analysis. Thank you
Here is an output of the test code you provided (see the attachment).
Output is generated by passing Zend_Locale tests set (tests/Zend/Locale/AllTests.php).
Unsure if it will make until 1.0.4... therefor downgrading to critical
I attached a reworked PhpMath file. The problem is related to a autoconversion which is done even after casting to a specific type.
Please test the new version and give me feedback if it now works or if I have to find another way.
Aha. OK!
Here is next output (out1.txt)
Changeset 8266 is related to this issue (wrong issue number in the comment)
Fixed for trunk and release maintenance branch.
Thomas, please review the changes
I reviewed them and found other problems related to this. I rewrote the class, now it should work in all different environments.
I have no problems in my 3 environments... can you verify that for your's ?
PS: I made the changes only to trunk ! If it works for you you can make the change also to branch (ask darby related to release date)
I've tested it and got a set of errors (see the attached file). I have fix for them and I'm going to commit it. Please review update.
PS Could you mention JIRA issue number within commit comments (like [ZF-xxxx])? JIRA automatically lists such commits within 'FishEye' tab for the specified issue and it's very helpful for linking changesets with issues and merging changes to branches.
Still have problems...
PHPUnit 3.2.12 by Sebastian Bergmann.
............................................................ 60 / 87
Time: 14 seconds
There was 1 error:
1) testToFloatSetlocale(Zend_Locale_FormatTest)
Zend_Locale_Math_Exception: subtraction overflow: 1234,5 - 1234 != 0
Tests: 87, Errors: 1.
Some problems still exist. Needs more complex solution.
Test is marked as skipped.
Priority is downgraded to postpone issue.
Should be fixed with SVN-8532... please verify this and give me feedback... Thank you


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Gardening Articles: Care :: Plant Care Techniques
Breeding Your Own Squash (page 6 of 6)
by Carol Deppe
Processing Big Batches of Seed
To process several squash or pumpkins (or a whole field full) of one type, I suggest this fermentation method developed by Alan Kapuler, research director at Seeds of Change:
Put seeds, debris, and water into 5-gallon buckets, and set them aside for one to three days of fermentation. Sometime during the first day or so, swirl the seeds around with your hands to separate seeds and debris. Then, separate the floating seeds off into buckets with more water. Wait one to three days until the seeds sink. The good, vigorous seeds absorb water and sink. Inferior seed and empty seed husks don't sink.
Check the seeds daily to catch them on the day they go from floating to sinking. Collect the sinking seeds, rinse them, and put them on dehydrator trays. Dry them for eight hours at 95° F. (Stop drying them at the appropriate point, and "rustle up" the seeds to unstick them. See text above.)
A disadvantage of this fermentation method is that it's critical to dry the seeds quickly initially, because they've been allowed to absorb some water. You need a dehydrator. This method requires much less hand working than the simple washing method, though, because part of the work of separating seeds and debris is achieved by fermentation instead of hand labor. An additional advantage is that the poor quality seed separates out for easy disposal.
Carol Deppe, Ph.D., writes, gardens, and breeds vegetables in Corvallis, Oregon. She's the author of Breed Your Own Vegetable Varieties: The Gardener's and Farmer's Guide to Plant Breeding and Seed Saving (Chelsea Green, December 2000; $28).
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Show your UT Arlington student, faculty or staff ID, your UT Arlington Alumni Association ID, or your Parent and Family Association ID and pay only $5 (regularly $8) admission to the Arlington Museum of Art's summer exhibition: Rembrandt: An Evolution of Etching.
UT Arlington Week at the Arlington Museum of Art runs from August 6-12.
Exhibition Description: The Arlington Museum of Art is proud to present its summer exhibition Rembrandt: An Evolution of Etching. The exhibit will feature the copper plate etchings of Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-1669). While Rembrandt is widely known for his paintings, he is critically acclaimed for his mastery of the art of etching. Rembrandt achieved dramatic detail while incorporating the use of light and dark. Of the three hundred or so known etchings by Rembrandt, the Arlington Museum of Art will be showing work from the four major themes of his work including portraits and self-portraits, biblical scenes, genre scenes, and landscapes. The exhibition showcases some of his most celebrated etchings as well as some of his lesser known and rarely exhibited pieces.
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ZF-4150: Zend_Form_Element_File doesn't translate error messages
I use zend translator with my forms to translate error messages, and it goes well. But this doesn't work with file form element. I found a fix and I place the diff in attachment.
To fix the problem I try to reproduce the behavior of the other form elements. So first, the Zend_Form_Element_File#isValid function had to pass the translator on the transfer adapter by using the Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract#setTranslator method. Then, the transfer adapter does the same thing by calling setTranslator on validators that have the method (such as Zend_Validate_Abstract). The last thing that need to be added, is the Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract#setTranslator method. Normally, validators have this method, but the transfer adapter inherits from Zend_Validate_Interface and not Zend_Validate_Abstract. In the fix, I suggest to change the inheritance because it doesn't need a lot of changes. But I think that require more cpu and memory usage and perhaps that will cause others problems.
