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Third-Year head coach Ruffin McNeill
Aug. 2, 2012
GREENVILLE, N.C. - East Carolina Head Football Coach Ruffin McNeill's third season is officially underway as he welcomed members of his 105-man preseason roster to campus Thursday afternoon to kick off the 2012 campaign.
The student-athletes moved into Aycock Dorm on campus before handling traditional check-in responsibilities such as physicals, equipment-fitting sessions, portrait photos and mandated NCAA meetings. ECU then began preparations for its initial practice of camp scheduled for Friday afternoon.
East Carolina returns seven starters on each of its offensive and defensive units, and welcomes back a total of 48 lettermen off a team which posted a 5-7 mark and stood third in Conference USA's East Division with a 4-4 record last fall. The number of returnees allow the 2012 Pirates to possess their most experienced overall roster in the McNeill era at ECU, a tenure that has featured a combined 49 first-time starters - 24 in 2010 and 25 in 2011.
Defensively, East Carolina will begin its second season in a 3-4 alignment that helped trim 102.5 yards off its total per-game average and moved the Pirates from 120th in 2010 to an upper-half finish in 2011 (56th). ECU brings back roughly 70 percent of its production in four major categories from last season - tackles (70.2), tackles for lost yardage (70.9), sacks (67.4) and turnover production (76.2 percent of combined interceptions and fumble recoveries).
On the other hand, with the departure of record-setting quarterback Dominique Davis and outside receiver Lance Lewis, the Pirates' spread attack returns only 45.7 percent of its scoring and less than 30 percent (28.8) of its total offense yardage it accumulated a year ago.
Newcomers to East Carolina's squad include junior college transfers DB Adonis Armstrong, RB Vintavious Cooper, OL Keifer Neal, OWR Lance Ray, P Brendan Rowland, DB Chip Thompson and OLB Gabriel Woullard, as well as true freshmen DB Deshaun Amos, OL J.T. Boyd, OLB Drayvon Fairley, OLB Dayon Pratt, OL Ryan Revia, IWR Quataye Smyre, OWR Jabril Solomon, OLB Reece Speight. Armstrong and Thompson both enrolled in January and were able to go through the spring practice period with the Pirates.
Although absent during Thursday's check-in, McNeill was optimistic that Cooper, Ray and Woullard would join their new teammates at some point during camp.
In addition to the signees, ECU's roster is also bolstered by seven new invited walk-ons - OWR DaQuan Barnes, DE Jaxon Parker, DE Frederick Presley, IWR Karson Redfern, PK Alex Sloan, DE Gary Wortham and OWR John Worthy.

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Kelly Barbeau
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Friends of St. Elizabeth's Hospital raise over $228,000 at Elizabethan event
On Friday, November 1, more than $228,000 was raised as over 250 people gathered at St. Clair Country Club to celebrate the annual Elizabethan Gala Fundraiser. The Elizabethan has become a traditional fall event for many members of the community, featuring an evening of fellowship and fundraising accompanied by dinner, music and celebrations.
"We appreciate the support demonstrated by our community, physicians, and colleagues during this annual celebration," expressed Maryann Reese, President and Chief Executive Officer of St. Elizabeth's Hospital. "Our patient care is enhanced with the technology and resources provided by their generosity."
"These donations benefit the Friends of St. Elizabeth's Hospital, allowing us to support the purchase of laptops with barcode scanners for phlebotomy, ventricular assist device for post-op cardiac surgical patients, blanket warmers, and a gamma probe for use for cancer treatment patients," noted Natalie Jablonski, Director of Development and Mission Services. "We are blessed with the generosity of our community."
In addition to the fundraising portion of the event, the hospital awarded three Every Hand Healing™ 2013 Service Awards to Catherine Taylor Yank, Bill B. Daily, MD, and Reverend Carolyn Frus.
