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University of Colorado soccer team was in familiar territory as Sunday's game against
Southern California went into a second overtime. But on this day, the Buffaloes
got to experience a new sensation, a win in the Pac-12 Conference for the first
time this season. The Buffs headed into overtime play for the sixth time in
2012 to claim the 1-0 win over the Trojans.
"We've been so close in a lot of situations," CU head coach Danny Sanchez said. "To go on the road against a very aggressive team and to win in overtime just kind of validates all the hard work they've done."
Neither team could get a shot off in the first 10 minutes of extra play, but senior captain Amy Barczuk helped the Buffs to their first overtime goal in the fifth minute of double overtime.
Hayley Hughes had a short throw-in to Anne Stuller who set up the play. Stuller avoided two USC defenders, turned and crossed to the Buffs in front of the net. Barczuk got the ball and slid left past the defense to net the goal and grab the road win.
"Anne Stuller had a nice turn and sent the ball across to Amy (Barczuk)," Sanchez said. "She did a great job of shielding the defenders ... It was a very good goal and a good exclamation point for how we performed today, and really the whole weekend."
Colorado improves to 7-7-3 overall, 1-6-1 Pac-12 with the win. Southern California upset Utah on Friday, but falls to 5-8-3, 2-4-2 in the loss to the Buffaloes.
A pair of Buffs also climbed the record books during the weekend. Goalkeeper Annie Brunner claimed her seventh shutout of the season and the 14th of her career. She grabbed five saves against USC to move her season total to 58. She now holds both the 11th and 10th spot (2010) on CU's season saves list. Brunner also moved up to fifth for CU with 159 career saves.
Stuller had an outstanding game as well, taking five shots, four of which were on goal. Stuller jumps three spots to sixth place on CU's season list with 34 shots on goal. She also holds down seventh place with 67 shots attempted this season. Stuller improved in the career record book as well, claiming eighth place with 63 shots on goal.
The Buffs and Trojans played a very deliberate first half. Both teams took just three shots a piece, and CU took four corners compared to USC's one.
USC's Hayley Boysen took the first shot of the game in the 15th minute, hitting one wide off a high hit corner kick. The Buffs countered in the 18th minute. After a pair of corners by Shaye Marshall, Barczuk headed the ball from the far post, but Caroline Stanley grabbed the save.
Stuller continued to show her striking strengths in this game, taking several free kicks in the first half. In the 24th minute, she forcefully hit one wide from the right edge of the box.
Thirty minutes in, both teams picked up the pace, though the Buffs and Trojans worked to limit the other's looks on goal. USC sent one wide at the half hour mark, and CU responded in a major way three minutes later. Stuller took another free kick, this time with a better placement of just right of the middle from about 30 yards back. She struck the ball high past two defenders that Stanley narrowly punched it away by the crossbar.
Southern California worked a great running game, but had difficulty getting anything beyond the Colorado defense. With 13 seconds remaining in the half, USC controlled the ball, but rushed the shot, sending one well over the net. The Buffs and Trojans headed to the break in a scoreless tie.
After having zero shots on goal in the first 45 minutes, USC came out heated from the opening minute of the second. The Trojans outshot the Buffs nine to seven in the second half, but neither team was able to score.
Elizabeth Eddy and Megan Borman both sent shots at the keeper in the first 32 seconds, but Brunner was ready for both saves. Five minutes later, the Trojans got another look, this time sending it wide.
In the 52nd minute, Stuller got another one on goal for the Buffs from a corner kick that Stanley once again prevented from getting netted. The Women of Troy went on an offensive shooting spree, taking three shots in a four minute period, and hitting two on goal. In the 58th minute, Borman headed the ball wide and sent one at the goal just over a minute later.
USC continued its physical play, adding two more yellow cards to their 15 total going into this game. Though the Trojans received the cautions, they didn't lose focus on controlling possession.
The Buffs got back into the game in the final thirty minutes of regulation, when Stuller forced another save. CU spread its offensive, with Madison Krauser getting her first shot of the game in the 67th minute, and Heather Ward hitting one on goal two minutes later.
The Trojans caused quite a stir at the net in the 77th minute. First the Buffs deflected the ball away, but USC reclaimed the ball and hit it high.
Colorado and Southern California played full force in the final 10 minutes of regulation, both fighting to end the game with a goal. In the 83rd minute, Colorado grabbed possession with Hayley Hughes hitting one wide. One minute later, Stuller rushed the net from the right and took a great strike that was once again saved.
With under five minutes to play in the second half, both teams caused close calls for the opponent. The Trojans controlled the ball, and took a shot from the far edge. As the Buffs tried to clear the ball, it bounced off the crossbar, and the Trojans almost claimed an own goal.
"There one chance for a goal actually came off of us," Sanchez said. "It was just one of those days that instead of going into the goal, it got back to Brunner. I think that was kind of our moment where we thought, 'Well maybe today is our day, and we can actually get a win.'"
Colorado had an opportunity with 56 seconds remaining as Krauser rushed to the net but was blocked. For the fourth time in Pac-12 play this season, the Buffs headed into overtime. �
The Trojans dominated the ball in the first overtime, though neither team could get a shot off. The Buffs would go into a second overtime for the fourth time of the season.
The Buffaloes were determined to end in the game with a win in the second overtime. Early, Colorado double-teamed the Trojans to stop a strong rush. In the 105th minute, the Buffs claimed the win. Stuller fought to get past two defenders after getting the ball from a throw-in. She edged toward the net, where she turned to cross the ball to her teammates in the middle, and found Barczuk ready. Barczuk moved to the left of the Trojans' backline to hit the game-winner for her third goal of the season.
"She's a great player," Sanchez said of Barczuk. "She's a great leader, and she embraces it. I just feel really good for her. Her senior year is coming to an end. She had this great moment to lead us to the victory and to win the game for us ... We still have three games left so there's a lot to play for, but it was a good moment for her for sure."
The Buffs conclude their four-game roadtrip in Arizona before returning to Prentup for their final game of the regular season. CU takes on Arizona on Friday, Oct. 26 at 4 p.m. Colorado ends the trip against Arizona State on Sunday, Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. Both games will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Networks.


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Published: Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 11:05 a.m.
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DAYTONA BEACH -- A Tennessee couple were nabbed in the Volusia Mall parking lot Wednesday when they attempted to buy 800 morphine pills from an undercover narcotics agent, according to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office.
Gary and Paula Hill of Maryville, Tenn., were hoping to build a new house and they needed at least $12,000 to start the construction, said sheriff's spokesman Brandon Haught.
The Hills came up with an idea to double their money, Haught said, and it involved purchasing pills in Daytona Beach and reselling them at a higher price.
They arrived in Daytona Beach and made arrangements to meet with someone they thought was a dealer who was going to provide them with 800 morphine pills, Haught said. That dealer turned out to be a confidential informant.
The Hills had purchased drugs from the same informant in 2010, officials said.
The suspects were under the impression they would buy the pills at $10 each and resell them for $18 a pop, Haught said.
When the couple showed up at the Volusia Mall parking lot at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday to meet their supposed dealer, they were arrested by members of the Volusia County Bureau of Investigation, Haught said.
Gary Hill, 41, and Paula Hill, 39, were charged with attempted trafficking in dangerous drugs. They were booked into the branch jail on $50,000 bail.
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- the time rayne and i convinced everyone on vglan i murdered several of my friends via chemical poisoning
- the time rayne deleted my mafia thread because i killed him and turtle
- the time me justin and rayne left cosmo and everyone called us faggots. in retrospect we really were
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Fabrication is the general norm for them.
Fabrication is the general norm for them.
I Love Naruto I Watch It Every
Week I Loved the Waterfall Episode
Haha. Poor Naruto. Getting caught in such a strange genjutsu on episode 15.
The new Rasengan totally rocks!
(I skipped this part in the manga or else I would've known all of this. )
I just started 15. : D
Ill check back so tell me if any one wants any spoilers I have plenty. just tell me in a private message
Naruto. I remember I used to watch it like three or two years ago. Great anime, I mean who doesn't like pre-teen hormone raged powerful ninjas?
Plus, I fell in love with Rock Lee.
But now it's just so..
There's just a bunch of kids going around "OMG I LUV NARUTO ITS SO COOL" when they just watched their first episode on Cartoon Network. Yah, I know they're kids but it just makes me remember that Naruto has become so mainstream.
And then so many kids on forums and you know technically everywhere putting their names as Naruto Characters because that way they make themselves feel like hardcore otakus. You know, identifying themselves with an anime.
But then it gets to the point were the damn kids just get obsessed and then it makes you not like the show anymore.
Samething happens with music.
It's sad that Naruto had to be spoiled just for big companies to win a few millions. Becuase then what happens to us, the little people? We have to deal with bratty ten year olds trying to challenge us in our knowledge about the Akatsuki or whatever.
I mean wtf?
However, I like the fact that the manga hasn't been so exploited.
Rock lee is about my second favorite. No one appreciates him because he doesnt look 'cool' but he's one of the coolest on there. All his fights are intense and keep you awake where as other characters aren't so great ( haku and zabuza). I actually only read the mangas and play the clash of ninja games. you're right though, little kids are what ruins it.
Direct downloads of every episode including Shippuuden ones. (This is where I watch them.)
As for Rock Lee, I like the fact that is respectiful to nearly everyone and has honor for fallen enemies. Plus, his drunken fights are always fun to watch.
Though, where he is on my favorites list keeps changing.
Itachi owns.
'Nuff said.
Hey Itachi, how far are you in the series?
I've got slow internet, so I'm not up to speed on the latest events on the series.
Basically, I'm on the episodes with Toonami on Cartoon Network. :/
Huh, from what I see, everyone loves Lee.
Thanks for the link pichubro.
hinata is where it's at. she's so quiet, but she masks great fury!!
sakura is waaaaaaaaaayyy less bitchy in part 2, she's awesome now
Oh my gosh, I used to hate that show because of how bad fans made it look. Then I was bored one day and gave it a chance... now I'm fucking in love with Gaara! D:
...Come to think of it, I hate most shows before I like them. I even used to hate Transformers and made fun of anyone who liked them. : P
Pairs: MPT, Panda Rocker, MEX, SuikunMyuu, Zapdos, CL, Link, Revan, DSX, Kelsh, and Goku!
Gaara's awesome *glomp*
Not only am I crazy about anime, but I get into fangirl-ism with male characters far too easily...
[SIZE="1"]Pairs: The Blind Eye of Deception [DSX] | The Ninjassassin [Sasuke] | The Hadouken! [The Azn Party Boy]
I think all Gaara fans shouldn't watch episode 17 of Shippuuden just by the episode title.
That title kinda scared me. DON'T SPOIL but jeez i hope it's wrong T_T


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Our 2012 Best of the Beehive tribute to the places we loved shopping that are no longer with us.
Frosty Darling
Frosty Darling
We'll miss the gifts, candy and Pee-wee's Playhouse toys, but most of all, we'll miss the cupcake socials at this former Broadway staple.
Slowtrain Records
This was once a haven for the Wasatch Front's hipsters, where they could talk indie rock and vinyl's superior sound quality. We'll miss all the new, yet hard-to-find music, and amazing in-store performances.
Blue Cockatoo
The 9th & 9th area just isn't the same without this brightly blue-painted boutique full of chunky bracelets, Uglydolls and other cute gifts.
Brick & Mortar Skateboarding
It just fit. Near In the Venue and FrontRunner, this was the perfecr spot to shop for gear, clothes and shoes, skate downtown, catch a concert and take the last train home.
Cobwebs Antiques
In addition to old knickknacks you've never seen, Cobwebs had nostalgia pinned down with toys made during your childhood. Now, we just get nostalgic for this store.


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ZF-11205: Adding a null element to a zend form object produces fatal error on member function getOrder()
If adding solely a null element to a zend form object I believe it should function in the manner as adding a null element to a zend form object that already has an element.
for example..
$form = new Zend_Form();
Fatal error:
Call to a member function getOrder() on a non-object in /library/Zend/Form.php on line 1052
However, this produces a valid form:
$form = new Zend_Form();
$a = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('textfield');
$form->addElement($a, null);
Further to this, switching the order of the elements around also causes the same fatal error, along with with an Illegal offset type on the same line.
Like so..
$form = new Zend_Form();
$a = new Zend_Form_Element_Text('textfield');
$form->addElement(null, $a);
I propose two solutions:
Firstly: We throw an exception when a null element is attempted on a form object.
Secondly (preference): We allow form objects to gracefully handle any null element attempted on it. And nothing is produced when attempting to echo those elements from the form. This can be achieved by wrapping lined 1052 - 1054 on Zend/Form.php in a null test.
if (!is_null($element))
$this->_order[$name] = $this->_elements[$name]->getOrder();
$this->_orderUpdated = true;
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The 1992 Induction Ceremony goes on record as the longest running in the event's history. There were more written -- and lengthy -- speeches than ever before, including tributes to deceased regulars who'd been onstage or in the Grand Ballroom over the past six years but were being inducted posthumously, namely concert promoter and impresario Bill Graham and songwriter extraordinaire Doc Pomus. Graham had served as the unofficial stage manager since the first induction. John Fogerty and Carlos Santana, both veterans of the San Francisco music scene that Graham helped create, were on hand to give heartfelt testimonies about the larger-than-life concert promoter.
Pomus held court from his wheelchair every year and inducted Big Joe Turner into the Hall of Fame in 1987. The 1992 event also included a practical guitar summit: Wielding axes were Jeff Beck, Steve Cropper (of Booker T. and the MG's), Robbie Robertson, B.B. King, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Carlos Santana, the Edge, Neil Young, and John Fogerty.
The always unpredictable Little Richard and Phil Spector also made return appearances to induct the Isley Brothers and Pomus, respectively. Rolling Stone's Chris Mundy wrote: "Spector movingly spoke of the death of both Pomus and his own son, Phillip Jr., blasted the Songwriters Hall of Fame for not recognizing Pomus, and railed against censorship of the arts." Spector's was not the only emotional speech: After he received a standing ovation (the night's first), Johnny Cash's voice broke as he said: "You made me see that I might actually belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame," and Jimi Hendrix's father, Al, wept as he stood onstage with his son's drummer Mitch Mitchell and bassist Noel Redding.


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Te'o tells ESPN: Not involved in creating hoax
Published: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 19, 2013 at 12:50 a.m.
He said in an off-camera interview Friday night: "I wasn't faking it. I wasn't part of this. When they hear the facts they'll know. They'll know there is no way I could be a part of this."
The comments were Te'o's first public remarks since Deadspin.com reported that his girlfriend not only didn't die but, in fact, never existed.
Notre Dame and Te'o insist he was the victim of a cruel joke. Still unanswered are questions why the All-American never made it clear he knew the woman only online and by telephone.
Earlier Friday, athletic director Jack Swarbrick urged Te'o and his family to speak publicly about the hoax.
Te'o was interviewed at the IMG Training Academy in Bradenton, Fla., where he is preparing for the NFL draft. ESPN said a public relations consultant was with him.
The Heisman Trophy finalist and his family had planned to go public with the story Monday, but Deadspin.com broke the news first on Wednesday.
Te'o led the Fighting Irish to a 12-0 regular season and the BCS title game, where they were routed 42-14 by Alabama and Te'o played poorly.
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At a minimum, you'll need a router and a network adapter for each computer (most laptops come with a wireless network adapter already installed). If you want to connect to the Internet, you'll need to have an account set up with an Internet service provider (ISP). For more information, see Selecting a wireless router or another wireless network device.
If your router displays the Windows 7 logo or the phrase "Compatible with Windows 7," you can set it up automatically using the latest version of Windows Connect Now (WCN) on Windows 7 or Windows Vista Service Pack 2. Otherwise, most routers come with a setup CD that will assist you in setting it up. Follow the instructions that came with your router. For more information, see Set up a wireless router.
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Our president, Wess, is a smart man. (He's also very humble so unless you ask him, you might not be aware of just how many interesting things he knows.)
Raised in Africa, a one-time resident of Haiti, he's got a fascinating life journey. Thanks to all his travels and experiences overseas, he knows about many things including (but not limited to) slingshots, Indiana Jones, children, malaria, green mambas, hunting, Africa, raising daughters, fire ants, poverty and God.
You may have seen our series of posts entitled "10 Questions With" The intent was to help you better understand our holistic child development model. Well … we want to post another one in the series, but this time with a twist. (It's like reality TV — we gotta keep changing it up or you get bored.) So here's the twist: this time YOU provide the questions.
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My favorite Christmas present arrived by email: a photo of a smiling Antoine "Fats" Domino in his home in Louisiana, holding his 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame American Music Masters Award. Domino's daughter sent it to us in December. We wish Fats could have made it to Cleveland in November, but we all stayed in touch over the week with photos and streaming video and text messages, so it felt like Fats and his family were close by. This year's program honoring Fats and Dave Bartholomew was a great success—it brought together all the Museum's resources: exhibits, classes for students and adults, distance learning classes to New Orleans, interviews, a conference, and a course the great tribute concert—topped off with the Rebirth Brass Band playing in the lobby of the Palace Theater. We just couldn't say good night too soon! You can see photos from the week and some videos from the conference here.
The New Orleans music magazine Off Beat will be honoring Dave Bartholomew with a Lifetime Achievement Award later this month, and they just published a great story on Dave and American Music Masters, written by Domino's biographer Rick Coleman.


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text: The O'Jays were at the forefront of Seventies soul music. Racking up a lengthy string of modern R&B classics, including "Back Stabbers," "Love Train," "For the Love of Money," "I Love Music" and "Use Ta Be My Girl," they helped put the "Philly Soul" sound (so named for Philadelphia-based producers, Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff) on the map. In fact, the O'Jays were the backbone of Gamble and Huff's Philadelphia International label, which released some of the greatest and most influential Seventies records. During a fifteen-year run from "Back Stabbers" (1972) to "Lovin' You" (1987), the O'Jays placed 35 singles ...full bio


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About 10 years ago, Orange County, . Fla., began to pave its dirt roads with porous asphalt, expecting them to last only a few years. Instead, most are still in use, saving the county money, eliminating equipment, and reducing maintenance.
Orange County is one of the fastest-growing urban areas in central Florida. More than 2500 lane miles—ranging from seldom-traveled rural byways to unpaved enclaves in urban areas—serve the county's 1 million citizens. Until 1997, more than 220 of these miles were high-maintenance dirt roads that literally bogged down traffic during rainy season and kept a fleet of seven motor graders constantly moving during dry season.
The challenge for the Orange County Roads and Drainage Division, which maintains the roads, was to find an affordable way to pave them.
Gravel roads require a lot of maintenance, which the division was trying to eliminate. Conventional paving was the ideal solution, but too expensive; it would cost $250,000 to $500,000 per lane mile, depending on right of way and drainage issues. In 1997, the county could afford to pave only 3 to 5 miles per year; and at that rate, it would take more than 45 years to complete the project. In addition, conventional paving would raise major stormwater permitting issues. Several roads didn't have enough right of way to construct conveyance systems, and the division couldn't afford designing and permitting the systems anyway.
Porous asphalt, however, circumvented all these issues. Porous pavement allows water to seep through the pavement and into the ground, eliminating the need for stormwater conveyances. And it was affordable: It would require less permitting and less raw material than conventional paving (to see a cost comparison between conventional paving and porous pavement, click here.
The division initiated infiltration and permeability tests to verify that the pervious pavement runoff coefficient was equal to or less than that of the existing dirt roads. The two local water management districts that required this information, St. Johns River Water Management District and South Florida Water Management District, would approve all permits as long as the pavement wouldn't be seal-coated and roads wouldn't be re-aligned.
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Skittles Riddles are the newest flavor release. My package was a gift from my fiance, his work had a box of them in the office and he brought me one home. I had no idea they had hit shelves yet, so I was super appreciative to have him bring me some. So thoughtful!
The package is very bright and colorful in typical Skittles fashion. The package is bright teal this time (my photograph up there lies) and it works beautifully with the rainbow color scheme of the candies.
So what exactly are Skittles Riddles? They're Skittles where the flavors and the colors are all mismatched. It's Skittles Roulette. You don't know what flavor will be what!
I do appreciate how they list the flavors to expect on the back. They made my tasting job a tad easier.
Strawberry: This one tastes like the typical Skittles strawberry flavor. Sweet, berry like and very "pink" tasting.
Apple: This one tastes of green apple right away. It's that terrible typical slight sour Jolly Rancher apple flavor. Blech.
Punch: I am guessing that this one I am eating is punch. It's zesty and has a lot of citrus flavors in it. It's somewhat reminiscent of Hawaiian Punch in flavor too. I like it a lot.
Raspberry: Starts off very sweet then kicks in with intense notes of red berries. It does remind me of raspberries.
Watermelon: This one is sweet and tangy at the same time,and has that fake watermelon flavor. This was the last ones I tasted. It's hard to separate it from all the other flavors.
I found tasting these Skittles annoying. I know they each flavor is supposed to be a mystery, but I found I kept encountering the same flavors over and over again and had a hard time finding variety. These were the typical Skittles flavors all over again just…repackaged and re-colored. So if you're not into matching colors and flavors, these might be fun for you. I just found it annoying.
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The CA obession was just after my time I do believe.
The CA obession was just after my time I do believe.
Error does not become Truth because it is widely accepted;
Truth does not become error, even when it stands alone.
Paired with: Mex - Eve
Damn. I must fleeee.
Effil sister and stuffs.
Nice posting here again. I'll post tomorrow and cuase havoc. *cough*
Bai bai.
Yeah you were here months before Ashi, KS.
No kinky stuff while I'm gone!
Yes, it is a racist term. Anyways, so why are you guys comeing back the same time?
We got out of the closet at the same time, too!
Must be a coincidence.
Now now Ferrr serious.
perhaps it's part of tim's effort to make the boards better
Well... Hiromi told me bout this thread...
I had felt that I couldn't really come up with anything to post in all the other threads mainly because its been a while and I couldn't figure what to post and in what thread...
So...now you know.
all i can say is ok. i wonder what they're like outside of this thread...
MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEXXXX! who are these strange, foriegn beings?
They were halarious on the old forums. I used to view but not post.


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Jennifer Wohlenhaus is the Principal Oboist of the Des Moines Symphony. She holds a Master of Music degree in Oboe Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and a Bachelor of Music in Applied Music-oboe and Bachelor of Music with Elective Studies in Business from Drake University. Her major teachers have included John de Lancie and Jay Light. Ms. Wohlenhaus is the oboist in the Polaris Wind Quintet and performs frequently as a freelance oboist in the Des Moines area. In addition to performing, she is a Teaching Associate at Drake University, where she teaches oboe, bassoon, music theory and aural skills and an Applied Music Associate at Grinnell college, where she teaches oboe and bassoon.
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You guys QQ about how bad Blizz's Development team is... DO you have ANY idea how hard it is to kill Brock's Onyx with a Pikachu?! Yeah GG Nintendo
Hello! I do not post on MMO-Champion, but I was happy to show off my UI to fellow healers! I have tried many, many things with many different types of UIs. Some guild members the other day finally made me try out ElvUI. I will say that I have tried it out before but it felt so clunky and you weren't able to customize much of anything. Nowadays it is pretty amazing and for the last two days I have been liking my UI so far.
I can't post pictures yet, so links will have to do:
- http://i.imgur.com/cZzfH.jpg This is my UI without raid and me standing around.
- http://i.imgur.com/tPPn6.jpg This is my UI in raid.... and with me still standing around.
Here are the addons I use:
- ElvUI (I tinkered around with it)
- Grid (I use mouse-over macros to heal)
- Bartender (It's hidden)
- DBM (Best for customization, imo)
- Castbars (Under my unit frame)
- TidyPlates (... purely awesome)
- Power Auras (Need I say more?)
- Chatter (I don't like Elv's chat)
- Skada (Recount sucks)
Edit: I must say that it is always hard for me to mess with UIs. I have amazing vision, 20/20, yet I have a problem where my eyes just constantly hurt and I always have to rub them. Astigmatism at it's best! Also, I'm very OCD and it sucks. Things must be symmetrical and a good color for me to accept it as a good UI for myself. This is why I love Power Auras... it's such an amazing addon. I used to raid with a laptop that had around 1-5 FPS for the last years, two weeks ago. I now have this amazing new desktop. I like addons for looks, but I love them for helping out my playstyle.
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This is the UI i was using before i took a break
In case you r wondering Lickmyheals is me
Healing UI, i like that!
Been a healing priest for the past 6 years.
My UI right now!
Healer mode:
In raid "IDLE" as a raid assist.
In raid "Active". (This was actually a LFR for the screenshot)
DPS mode:
In raid "IDLE" as a raid assist.
Could upload more screenshots later on during a real raid.
Addons in use: (Useful ones)
- Tukui (Including minor edits to re-position frames through lua. With Tukui Portraits, & DR_Tracker for Arena Frames)
- Grid
- Skada
- CoolLine
- Deadly Boss Mods
Addons in use: (Not so-useful ones)
- Atlasloot
- Ackis Recipe List
You may notice that the addon memory usage is quite high that is mainly caused by the "Not so-useful addons" and Skada.
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Holy Paladin UI in a 25m raid setting. I put this together myself, and am pretty pleased with it.
Visible Addons:
Grid(plus Clique and a crapton of grid modifiers. GridManaBars, GridIndicatorCornerIcons, etc)
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My ui is cleaned up except for the blizz portrait in the upper left. Does anyone know of an add-on that will get rid of that? IM using the following add-ons atm
sunn art
Looks cool what's that glowing bar on the side of the raid frames with Rapture, Maw, PT, and Seal?
A few of the pixel fonts are set to the wrong font size so they are a little bit blurry (the health font on your unitframes and the cooldown tracking bars above it).
The borders on your powerauras/weakauras are nice, but maybe a 1pixel black outline would look better so they match your grid.
I would say the same thing about your unitframes, minimap and buffs. If you give them a thin black border they will match very nicely.
And finally, you could line up the ToT with the Target unitframe. It looks a bit odd being out of line. :P
Sorry for being picky. Just don't want to see a nice UI 'go to waste' so to speak.
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As for the pixel fonts in the SS they look blurry dunno why but they are clean to see with the UI itself
As for the powerauras, SBF and the ToT thank you will change it since it will look cooler


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These reflections are taken from the book "Pro-Life Reflections for Every Day" by Fr. Frank Pavone which is available for purchase at: ProLifeReflectionsForEveryDay.org
"I have gazed upon you in the sanctuary so that I may behold your power and your glory" (Psalm 63:3).
Reflection: The baby in the manger and the man on the cross do not look like God; yet by faith we know Jesus is no mere man. The Eucharist does not look like Jesus, but we worship him. Christians are used to looking beyond appearances. Hence we can also see in the annoying or ugly person or the person who is unconscious in a hospital bed, or in the unborn child, the image of God.
Prayer: Holy Spirit, grant us to see beyond appearances to the dignity of every life! Amen!