I work on the 11181 Zend Framework revision.
Thanks for reading.
Diff file that patches the translation file form element problem.
Code can not be used as is... implementation problems with other new features
Which part of the code affects these new features ? An other solution may be to call :
parent::isValid($value, $context);
in the Zend_Form_Element_File#isValid method. But I think this would require more modifications.
Otherwise how can this bug be fixed ? I use a lot of translation with forms and I would appreciate a solution with file elements. If I can help by suggesting other solutions, I volunteer.
Should now work with latest trunk release. Please give it a test and me a response.
I will close this issue as resolved if there is no response until 23.Sept.
Not sure what happened to the original person who reported this, but this doesn't appear to be fixed in 1.6.2
If you specify a translator via Zend_Form using setDefaultTranslator, the translator is still null when processed by Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract.php so the error message is not being translated.


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Born: 30 November 1982
Birthplace: Near Paris, France
Best known as: Wizard Fleur Delacour in the film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
Clémence Poésy played Fleur Delacour, a rival to young wizard Harry Potter, in the 2005 film Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. A wispy and blue-eyed blonde from a theatrical family, Clemence Poésy was not unknown to British audiences: she had played Mary, Queen of Scots in the 2004 BBC miniseries Gunpowder, Treason and Plot. As Fleur Delacour in Goblet of Fire she takes part in the Triwizard Tournament, along with Harry (played by Daniel Radcliffe), Viktor Krum (played by Stanislav Ianevski) and the always dashing Cedric Diggory (played by Robert Pattinson). Poésy has also appeared in the French films Olgas Sommer (2003), Bienvenue chez les Rozes (2003) and Le Grand Meaulnes (2006), in the dark comedy In Bruges (2008, as love interest to Colin Farrell), and as James Franco's former girlfriend in the climber-cutting-off-his-own-arm drama 127 Hours (2010). She also appeared in the sequels Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011), and guest-starred in several episodes of the TV series Gossip Girl (starring Blake Lively).
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Reports of Clemence Poésy's birth year vary; however, in a 2004 interview with the BBC, she reported celebrating her 21st birthday while filming Gunpowder, Treason and Plot in 2003. She said she was born in October of 1982 in an interview with Elleadore TV… Clemence Poésy and Fleur Delacour did not appear in the fifth Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007).
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Things to see and do - Vannes
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Vannes : Michelin's recommendations
In 1532, the "permanent union of the land and duchy of Brittany with the kingdom and crown of France" was declared at Vannes. This is evidence of the importance the city formerly had, and the old medieval part has kept this memory alive. However, the city where Alain Resnais was born, built in a natural amphitheatre site at the bottom of the gulf of Morbihan, has a lot more to offer visitors. It is the ideal home port for those who wish to set out and explore the bay.
Tourist attractions Vannes : Things to see and do
Golfe du Morbihan
F - 56000 Vannes
This gulf, which is about 20km wide and dotted with sixty or so islands and islets, is famous for its beautiful scenery. The light at sunset is particularly memorable, even more so at low tide. Start on the west coast at the Pointe d'Arradon, going p..
Vannes Ramparts
promenade de la Garenne F - 56000 Vannes
From the Esplanade of the Garenne it is possible to discover these 13C fortifications which were remodeled until the 17C. The Marle stream and its washing-places, the formal gardens and, in the background, the cathedral, create one of the most pleasa..
Archaeological Museum of Morbihan
2 rue Noé F - 56000 Vannes
Located in Gaillard Castle (15C), which for some time housed the Parliament of Brittany. It contains numerous objects obtained from the first excavations of megaliths from Carnac or Locmariaquer. Necklaces, bracelets, polished axes, swords, ring-disc..
Hotels Vannes
Hôtel Le Bretagne
36 rue du Méné F - 56000 Vannes
Located in Vannes right next to the ramparts, Hôtel Le Bretagne features bright rooms just a 10-minute walk from the train station and from the harbor. Free Wi-Fi is provided. The rooms all have large windows and a private bathroom with free toiletr..
Quality Hotel La Marebaudiere Vannes
4, Rue Aristide Briand F - 56000 Vannes
Prix Prices from : 72 €
This 4-star hotel is 500 metres from Vannes Old Town, just 1 km from the Vannes Cathedral. It has a garden and offers free private parking on site. Free Wi-Fi access and a flat-screen TV are provided in the light and airy guest rooms. Each has a sty..
Inter-Hotel Manche-Ocean
31, Rue Du Lieutenant-Colonel Maury F - 56000 Vannes
Situated 100 metres from the historical centre of Vannes, near the beautiful Gulf of Morbihan is the Inter-Hotel Manche-Ocean. All guestrooms are soundproofed and equipped with satellite TV and Wi-Fi internet access. This lovely 2-star accommodation..
Restaurants Vannes
17 r. des Halles F - 56000 Vannes
This restaurant is hidden behind the half-timbered façade of this house in a pedestrian street. It has a refined, contemporary decor and a glimpse of the kitchen. Inventive menu based around high quality, locally sourced products.
La Gourmandière - La Table d'Olivier
r. de Poignant F - 56000 Vannes
Taken over in 2011 by an experienced chef, this old farm on the outskirts of town is a refuge for fine gastronomy and one that definitely lives up to its name. Two inspired menus (no à la carte) featuring fresh fish and seafood, and delicious chocola..
Le Vent d'Est
23 rue Ferdinand-le-Dressay F - 56000 Vannes
A Vent d'Est - an easterly wind - blows all the way to the West of France! This real winstub opposite the port transports you to Alsace, with flammekueche, sauerkraut, kugelhopf etc. The region's specialities take pride of place on the menu, with a..
3 rue Pasteur F - 56000 Vannes
This garden of delights is next to the former Eden Cinema. The many regulars enjoy its fresh, modern cooking and original flavour combinations.
Les Remparts
6 rue Alexandre-le-Pontois F - 56000 Vannes
Opposite the ramparts of the castle, 'bistronomique' cuisine has found an ambassador in the form of Anthony Evin. Since his arrival in spring 2014, he has been championing local producers, the market and natural wines. The food is a lovely mix of ins..
18 rue Émile-Burgault F - 56000 Vannes
Quail, foie gras and artichoke, cod, caviar of aubergines and shellfish sauce, monkfish with seasonal vegetables... Fresh ingredients feature prominently on the menu, most of which are sourced locally and the producer's names are even displayed on th..


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Cats Take on No. 14 Oregon in Eugene
Arizona (18-26, 7-15 Pac-12) at #14 Oregon (32-13, 11-8 Pac-12)
Saturday, May 3 // 3 p.m. (PDT)
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Game 1: Oregon 6, Arizona 1 (Final)
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Shaun Chase homered twice, and Tommy Thorpe tossed a five-hitter for the 14th-ranked University of Oregon baseball team, which handed visiting Arizona a 6-1 defeat in the opening game of a three-game series Friday night at PK Park. Early on it, was shaping up as a pitcher's duel between Thorpe and Arizona starter James Farris, who set down the Ducks in order the first time through the lineup. But Chase broke a scoreless game with a solo shot to centerfield with one down in the fifth inning. Thorpe earned the win behind 7.2 strong innings. The lefty scattered five hits and allowed the lone run, while striking out five in the contest. Momentum was firmly on the side of the Ducks in the bottom of the eighth, and Chase put an exclamation mark on the game with a two-run blast to left field against reliever Tyler Parmenter.
Probable Starters
Game 2: RHP Cody Hamlin (5-3, 2.94) vs. RHP Jeff Gold (9-0, 2.30)
Game 3: RHP Tyger Talley (1-1, 4.15) vs. RHP Brando Tessar (3-0, 2.61)
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All three games will be televised live on the Pac-12 Network. JB Long (play-by-play) and J.T. Snow (color analyst) will provide the in-game commentary from PK Park each day. Cable/satellite subscribers who get the Pac-12 Network are able to watch online at http://pac-12.com/live.
Arizona Baseball on the Radio
The Arizona IMG Sports Network will have a live radio broadcast on 1290 AM in Tucson for all three games this weekend. The Voice of the Wildcats, Brian Jeffries, will provide the live play-by-play descriptions. The broadcast can be heard online here.
On Deck: Arizona Closes Pac-12 Home Slate
Arizona returns home for its final home Pac-12 Conference series when it hosts Stanford (19-19, 7-11 Pac-12) for a three-game set at Hi Corbett Field next weekend (May 9-11). There will be no television, through each game will have a radio broadcast on 1290 AM.
Arizona Baseball Tickets
General admission single-game tickets for all home games are on sale through the McKale Ticket Office, which is is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tickets can be purchased in-person or by phone (520-621-2287). Tickets also can be purchased anytime on www.arizonawildcats.com. The Hi Corbett ticket office opens 60 minutes prior to game time this weekend. For all home games, fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance as tickets purchased the day of the game are $2 more. Complete ticket information can be found here.
Print-at-Home Tickets
Print-at-Home is the quickest and recommended method of ticket delivery. When fans purchase single game tickets online or over the phone, they can choose print-at-home and the tickets will be emailed directly to the customer. Tickets can be printed on a home printer and bought straight to the entrance gate to skip any ticket lines.
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Follow @ArizonaBaseball on Twitter for continual updates on the Wildcats at home or on the road, including score updates, news, facts and other pertinent information. Interact with @ArizonaBaseball for chances to win prizes and participate in promotions throughout the season. Be sure to "like" Facebook.com/ArizonaBaseball for stories and behind-the-scenes updates on the club, including photos and videos. Check out YouTube.com/ArizonaAthletics or YouTube.com/UAWildcatBaseball for the most recent videos and Instagram.com/ArizonaBaseball for candid photos throughout the season.


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In January 2013, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued the long-awaited final rules regarding mortgage loan originator compensation and qualification requirements under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), as amended by the Dodd-Frank Act. The new compensation rules potentially have a major impact on mortgage loan officers/originators and financial institutions themselves.
These changes will affect policy and procedures and will include self-testing of the new compensation guidelines. Examiner guidance has been issued and financial institutions will be scrutinized regarding compliance with the new rules. This is a must-attend webinar in order to prepare for the January 10, 2014, deadline! You will be provided the tools you need to be compliant by this fast-approaching deadline. Issues will be discussed step-by-step, example-by-example.
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What is the R. Tait McKenzie Society?
Named for the famous sculptor, surgeon, soldier, and Penn's first Professor of Physical Education (1904-1929), the R. Tait McKenzie Society is Penn Athletics' leadership giving society. It is comprised of former student-athletes, fans of the division's varsity and club athletic programs, and current and former Penn parents.
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Chad henne wants to come back to Miami. Says he'll be around until they kick him out. Only he hasn't actually been around in 6-7 weeks - he is in California rehabbing. Which in itself is weird if you think about it.
Jeff Ireland apparently is safe. Or maybe not? Miami reached out to cowher and he declined to be interviewed, and reportedly he was miffed about the Ireland situation. (among other factors)
Carl petersen had dinner with John gruden and offered him the job (per Ross' request). Gave him full control over personnel. Gruden declined.
They're on to fisher who expressed reservations about coming to Miami but accepted an interview.
Ireland, for his part, released a statement that sounded odd and contained several words used incorrectly. Gotta love that someone took the time to review it.


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Bells to ring Monday for students
Published: Friday, August 22, 2014 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, August 21, 2014 at 1:52 p.m.
The calendar says 31 days remain until fall officially begins. But for all practical purposes, summer comes to an end Monday for many Davidson County families when public school students return to class. Private schools already are in full swing, and students returned to Davidson County Community College on Monday.
A new school year brings much promise. Students going into kindergarten, sixth grade or ninth grade experience the excitement of opportunities at new schools. Seniors prepare to embark on the final year of their secondary educational experience and look forward to college, work or the military. Beginning teachers embark on their career with all the anticipation and uncertainty that any job transition brings.
School plays such an important role in a child's development. Next to parents and other relatives, teachers often become the primary role model in a child's life. Years later adults fondly remember that special educator who inspired them and helped mold them into the person they have become. Experiences with sports, band, clubs and other extracurricular activities create bonds and a sense of purpose and accomplishment that often produce stronger feelings than classroom learning.
But that classroom learning is the purpose behind school. Students need to commit to doing their best. Perhaps all subjects won't be their favorite, but they should seek to increase their knowledge in all areas. By paying attention, completing their assignments and asking teachers for help, they will do fine on tests that loom at the end of the year. Test anxiety has become a real problem, so anything teachers, administrators and parents can do to ease the stress would be appropriate.
Other reminders are worth repeating year after year. Consider making a donation to many of the school supply drives taking place or giving money to an organization that provides food backpacks to students. Become involved in schools. Sign up with Communities In Schools as a mentor. Be careful when driving through school zones in the mornings and afternoons. Support middle and high school athletic teams.
The SMART Boards are blank, but soon they will spring to life as teachers begin sharing lessons with their students. Let's all work together to make the 2014-15 school year one of the best.
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Rollover accident in Supply cleared
Published: Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 10:49 a.m.
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On person was taken by ambulance to the hospital Wednesday following a single-vehicle rollover on Stone Chimney Road in Supply.
The accident was reported at 10:40 a.m. in the area of 890 Stone Chimney Road near Eden Drive, according to Brunswick County dispatch.
The vehicle ended up on its side in the treeline.
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Fat Boy Jim
Fat Boy Jim is a character in Grand Theft Auto 2 who is a member in the Rednecks. Billy Bob Bean, leader of the Rednecks, has Claude Speed kill him by blowing up a Pickup near his trailer. It is not stated why Bean wanted him to be killed.
His name is probably a parody of real-life DJ Fatboy Slim.


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Adam Podlesh (twitter: @Adampodlesh08)
Position: P
Height: 5-11 Weight: 202 lbs.
Born: August 11, 1983 in Pittsford, NY
High School: Pittsford
College: Maryland (school history) (Podlesh college stats)
Drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 4th round (101st overall) of the 2007 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 8 (7842nd overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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SEED Initiative
- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: SEED Initiative
- Submission Document: Download
Full SubmissionRIO+20 COMPILATION DOCUMENT: SEED SUBMISSION a. What are the expectations for the outcome of Rio+20, and what are the concrete proposals in this regard, including views on a possible structure of the Outcome document? The outcome document should: acknowledge the contribution of grassroots social and environmental entrepreneurs in delivering the green economy include commitments from governments, multilateral including financial institutions to put into place policies, incentives and programmes to facilitate strong growth of social green enterprises and to encourage ?conventional? small and micro enterprises to move towards a triple bottom line provide for the development of targets and indicators, including on the growth of social and environmental entrepreneurship at the local level, and an ongoing process for evaluation of progress. b. What are the comments, if any, on existing proposals: e.g., a green economy roadmap, framework for action, sustainable development goals, a revitalized global partnership for sustainable development, or others? i) On a green economy roadmap: Such a roadmap should be developed at the international level and then mirrored in national and regional strategies and plans. It would benefit from an explicit inclusion of the role of social and environmental SMMEs, and of the different institutions that could support them.; The roadmap also needs targets, milestones and indicators; and a mechanism for reporting. ii) On Sustainable Development Goals: Development is crucially dependent on access by the poor to affordable energy, both in rural and urban environments, and on food security through strengthening smallholder farmers, assisting them to implement sustainable agriculture and providing them with access to finance, to appropriate technology, and to markets. SMMEs have a crucial role to play in delivering both of these, and SD goals should include targets in these areas and ways of measuring progress towards the goals. iii) On a revitalized global partnership: Governments and stakeholder institutions at the local level will need to take action to realise many elements of the green economy. However, a revitalised global partnership between the relevant bodies of the UN, governments and major groups will be needed to steer the process and monitor progress towards the various targets and goals. In particular, business should be a major player in the partnership, given that without its full participation, the green economy cannot become a reality. National business associations and institutions such as the UN Global Compact and World Business Council on Sustainable Development should reach out to local entrepreneurs to ensure their concerns are taken up. c. What are the views on implementation and on how to close the implementation gap, which relevant actors are envisaged as being involved (Governments, specific Major Groups, UN system, IFIs, etc.); Action will be required by all ? the UN and financial institutions, governments, private sector, academia, civil society and community groups - if the green economy is to become reality. Implementation needs to be from the grassroots upwards, as well as through major policy levers downwards and needs to be coherent. Therefore actors at local, national, regional and international levels need to be integrated into the development of implementation plans. d. What specific cooperation mechanisms, partnership arrangements or other implementation tools are envisaged and what is the relevant time frame for the proposed decisions to be reached and actions to be implemented? Cooperation mechanisms and partnership arrangements that would help to accelerate the transition to the green economy are needed with regard to: i) SMMEs: In order to ensure that the contribution of SMMEs to the green economy is stimulated and measured, we propose that: government departments responsible for small business development become more directly involved in green economy; partnership arrangements with institutions doing global research on SMMEs (eg Global Entrepreneurship Monitor; OECD; etc.) take on the challenge of economic analysis of the contribution of social and environmental SMMEs; the experience of institutions working on the reporting of social and environmental impacts of SMMEs is reviewed with a view to developing a common framework; government departments work in partnership with business associations to put in place simple reporting mechanisms that could provide opportunities to SMMEs for enhancing their profiles and attracting finance; and that these actions be taken over the next two years. ii) Implementation of Rio+20 agreements: SEED was registered as a Type II partnership at WSSD. Its successes since then in stimulating and supporting start-up social and environmental entrepreneurs in developing countries have been in no small part due to the partnership between UNEP, UNDP and IUCN, and supporting governments and institutions (Germany, India, the Netherlands, Spain, South Africa, the UK and the USA, Conservation International, and Hisense). At the same time, it has championed those start-ups that have themselves started their activities in a partnership structure. This often involves two or more of a national or international NGO, a community-based organisation, a local or national government body, a company, and a research institution. Again, the use of partnership, coupled with careful partnership management, is a critical success factor for the establishment and scale up of such enterprises. On the basis of this experience, partnerships, particularly between different types of stakeholders, should feature as one of the implementation tools for Rio+20. While the post-WSSD partnership experience has been mixed for some, it has been an important implementation modality for SEED, and SEED would recommend that an emphasis on effectiveness of partnerships be continued in the Rio+20 document. Where possible, the output document should highlight the potential role of existing partnerships in taking forward the Rio+20 outcomes. All current and future partnership arrangements should be time bound and measurable, so that progress can be assessed and gaps in implementation more readily identified. Partnerships need to change over time to reflect the changing circumstances and needs of any initiative. They may complete their objective and then be wound up, or it may be necessary to discontinue them because they are not working as partnerships or cannot successfully deliver their original objectives. Good discipline is needed in dealing with each of these circumstances. It should not be seen as a sign of failure to wind up a collaboration, but rather a willingness to adapt, change and find new ways to solve problems. Specific Elements: Green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication How the green economy can be a means to achieve sustainable development in its three dimensions, and poverty eradication, and its potential added value The green economy is not just about new sectors of economic opportunity; it is also about the need (and opportunity) to build social and environmental dimensions into existing sectors and jobs. Since the global economy is driven very largely by small, micro- and medium-sized enterprises1, putting in place incentives for them to move towards a triple bottom line and introducing mechanisms to stimulate and facilitate the emergence of enterprises that integrate social, economic and environmental benefits into their business model should be a central plank of efforts to transition to the green economy. The challenge is enormous and will require efforts by all stakeholders, at all levels. But success would certainly lead to sustainable alleviation of poverty, improved community resilience, to better management of natural resources, and to climate change mitigation and adaptation. Experience to date, including what has worked and how to build upon success, what are the challenges and opportunities and how to address the challenges and seize opportunities The SEED Initiative was founded by UNEP, UNDP and IUCN at the 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development to further social and environmental entrepreneurship, alleviate poverty and promote the sound management of natural resources; it is hosted by UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre. Through the SEED Awards scheme, SEED has since 2005 assisted over 70 innovative local social and environmental entrepreneurs working in partnership in developing countries to establish and scale-up. The Winners have been rewarded with a package of tailored capacity building, networking and profiling nationally and internationally. Information from over 1000 applicants and Winners has been included in a series of studies to reveal the barriers and enabling factors. The main findings of the baseline2 were that small social and environmental enterprises: have social targets relating to job and revenue creation in communities to alleviate poverty focus on strengthening the social structure and resilience of communities invest a significant amount into training in local communities and that they need assistance with: skills to adopt more business-oriented approaches for managing and financing their work access to technology partnership management setting measurable social, environmental and business targets, and monitoring and evaluation against those targets. SEED hosted a high level Symposium on the Green Economy: Accelerating the Transition, in South Africa in April 2011, addressed by the Deputy Minister for Economic Development and attended by a wide range of stakeholders from government, the private sector, academia, and local entrepreneurs and communities. The aim was to explore linkages between policy frameworks and local entrepreneurs. Relevant findings3 were: Partnerships across institutions, sectors and states are essential to achieve the necessary policy coherence and implementation on the ground. In most countries, there is a need to strengthen capacity for policy development at the environment and economy nexus both within and between states and institutions. Policy coherence at the national level is an important enabling factor for the success of local enterprises. The green economy should be people-centred, aimed at poverty alleviation and with a pro poor approach, supported by research and aid coordination. Indicators for the green economy should be sensitive to measuring pro poor outcomes. Innovative approaches and incentives are needed to build capacities that meet the immediate needs of green economy entrepreneurs. Innovation and investment are essential components for moving to the green economy. Research into new processes, the development of intellectual property and the use of IP as an asset to attract investment need to be part of the enabling policy environment. The value chain of research, IP development, entrepreneurship and investment is essential for the implementation of the green economy. The green economy can and should have its roots at the local level, in small, micro and medium-sized socio-environmental enterprises. Governments play a central role in setting policy, creating skills development programmes, supporting research, addressing policy coherence and building institutional relationships. Added to this is their responsibility for policies, regulations and programmes for support to the SMME sector so that social and environmental enterprises can thrive and build the green economy from the ground up. Together these reports provide evidence of the urgent need for access to technologies, skills development and training opportunities for both entrepreneurs and local communities. Without these, there will not be the capacities on the ground to absorb the financial flows and the transition to a Green Economy will not take place as rapidly as it might. While there is no shortage of good and innovative ideas, translating and consolidating these into solutions and opportunities at the local level requires solid financial and business skills and discipline which are often in short supply. Without these, there will not be the capacity at local level effectively to absorb monetary flows from investments in the green economy. At the same time, direct action to provide incentives to drive the green economy at the local level is an imperative. Possible elements of an agreement in outcome document on a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication The range of sectors contained within the green economy and of stakeholders who need to be involved in its implementation in order to deliver poverty alleviation and the sound management of natural resources demands action at all levels. Building on the points made above, the outcome document should spell out that governments and other stakeholders need to: introduce financial assistance and incentives, enabling and coherent regulatory frameworks, access to technology, and related capacity building measures, into national strategies and plans to secure the rapid growth of social and environmental small, micro and medium-sized enterprises that will drive the green economy from the ground up. develop indicators and reporting mechanisms for SMMEs to demonstrate pro-poor and environmentally beneficial outcomes as a result of their activities stimulate and support green social innovation particularly in sustainable agriculture, access to low-carbon energy and climate change adaptation and mitigation at the local level, including through entrepreneurship and capacity building, in order to address local problems and poverty and build economic and social resilience. Institutions which work across local, national and international levels can play a major role in bringing this about. SEED Secretariat October 2011


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I am looking for a hosted website builder / toolkit (like Jimdo and Weebly), which supports multilingual websites.
I would like to create different language versions of my website. The detection of the user's language should be automatic (depending on its browser settings or IP address location).
The only website builders which offer a multilingual feature and automatic language detection I have found so far, are Edicy and Webnode. Jimdo offers the creation of multilingual sites but no language detection.
Are there any solutions which offer automatic language detection you would recommend?


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Reginald Alfred Bush (twitter: @reggie_bush)
Position: RB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: March 2, 1985 in Spring Valley, CA
High School: Helix
College: USC (school history) (Bush college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 1st round (2nd overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 60 (932nd overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Things to see and do - Slovenia
Leaving for Slovenia
Slovenia :
Where to go?
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Slovenia Hotel tips
Ambient Hotel from60 €Book
Hotel Sporn from59 €Book
Hotel Harmonija from39 €Book
Slovenia Travel guide
Slovenia : Michelin's recommendations
Slovenia, nestled in the Julian Alps and stretching down to the shores of the Mediterranean, is small in size -barely 20 000 km2- yet huge in its diversity.
What is the common denominator between the Alpine landscapes of Triglav National Park, like a postcard of Switzerland, and the coastline with its Italian flavour? Or between a ride down the Soča rapids and the feeling you get when looking at the frescoes in Holy Trinity Church? None - but Slovenia has all of this to offer and more.
A member of the European Union since 2004, it boasts 58 % of its territory in forest land, a national park, regional nature parks, stunning mountain lakes like the ones at Bled and Bohinj, and 6,000 karstic caves. This is a place that was made for nature-lovers!
The country also has a great deal to offer culturally speaking. Its history and multicultural background (Slavic, Hungarian, Romanesque and Germanic) have left behind a striking architectural legacy that is sure to enchant you, from the ramparts of Predjama troglodyte castle to the Secession façades in peaceful Ljubljana. And there's no risk of getting lost on your quiet stroll through the medieval towns of Ptuj and Škofja Loka because Slovenian towns are built on a human scale.
And don't forget to enjoy the culinary specialities that can be sampled in its inns and farms, another way to enjoy every moment of your trip to this little country that has remained sheltered from the hordes of tourists.
Slovenia : Must-see towns and regions
A friendly atmosphere prevails in Ljubljana, Slovenia's small capital. Wander about the picturesque streets of this colourful little town. Each area has its own historical identity: medieval, Baroque ...
The oldest vine in the world clings to the façade of an inn in Maribor. Why not hire a bicycle to explore the banks of the Drava River or visit the old town? A sumptuous setting and a town endowed wit...
Kurent, the carnival held at the end of winter, is not the only attraction of Ptuj, a medieval town with a perfectly preserved centre. The fortified Baroque castle is another, as are the countless and...
Astounding Idrija! This little mining town's Municipal Museum was crowned Europe's best technical and industrial museum and is well worth the trip for its informative and fascinating displays. Also vi...
A centre for skiing and ski jumping since 1934, the resort of Kranjska Gora is nestled in the magnificent valley of Sava Dolinka at the foot of the Julian Alps. It also has numerous attractions in sum...
Linhartov Square in the town of Radovljica, lined with sumptuous buildings, will without a doubt bring you under its spell. Head to the Apiculture Museum to find out all you ever wanted to know about ...
Skofja Loka is one of the most beautiful medieval cities in the country along with Ptuj and Piran. It was rebuilt in 1511 and has remained intact ever since! Stroll about the little streets, take in t...
This very pretty medieval town occupying a steep peninsula is overlooked by the ramparts of an old castle. Everything converges on the Piazza Tartini, a circular square near the harbour with a statue ...


text: Swap your ski poles one afternoon for golf clubs, pick up some brightly coloured golfballs and try your luck on the white "greens" atop the wide plateau at Tortin, 2,050m up. You don't need any golfing skills to play the three-hole course, just a sense of fun. Relax afterwards at the restaurant "La Chotte Tortin" – located right beside the course, it hires out golf equipment and is, of course, open to non-golfers, too.


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Poor, poor Tiki Barber. His life has been an absolute nightmare since the story broke about his relationship with a former NBC intern, 23-year-old girlfriend Traci Lynn, while he was separated from his pregnant wife.
Barber and his live-in girlfriend Traci Lynn sought out the cameras of Entertainment Tonight recently to explain their relationship and, hopefully, to gain some of the public's understanding.
"It's hard," Barber told ET. "Because everything is skewed by the coverage and by the perception."
I'd like to apologize on behalf of the media who have made Tiki Barber's life so incredibly difficult these days.
A man has the right to have a relationship with another woman while legally married. He's especially entitled to leave his pregnant wife with no chance of reconciliation.
It's unfair that NBC's "Today Show" did not opt to renew Barber's $300,000 contract, especially after delivering such memorable on-air moments with weekend anchor Jenna Wolfe.
What was NBC thinking?


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On February 22, at 6:30 p.m. Get Fit Inspiration Studio is hosting a Bring Yo Man to Zumba night. Get fit has partnered with Modesto Firefighters and the Saint Baldricks Foundation to host the fun fitness event. All proceeds raised at the Zumba event will be matched by Get Fit and donated to the St. Baldricks foundation. Tickets for the event are $7.00 in advance or $10.00 at the door. Tickets can be purchased by calling Kristina at (209) 404-1306 or online at www.modestozumba.com. Get Fit Inspiration Studio is located at 2801 McHenry Avenue, next door to Hobby Lobby.
The St. Baldrick's Foundation is a volunteer-driven charity committed to funding the most promising research to find cures for childhood cancers and give survivors long and healthy lives. The St. Baldrick's Foundation currently funds more in childhood cancer research grants than any organization except the U.S. government. St. Baldricks Shaving the way to conquer Kids Cancer!


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What, me fat? No way! Those jeans totally shrank in the dryer. And that T-shirt is tight only because of all the bicep curls. Oh, and the scale? It lies. Two words: Water. Weight.
Um, sorry, but yes, yes, you are getting fatter. You're just in denial.
NBC News reports that a new study out of the University of Washington finds Americans may think they're shedding pounds when they're not. In fact, many folks who think they've lost weight have actually gained a little.
"People's weights are going up from year to year," lead author Catherine Wetmore tells the network. "But when they're asked to think back to a year ago, they recall being heavier than they were." In reality, according to NBC, when study participants were weighed one year and then weighed again the next, they had actually gained a pound on average.
"The message we're trying to drive home is that if Americans don't accept the reality of their weight changes over time, they're not going to be motivated to lose weight," Wetmore tells the network. "It's important to be attuned to even small changes in body weight because over time they can really add up."
So can the price of new jeans. Better to lay off the Ho-Hos and fit in the ones we already own.
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ZF-5186: Zend_Validate_Ip::isValid() doesn't return false for invalid IP addresses after r13098
The addition of IPv6 support to Zend_Validate_IP in r13098 is causing invalid IP addresses to return a warning when calling Zend_Gdata_Validate_Ip::isValid() rather than false as expected.
Test output:
$ phpunit Zend_Validate_IpTest PHPUnit 3.3.1 by Sebastian Bergmann. E..EE. Time: 0 seconds There were 3 errors: 1) testBasic(Zend_Validate_IpTest) inet_pton(): Unrecognized address 0.0.0.256 .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 2) testInvalidIpForZF4809(Zend_Validate_IpTest) inet_pton(): Unrecognized address 1.2.333 .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 3) testInvalidIpForZF3435(Zend_Validate_IpTest) inet_pton(): Unrecognized address 192.168.0.2 adfs .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 .../library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php:62 FAILURES! Tests: 6, Assertions: 6, Errors: 3.
Resolved for trunk in r13104.
Marking as fixed for next minor release.
Merged from trunk into release-1.7 branch as r13289.
Marking as fixed for next mini release.
Using /svn/framework/standard/branches/release-1.7/ @ r13981, I am getting warnings with inet_pton.
I don't know how closely related it is to this issue, but it seems like hostname validation first verifies if the hostname is an IP, and while it returns false, a warning still goes off. There is some error suppressing in Zend_Validate_Ip...
inet_pton() [function.inet-pton]: Unrecognized address [...]
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[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Validate/Ip.php
[line] => 62
[function] => inet_pton
[2] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Validate/Hostname.php
[line] => 284
[function] => isValid
[class] => Zend_Validate_Ip
[3] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Uri/Http.php
[line] => 448
[function] => isValid
[class] => Zend_Validate_Hostname
[4] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Uri/Http.php
[line] => 280
[function] => validateHost
[class] => Zend_Uri_Http
[5] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Uri/Http.php
[line] => 154
[function] => valid
[class] => Zend_Uri_Http
[6] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Uri.php
[line] => 132
[function] => __construct
[class] => Zend_Uri_Http
[7] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Http/Client.php
[line] => 257
[function] => factory
[class] => Zend_Uri
[8] => Array
[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/Http/Client.php
[line] => 243
[function] => setUri
[class] => Zend_Http_Client
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[file] => /mnt/local/home/lphtaskestimation/lib/Zend/OpenId/Consumer.php
[line] => 490
[function] => __construct
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Louis, Can you open a new issue, and mention this issue's ID in the description? I'd rather not re-open this bug, since I'm not positive that this is the same issue, and we already pushed out a fix for this issue in a past release.
Hey Louis I am having the same issue, I get a PHP WARNING when ever I use the Email Validate function and the error is from inet_pton
Error Number: 2
Error Type: PHP WARNING
Error String: inet_pton() [function.inet-pton]: Unrecognized address domain.com.au
Error File: /usr/local/www/data/project.com.au/library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php
Error Line: 62
0 errorHandler(2, inet_pton() [function.inet-pton]: Unrecognized address kintek.com.au, /usr/local/www/data/project.com.au/library/Zend/Validate/Ip.php, 62, Array ([value] => domain.com.au,[valueString] => domain.com.au))
Obviously it shouldnt be checking if a domain is an IP right? and if so why cause this error? This is 1.7.5 im using.
Is there an official bug report for this somewhere?