About the Awardees:
Catherine Taylor Yank
Catherine has been involved in the roofing business for more than 44 years. She was the first woman selected as the Outstanding Woman in Construction by Arizona State University's Department of Construction and the Greater Phoenix Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction. She has been recognized by the American Society of Professional Estimators as the 1994 National Estimator of the Year, and as a Fellow Certified Professional Estimator. Catherine has completed several terms on the Board of ASPE Board of Trustees. Her community service has been acknowledged with the Carl L. Schweinfurth Rotarian of the Year in 2000. Catherine later served Rotary International District 6510 as Governor during the 2005-06 year, and she remains an active Rotarian with the Rotary Club of O'Fallon Sunrise, Illinois. She currently serves as Chairman of the Friends Leadership Council at St. Elizabeth's Hospital where she shares her time and talents, and is a member of the St. Elizabeth's Hospital Heritage Society which acknowledges those who have made a commitment to the Hospital by including a legacy gift within their estate plan.
Bill B. Daily, MD
Dr. Bill Daily has been a member of the St. Elizabeth's Medical Staff since July 15, 1996. As a Cardiothoracic Surgeon with CardioThoracic Surgery Associates, Swansea, Illinois, Dr. Daily is loved by his patients and is considered a highly respected member of the St. Elizabeth's Hospital Medical Staff by both his medical staff colleagues and the St. Elizabeth's Hospital nursing staff. He is a member of the Belleville Hospitals' Golf & Tennis Classic committee, which has helped to raise more than $1.4 million since its inception in 1984 to support healthcare within the community. Dr. Daily's colleagues describe him as being a "great physician that delivers top quality care to his patients," and he is considered a true demonstration of St. Elizabeth's core values.
Reverend Carolyn Frus
Rev. Cari joined the Pastoral Care team at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in 2006 and quickly became part of the Hospital community. Recognized throughout the Hospital for her warm smile and engaging manner, Rev. Cari is frequently called upon by members of the St. Elizabeth's family for her expertise, compassion and guidance. Beyond her direct role in Pastoral care, she provides ethics orientation for new nurse colleagues, functions as a de-briefer and subject matter expert for the RN Residency, facilitates access to the Employee Assistance Committee, and plans and organizes the non-denominational Good Friday Service. Rev. Cari has also been instrumental in the success of the central leadership council and the formation of the Hospital's Joy Committee. One of her most recent initiatives has been to lend her vision and expertise to the Palliative Care Consortium, coordinating the St. Elizabeth's palliative care initiative to being one step closer to becoming a reality.
The hospital also thanks the many community businesses who contributed as sponsors for the event, including: Diamond Sponsors: McCarthy Holland Construction Services (Joint Venture), Poettker Construction Robins & Morton, A Joint Venture, LLC, Premier Pathology Services and Taylor Roofing. Emerald Sponsors: Donovan Rose Nester, P.C., Professional Therapy Services, Inc. and Murphy Company. Sapphire Sponsors: Bank of O'Fallon, CardioThoracic Surgery Associates, P.C., CliftonLarsonAllen, Erlinger Construction Company, Hank's Excavating & Landscaping, Heartland Furniture Group, Lincoln Surgical Associates, Ltd., ROHO, Inc. and Dr. Kevin & Mrs. Sara Barnett. Ruby Sponsors: Edward Jones, Office of Tom Egan, Egyptian Business Furniture, Prairie Heart Institute of Illinois, Radiology Consultants of Mid-America PC, Sandberg Phoenix & Von Gontard PC, Superior Waterproofing & Restoration and Thouvenot, Wade & Moerchen. Amethyst Sponsors: Carrollton Bank, City of O'Fallon, Collins Flooring America, Dr. & Mrs. A. Joseph Ecker, Guarantee Electrical Construction, Dr. Duk Kim, Tchoukaleff Kelly Hartke, VITAS and Wood River Printing.


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Newborn Screening is recognized nationally as an essential preventive public health measure. All states in the nation and the District of Columbia have established newborn screening programs. The California Newborn Screening Program, which now screens for 80 conditions, began in 1966 with the testing for phenylketonuria (PKU). In October 1980, the program was expanded to include galactosemia, primary congenital hypothyroidism, and a more comprehensive follow-up system. In 1990, screening for sickle cell disease was added to the State's existing program. This also allowed for the identification of some of the related non-sickling hemoglobin disorders, including Beta0 Thalassemia major, and Hb E-Beta Thalassemia. In 1999, the Program implemented screening for hemoglobin H and hemoglobin H - Constant Spring disease. In 2005, the Program expanded to include congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH) and metabolic disorders detectable by MS/MS screening. Cystic fibrosis (CF) and biotinidase (BD) deficiency were added in 2007. Additionally, starting in August 2010, each newborn has also been screened for Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID).
Very early detection permits the metabolic disorders PKU and galactosemia to be treated with a diet, and hypothyroidism with thyroid hormones, thus preventing the development of mental retardation and other severe health problems. Detection of sickle cell disease in newborns makes possible early entry into comprehensive care, which includes the initiation of penicillin prophylaxis and parent education (e.g., identification of early warning signs and preventive health measures), factors which have been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality. Early detection of thalassemia disorders allows for close monitoring for infections and anemia. Ongoing health care and close monitoring help children with hemoglobin disorders stay as healthy as possible. Newborns with biotinidase deficiency, who are diagnosed before they have symptoms, and who are treated with biotin have normal development. Neurologic problems may occur when individuals with biotinidase deficiency have symptoms and metabolic compromise prior to biotin treatment. Once a newborn is found to have cystic fibrosis, treatment to prevent malnutrition and minimize lung damage can be started immediately. Early detection and subsequent treatment, usually a bone marrow transplant, before a baby becomes symptomatic has been found to successfully treat SCID.
Informing Parents of the Test
State regulations (17 CCR 6500) require that prenatal care providers give pregnant women informational material about the newborn screening program. Because some women do not receive prenatal care, the same informational material, Important Information for Parents about the Newborn Screening Test (IIP), is also distributed upon admission to a licensed perinatal health facility for delivery. The California Newborn Screening Program supplies copies of this pamphlet at no cost to all health professionals who serve maternity patients, to hospitals that provide maternity and/or newborn care, to local health departments, and county birth registrars.
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Screening Information
Over 99% of the babies born in California are screened. The actual sample of newborn blood is obtained before the sixth day of life by a heel-stick. State regulations require that the sample be collected at discharge, prior to a red blood cell transfusion, or for infants with extended hospital stays, on the sixth day of life. To decrease the chances of a false positive (requiring additional testing) or false negative (resulting in a missed case), the State strongly recommends delaying collection on healthy full term infants until at least 12 hours of age. If for any reason (e.g., transfusion, discharge earlier than 12 hours or hospital error) the specimen is collected prior to 12 hours, a second specimen will be required.
The blood sample is collected on special filter paper, and mailed to a pre-assigned regional screening laboratory approved by the State for testing. These State-contract Newborn and Prenatal Screening (NAPS) laboratories review each specimen for adequacy. Fewer than 1% of the samples are deemed inadequate (i.e., unacceptable) by the NAPS laboratories. The newborn's physician is notified of all inadequate samples. It is the physician's responsibility to ensure that a second specimen is collected in a timely manner. The Area Service Centers track all inadequates to ensure a subsequent adequate specimen is obtained.
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|Taylor Preseason All-WAC
DENVER - Idaho senior Kelsey Taylor was named to the 2010 Preseason All-WAC team, and the Vandal volleyball team was picked to finish sixth in the Western Athletic Conference by the league's coaches.
The Vandals are coming off a 15-15 season in 2009 which includes an 11-5 mark and a third place finish in WAC play. But Idaho will have to replace five starters in 2010, including three first-team All-WAC players.
"We don't mind being picked sixth," Idaho head coach Debbie Buchanan said. "That's not where we want to finish, but we know we're going to have to work hard every day to prove people wrong. That's a fair pick based on what we lost after last year."
Taylor played in all 117 games for the Vandals last year and tallied 189 kills at the outside hitter position. She will slide back to the middle blocker spot in 2010, where she totaled 108 kills and 110 blocks in a reserve role in 2007 and 08. Taylor is the only Preseason All-WAC selection who was not named to the 2009 All-WAC team.
"Kelsey is definitely better in the middle, it's more of a natural position for her," Buchanan said. "She had a great spring and put in a lot of work. She is our only senior, so she is definitely going to have to step up and be a leader, and it's awesome that she is being looked at that way by other coaches."
Hawai'i was picked to win the league after going 16-0 in WAC play and 32-3 overall last year en route to its 14th consecutive regular season conference championship. The Rainbow Wahine advanced all the way to the NCAA semifinals in 2009.
New Mexico State received one first-place vote in the poll, and was picked to finish second. The Aggies are followed by Fresno State, Utah State and Boise State. Nevada was picked to finish seventh, with Louisiana Tech picked eighth and San Jose State ninth.
Hawai'i junior Kanani Danielson, the reigning WAC Player of the Year, was the unanimous pick for WAC Preseason Player of the Year.
The 2010 season begins the weekend of Aug. 27, with all nine WAC teams in action. The Vandals get the season started against Weber State at the Nike Cougar Invitational on Aug. 27 in Pullman. Idaho will also face UC Irvine and Washington State in the tournament on Aug. 28. The 2010 WAC Volleyball Tournament will be held Nov. 22-24 at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas and will include the top six teams in the regular season standings.
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A Dover man, identified as Carson Leone, 22, has been arrested after he allegedly fired a weapon inside a home in the 200 block of North Governor's Avenue.
The incident took place at approximately 1:15 a.m. July 31, said Dover Police spokesman Capt. Tim Stump, because Leone had been engaged in an argument with his sister and a friend. Leone allegedly used an AR-15 rifle to fire a shot into the floor near where the others were seated, Stump said.
In making the arrest, police also seized three firearms from the home.
Leone was charged with two counts of reckless endangering, three counts of possession of a firearm by a person prohibited and a single count of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
He was released from custody after posting a $22,250 secured bond.
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Dartmouth Serves Up Five-Set Victory Over Princeton Volleyball
The Princeton women's volleyball team rallied out of a 2-0 hole Friday night, but dominant fifth-set serving sent Dartmouth to a 3-2 victory in Dillon Gym.
After dropping the first two sets 25-20 and 25-20, Princeton bounced back with a 25-20 victory of its own. The Tigers dominated the fourth set, hitting .481 in a 25-15 win, and grabbed a 2-1 lead in the fifth set.
The next time a rally happened, Dartmouth led 5-2. A Princeton service error and three straight aces by Stacey Benton put the Big Green in control. Another Dartmouth service ace helped carry the Big Green to a 15-9 win in the fifth set.
Princeton had five players with double-digit kills, including sophomore Kendall Peterkin, who had a team-best 15 kills to go along with 10 digs. Junior Sarah Hanna helped inspire the Princeton comeback with 13 kills and only one error, while the middle duo of Nicole Kincade and Tiana Woolridge combined for 20 kills, six blocks and only two hitting errors.
Freshman Cara Mattaliano also recorded a double-double with 12 kills and 11 digs, and she added three blocks and two digs, while classmate Lauren Miller had 50 assists and 12 digs. Sophomore Sarah Daschbach led the Tigers with 20 digs.
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Dr. Ivona Hideg
Assistant Professor (OB/HRM)
Contact InformationEmail: email@example.com
Phone: 519.884.0710 ext.4414
Fax: 519.884.0201
Office Location: P2026
Office Hours: By appointment
Languages Spoken
Academic Background
BA (University of Waterloo), MASc (University of Waterloo), PhD (University of Toronto)
Learn more about our MSc and PhD programs in Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management.
**I will be accepting students for the 2014-2015 academic year**
The latest updates from our OB/HRM faculty and graduate students can be found in our bulletin:
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Ivona Hideg is an Assistant Professor of OB/HRM in the Lazaridis School of
Business & Economics at Wilfrid Laurier University. Ivonas main
areas of research include gender and cultural diversity in the workplace
and the social effects of emotions and emotion regulation. Her research
has been published in top-tier refereed journals such as Academy of Management Journal, Journal of Applied Psychology, Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, and Psychological Science.
Her research has also received numerous awards such as Best Paper
awards from the OB division at the Academy of Management and the
Canadian Psychological Association, and has been featured in media
outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, the Globe and Mail, the Huffington Post, the Record, and Mens Health Magazine. Ivona is also a member of the Editorial Board of Emotion.
Ivona is also an enthusiastic teacher and she has received an Excellence in Teaching Award at the University of Toronto and Deans Commendations for Teaching Excellence at Wilfrid Laurier University. She supervises the research of highly motivated and intellectually curious students, and she also welcomes new collaborators and students!
Gender and cultural diversity in the workplace, Cultural influences on the social effects of emotions
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Selected Publications
Trougakos, J. P., Beal, D. J., Cheng, B. H., Hideg, I., & Zweig, D. (2015). Too drained to help: A resource depletion perspective on daily interpersonal citizenship behaviors. Journal of Applied Psychology, 100, 227-236.
Liang, L. H., Adair, W. L., & Hideg, I. (2014). When should we disagree? The effect of relationship conflict on team identity in East Asian and North American teams. Negotiation and Conflict Management Research, 7, 282-289.
Hideg, I., & Ferris, D. L. (2014). Support for employment equity policies: A self-enhancement
approach. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. 123,
Trougakos, J.
P., Hideg, I., Cheng, B. H., &
Beal, D. J. (2014). Lunch breaks unpacked: The role of autonomy as a moderator
of recovery during lunch. Academy of Management Journal, 57, 405-421.
Adair, W. L., Hideg, I., & Spence, J. R (2013). The culturally intelligent team: The impact of team cultural intelligence and cultural heterogeneity on team shared values. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 44, 941-962.
Côté, S., Hideg, I., & Van Kleef, G. A. (2013). The consequences of faking anger in negotiations. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 49, 453-463.
Hideg, I., Michela, J. L., & Ferris, D. L. (2011). Overcoming negative reactions of nonbeneficiaries to employment equity: The effect of participation in policy formulation. Journal of Applied Psychology, 96, 363-376.
Côté, S., DeCelles, K. A., McCarthy, J. M., Van Kleef, G. A., & Hideg, I. (2011). The Jekyll and Hyde of emotional intelligence: Emotion regulation knowledge facilitates prosocial and interpersonally deviant behavior. Psychological Science, 22, 1073-1080.
Côté, S., & Hideg, I. (2011). The ability to influence others via emotion displays: A novel dimension of emotional intelligence. Organizational Psychology Review, 1, 53-71.
Miners, C. T. H., & Hideg, I. (forthcoming). Emotional intelligence and competencies. International Encyclopedia of Social & Behavioral Sciences.
Trougakos, J. P., & Hideg, I. (2009). Momentary work recovery: The role of within day work breaks. In P. L Perrewe, D. C. Ganster, & S. Sonnentag (Eds.), Research in occupational stress and well-being: Work recovery (Vol. 7, pp. 37-84). Oxford, UK: JAI Press.
Research Funding
2014: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Insight Grant, Principal Investigator (with D. Lance Ferris)
Editorial Board
Selected Academic Affiliations
Academy of Management (Organizational Behavior; Gender & Diversity in Organizations)
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Raisin-Zucchini Spice Cupcakes RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 package spice cake mix (regular size)
- 1-1/3 cups water
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 3 eggs
- 2 cups shredded zucchini
- 1/2 cup raisins
- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 to 2 tablespoons 2% milk
- In a large bowl, combine the cake mix, water, oil and eggs; beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes. Stir in zucchini and raisins. Fill paper-lined muffin cups two-thirds full.
- Bake at 350° for 18-22 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a small bowl, beat butter until light and fluffy. Beat in the confectioners' sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, nutmeg and enough milk to achieve a spreading consistency. Frost cupcakes. Yield: 2 dozen.
Reviews for Raisin-Zucchini Spice Cupcakes
"Two thumbs up! From 3 teenage boys stuffing these cupcakes in their mouth. I did cut back on the liquid because wanted more of a muffin feel vs a cupcake feel and to compensate for some extra zucchini. Flavor, texture and appearance is great."
"DELICIOUS!!! All my favorite flavors in one place! Even my fiance who said he hates zucchini ate these! : ) Definitely a keeper!"
"I did not like the spices that came across in this cake. I think it may be the cake mix as well as the frosting which I did not like. Although I made these yesterday and they look just like the picture, nobody has really touched them, unlike the chocolate zucchini cupcakes I made the day before which were gone."
"My mom liked to have muffins with coffee in the morning so I was always looking for new recipes. These were a big hit wiht her and me."
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(That's me on the left, my high school boyfriend in the middle. and the girl he cheated on me with on the right.)
Yes, it's true. It has been 30 years since I graduated from High School. On Friday night I went to my 30 year reunion "extravaganza" (East High School, Salt Lake City, Utah), and...hmmmmm.
Let's just say that after 30 years, things start catching up with most of us. It's hard to keep the inevitable results of Father Time at bay after 30 years, and, well, those years were now pretty evident on everyone's faces... (and elsewhere!)
Myself included. When they show those old pictures from High school, you really start to realize just how much things have changed.
And how little. Most of my old classmates that were there have exactly the same personality and lifestyle that they did when they were teenagers, oh so long ago. The wild ones are still wild, (sort of...lol), the studious ones are still studying away, The quiet ones are still quiet, the wallflowers were there, clinging to the wall... you get the idea.
I have to say, with a couple of notable exceptions, it was the "hotties" in high school, I mean the really hunky, handsome guys, who sort of took a collective turn for the worse. In a big way.
The girls still look pretty darn good. I'm not sure why, really.
It could be the subject of someone's master's thesis, if anyone's looking for a good idea.
I was actually really relieved when they didn't give out an award for the person with the youngest child, because I would've won that one, for sure. And there was this teeny tiny girl there, who hasn't aged a single day since high school who beat me in the "person with the most kids" category: she has NINE. Made me feel SO much better.
Anyway, had my camera not been broken I would have taken a couple pictures to document the evening. As it is, I will have to wait until someone sends me the pictures they took. I will say that for the most part I thoroughly enjoyed the evening, seeing all my old friends, catching up on all that's occurred over the last long while, and I'm glad I went. I'm not sure my husband can say any of those things, poor guy. Being the spouse at a High school reunion is torture, to put it mildly. He took it really well.
One fun note: if you have ever seen High School Musical, (I think I've seen it about, oh...45 times maybe), well my high school is where that was filmed. Our class reunion was right there in that same room where they do the big dance together. It is, in fact, East High. The colors are in fact red and white. Zac Efron stood in the very spot where I stood the other night. I felt his presence there, in my heart. (haha)
So, as you can see, it was quite the eye opener for me. I think I could write a documentary now on the long term effects of wild living vs. clean living, and why the old saying : "Once a cheerleader always a cheerleader" still holds true, at least from my perspective.
I will spare you any further elaboration.
I think I'm going to take up marathon running, and get some sort of laser treatment scheduled.
...Or not.
Have a lovely week!
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Things that make you go "Hmmmmm":
(That's me on the left, my high school boyfriend in the middle. and the girl he cheated on me with on the right.)
Posted by Lila Tueller at 10:23 PM
19 comments:
- Andi said...
OMG!!! Your 30th???
I'm about to go to my 20th and I don't look even half as good as you.
You must have been pretty pleased with yourself, looking so fab!!!
- August 17, 2009 at 3:11 AM
- Kim said...
I just had my 30th too, but my husband didn't go to his and had no desire to go to mine. Oh well. I'm glad you had such a great time and how fun to be from East High.
- August 17, 2009 at 6:30 AM
- Wendy said...
What a fun look back. My 30th reunion was this year too. How can I be that old?
- August 17, 2009 at 6:36 AM
- rachel griffith said...
glad you had a fun filled evening.
how neat that hsm was gilmed at your old school.
you look SO darn good to be going to your 30th reunion.
my 10 year reunion will be in 2011.
- August 17, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- LyndiLou said...
You are just too fun! I love that you felt Zac Efron's presence at your reunion! :) I would love to read your "HS: 30 Years Later" thesis. ;)
- August 17, 2009 at 8:53 PM
- The Wooly Wumpus said...
I'm 12 years away from my 30th, but I have to say the 10th anniversary was a bit of a jolt. Hee hee. And yes, high school reunions are pure torture for spouses!
- August 18, 2009 at 8:38 AM
Wow! I went to Olympus High School. Wasn't able to go to my 30th this year because I now live in Kansas City. Small world.
- August 18, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- Kelly said...
It was so great to be there with you! Buzz and I noticed the same thing about "you are who you were", and that the gals were still holding it together better than the guys! haha We'll see how we look in 10 more years!?!!
- August 18, 2009 at 8:38 PM
- laura said...
My 30th was last year. Luckily Hans is a very good sport and has no problem going to these things with me (my Ex-husband was not!).Something I've noticed with the passing years is that a lot of the wild kids ended up being the strictest parents in the world, the quiet studious guys are very successful men with beautiful wives and the popular jocks aren't so hot anymore! I was very bland back then so I didn't have much to live up to! I'm glad of that.
- August 19, 2009 at 10:46 AM
wow I hope you don't get some of the people you catorgized angry with you. Where do you classify yourself in those categories?
Men for the most part have a much more physical job than us ladies do I think highly of the men and their great strength and to be willing to take the "old
' looks for such diligent work, I love my husband for all he is and does to provide for us, it is very strenuous on him. One son is a Dr. & the other works out in the hot sun day after day, they both are aging in different way with different stresses to aid in their "old
' looks. Thank you Men for making a living for us LADIES..
- August 20, 2009 at 2:06 PM
- Chelsea said...
Do I sense a slight crush on Zac? Funny thing, because I have a little thing for him. He's only, what 11 years younger than me!
I just watched him in 17 Again 3 times in one night! Finally at about 4am I decided to turn it off and be done with it!
- August 20, 2009 at 9:03 PM
- ~love said...
oh, my girls love HSM! =)
we just had my 10th reunion and it really is a fascinating thing to go observe. i agree with everything you said! i'd totally want to research it more if i wasn't working on getting babies #5 and 6 here! =) oh, and that reminds me that i totally won the "most kids" award. the most anyone else had that was there was TWO. =)
- August 21, 2009 at 9:05 PM
- Rita said...
I hope you don't get some of the people you categorize angry with you.
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- August 22, 2009 at 3:57 AM
cool story. I experienced the same as you at my 30th (8 yrs ago)...the hunks were the worst for wear, where as the girls not so much. would be a good thesis as you stated. funny!
- August 22, 2009 at 7:38 AM
- Lila Tueller said...
Hi Anonymous...I just have to reply to this. To answer your question...I was sort of boring and invisible in High school. I wasn't one of the popular ones, but I had friends in all of those categories, as well as others not mentioned. I wasn't making fun of any of them...and if I was to categorize myself, I would have to say I was a somewhat observant and philosophical person, and probably more of a "wallflower" than any of the others I listed.
But anyway, this post was sort of written in fun, or "tongue-in-cheek", as they say. Not to be taken too seriously. Sorry if I offended anyone! Didn't mean to.
- August 24, 2009 at 1:38 AM
- Lila Tueller said...
Oh, I meant the first anonymous reader.
- August 24, 2009 at 1:41 AM
I thought you were hot then and I still do.
All my love,
- September 5, 2009 at 3:51 PM
- Anna Bartlett said...
I made a wrap with some of your fabric a month or so ago, and have really enjoyed finding your blog tonight! I love reading about people like me who also work into the night because that's just the way it has to be - and oh, who doesn't love Zac too! I'm very impressed that East High is your old school. I very much doubt that my old highschool is movie material!
- September 26, 2009 at 7:19 AM
- Steph said...
Funny I have found the same thing with the hot guys from high school and college. My new advice to the youth girls at my church is "don't exclude the nerdy boys (you know, the ones from the chess club), because in 15 years they will be handsome and successful, and that hot guy will have wrinkles and might still be living at home."
Luckily my husband was hot then and now!
- September 29, 2009 at 8:24 PM


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At 16, Bonnie Rodriguez faced traumatizing treatment when she came out as a transgender. Being the only one at Pacifica High in Oxnard, she was bullied and harassed on a daily basis and eventually dropped out in order to avoid further discrimination.
Rodriguez purposely cut all her friends off before they had the chance to pass judgment on her. Now, four years later, she is attempting to reintroduce herself to those friends.
"It's hard because even though I'm the same person I was when they knew me, they now have a completely different view of me. It's hard to convey and present the image that I have of myself to others around me."
Rodriguez is just one of many LGBTQ youth in Ventura County who constantly struggle with acceptance. In order to reach out to outcast youth who are dealing with various issues, Christine Cortez opened the James Cosper Stepping Stone Foundation (JCSS) on Jan. 1, 2011. The Foundation is in honor of Cortez's uncle James Cosper, who was tormented in the '70s when he came out as gay.
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About six months after opening, the United Parents Foundation donated the Camarillo building for use every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m., and every other Friday. The transgender counseling group meets every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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All the outreach has not been for naught. Rodriguez, now 20, is a regular attendee at the LGBTQ Center and Common Ground youth group. She goes to counseling and hangs out with other transgender kids at the youth group.
"I love hanging out with people who accept me for who I am, who support me, who have been through the exact same struggles that I have been through, and who know what it's like to live in an uninformed and unaware world."
All of the counselors at the LGBTQ Center are interns/trainees of professional therapists. They work with the individuals to better help them cope at home, at work and at school, and also frequently advocate for kids in court cases.
Rodriguez strongly believes the public needs to become more educated about the issues facing transgender youth.
"Instead of just taking in what the media says, people need to actually understand these issues and digest them so that perhaps there won't be all these outcast kids who feel so alone in this world," Rodriguez said. "No one was there for me in high school and I don't want other kids to have to go through that."
Despite the help that Rodriguez and other youth are receiving from places like the LGBTQ Center, kids are still facing an onslaught of public opposition to acceptance.
"It's not getting easier for kids to come out," Cortez said. "The world is cruel and harsh to issues that cannot be understood by everyone. Therefore, counseling, fellowship and community outreach reinforces positivity in the lives of these youth."
The LGBTQ Center will also be hosting its annual youth/volunteer fundraiser on Aug. 31 at 255 Stanley Ave. in Ventura. This will be an AIDS fair and a health expo where many guest speakers will talk about issues such as sexual assault, bullying, domestic violence, etc.
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Here's the now famous interview with Bill and Fiasco. Enjoy! #wordsineversaid
I don't even know why Lupe would go on the show. Bill O'Reilly never lets anyone speak. I wish he let Lupe explain himself...
Notice how they couldn't talk to Lupe LIVE, instead had to show an edited version. What a load of bullshit man! I am not going to, and no one else should, build any form of opinion on that particular conversation until they decide to show the whole unedited version (which will be never). Until then, will make sure I'll keep promoting the song "words I never said" and every other conscious rapper with substance in their messages. Maybe might see them on MTV one day . like 50 cent or Rihanna .. ahahahaha . joke over ? Oh and by the way, the president is a terrorist. Terrorism = the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims = people scared of an illusion (violence and intimidation) so then allows their and others human rights to be reduced (one of the MANY political aims in this crap) in order to control the threat. Do you even know how many of your human rights the government have changed and opted out of since the war? Wake up remaining dumb people, research truth, stop being sheep and build your own opinions from non bias stimulus. Before you wont even be able to wipe your ass in peace, scared a terrorist is hiding in the toilet and shit. If not, good luck explaining to your children the role you played in the war on terrorism when all the genocides and slaughters of innocent people in Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan come to light . I didnt know it was happening son . Just like Vietnam. PEACE!
First off, to all the people that disagree about the president being a terrorist make sure you know what the definition of terrorism is: The use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims. I have to agree with Lupe that the president and the American Government are certainly guilty of terrorism. Secondly, the reason Lupe (and most normal Americans) says we went to Afghanistan to find Bin Laden is because that is what the American people were fed by the politicians and media. The only reason people supported going to Afghanistan was for that reason alone, not to fight a war in an area that has never had an invading country "win." If we want to fight terrorism, then why do we keep trying to force democracy in places that we easily become corrupt in the coming years. Lastly, I think you should take back your statement that all presidents in the future will terrorists as well. I have hopes of becoming president in the future by finding support from the people rather than a single entity (such as political parties). Despite that things look very bad for the country and most of the people, there are still people out there with aspirations of creating a country not fueled by lies, war, exploitation, corruption and terrorism. I am sure that more people support peace than one might expect. I applaud you for speaking out against the evil political machine. Whether people support your views or not, at least it raises questions that all Americans should be asking. The mass media can't control minds forever, keep breaking it down. Love always shines everytime, remember 2 smile! Peace, Mac
You got some balls man, i'll give you that. I admire you for not being ashamed to speak your mind freely, rather people agree with it or not, it takes courage, and you sure got alot of it.
I liked what the debate could have been. Lupe had some outstanding points that could have been displayed if they given him a chance. For the fact that foreign policy is documentation where the government neglects its true purpose for illegal invasion on other nations we are terrorist. Its within the nations interest to engage in this war over various reasons hidden behind a fallacious agenda. Yes it has happen years before Pres.Obama and it will continue but only in matters of a business prospect not on the protection of terrorism. Its inevitable to say we will end terrorism. Why because there will always be good and evil., however love shall prevail over hate. For we are Lasers! Voice of the people.
We don't have to worry about white people bringing us down, we have more than enough self hatred to take care of that ourselves. Crabs in a barrel. So Lupe, what have you done to help protect our Country? Would you be willing to call our Military personnel terrorists to their faces? