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The fajita wrap lunch was better than the "Epic Burger" the day before but it still doesn't match the quality and selection at the cafeterias in Deer Valley. What Spruce does get right is the seating. You look around and there are these medieval-size round wooden tables for eight that people naturally share. You don't have to hover over some poor family waiting for them to suit up just so you can sit down to lunch at a four-top. The diameter of the tables is so big that you still feel as if you have separation from strangers yet you can make the effort and make new friends if you'd like.
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We met a group of ski club board members. They were in BC at the Mountain Travel Symposium looking to network with vendors who could help them plan their next ski week. In addition to connecting hotels with tour operators, introducing them all to new ways to do business and a website called OnTheSnow.com hitting them all up for advertising, MTS facilitates ski clubs from all over the country. Club council members can attend and meet up with the companies who provide the elements for their group ski trips- resorts, lodges, equipment, transportation, etc. Utah was well represented. Bringing in ski clubs like Boca, St Louis and Oklahoma ski clubs can only bolster the economy.
We said adios to this elderly lot from Michigan and headed back outside to play in the spring slush up on Beaver Creek's slopes now that the sun finally did its thing. The resort bustled for a mid-week day in April but with more than 1800 acres there was never a wait at the lift or interference on the runs. The mountain would be a blast in mid-winter, I thought. Beaver Creek may attract the affluent, mostly intermediate skiers but that just means the goods stay good well past when other Colorado front range resorts are tracked out. Just like at Deer Valley- except that BC's run are much longer. We spied Grouse Mountain and Birds of Prey but dabbling with steep groomed, double black bumps and trees in these conditions would have curled my toes and grinded my teeth.
Over by the Larkspur lift we had about 1200 vertical feet of medium-sized spring moguls. The snow wasn't Utah powder and while reports were posted on Facebook about Snowbird hitting the 600-inch snowfall mark, we welcomed the soft grits of corn snow under foot. We weren't complaining; it was a heck of a lot better than that firm scratchy icy stuff we skied the day before. And no one got in our way.
Beaver Creek is one of the best places for families I've encountered. The blue runs are well-manicured with a fleet of groomers that have no problem roaming the hillside during the day to make sure things stay buff.
The "magic carpets" (think airport conveyor belts for beginning skiers) are open to everyone who needs it. The little kids meet inside for ski school where they stay warm and fresh until it's time to go out. (No standing around outside with a crowd of kids and parents in front of a number sign.) They're tagged with cute buttons that have their name and an emergency code on it so no one else goes home with junior.
The class size isn't limited but with the early April timing, Sage shared her instructor with only four others. And when her instructor, Tom, returned her to me, I heard him say, "Come here, Sweetheart, your mommy's this way." Obviously, they had a good time together or he would be using less endearing words. 'Thing 1' comes to mind. The whole family thing carries down into the aprs scene (there is one as opposed to the lack of one at DV). Sage took off her boots and danced with her peers to the family friendly tunes played by a local guy on an acoustic guitar in the lobby of the Park Hyatt. Later, there's roasting s'mores in the plaza.
Finally, we packed up. Said goodbye to our plush Elkhorn Lodge digs and drove 10 minutes east to Vail. While MTS challenged the left side of my brain with all of the business models, predictions for the future of tourism marketing and people dressed in business casual, the Taste of Vail was about to tickle my right side.


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My daughter Taylor was turning 7 and because of her obsession with penguins she requested a penguin party. Her party is in July so I had to come up with a creative way to house penguins in a hot environment! Taylor has a pretty good collection of plush penguins so I knew I wanted to use them throughout the party. We gave them a good wash in the washing machine and plopped them on a snowy, beach backdrop with plenty of bright colors. We added sheer colorful curtains for the back drop of the table and used risers to create heights and covered them in snowy material. The folding food tags and colorful mini striped bags and mini baking cups helped add more color to the table. My favorite part of the table was the adorable cake pops on an oval tray lined with wavy blue paper to resemble a pool and the super cute penguin cookies. The mini striped bags held "snowballs" aka powdered donut holes. The green polka dot baking cups held "fish bait' which was a goldfish trail mix.
Taylor's favorite drink is lemonade and her favorite penguin is a pink penguin named Penguino. She named the lemonade Penguino's Fresh Lemonade. We made labels and attached to glass bottles and added pink stripped straws. The water bottles were taped with penguin duct tape (awesome find!) and I added blue fish ice cubes.
My mom made the enormous penguin cake that was way bigger than we expected but tasted so good!
The kids played on a huge blowup water slide and pool.
Each guest was asked to do a thumb print penguin and sign their name for a guest "book" poster.
The favor was a small bag that contained a penguin pillow box filled with gummy fish, tattoos and a lip gloss for the girls and a squirt gun for the boys.
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Yep, finally went to the new house this week. Everything still needs to be straightened out, but it's pretty nice. I have to buy a ton of stuff, because I'm changing my whole room, but that can only be fun.
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Samuel L. Gillespie passed away on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012 at his home.
He was born to the late Marshall Gillespie and Madaline and Walt Ivory.
After graduating from Caesar Rodney High School in 1957, Sam started work for the Coca Cola Co. After leaving there, he went to work for Carl King as a truck driver. He later went to work at General Foods, which later became Kraft Foods. He eventually retired from the Engineering Services section of Kraft after 34 years.
In his spare time, Sam enjoyed hunting, bowling, shooting sporting clays, and golf. In his younger years, he played fast pitch softball. He did enjoy coaching the Playtex Woman's Softball team for many years. His favorite pastime was visiting the Harrington Slots, and keeping score with his favorite football team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. Sam was very people oriented, and quite witty. He had countless friends and always had a way to make you smile. He will be remembered as a jokester, but also had a giving, generous, and compassionate heart. He would give you the shirt off of his back, and oftentimes help those in need anonymously, without recognition. He loved to keep in touch with his family and friends via the computer. He also loved taking his buddy Sassy on daily rides in his all terrain Workhorse. Above all, he loved and cared for his wife, Josephine, and loved "picking" on her.
He was preceded in death by hisbrother in law, Robert N. Mitchell. He is survived by his loving wife of 44 years, Josephine M. Gillespie of Felton; mother-in-law, Mary Massey of Felton; brother, Joseph Gillespie of Mentor, Ohio; sisters, Sandra A. Mitchell of Greenwood and Alberta Scheutzow of Ohio; brother-in-laws and spouses, Richard McCloskey (Wanda), Ronald McCloskey (Patty), Robert McCloskey (Patty), and John McCloskey (Linda), all of Felton; several cousins, nieces, nephews, and numerous friends.
Service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012 at the Melvin Funeral Home, 15522 South DuPont Hwy., Harrington. Visitation will be one hour prior. Family has requested that you please dress casual.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions be made to the Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, Kansas 66675, or to your favorite charity.
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The UNCSD Secretariat has prepared two companion reports, namely, the Synthesis Report on Best Practices and Lessons Learned on the Objective and Themes of the Conference, and the SG?s Report: Objective and Themes of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development. The first reflects questionnaire responses of member States and other key stakeholders, the second focuses on the two themes and how they can help accelerate progress on the sustainable development agenda.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK. (April 19, 2012) - Community leaders who have advanced pediatric health care shined Thursday evening at Arkansas Children's Hospital's (ACH) signature recognition ceremony, the Ruth Olive Beall and Betty A. Lowe, MD, Awards.
The sixth annual event honored the tireless effort and dedication of physicians who serve on staff, as well as of community champions of pediatric health issues. The hospital presented 28 physicians with milestone service awards for periods ranging from five to 40 years on staff.
Held at Chenal Country Club in Little Rock, the awards ceremony also recognized two pediatricians, a community physicians group and one proponent of children's health with the hospital's highest honors.
The pediatricians received a statuesque crystal vase as a display of appreciation for the support and devotion they have shown ACH. The Betty A. Lowe, MD, Award recipient's name will be added to a plaque next to an original painting by renowned Little Rock artist Barry Thomas; the artwork hangs prominently in the hospital. The ACH Foundation also presented Hanley with a signed, limited edition print of the painting.
Ruth Olive Beall was the second superintendent of the Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital. Under her leadership, ACH weathered the storm of the depression, made record progress and expanded well beyond its original status. Betty Ann Lowe, MD, is an Arkansas pediatrician, past medical director of ACH and professor emeritus at UAMS. This program is named in honor of these women because they were visionaries for ACH. Find out more about Ruth Olive Beall and other important people who shaped the hospital at ach100.org.
Arkansas Children's Hospital is the only pediatric medical center in Arkansas and one of the largest in the United States serving children. The campus spans 28 city blocks and houses 316 beds, a staff of approximately 500 physicians, 80 residents in pediatrics and pediatric specialties and more than 4,000 employees. The private, nonprofit healthcare facility boasts an internationally renowned reputation for medical breakthroughs and intensive treatments, unique surgical procedures and forward-thinking medical research - all dedicated to fulfilling our mission of enhancing, sustaining and restoring children's health and development. For more information, visit www.archildrens.org.
UAMS is the state's only comprehensive academic health center, with colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Related Professions and Public Health; a graduate school; a hospital; a statewide network of regional centers; and seven institutes: the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute, the Jackson T. Stephens Spine & Neurosciences Institute, the Myeloma Institute for Research and Therapy, the Harvey & Bernice Jones Eye Institute, the Psychiatric Research Institute, the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging and the Translational Research Institute. Named best Little Rock metropolitan area hospital by U.S. News & World Report, it is the only adult Level 1 trauma center in the state. UAMS has more than 2,800 students and 775 medical residents. It is the state's largest public employer with more than 10,000 employees, including nearly 1,150 physicians who provide medical care to patients at UAMS, Arkansas Children's Hospital, the VA Medical Center and UAMS' Area Health Education Centers throughout the state. Visit www.uams.edu or
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Charles Bradley has a new release out this week on Dunham Records, a sub-label of Daptone Records, the great Brooklyn-based home of Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings. Dunham is the perfect fit for the re-discovered soul singer, whose 45 singles were relatively unappreciated in their time. After years of traveling and odd jobs, he was picked up by Daptone's Gabriel Roth, and now he's touring around the country with The Budos Band & The Menahan Street Band. His new album, No Time For Dreaming, is available in stores today. Get a free download below, and check out the video for "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" here.
Tony Cook is another comeback story with a new release out this week: Back To Reality. Tony was the drummer of the J.B.'s, and he produced the record "On The Floor (Rock It)" which later became known as "granddaddy of house records." While funk gradually turned into disco, Cook began to produce on his own, merging genres that didn't exist yet like garage and house (hence "the granddaddy of house records" title). Stones Throw Records is releasing some of these old recordings on Back to Reality, showing the music community's cooperation between generations and genre labels. Download the single below, get the album on iTunes, and get more info about Tony Cook from Stones Throw.


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Height: 6-5 Weight: 256 lbs.
Born: October 22, 1982 in Swords Creek, VA
High School: Honaker
College: Virginia (school history) (Miller college stats)
Drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1st round (30th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 46 (1763rd overall since 1950)
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On Your Mark, Get Set, Go! Time for Colorado High School Mountain Bike Season.
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I'm sure the kids get tired of us old people saying things like, "I wish they would have had a mountain bike team when I was a kid!" But it's true. So many of us would have been psyched to line up with what probably would have been embarrassing neon Lycra and 65 pound bikes. But we are so fortunate to live vicariously through all the high school kids in Colorado who get to practice (ride their mountain bikes) and line up for four very well run bike races every fall. It's that time again and all over Colorado high school kids are working on their endurance, learning about passing safely, being schooled on trail etiquette and preparing for a whole new way to compete in high school sports.
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This is the third year of the Colorado High School Cycling League and if history tells us anything, it should be another banner year for the league. Last year 325 athletes participated in the 2011 race series—a 78% increase from 2010. And this year there are more scholarships available to teams, coaches and riders thanks to the success of CycleFest (can you say Tom Danielson?) and the Just Go Harder Foundation. Last year 33 teams represented the state and this year there are five more teams; Rock Canyon, Highlands Ranch, Estes Park, Columbine (Littleton), Fountain Valley in Colorado Springs and Highlander also in Colorado Springs.
For the past two years Boulder High School has won the state championships with Salida on its tail in both years. Many schools continue to deliver strong performances including Fairview, Monarch and Golden. Last year 55 girls accounted for 17% of the riders which was a 120% increase from 2010. So far this year there are 158 boys and 32 girls signed up—and there's still time to find your team and get signed up. September 3rd is the deadline to sign up on line for the first race. But on-site registration is also available. Save time and money by registering ahead of time. Best case scenario is for people to go on line and check out all the rules and deadlines. Speaking of races, there are four races in the season. The race schedule is:
- September 9, 2012 Chalk Creek Challenge Nathrop
- September 23, 2012 Snow Mountain Ranch Stampede Granby
- October 7, 2012 Peaceful Valley Invitational Elbert
- October 21, 2012 Finals TBD
It is truly amazing to watch these kids get out there and give it their all. For more information on how to get your kid signed up or how to volunteer, go to http://www.coloradomtb.org. Stay tuned for more coverage as the season and the league continues to develop.
- High School Mountain Biking is Exploding in Colorado
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Why Choose the UTC/Erlanger Nurse Anesthesia Program?
Rich Learning Experience
A 27 month program of rigorous coursework with bountiful clinical experiences prepares our students for the national certification exam offered by the NBCRNA Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists. Once certified, students who earn their MSN in Nurse Anesthesia from UTC may begin work immediately as a CRNA, without the need for additional on-the-job training or work-related orientation.
North Mississippi Medical Center Partnership
Students from Mississippi are encouraged to take advantage of UTC's partnership with North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, Mississippi. Through state-of-the-art distance learning technology, students in Tupelo are able to attend courses while making their clinical rotations at North Mississippi Medical Center, gaining access to many different specialty areas of anesthesia practice within one institution and without additional travel.
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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga offers some of the lowest tuition rates in the region. In addition, UTC participates with fifteen other states in the Academic Common Market. Through this program, students wishing to pursue study in graduate programs not available within their home state may be able to attend out-of-state programs at in-state tuition rates.
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The first-time pass rate for August 2011 graduates on the National Certification Examination is 100%. Graduates from the UTC/Erlanger Health Systems MSN Nurse Anesthesia program continue to surpass the national first-time pass rate on the NCE. Students who complete the 27-month program at the UTC/Erlanger Nurse Anesthesia Program traditionally score above the national average on their certification examination after graduation.
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The master's degree in nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (www.aacn.nche.edu/ccne-accreditation). The MSN Nurse Anesthesia Concentration is fully accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA) through May 2022. The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
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ZF-2609: ZCDispatcher_Standard shows notices when default module does not exist and/or was not set
Assuming the simple following boostrap :
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$frontController = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$frontController->addControllerDirectory($appDir . '/main/controllers','main');
If I would like the 'main' module to be the default one, I should have written $frontController->setDefaultModule('main'); But I don't, I assume dispatcher will find it on its own.
If all right, then Dispatcher will dispatch my 'main' module (namespaced, that's correct as it's not declared as being the default module) but it will show some notices : Notice: Undefined index: default in path/to/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php on line 330
I think that the default module should be always set (id 'default' then the directory must exist or any declared with setDefaultModule()), and Dispatcher should throw an exception if it's not the case.
See the patch attached, that redefines the getActionMethod() for that. it seems to break some tests, maybe that's not a good patch, I'm on it.
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Here are the tests for the second patch.
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The Beacon Hill Group opened Sonoma Draft House at 101 S. Eola Drive in Orlando this past weekend.
The California-inspired beer bar takes over the space that was once The Beacon (and also the short-lived iMansion, unlike The Beacon this was not a Beacon Hill venture) inside The Sanctuary building.
The bar and restaurant features 49 draft beers and stone fired pizzas, wings and more.
The Beacon Hill Group also owns Mucho Tequila and Tacos, Stardust Lounge, XL Gallery and Cigarz at CityWalk. For more information on the Sonoma Draft House, call 407-730-3400.


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Thousands Treated Every Day
A 1,171-bed facility, The Mount Sinai Hospital delivers inpatient care to approximately 60,000 people per year and outpatient care to about 530,000. Read More
Visiting Mount Sinai Hospital
The Mount Sinai Hospital and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai campuses stretches from East 98th to 102nd Streets between Madison and Fifth Avenues on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
Buildings located on campus include:
- The Mount Sinai Hospital, in the Guggenheim Pavilion, with entrances at 1190 Fifth Avenue (at E. 101st Street) and 1468 Madison Avenue. The hospital emergency room entrance is located on Madison Avenue.
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, in the Annenberg Building, 1468 Madison Avenue (at E. 100th Street).
- Kravis Children's Hospital, 1184 Fifth Avenue, between East 98th and 99th Streets.
- Mount Sinai Doctors Faculty Practice, May Center for Mount Sinai Doctors, 5 East 98th Street.
- The Martha Stewart Center for Living, 1440 Madison Avenue (at 99th Street).
- Klingenstein Pavilion, 1176 Fifth Avenue.
- Klingenstein Clinical Health Center, 1450 Madison Avenue.
- Mount Sinai Center for Advanced Medicine (CAM) , 5-17 East 102nd Street. The CAM Building houses Internal Medicine Associates, one of many patient services located there.
- Leon and Norma Hess Center for Science and Medicine, 1470 Madison Avenue
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The Missing Link, Designing Health, Inc, Ultimate Puppy Health Formula , 8 oz (227 g)
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The Missing Link Ultimate Puppy Health Formula is a scientifically advanced Superfood Supplement made with wholesome ingredients plus probiotic. This blend of supporting nutrient promote the overall good health and well-being for all breeds of puppies.
This unique synergistic blend of the highest quality ingredients combines:
- Balanced Omega 3 and 6 to maintain healthy skin and coat.
- Omega fatty acids help the absorption of fat soluble vitamins which nutritionally support: intercellular health, the immune system, and healthy eyes, ears, teeth & gums.
- Probiotic and dietary fiber to promote a healthy digestive system
- Protein, calcium, phosphorus and other vital nutrients promote healthy bone, muscle and brain function.
Your puppy will love it and you'll love the result! Robert M. Collett D.V.M.
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Feeding Instructions: Add the Missing Link to your puppy's diet according to its weight, after weaning. Due to the high fiber content, start with small amounts and gradually increase to the recommended level over the course of a week or two.
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|21 - 40 lbs
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8 oz is approx a 85 day supply for dogs up to 25 lbs.
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Ground flaxseed, dry whey protein concentrate, ground beef bone, freeze dried beef liver, rice bran, primary dried yeast, cane molasses, dried carrot, ground barley grass, parsley, sunflower seed, dried kelp, zinc methionine complex, lecithin, dried lactobacillus acidophilus, fermentation product, selenium yeast, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), niacin (vitamin B3), taurine, yucca schidigera extract, riboflavin (vitamin B2), thiamine hydrochloride (vitamin B1), folic acid and vitamin B12 supplement.
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I have been a successful pet store manager of a major chain for over 14 years. I carry the Missing Link line of products and have a good deal of experience with them. They are a good and useful supplement for most pets, providing nutrients that are missing from most pet foods. The fiber, probiotics and essential fatty acids help to maintain and repair your pet from the inside out. If shedding or dry skin is an issue, this will probably alleviate it, at least to some degree. It is NOT, however, a replacement for exercise and quality food, nor will it correct a lifetime of nutritional deficiency! This is a great way to get your little guy started on the right track. I am passionate almost to an extreme about pet health. The lack of essential fatty acids in the typical pet diet really gets me fired up. Just ask me about it some time...but make sure you brought lunch with you, because I'll talk for hours. Every day I see customers with dogs that are in pain from arthritis...I wish they had spoken to me earlier! The typical dog food is like feeding your pet "fast food" for every meal. This formula is economical and most puppies love it. Caution: do not wean your puppies too early! Use a suitable weaning formula to transition your puppy from mom to regular foods. Iherb is an excellent company to do business with: great selection and prices, and fast, reliable shipping. I believe that nutritional supplements saved my life. I've tried a lot of products, and I know what works and what doesn't. My reviews are honest, straighforward, and based on my experience. Read my other reviews to quickly learn from my three decades of research and experimentation.


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Pantry offers thanks
Published: Wednesday, July 17, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 11:16 a.m.
Editor: We want to thank everyone for making the Sixth Pack A Pickup food drive at Sam's Car Wash and Express Care Quick Lube a success. In spite of the weather Saturday, the event well exceeded the goal of 5,000 items.
We could not have done this without your help. We also want to thank Walmart in Lexington, Thomasville and Midway, Food Lion on Talbert Boulevard, Food Lion Corporate, Conrad & Hinkle and Orrell's Food Service for their help. Their donations really helped offset the weather. It truly does take a village to take care of our Davidson County neighbors in need. Thank you for all the support you show the Pastor's Pantry year-round.
Most importantly, we want to thank Sam's Car Wash & Express Care-Quick Lube. Without them we could not have this event. They help us, their backdoor neighbors, as well as their neighbors throughout Davidson County. What a great corporate citizen.
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Submission Document: Download
- Additional Document:
UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio de Janeiro, 4 ? 6 June 2012
Input for Compilation Document Submission by the Planetary Boundaries Initiative
This submission is made on behalf of the newly-formed Planetary Boundaries Initiative, which includes amongst its aims the promotion of a Declaration on Planetary Boundaries.
We submit that States at the Rio Conference should adopt a Declaration on Planetary Boundaries, along the lines of the draft Declaration which is set out at the end of this submission.
If this is not possible, then the outcome document should:
? prominently reflect its Principles;
? contain a commitment by States to develop a legal instrument which would reflect its Principles; and
? pending development of such an instrument, contain a commitment to confer the function of promoting and developing the Principles, and development of such an instrument, on an over-arching international body.
Why a Declaration on Planetary Boundaries?
In 2009, 29 scientists published a paper putting forward the planetary boundaries concept. The concept posits that there are nine critical Earth-system processes and associated thresholds that we need to respect and keep within, in order to protect against the risk of irreversible or even catastrophic environmental change at continental to global scales. Doing so would create a safe operating space for humanity, within which human economy and society would be able to play out. According to the concept?s authors, three of the nine suggested thresholds have already been crossed (for climate change, biodiversity and the nitrogen cycle).1 The threshold for the phosphorus cycle (linked, within the concept, to the nitrogen cycle) has also been crossed, according to a scientific paper earlier this year.2
What is new about the concept is that, rather than understanding environment, economy and society as three pillars of sustainable development, it makes clear that sustainable
1 Rockstr�m, J et al. Planetary boundaries: Exploring the safe operating space for humanity. Ecology and Society [online] 14, 32 (2009). Available online at www.ecologyandsociety.org/vol14/iss2/art32
2 The paper is entitled ?Reconsideration of the planetary boundary for phosphorus?, authored b y Carpenter and Bennett, was published in February 2011 in Environmental Research letters and is available here:
development can only take place within the safe operating space identified by the biophysical realities of critical natural thresholds.
The idea has been acknowledged by the Secretary-General?s High-Level Panel on Global Sustainability: the overall goal for its report later this year and input into Rio+20 is ?To eradicate poverty and reduce inequality, make growth inclusive, and production and consumption more sustainable while combating climate change and respecting the range of other planetary boundaries.?
The planetary boundaries concept has important implications for future governance systems. Current systems, including international laws, have not yet developed sustainability principles that ensure stable and resilient ecological systems for protecting human health and well being. Instead our institutions are often caught in conflict between short-term financial gains and long-term sustainability.
The draft Declaration on Planetary Boundaries is intended as a statement of first principles that lay the institutional framework for such planetary boundary thinking. It calls for humanity to recognize, respect and be responsible for not transgressing planetary boundaries ? internationally, regionally, nationally and locally. It sets out general requirements under each of these three heads, and provides for an over-arching institutional home which cooperates with current institutions and actors across the range of human activities that affect planetary boundaries. In time, such an institution could become -under a UN Convention on Planetary Boundaries -an over-arching Planetary Boundaries Commission.
Rio +20 is an obvious opportunity to explore this innovative approach to sustainable development, including in order to develop ideas around Sustainable Development Goals and/or Millennium Consumption Goals.
Those behind this Declaration believe there is an urgent need to take action on this governance issue to ensure that everyone, including present and future generations and particularly the vulnerable and marginalised, have the protections and rights necessary to live in a social and physical environment that provides for their health and well being.
The draft Declaration follows. It is available, along with a Commentary, here:
Funding for the draft declaration was provided by WWF-UK:
Peter Roderick and Debbie Tripley
Planetary Boundaries Initiative
November 2011
Draft Declaration on Planetary Boundaries
We, the peoples and nations of our planet, Earth,
Cherishing its beauty, diversity, vitality and community of life,
Recognising the innate linkages between components of the ecosystems that sustain life, and valuing their fundamental role for human existence, development and well�being,
Conscious of facing a critical period in the history of our planet,
Concerned that rapidly growing dependence on fossil fuels, industrialised forms of agriculture and escalating demands on natural resources have reached a level that could damage the biogeochemical feedback systems that maintain a habitable planet, resulting in irreversible and, in some cases, abrupt environmental change, which could profoundly undermine long-term human existence and that of other forms of life,
Recalling commitments made at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in respect of sustainable development and future generations, and in particular, Principle 15 of the Rio Declaration concerning application of the precautionary principle,
Determined to respond to the strong scientific consensus and growing evidence base that there are identifiable Earth-system processes on which human existence, development and well-being depend, and which must be safeguarded from the threats of serious or irreversible damage as a result of human activities,
Recognising that safeguarding those processes from such threats is necessary in order to promote sustainable human development and social justice, and likewise that promoting sustainable human development and social justice is necessary for safeguarding those processes,
Principle 1 ? The Fundamental Principle
Earth-system processes that are necessary for ensuring a safe operating space for humanity should be recognised and respected. We are all responsible for safeguarding those processes from the threats of serious or irreversible damage as a result of human activities.
Principle 2 ? Recognition
Recognition of necessary Earth-system processes means:
(1) acknowledging that such processes exist;
(2)acknowledging the need to act in order to safeguard such processes from the threats of serious or irreversible damage as a result of human activities;
(3) researching and developing our understanding of the nature and vulnerabilities of such processes, including of the thresholds at which they could shift into new states and of where boundaries at a safe distance from such thresholds would lie; (4)identifying the human activities that affect such processes, and monitoring the effects of such activities, including collecting, collating and presenting scientific data and information by reference to such processes and the human activities which affect them; and
(5) developing and communicating information about such processes in ways which are transparent and designed to encourage public engagement, trust, common understanding and acceptance of shared responsibility for safeguarding them.
Principle 3 -Respect
Respect for necessary Earth-system processes means:
(1) using scientific information to understand their thresholds;
(2) determining their boundaries transparently on the basis of scientific advice, having taken into account social and economic considerations, public opinion and having assessed the risk of crossing the boundaries;
(3) making decisions, across the range of human activities which affect such processes, to minimise the risk of crossing the boundaries;
(4) designing appropriate public and private sector institutions in order to safeguard such thresholds and boundaries.
Principle 4 -Responsibility
Being responsible for safeguarding necessary Earth-system processes means:
(1) establishing over-arching legal principles and duties to recognise and respect such processes across the range of human activities that affect them;
(2) ensuring people have the right to have them recognised and respected;
(3) guaranteeing rights to information, participation and access to justice, including appropriate and effective remedies; and
(4) creating an independent public enforcement body with appropriate and effective legal powers and duties.
Principle 5 -Institutions
(1) The function of promoting and developing these Principles should be conferred on an over-arching international body (the Planetary Boundaries Institution (PBI)), coordinating a network of regional, national, and sub-national bodies.
(2) The function of promoting and developing these Principles involves cooperation among the PBI and the network, and institutions and organisations with responsibilities across the range of human activities that affect necessary Earth-system processes, at the appropriate levels, as well as engagement and communication with the public.
(3) The PBI and network will also have the function at the appropriate level of providing scientific information and advice for the purposes of Principle 3(1) and (2), based on coordination of the evidence available from research on the thresholds and boundaries of necessary Earth-system processes.
(4) The PBI and network will be assisted in its work by independent, transparent and participative panels at international, regional and national levels, especially in relation to scientific and other research evidence, socio�economic considerations and public engagement.
Principle 6 -Commitments
(1) UN bodies and agencies, other international institutions and inter-governmental organisations with responsibilities for activities that affect necessary Earth-system processes, regional economic integration organisations and States will:
(a) review the laws, policies, strategies and arrangements they have in place for recognising, respecting and being responsible for safeguarding necessary Earth-system processes from the threats of serious or irreversible damage as a result of human activities in accordance with these Principles;
(b) make any improvements necessary to apply these Principles;
(c) cooperate with, provide to and exchange data and information with the PBI and network at the appropriate level; and
(d) report periodically to the PBI and the network at the appropriate level and the independent enforcement body under Principle 4(4) on the effects of activities on such processes and on the extent to which they are applying these Principles.
2. In reviewing and improving their laws, policies, strategies and arrangements, States and regional economic integration organisations will, in conjunction with the PBI and network at the appropriate level, consider:
(a) the impact of their activities on Earth-system processes that are necessary for ensuring a safe operating space for humanity, and
(b) how they can ensure that their activities do not exceed their fair share of that safe operating space.


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This list is in no particular order, however I do think that Johnny Cash's Hurt is the Number One Saddest Song of ALL TIME.
Seriously, I spent a bit of time working on this list, raked through my music portfolio, cried a little, now I have a sore throat from trying not to cry. Damnit, why do I have to be emo?
Still, I know there is a lot missing from this list, but I couldn't be bothered to make it longer tonight. Perhaps I will work on it more later.
Hurt Johnny Cash
I don't know what it is about this song, but it just rips the heart from my chest and stomps on it. Easily the saddest vocals.
He stopped loving her today George Jones
He loved her until he died, obsessed till the end. Sucks to be him.
All My Trials Anita Carter
Your mom is dying. What's sadder? Youtube it. Haunting song.
Not Pretty Enough Casey Chambers
One woman looses her sense of self-worth.
Am I not pretty enough
Is my heart too broken
Do I cry too much
Am I too outspoken
Don't I make you laugh
Should I try it harder
Why do you see right through me
I live
I breathe
I let it rain on me
I sleep
I wake
I try hard not to break
I crave
I love
I've waited long enough
I try as hard as I can
Smoke Rings in the Dark Gary Allen
He can't make you love him. So he takes up smoking.
Ships that don't come in Joe Diffie
A sad toast.
So here's to all the soldiers
Who have ever died in vain
The insane locked up in themselves
The homeless down on Main
To those who stand on empty shores
And spit against the wind
And those who wait forever
For ships that don't come in.
Leaving October Behind Sons of the Desert
Dad lives on with his young daughter after his wife dies, dreads october because that's when she died.
My December Linkin Park
and i give it all away
just to have somewhere to go to
give it all away
to have someone to come home to
Don't Close Your Eyes Kieth Whitely
A woman who closes her eyes when you fuck, and images you are someone else. So he begs her to let it be him, just once. Now that's messed up.
I'm No Stranger to the Rain Kieth Whitely
But when I get that foggy feeling
When I'm feeling down
If I don't keep my head up, I may drown
But it's hard to keep believing
I'll even come out even
While the rain beats your hope in the ground
And tonight it's really coming down
Enough said.
Cold, Cold Heart - Hank Williams
I tried so hard my dear to show that youre my every dream.
Yet youre afraid each thing I do is just some evil scheme
A memory from your lonesome past keeps us so far apart
Why cant I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold cold heart
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Hank Williams
Did you ever see a robin weep
When leaves begin to die
That means hes lost the will to live
Im so lonesome I could cry
Please Remember Me Tim McGraw
She left him, and all he wants is for her to remember him. Please. Pretty please.
Alone But Not Lonely Mary Chapin Carpenter
One very, very lonely girl. I, too, wish I could be alone but not lonely.
Everyday on the street I study their faces
The ones who rush on through the crowd
Towards their own quiet worlds, their separate places
Somewhere I'm never allowed
The End of my Pirate Days Mary Chapin Carpenter
This song helped me through a tough break-up. Well, not really, it made me weep buckets.
The night is soft and silent, new moon at my door
There's nothing near as quiet as the light I'm looking for
And last time that it appeared he was lying next to me
Last time I felt this near to whispered ecstacy
And those who need adventure, they can sail the seven seas
And those who search for treasure, they must live on grander dreams
We rose and fell just like the tides, he filled my heart and soul and I
Buried all my dreams for someone else to find in my pirate days
This world is kinder to the kind that won't look back
They are the chosen few, among us now, unbowed somehow
And one day he turned to me, and before I took one breath
I knew I would only see his shadow in what light was left
And those who need adventure, they can sail the seven seas
And those who search for treasure, they must live on grander dreams
And if I've seen his face since then, it's only been in dreams my friend
Since I came to the end of my pirate days
And if I've called his name since then, it's only been in dreams my friend
So I came to the end of my pirate days
Someone else's Prayer Mary Chapin Carpenter
She travels the world to get away from him, and always his memory follows her. At least she finds closure at the end without having to die. Only song on this list with a happy ending.
Where do shadows fall when there's only light
Why'd you follow me halfway 'round the world tonight
What I'd give right now not to even care
And then this could be someone else's prayer
And on a sleepless night by St. Stephen's Green
Oh I turned and tossed with my Irish dreams
And when the morning shone through the burned off mist
I could sense you still just as close as this
Just as close as lips brush against a cheek
It's your voice I hear and it's your name I speak
But when I look around there's no one there
How I wish you were someone else's prayer
And now the twilight comes as a silent guest
And of all its gifts I like stillness best
Except for tin roof rains that commence with spring
It's a lullaby when that tin roof sings
Now you can look for me on the streets of Rome
Or in Dublin town but I've gone back home
I would always be just a stranger there
And now you're free to be someone else's prayer
Rhythm of the Blues Mary Chapin Carpenter
He just keeps coming back, to rip her heart out anew.
I want a place to call my own, where you have never been
I wanna look around and know you won't be coming back again
On some pretense paper-thin that I can see right through
You come and go baby, like the rhythm of the blues
Burned in my Mind Sons of the Desert
A man turns to alcoholism to get over being left. She says she still loves him, but does it make a difference if they can't be together?
Johnny Walker's on the table
He tends to soothe since you're unable
Day after day, after day
Johnny's walking all over me
Slowly gaining control of my destiny
But it's tried and it's true
And there's nothing I can do
But make it through everyday
You make the pain go away
When you say
You still love me
I don't know why I can't let go
I'd like to say goodbye
But you're burned in my mind
You're burned in my mind
Ghost of a Good Thing Dashboard Confessional
He loves her, and she's off chasing what could have been. This guy has a really haunting voice, but he is no Johnny Cash for making you feel it.
The Storm Garth Brooks
Yeah, I know Garth Brooks is a douchenozzel but this song is good stuff.
He left her. It sucked. She found out why, and it was even worse. Ignorance is bliss.
The door it slammed like thunder and the tears they fell like rain
And the warnings from her family whirl like a hurricane
She's drowning in emotions and she cannot reach the shore
She's alive but can she survive the storm
I fall to Pieces Patsy Cline
Beautiful voice. He left her, told her to get over it, yet he still hangs around with her friends. That bastard.
I fall to pieces,
Each time someone speaks your name.
I fall to pieces.
Time only adds to the flame.
Streets of Heaven Sherrie Austin
Maybe it's because I am a new mom, but this song tears the heart from me. I weep. I literally weep.
So tell me: what do you need her for? Don't you know one day she'll be your little girl forever. But right now I need her so much more. She's much too young to be on her own; Barely just turned seven. So who will hold her hand when she crosses the streets of Heaven?
Nothing Compares to You - Sinaed O'Conner
No words to describe. No words can describe. Listen, and you will know. That is all.
No Surprises - Radio Head
I'll take a quiet life
A handshake of carbon monoxide
A Change Is Gonna Come - Sam Cooke
He knows he's gonna die. Maybe it's better that way after all.
I was born by the river in a little tent
And just like the river, I've been running ever since
It's been a long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
It's been too hard living, but I'm afraid to die
I don't know what's up there beyond the sky
It's been a long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
I go to the movie, and I go downtown
Somebody keep telling me "Don't hang around"
It's been a long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
Then I go to my brother and I say, "Brother, help me please"
But he winds up knocking me back down on my knees
There've been times that I've thought I couldn't last for long
But now I think I'm able to carry on
It's been a long time coming
But I know a change is gonna come
Back to Black Amy Winehouse
He goes back to her, and she goes back to black. She has an amazing voice, but she is so fucked up.
Anyone Who Had a Heart - Dionne Warwick
He's a low down, dirty rotten... MAN.
Every time you go away, I always say
This time it's goodbye , dear
Loving you the way I do
I take you back, without you I'd die dear
Knowing I love you so
Silent All These Years - Tori Amos
What better way to describe a past rape than with silence?
The Captain - Casey Chambers
She is one sad little pirate, with a soul-wrenchingly sad voice. You be the Captain, and I be no one.
Broken Wing Martina McBride
Spousal abuse leads a woman to jump to her death.
Independence Day Matina McBride
Spousal abuse leads a woman to burn herself and her drunken husband to death leaving behind a young daughter.
Concrete Angel Martina McBride
Child abuse. Sad, sad.
Bearing the burdon of a secret storm,
Sometimes she wishes she was never born;
Through the wind and the rain,
She stands hard as a stone in a world that she can't rise above;
But her dreams give her wings and she flies to a place where she's loved.
Concrete Angel
Somebody cries in the middle of the night,
The neighbors hear but they turn out the lights;
A fragile soul caught in the hands of fate,
When morning comes it will be too late.
Through the wind and the rain,
She stands hard as a stone in a world that she can't rise above;
But her dreams give her wings and she flies to a place where she's loved.
Concrete Angel
A statue stands in a shaded place,
An angel girl with an upturned face;
Her name is written on a polished rock,
A broken heart that the world forgot.
Alone Again (Naturally) - Gilbert O'Sullivan
His bride-to-be stands him up at the alter, so he kills himself. Damn, it really sucks to be him. It's such a jaunty little tune until you hear the lyrics.
Gloomy Sunday Billie Holiday
Man, doesn't her voice just cut right through the bullshit and bore into your brain?
Jeff Buckley Hallelujah
I'm not sure why this song is so haunting, maybe it's the instrumentals, maybe it's the vocals, but it causes a distinctly uncomfortable burning sensation behind my eyes.
Cry Me a River - Julie London.
Wow. What a voice. Great revenge song for after a break-up.
Last Kiss - Pearl Jam
Everybody Hurts REM
Tears in Heaven Eric Clapton
My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion


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ZF-6726: Allow a tag with no parameters and multiple spaces between tag/value/description
It would be great to allow a single tag and multiple spaces in tags. E.g. i annotated all my service methods with @service, but zend_reflection complains because no value is present
I also like to "format" my tags:
* @myfirsttag
* @mysecondtag tagvalue
* @param int $var
* @return string some value
These changes are done with minor regular-expression-updates:
--- Tag.php (revision 15636)
+++ Tag.php (working copy)
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
- if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
+ if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)(\s|$)#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
@@ -107,13 +107,13 @@
- if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s(.*)?#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
+ if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)(?:\s+([^\s].*)|$)?#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
--- Tag/Param.php (revision 15636)
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- if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s(\w+)(?:\s(\$\S+))?(?:\s(.*))?#s', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
+ if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s+(\w+)(?:\s(\$\S+))?(?:\s([^\s].*))?#s', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
--- Tag/Return.php (revision 15636)
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- if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s(\w+)(?:\s(.*))?#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
+ if (!preg_match('#^@(\w+)\s+(\w+)(?:\s+([^\s].*))?#', $tagDocblockLine, $matches)) {
I also know now why a single-tag did work under windows and not under linux: because of \r\n newlines the $tagDocblockLine contains the \r!
So the expression "@\w+\s" did match becuase \s matches \r's
maybe we should add a change request for this issue too?
regards, Daniel.
Unit tests for this issue. Fail before fix.
Patch file fixing issue. New tests all pass.
I have the changeset for this issue and ZF-7227 waiting for your okay. Let me know if there are any problems and I'll fix/commit.
Regards, Carlton
Carlton can you please commit this fixes? I cant review them without them being in trunk :-)
Okay: Committed revision 18072.
Ralph said he'd review the patch, then I'd commit. Still learning. :-)
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Mississippi Mud Cake
1 cup (2 sticks) butter, cut into big chunks
½ cup cocoa
4 eggs, beaten well
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 cups sugar
1½ cups all-purpose flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts
Mississippi Mud Frosting:
One 16-ounce box (about 3 2/3 cups) confectioners' sugar
½ cup cocoa
½ cup (1 stick) butter, melted
½ cup milk or evaporated milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
4 cups mini-marshmallows, or 3 cups marshmallows, quartered
To make the cake, heat the oven to 350°F. Grease and flour a 13-by-9-inch pan. In a medium saucepan, combine the butter and the cocoa and cook over medium heat, stirring now and then, until the butter is melted and the mixture is well blended, 3 to 4 minutes. Stir in the beaten eggs, vanilla, sugar, flour, salt, and pecans, and beat with a wooden spoon or spatula or with a mixer at low speed until the batter is well combined and smooth, and the flour has disappeared.
Quickly pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake at the 350°F for 20 to 25 minutes, until the cake springs back when touched gently in the center and is beginning to pull away from the sides of the pan.
Prepare the frosting while the cake bakes; so that you will be ready to poor it over the hot cake. In a medium bowl, combine the confectioners' sugar and the cocoa, and stir to mix them well. Add the melted butter, milk and vanilla, and use a large spoon or mixer at low speed to beat everything together well. Set aside until the cake is done.
Remove the cake from the oven, scatter the marshmallows over the top, and return the cake to the hot oven form about 3 minutes, to soften the marshmallows.
Place the cake, still in the pan, on a wire rack or a folded kitchen towel. Pour the frosting all over the marshmallow-dotted cake, and cool to room temperature. Cut into small squares and serve.


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On The Discrepancy Between Party Registration and Presidential Vote in Florida
Submitted by admin on Wed, 06/18/2008 - 14:55
Specific Elections:
- Allegations have surfaced on the Internet about aparent anomalies between partisan voter registration statistics and the Bush-Kerry vote in certain Florida counties.
- Our examination of these allegations is that they do not provide evidence for election fraud; rather they are clearly the result of political changes in Florida -- counties with the greatest apparents disparities are those that are closely aligned with the "Dixiecrat" South.
- Other examinations by experts in the field correspond with our conslusion, as they find that the patterns observed in 2004 are not new or unique. This adds weight to our conclusion that the analyses circulating on the Internet claiming to document election fraud in Florida are without merit.
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And that would lead me to believe there are many more wrinkles we haven't seen yet.
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Posted by David Kennedy
Saw this picture posted on the Sentinel's website. Clearly, the Phins were running the wildcat since Ronnie Brown is in the backfield. But, there's a wrinkle. Cobbs and Ricky are in motion, but no one on the o-line is in motion...
Typically, the left guard will go in motion and block into the hole between the center and right guard, whether its a run or a pass. And while he's in motion the rest of the line is drive blocking for the run.
Here, the o-linemen are all in a pass protection stance. In the end, the blocking scheme is very different than what any team might prepare for. Well done!
And that would lead me to believe there are many more wrinkles we haven't seen yet.
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That would be my guess...the Phins *want* everyone to see something, and have to spend time prepping for it. If it was used last year - it may have been, I don't recall - that would just serve as a reminder that the formation and all its many facets are far from done.
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ZF2-243: ConfigListener relies on GLOB_BRACE which is not supported in all filesystems
GLOB_BRACE is used for a glob() call in the ConfigListener when merging configurations. This dependency cannot be met on all operating systems, particularly AIX (IBMi).
An application using the ConfigListener fails with a fatal error:
[27-Mar-2012 17:53:34] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant GLOB_BRACE - assumed 'GLOB_BRACE' in /usr/local/zendsvr/gui.new/vendor/ZendFramework/library/Zend/Module/Listener/ConfigListener.php on line 233 [27-Mar-2012 17:53:34] PHP Warning: glob() expects parameter 2 to be long, string given in /usr/local/zendsvr/gui.new/vendor/ZendFramework/library/Zend/Module/Listener/ConfigListener.php on line 233 [27-Mar-2012 17:53:34] PHP Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to Zend\Config\Factory::fromFiles() must be an array, null given, called in /usr/local/zendsvr/gui.new/vendor/ZendFramework/library/Zend/Module/Listener/ConfigListener.php on line 233 and defined in /usr/local/zendsvr/gui.new/vendor/ZendFramework/library/Zend/Config/Factory.php on line 93
This looks kinda old. Evan, didn't we switch to \GlobIterator for that reason?
By the way, Yonni, did you test with the current beta3 or an old version?
Forked SkeletonApplication and Zf2 and sent pull requests: https://github.com/zendframework/… https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/pull/980
Tested with beta3, found a TODO in ConfigListener so I took it up with Matthew. According to him globiterators were inapplicable, so I applied a simpler solution.
I had discussed this with Matthew and others on IRC. We discovered that \GlobIterator didn't solve the issue like we had anticipated it would (it doesn't support GLOB_BRACE at all, actually).
IIRC, Matthew was thinking GLOB_BRACE wouldn't work on Windows, but it turns out it does. It seems to only be non-GNU systems like Solaris that don't support it and I think the consensus was that people on those systems can easily change the glob pattern (and we could document such). Though, I'm unsure if passing GLOB_BRACE as a flag throws a warning or anything on non-GNU systems. Anyway, I suppose I don't mind changing this to two globs though simply to maintain a higher level of compatibility if there's no objections.
I could come up with a fallback solution so GLOB_BRACE can still be used, even on non-GNU systems.
One more problematic point: AIX glob calls seem to ignore cwd - I can only get correct results when we use an absolute path. When testing, I verified with getcwd that we are in the document root, etc...
I'm not really sure there's much we can do to fix the AIX glob cwd issue...
It would seem to me that there are three options in this case:
1) Simply adjust the glob paths to be absolute after cloning the skeleton. 2) Use Zend\Module\Listener\ConfigListener::addConfigStaticPaths() to add each config file explicitly instead of addConfigGlobPaths() to add glob patterns. 3) Re-implement glob() completely in PHP, which I'd prefer we not do.
The fix in PR 983 seem to work when I tested it in our IBMi machine but I had to create absolute paths for it to work. It seems that AIX glob works only with static paths - otherwise you get empty results and an empty configuration.
Should this issue be reopened for this? or should I create a new issue?
I'm re-opening and assigning to Ben Scholzen. Perhaps there is something he can add to our Zend\Stdlib\Glob class to account for this.
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Mount Dana Climber's Log
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|Magnificent Views
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|We stayed at Tioga Campground so we got an early start. Glad the snow was mostly gone.
|Posted Aug 14, 2009 11:26 am
|Use trail in October
Date Climbed: Oct 18, 2008
|It was a very enjoyable hike, even though the cold air and some headache made it a little more difficult. Very soon after the treeline ended the alpine views were stunning.
|Posted Aug 9, 2009 11:49 am
|NW Slope/West Slope ("Standard Route")
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 2009
|despite my partner's AMS causing dry heaves from the descent all the way back to TM campground (and not stopping until we got back to 4000 ft outside the park), great success! taught us the value of acclimation before our bid for Shasta... glad we did this rather than Lassen as a warm-up! note to self: traveling from sea-level to 13,000 ft in 18 hrs does not treat some people well =/
|Posted Jul 6, 2009 5:46 pm
|Standard Route
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|Started at 430 am. Well worn trail up to plateau then fairly easy to follow use trail to summit. Large snowfields made descent easier. Observed mountain finches on the snow gleaning frozen insects carried up by the high winds.
|Posted Jun 28, 2009 12:12 am
|Use trail
Date Climbed: Sep 20, 2008
|Day hiked up the use trail many times. Also climbed the couloir.
|Posted Jun 23, 2009 12:33 pm
|Use Trail July 19 1997
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 1997
|I left San Francisco at 4 a.m. and hiking up from the Tioga Pass Kiosk I summited at 11:30 a.m. before heading over to Gibbs.
Trip Report
|Posted Mar 14, 2009 6:41 pm
Date Climbed: Jun 24, 2006
|Skied the Dana Couloir
|Posted Mar 10, 2009 12:34 pm
|Dana Couloir
Date Climbed: Jul 15, 2008
|Good times...1st Sierra snow climb. Looking forward to a return trip with skies.
|Posted Dec 13, 2008 3:30 pm
|4th times a charm
Date Climbed: Oct 15, 2006
|Early season snow dusting and late afternoon light made for the best photos.
|Posted Nov 4, 2008 10:36 pm
|No wind, just sun
Date Climbed: Oct 26, 2008
|Nice day with dad. His last time up here was 22 years ago.
|Posted Oct 28, 2008 9:38 am
|Great for the Views
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2008
|I was told the day we did it was the anniversary of John Muir looking up to Dana from below and refering to the area is the "Range of Light." Although we made good time it really felt like I was going in slow motion all the way up. It made my birthday the best I have had in a very long time.
|Posted Sep 11, 2008 9:03 pm
|Nice Hike
Date Climbed: Aug 20, 2008
|Nice, if steep, hike to the top. Best part was approaching the top and meeting a family on way down: Me: "How far to the top?" Them: "You're close." Me: "Define 'close'." Them: "One minute." Me: Right answer!" Great views of Mono Lake and eastern half of Yosemite NP.
|Posted Aug 31, 2008 1:04 am
|Bay Area Hangout
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2008
|Amber and I were first up that day as far as we could tell. People started to filter on the the summit about 20 min after us. Almost everyone was Bay Area so we joked it was the new lunch hangout. Awesome view! Our first Sierra Peak!
|Posted Aug 25, 2008 6:06 pm
|Verry Coll
Date Climbed: Aug 3, 2008
|Very cool. Did Boundary Peak in the early morning and headed off to do Mt. Dana in the evening. About reached my limit physically but the absolutely gorgeous view from the top of Dana made all the pain
worth it. This is definitely a must for Yosemite lovers.
|Posted Aug 5, 2008 8:31 pm
|Ryan Burd
|Use trail
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2008
|With Dad, below.
|Posted Aug 1, 2008 7:25 pm
|Bob Burd
|Use trail
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2008
|Nice day, easy hike on our way back to the Bay Area from Mammoth Lakes. Short Trip Report
|Posted Aug 1, 2008 7:24 pm
|Up the Couloir
Date Climbed: Jun 28, 2008
|My first ice climb, and it was a blast! Sad to see the snow melting out so quickly though...
|Posted Jul 28, 2008 12:56 am
|Route Climbed: Dana Couloir Date Climbed: July 19, 2009
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2008
|climbed with fbagni; conditions were more or less ice, but the entire couloir is melting out and I predict it will be gone in <10 years. We did it in 5+ pitches in ~3 hrs and afterward pulled ourselves up to the summit. A good day out, but had on the body when you are out of shape.
|Posted Jul 22, 2008 5:55 pm
|Sierra Ledge Rat
|1982: FA of N Rib
|First ascent of the North Rib
|Posted Jul 17, 2008 11:28 pm
|Tourist Route
Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2008
|Quick hike up from the kiosk. Great early season conditioning hike with nary a soul in sight. Beautiful day with unbelievable views. Can't beat summer in the Sierra. Hopefully the first of many more this summer.
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Before you watch this video on sourdough starter maintenance, please know that it really isn't a big deal to keep your sourdough culture alive and healthy. A good starter is naturally very hearty and robust. If I were as strong as my starter is, I'd be competing in Iron Man competitions. At a minimum, all you have to do is throw some flour and water in once in a while to keep it alive during periods when you're baking infrequently. To keep it near optimum health, feed it once a week or so and keep it refrigerated.
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- When you feed your starter, feed it with approximately equal weights of flour and water. That equates to about 2/3 to 3/4 cup of water for every cup of flour.
- As a general rule of thumb, the amount you feed your sourdough starter depends on how much of it you have to start with. When practical, you want to approximately double the amount of starter you have each time you feed it. However, if you already have a couple cups of starter on hand and typically only use a cup of starter in your recipe, it doesn't make sense to have to double the existing two cups of starter. In this case just dispose of a cup or more of the starter and then double what remains.
- If it's been a long time since you've fed your starter and you don't plan on baking for a while, don't feel like you have to go through a big rigamarole to keep it happy, just stir in a 1/2 cup of flour and about the same amount of water and forget about it. That will at least buy you a few more weeks before you have to worry about it again.
- If you really don't think you're going to use your starter at all for a very long time, (some people don't bake during the summer months, for example), you could dry some starter and freeze it. It will store this way indefinitely. Then revive it in the fall. See the videos on drying starter and reviving dried starter.
- If you need a whole wheat or rye starter, it's easy to convert your white flour starter by just a few successive feedings with the flour you want. You may have to adjust the water as some flours are thirstier than others.
- Be sure to store your starter in a container that's not air tight. This comment from Madelyn dramatically (and humorously) illustrates why.
I'm really belaboring this subject. Once you've played around with sourdough starters for a while and baked some with it, you'll know all you need to know and develop a sense for what works best. If your bread is not rising as much as you think it should (you're not getting the desired oven spring) then try what I said about feeding your starter a couple of times in the 12-24 hours before starting your recipe.
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Jan 13, 2011 Update: In this video I mention a favorite recipe of mine that calls for 2 cups of sourdough starter. It's been so long since I shot the video (and many favorite recipes ago), that I've forgotten exactly which recipe I was referring to. I do know it was in Ed Wood's book, Classic Sourdoughs. He has many recipes in there that call for 2 cups of starter.


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Editor's note: We received a lot of feedback on Matthew LaPlante's "The Myth of Mitt" story about the role Mitt Romney played in the success of Salt Lake City's 2002 Olympic Games, which ran in our May/June 2012 issue.
Mr. LaPlante's piece of yellow journalism is a completely transparent political "hit piece." In Mr. his alternate universe, the financial, organizational and world-image turnaround that Romney spearheaded—while at the same time addressing the newly realized threat of terrorist attacks circling the Games—doesn't exist. Mr. LaPlante's op-ed is wallowing in bias and notable omission and is absolutely agenda driven. I question whether this class of writing belongs in a magazine that claims to showcase all that is great and good in Salt Lake City. Show some respect for those of us Salt Lake magazine readers and supporters that recognize yellow journalism when we smell it.
—Mike Knight, South Salt Lake
It sure looks like Mr. Laplante has an agenda to promote: namely politics. The 2002 Winter Olympics was a huge success by the thousands of volunteers who represented the state. It was hailed as one of the best Winter Olympics ever. Mitt Romney was just one of the volunteers. I suggest that you keep your articles on what's beautiful and good about Utah.
— Joanne Medeiros, Bountiful
When we subscribed we were quite pleased that there was a publication telling us about the happenings in the city. Your June 2012 issue changed our minds. While LaPlante's slant was obvious, he was unable to defend his own bias and certainly not your own large font cover. LaPlante seems to think that a lead story can be built on one-sentence quotes by the adversaries of the subject of his story.
—Gail Berry, Highland
What a great article on Mitt "saving" the Salt Lake Olympics. It has bothered me for years that he claims he did more than he did. Our Games would have gone on and been just as awesome, even if he hadn't been appointed the head. We can thank the organizing committee and volunteers for that success. Sure, he was a good figurehead and knew how to smile, but, to me, that is the extent. Thank you for pointing out that pretty much all the Games have had some kind of scandal and bribery involved and that the SLOC did what was needed to to get the Games. Now if only he would stop making a bigger deal about his role.
—Jenni Oman, Salt Lake City
I am not a Mitt fan, but rather a Ron Paul supporter. Nevertheless, I am disappointed in your choice to make your June 2012 issue political in this year's presidential politics. I know enough that your choice was calculated, and again, I am disappointed in that. I have enjoyed many of the articles in your magazine, and they were non-political. Your magazine should be a magazine that builds not only Salt Lake, but all things in Utah. This issue is not building, but a cutting down one. Be better than that.
—Garry Piiparinen, Evanston, Wyo.
For a magazine designed to promote Utah, it's disgusting you decide to attack the most important person that would turbo charge that effort... I don't know what you wanted out of this cover, but I find it offensive. The media at large provides an overdose of offense, I don't need Salt Lake magazine to fill a gap. I would have marked the anniversary positively, with a story of American will, Utah pride and global unity. Mitt Romney wasn't the scandal, and he's not a myth. The performance that brought the house down on 2002 Olympics was Sarah Hughes winning the figure skating gold medal. She should have been on the cover. The Mitt crap should have been a side note.
—Joseph G. Uzelac, San Anselmo, Calif.
Whoever wrote this article needs to go back to school to understand what good journalism is. Trying to tie Detroit's Olympic bid and George Romney is incredibly far-fetched, weak and insubstantial at best. What is the point of bringing up the "scandal" and Romney's involvement? There were ethical issues, whether legal or illegal—it doesn't matter—that needed to be corrected. Mitt was the point person to stop those, and he did.
—Jon Lewis, via saltlakemagazine.com
We will not be renewing our subscription to Salt Lake magazine. While the June cover and article may have been eye-catching, we do not look for nor appreciate such blatant political spin and bias from this publication. The information in the article was indeed of interest, but the slant and egregious promotion of perspective was most unwelcome.
—Craig and Katherine Carpenter, Murray
While I understand Mr. LaPlante's perspective and grant that some of his points make sense, I think he failed to really understand what Mitt contributed to the 2002 Olympic Organizing Committee on Sept. 11, 2001, and beyond.
Unless you have worked in a bona fide role as a part of an Olympic Organizing Committee, you simply cannot understand the dynamics at play five months out from opening ceremonies. Countless hours of preparation go into the complex and relatively short-term life of preparing for the Games.
The morning the first tower was hit (followed by the second, the Pentagon, and the plane going down in a field in Pennsylvania) called into question, in a very real way, whether all the efforts of many dedicated people from around the globe would be for not. Countries, athletes, and sponsors spoke of pulling out and not coming to America. People within the Organizing Committee were also impacted personally by these events. Many waited to hear from loved ones to verify their safety. (We had a lot of talent from outside the State of Utah on our team.)
And, in the midst of all of this uncertainty, there was one guy who led us—athletes, sponsors, and countries through the turmoil—that's right, you guessed it, Mitt.
Had he not been there, with his ability to lead, his commitment and his compassion, I'm not sure Mr. LaPlante would have had anything at all to write about. In the end, a lot of nations, including our own, had a cause for celebration and a moment of uplift thanks to the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.
The fact is - Mitt's Myth is no Myth. I look forward to seeing this published.
—Leslie A. Bates, former employee of the 2002 Winter Olympic Organizing Committee
What an incredibly well-researched article. I rely like the way the author brought us the list of former countries' problems and scandals connected with staging the Olympics.
Atlanta 1996 still stands out for me. To this day, the city of Atlanta has not made any attempt to point out that two innocent people lost their lives in the bombing—a citizen of Atlanta and a camera man from, I believe, Turkey. I would have created a bench to honor the gentleman from so far away and a beautiful water fountain to honor the citizen of Atlanta, a woman of color. It was the summer Olympics after all, and a water-fountain that all can use is the greatest symbol for the Atlanta of the New South.
And I appreciate the bravery of Jimmy Carter in standing for world honor in not allowing our athletes to attend the 1980 Moscow Olympics. However, here we are sacrificing our human and financial capital in Afghanistan. Will the madness never end?
Fascianting that Bennett lost his office to the Tea Party when he was so willing to hide money for Salt Lake sewers in money appropriated for Kosovo in order to assist Mitt back in the beginning of this century.
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I had been eagerly awaiting the opening [of City Creek, and though] I prefer smaller, more original shops, it is great to have a feeling one is living in a progressive, big city. Imagine my dismay [at the opening gala] to find us shuttled off to an unfinished space, dubbed City Creek Club, if we wanted a glass of wine or beer. I am sure you were not free to do what you might have elsewhere, but you need to understand a few things: More than 50 percent of Salt Lake is non-LDS. [Taubman] clearly did not expect so many imbibers—the lines were long, and the food, while delicious, was meager. And guests were not allowed to leave the building with a glass. We are all adults. No one was going to be contaminated by someone enjoying the beautiful surroundings with a glass of wine in hand. I seldom drink alcohol, but I do not want to me made to feel that I am "bad" if I choose to do so. This experience colored the entire evening for me. Do I want to spend my money in a place that is so judgmental? My friends and I have means. We are used to going to Las Vegas, New York and Europe to shop. We can enjoy walking around City Creek and then shop elsewhere and enjoy the good restaurants nearby. I had high hopes [for City Creek] and constantly told skeptical friends to "wait and see." Now, let's see if it can become more welcoming.
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