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The weather is just perfect to go out and play, so how about enjoying the weather in Park City and meeting some interesting people, petting some cute dogs, buying beautiful arts and crafts, eating some good food... and dancing?
You can do all of that at Park Silly Sunday Market, which started on June 10. Don't worry, you still have until Sept. 23 to experience it for yourself on Park City's Historic Main Street and delight an ecofriendly open-air market with street festivals. The vision of the market is to create worldwide recognition of Park City and to improve the quality of our community.
We were there this past Sunday and took some pictures to show you what you can't miss at this year's event.
You'll be amazed by just how many vendors are at this event. You can find quality beauty products, accessories and toys.
Everywhere you look you'll see art.
Kids will have fun, and...
Your dogs will, too. This is a pet-friendly event, so let your pups make some friends!
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Nelson Sets School Record at Lions Invitational
NEW YORK (2/1/14) - Sophomore Dré Nelson set a Princeton school record in the men's 60-meter dash as the track & field team competed at the Lions Invitational at The Armory on Saturday, Feb. 1.
Nelson's record of 6.79 was recorded in the prelims of the 60. His previous best time of 6.84 was the former Princeton record, a time he posted last year at HYP. Nelson went on to finish sixth in the final of the 60 at 6.94.
Classmate John Hill also qualified for the final. Hill had the best collegiate time, finishing in fourth place at 6.90. Only four collegiates made the final out of 22 with two of them being Tigers.
Freshman Benjamin Gaylord recorded a personal best to win the pole vault. Gaylord launched over 4.90 for the win, bettering his previous best of 4.83. Unattached Adam Bragg was second at 4.90, while senior David Coneway was fourth at 4.60.
Back to the field events, senior Omar Jarrett was third in the high jump as he jumped to 1.09. Sophomore Jake Scinto cleared the same height in more attempts to take fifth. Scinto was the also the runner-up in the long jump, launching himself to 7.14. He was one of just two jumpers to clear seven meters. Senior Shane Molidor was fourth at 6.88.
In the throws, freshman Jared Bell was fourth in the shot put with a throw of 17.04.
In the distance events, senior Chris Bendtsen was fifth in the 3,000 at 8:20.30. Also posting a fifth-place finish was sophomore Greg Caldwell in the 60 hurdles, as he made the finals and sprinted to an 8.30.
Freshman Bryant Switzer was sixth in the 400 at 49.08 with the third-best collegiate time.
In one of the final events of the day, the 4x400 relay placed fifth with a time of 3:18.50.
Princeton will compete at Penn State's Sykes-Sabock Cup next Saturday, Feb. 8.
The Tigers distance medley relay made its way to Penn State on Friday, Jan. 31 to compete in the PSU National Open. The DMR of freshman William Paulson, freshman Ray Mennin, sophomore Luke Brahm and reigning national champion in the event Michael Williams finished seventh at 9:48.14.


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Unknown artist, Man Juggling His Own Head, c. 1880, published by Allain de Torbéchet et Cie, albumen silver print from glass negative, collection of Christophe Goeury.
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Digitally altered photographs are commonplace today, but they are not new. This guided gallery talk traces "fabricated truths" and "artful lies" in photographic prints from the 1840s through the 1980s featured in Faking It: Manipulated Photography before Photoshop.


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- 2 cups uncooked penne pasta
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1-1/2 cups spaghetti sauce
- 1 carton (10 ounces) refrigerated Alfredo sauce
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, saute the shrimp, garlic and pepper flakes in oil until shrimp turn pink. Stir in the spaghetti sauce, Alfredo sauce, butter, salt and pepper; heat through.
- Drain pasta; serve with shrimp mixture. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 4 servings.
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"Absolutely scrumptious. This has become a family favourite. I had a bottle of rose sauce, so I used that instead of spaghetti sauce. The second time I made it, I used the spaghetti sauce. Everyone agreed that the rose sauce gave the dish a much better flavour."
"I will definitely be making this again! It was so delicious and simple and quick to make. The hubby even liked it and he isn't a fan of shrimp that isn't breaded and deep fried! Plus it tastes just as good the next day."


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Full SubmissionSubmission by Spire (http://Spireorg.no), a Norwegian youth-led non-governmental organisation, to the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) in Rio de Janeiro, 3 ? 5 June 2012. Introduction The Rio+20 summit must deliver an improved plan to solve the huge challenges we face in the area of development and environment. The plan should reflect the principle of common but different responsibility and the rights for young and future generations. The summit must acknowledge that in order to achieve sustainable development deep social changes need to take place. Short term economic growth can no longer be the measure of success. Spire opposes the commercialization of nature (as seen for example in the report ?The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity?). The outcome of the Rio conference needs to promote that nature is the basis of our wealth and has a value beyond what can be measured in economic terms. Education for sustainable development and youth participation Children and youth should be an integrated aspect of all development and environmental policy in the same way as women and gender. In order to obtain the necessary social transformation all parties need to prioritise education for sustainable development. Young people need to prepare for having sustainable livelihoods and taking part in the new green economy. ? Education for sustainable development must be integrated in all levels and all subjects in primary and higher education. ? Youth-led informal education for sustainable development must be recognised in terms of training and financial support. Young people have the right to participate and to be heard in decision making concerning our future. States are responsible of removing economic barriers which hinder youth participation and of opening up decision making fora for youth. ? Actual and representative youth participation in international fora for sustainable development must be secured. Official youth delegates can promote meaningful youth participation at an international level. ? Mechanisms which secure youth participation in national decision processes must be developed at national levels. Institutional framework ensuring the rights of young and future generations To ensure the rights of young and future generations, there is a need of institutional changes that better protects the environment. These institutions needs to be mandated compliance mechanisms. ? Rio must strengthen international environmental law and establish an International Environmental Court. ? Appointing an Ombudsperson for future generations at international and national level can be a good institutional mechanism for promoting sustainable development . Food security means food sovereignty and sustainable small-scale agriculture The principle of food sovereignty should be the framework for achieving food security. All countries must have the right to produce enough food for their population. Food security depends on sustainable small-scale agriculture adapted to local ecological conditions. Sustainable small-scale agriculture provides employment and livelihoods, is less harmful to the environment and more resilient for climate change than large-scale farming. ? Rio+20 must promote sustainable and responsible food production which is climate resilient, nutritious and provide livelihood and employment opportunities. ? The knowledge of youth and women, and their rights to land ownership must be recognised. ? Rio must establish an action plan for implementing the conclusions in the report ?International Assessment of Agricultural Knowledge, Science and Technology for Development? (IAASTD). Green energy for all Energy Access is essential in order to fight poverty. Small-scale production of renewable energy is an important part of the solution for ensuring energy Access. At the same time, a transformation to renewable energy and reduced energy consumption in Western countries is needed. This can happen without negative consequences for living standards. ? Rio must promote an equal distribution of energy consumption globally, through increased Access to green energy in developing countries and a dramatic reduction of energy consumption in developed countries. ? Direct and indirect subsidies on fossil fuel must be abolished. ? Rio must initiate a strong effort for developing green energy technology. ? Funding for green technology projects in developing countries must be in addition to traditional development aid.


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Apps in the Windows Store are built so they don't slow down your PC when you're not using them. When you stop using an app, Windows leaves it running in the background and then, after a while, closes it for you.
But if you want to close an app, drag it from the top of the screen to the very bottom. (If you're using a mouse, move your mouse pointer to the top of the screen and then click the Close button in the title bar.)
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Oregon OSHA, 350 Winter Street NE Room 430, Salem, Oregon 97301-3878
For immediate release:
July 31, 2012
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Melanie Mesaros, Public Information Officer
Oregon OSHA urges caution following three workplace carbon monoxide incidents
Overexposures send workers to the hospital
(Salem) –In recent weeks, employees at three different Portland-area worksites were exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide while operating gas-powered equipment. Oregon OSHA, a division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, is urging employers to take precautions to avoid carbon monoxide exposure, which can cause nausea, dizziness, headache, or in extreme cases, death.
"It's alarming to see this number of serious carbon monoxide incidents," said Oregon OSHA Administrator Michael Wood. "While the risk always exists, employers should see this as a reminder to beware of the hazard in their workplace."
Oregon OSHA is investigating the following three cases:
Prolonged or high exposure to carbon monoxide may worsen symptoms, which can also include vomiting, confusion, collapse, and muscle weakness. Symptoms can vary from person to person.
Heaters, generators, sprayers, pressure washers, drywall equipment, forklifts, and anything else with an internal combustion engine or that burns a petroleum fuel, gas, wood or coal are examples of equipment that can pose a risk, especially in an enclosed space.
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Competed at the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 butterfly.
Swam on the school record-breaking 200 medley relay at Pac-12s ... Finished 11th in the 100 fly at the Pac-12 meet ... Finished fourth in the 100 fly vs. USC ... Was third in the 100 fly and fourth in the 200 fly vs. Oregon State and Utah ... Placed second in the 100 fly vs. Arizona ... Was fourth in both the 50 free and 100 fly against Arizona State ... Athletic Director's Honor Roll ... Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention ... CSCAA Scholar All-America honorable mention honoree.
Swam an Olympic Trials qualifying time in the 100 fly with a lifetime-best swim at U.S. Nationals (1:01.87).
Placed 15th in the 100 fly and 19th in the 200 fly at Pac-10s ... Was third in both fly events against USC and Arizona ... Finished third in the 100 fly vs. Cal ... Placed third in the 200 fly and fourth in the 100 fly against Stanford ... Placed second in the 100 fly vs. Boise State/Washington State ... Finished third in the 100 fly and fifth in the 200 fly against ASU ... Placed second in the 100 fly against OSU/UCSB ... Won the 100 fly and placed third in the 200 fly vs. UC Davis/LMU ... Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
Competed for her club team, North Bay Aquatics, throughout the summer and at U.S. Nationals in the 100 fly ... Sectional champion in the 100 fly.
Competed in the 50 free and 100/200 fly events at Pac-10s ... Also swam against USC, Cal, Stanford and UCSB/OSU ... At the Toshiba Classic, finished 27th in the 200 fly ... Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
Three-time All-American in the 100 fly and 200 IM ... Two-time Scholastic All-American in the 100 fly and 200 IM ... Three-time MVP ... Two-time all-league first-team ... Set school records in the 100 fly, 200 IM and 100 breast ... Swam for North Bay Aquatics under coaches Ken DeMont and Don Swartz ... Competed in the Long Course Junior National Championships in the 100/200 fly, 200 breast and 200 IM in 2008 and the 100/200 fly and 200 IM in 2009.
Born April 28, 1991 in San Francisco, Calif. ... Daughter of Stephen and Jean Christofferson ... Has one brother, Ben ... Global Studies major.
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50 Freestyle (Short Course) 24.01
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- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup canola oil
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 2 eggs
- 1/3 cup buttermilk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup butter, cubed
- 1/4 cup milk
- 2 to 2-1/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, salt and baking soda. In a large saucepan over medium heat, bring the cocoa, water, oil and butter to a boil. Gradually add to dry ingredients and mix well. Combine the eggs, buttermilk and vanilla; gradually add to batter and mix well (batter will be very thin).
- Fill paper-lined muffin cups three-fourths full. Bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For icing, in a heavy saucepan, combine the brown sugar, butter and milk. Cook and stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved. Increase heat to medium. Do not stir. Cook for 3-6 minutes or until bubbles form in center of mixture and syrup turns amber. Remove from the heat; transfer to a small bowl. Cool to room temperature. Gradually beat in confectioners' sugar until smooth. Frost cupcakes. Yield: 2 dozen.
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"Personally, my family liked that these didn't have a strong chocolate taste. They were very moist and the frosting was very good. I made it into a birthday cake instead of cupcakes."
"Cupcakes did not have a strong chocolate taste. to greasy and the frosty was good but to sweet."
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- 1/3 cup butter, softened
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
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- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine dry ingredients; add to creamed mixture alternately with applesauce.
- Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake at 350° for 25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing to a wire rack. Frost cooled cupcakes. Yield: 1 dozen.
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Cameron Wake says "consistency" will make Miami Dolphins contenders
The Miami Dolphins fizzled at the end of the season for the second straight year, losing four of the season's final five games. All but one of those losses (that beat down the New England Patriots handed the quitting Dolphins) came in the fourth quarter.
The team's poor finishes the past two seasons has served as the Achilles heel of the Tony Sparano era. But that hasn't stopped the team's players from believing this young Dolphins squad isn't far from being a playoff team.
Tony McDaniel told me this weekend the 2010 Dolphins were "one play away" in each of those losses from winning double-digit games, and being in the playoff hunt.
He's referring to one defensive stop, one dropping interception being caught, and a stalled red zone opportunity transforming from a field goal into a touchdown.
Cameron Wake backed up McDaniel during his Monday night appearance on the NFL Network, telling the nation that the Dolphins will right the ship when the team plays with "consistency" in 2011.
"We go on the road and we're unstoppable, and then we come home and can't beat teams we definitely should beat," Wake said, referring to the late-season home losses to Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. "We beat the Super Bowl champs."
Wake's referring to the overtime win over the Green Bay Packers. The Dolphins also had a victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team the Packers beat in the big game, stolen as a result of a controversial end zone call that cost Miami a 23-22 loss in week seven.
"We've had games where we felt like we dominated, and then there are games where we've been manhandled," Wake said of the 2010 defense. "I'm going to be honest. We can't have a [letdown]. You got one chance on Sunday [under] the lights and you've got to put your best out there on the field."
When addressing the offenses struggles, Wake said the weapons are there, especially now AFTER a couple of new pieces (Mike Pouncey, Daniel Thomas, Edmond Gates, Charles Clay) were added in the draft.
"We have the weapons. We've seen flashes of their greatness," Wake said, forcing yours truly to ask myself WHEN!!!!!
"Just being able to put that in a constant flow, back-to-back, getting the ball in the end zone," Wake said. "I think we've got some things in the right places. We have new guys coming in with the draft and a new offensive coordinator (in Brian Daboll). Just be consistent! They do their job, we do ours."
When asked about Chad Henne, who has compiled a 13-14 record in his two seasons as the Dolphins' starter, Wake gave Henne a better endorsement than McDaniel.
"I stand behind the guy," he said. "He was the choice coming out of training camp, and I know all the defense rallies behind the guy. We see what he can do. To have him go out there and be nervous, second-guess his arm would be something that would make the situation worse. I stand behind the guy. I have full confidence in him this offseason and [believe] he'll take us forward next season."
That's if Henne earns the starting job in 2011 because the Dolphins plan to add a veteran to compete with Henne for the starting spot during what will possibly he a lockout shortened training camp.
Later during his NFL Network appearance Wake showed off his popular duck and rip move he uses to get around tackles. Take notes because he was attacking from the right side of the offensive line, which is his strength. That's where the bulk of his NFL sacks come from.
Imagine how dominant the Dolphins defense would become if they had a polished pass rusher (or maybe Karlos Dansby if AJ Edds frees him up by locking down on tight ends and scatbacks) attacking the left side? Or if Randy Starks regained his explosiveness.
I suspect that would help the Dolphins become more consistent at pass rushing because last year's team featured a one-trick pony. Wake, who contributed 57 tackles, 14 sacks and three forced fumbles last season, is now a Pro Bowler, and one of the NFL's top 100 players according to his peers.
So the Dolphins better expect opposing offenses to treat him like one, and get Wake some help. They also might want to address his salary ($480,000 in 2011 in base salary and $565,000 in 2012) before there's talk of a holdout.


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Away from the iced over streets and overyhyped clubs of Park City, and away from the belt-buckle country Saturday night at the Maverik Center, Jackie Greene performed a fun, inspired mix of his own songs at The Depot along with enough rock and blues covers to satisfy divergent interests.
Greene, who's performed about a half dozen times in Salt Lake City since 2008, played his first gig as a headliner at The Depot, after graduating from headlining a two-night stand at The State Room last January. About 600 people crowded the floor Saturday night for their semi-annual blast of straight-ahead rock from the "Prince of Americana."
As usual, Greene's foray into covers was a mix of the expected - the Grateful Dead's "New Speedway Boogie" and "Shakedown Street," and the unexpected, Elton John's "Benny and the Jets," and blues legend Freddy King's "Tore Down." Another bluesy treat was the old Chicago staple from the 1950s, "Five Long Years."
A lot of bands have bluesy songs or bluesy vibes, but it's unusual to hear a rock act tackle a full-on Chess Records chestnut like this. Greene's superlative guitar playing has grown over time and with his Gibson ES-335 cranked, the 31-year-old Sacramento native is extremely adept at blues playing - something most of his contemporaries cannot say. And while this show was definitely more low profile compared to some of the hip-hop happenings in Park City, it was refreshingly honest and unpretentious. And that's something to relish regardless of what it's up against.


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ZF-301: Remove requirement for camelcaps transforms for Db fields
Apart from providing a more code-friendly appearance, I feel that the camelcaps transform on field names creates another unnecessary layer of abstraction. If my database has user_list_id and member_status, it is far more readable and understandable for those looking through the code to refer to the field names as-is. Especially as the insert/update and where criteria code still relies on the 'uncamelised' id, this treatment seems a bit inconsistent and redundant, considering the inflector that is needed to re-transform them back to the original field name.
I'm not saying to ditch this feature (as I'm sure some people do quite like this), however wish it to be a configurable option. Ideally you would enable/disable when you instantiate the Db object.
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CASE_DEFAULT = Unchanged CASE_MIXED = Uppercase words (Camel style - strip underscores) CASE_LOWER = Lowercase (retain underscores) CASE_UPPER = Uppercase (retain underscores)
Almost the same as ZF-50, so let us all put our comments on these topics in ZF-50.
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Our indoor pool building has been totally rebuilt. There is also a sauna and all new guest changing area with showers for guest use.
Next to the Japanese garden with panaromic views of October Mountain and farm land. A place to relax and rejuvenate.
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Do hot flashes have a silver lining? Turns out they may correlate with lower odds of developing breast cancer, according to a controversial report in the February issue of Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers and Prevention.
The study found that women with a history of menopausal symptoms – including hot flashes, insomnia and mood swings—have a 50 percent lower risk of developing the two most common types of postmenopausal breast cancer. In addition, the more severe the hot flashes, the less likely it was that the women in the study went on to develop breast cancer. Women with the most extreme flashes—which woke them up at night—had a 70 to 80 percent lower risk of breast cancer, says senior author Christopher I. Li, MD, PhD, a breast cancer epidemiologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle.
What's the hypothesized link between breast cancer and hot flashes? Hormones. For the last two decades, researchers have surmised that higher levels of estrogen increase your risk of breast cancer. During perimenopause and menopause, your estrogen levels fluctuate, moving in a downward direction until they settle at a much lower point than when you were, say, age 30. The assumption in the Seattle study is that hot flashes and similar symptoms indicate lower levels of estrogen, and hence a reduced risk of breast cancer.
However, not everyone agrees with that assumption. "There is no data to show that lower estrogen levels correlate with the severity of hot flashes," says Mary Jane Minkin, MD, clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at Yale University. "Twenty percent of women have zero hot flashes and their estrogen levels are very low—just as low as their sister who has miserable hot flashes." Notes Steven R. Goldstein, MD, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at New York University's Langone Medical Center, "For younger [perimenopausal] women, the culprit in symptoms might not be just the absolute value of estrogen but the change in their estrogen levels."
Goldstein, who is the president of the North American Menopause Society (NAMS), also takes issue with the methodology of the Seattle study. The researchers interviewed 1,437 postmenopausal women (988 diagnosed with breast cancer and 449 who had no history of the disease) and asked them to recollect years later the severity of their hot flashes, the duration of the episodes, the type of symptoms experienced, and similar details. Since the study was retrospective—women had to recall their symptoms during one 90-minute interview—rather than prospective—in which researchers would have followed what happened to the subjects over several years, "you have to take it all with a grain of salt," Goldstein says.
Still, Margery Gass, MD, the executive director of NAMS and a consultant to the Cleveland Clinic, calls the study's findings "thought-provoking." She adds: "Can hot flashes be a marker for other health issues? These findings should prompt other researchers to look at their results to see if they can confirm or refute these findings."
Experts agree, however, that this study will not change how doctors and women handle the detection of breast cancer. "There isn't really anything women can do other than continue to get regular breast cancer screenings regardless of whether they have menopausal symptoms," Li says.
Here's the schedule: The American Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that women between the ages of 40 and 50 get screened every one to two years; women 50 years and older should undergo mammograms annually.


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Two Model Franchises (And Managers)
Tonight's marathon Twins-Rays game featured two of the most solid franchises in the American League duking it out deep into extra innings.
For "starters", David Price (7 IP, 5 H, 1 ER, 7 K) and Scott Baker (8 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 7 K) matched each other hurl for hurl, with only an early Jason Repko double (driving in Danny Valencia) lighting up the scoreboard whatsoever.
Unsettlingly, though, Matt Capps came in for the save situation and promptly blew it, allowing the tying run to score on a Dan Johnson single.
From that point on, it was a battle of the bullpens, with the Twins holding the slight edge and thus the 2-1 victory:
Tampa: 4 IP, 3 H, 1 ER (all from Lance Cormier)
Minnesota: 4 IP, 0 H, 0 ER (Crain, Mijares, Guerrier)
In a game featuring such quality managers as Joe Maddon and Ron Gardenhire, what can you expect?!
-It was nice to see Guerrier redeem himself after last night. This is a guy who doesn't have the most talent in the world, but relies instead on location and pitch movement. Really strong performance tonight.
-Capps had better buy Baker a nice dinner sometime this week.
-Delmon Young finally got the big hit against his former club! Hopefully that will break him out of his little mini-funk.
Preview (60-48, 2nd, 1.5 GB CWS): Kevin Slowey (10-5, 4.44) vs. Wade Davis (9-9, 4.21).


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Expect a mostly sunny day Wednesday in the Volusia and Flagler County area, with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees cooler than Tuesday, marking the beginning of a new cold front.
The National Weather Service forecast calls for daytime highs in the low 70s and overnight lows into the mid-40s. Winds also will be lighter for Wednesday, about 5 to 10 mph.
Forecasters predict no chance of rain through the weekend, though it's expected to get even cooler by Friday. Daytime highs will fall into the 60s then, with overnight lows dropping into the 30s.
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SLC's Bambara is celebrating the holidays in style with a fabulous new winter menu from Executive Chef Nathan Powers. There will also be special offerings each evening that aren't to be missed.
Guests are encouraged to make reservations in advance, as each of these special nights will fill up very quickly.
"I love to delight our guests with some of my favorite holiday dishes, like my prosciutto wrapped Utah red trout with bacon roasted Brussels sprouts," says Chef Powers. "Tradition plays a big part of the season for my family, and I am happy to share these limited time specials with our guests this time of year."
Chef Powers' new menu items include: an appetizer of cast iron roasted mussels with local chorizo, melted leeks, white wine, roasted garlic crème fraîche and grilled bread; a warm pistachio crusted goat cheese salad with red oak leaf, radicchio, Utah honey and lavender vinaigrette; and mouth watering new winter entrees of seared venison; prosciutto wrapped Utah red trout; seared diver scallops; and new filet of beef selection with duck fat roasted fingerlings, leek purée, mushrooms, Madeira gastrique and truffled aioli.
On Christmas Eve, Monday, Dec. 24, Bambara will be open for breakfast from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and dinner from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. It will be closed on Christmas.
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About half of all food poisoning cases occur away from homeat restaurants, picnics, banquets, stadiums, your Aunt Betsys house. Theres only so much you can do about those. But theres plenty you can do to protect yourself and your family at home.
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ZF-12529: Zend_Mail function _formatAddress not following RFC2822
When the name in the From address contains a dot, the name should be enclosed in double quotes. Although the code checks a lot of characters that require the quotes ( ()<>[]:;@\, ), the dot is missing.
The fix is obvious and simple: Just add a dot to the string on line 1267 (version 1.12.1) in Zend/Mail.php.
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by Steven A. Frowine
For many gardeners, overwintering fish creates a great deal of anxiety, but it is really quite straightforward. You can choose one of two methods. One is to leave the fish outdoors if you have an in-ground pool or pond. Goldfish are naturally cold-water fish, and as long as the pool or pond does not freeze solid, the fish will do fine. The main concern is that if ice freezes across the entire surface of the pool, noxious gasses resulting from decomposing leaves and other organic matter in the water will have no way to escape and will be lethal to the fish.
The necessary depth of the unfrozen section varies with the severity of your winters, but for most cold-weather areas (USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 6), a depth of 3 to 4 feet in part of the pool is usually sufficient. As a safety precaution, you can add a floating cattle water trough heater, which has a built in thermostat, to keep at least a section of the pool from freezing solid.
You can also bring goldfish indoors in fall when the weather turns cold, and store them in an aquarium or a child's wading pool. These small pools come in fiberglass or plastic. If you use the latter, treat it first because plastic residue can be toxic to fish. To treat a pool, fill it with water and add 1 tablespoon of salt per gallon of water. Let it sit for a couple of days; then wash it out and add fresh water. Also, treat tap water with a conditioner. The pH level of your household water should be the same as that of the outdoor water. If the difference in levels is drastic, the shock can kill the fish.
The easiest way to capture fish for transport is to drain three-fourths of the water from the outdoor water garden. With the fish in a more concentrated area, it's easy to collect them with a small net. Place them in a bucket of water. Float this bucket in the indoor aquarium or pool, and let the fish make the move into their indoor home.
Steven Frowine is a horticulturist and an expert goldfish hobbyist.
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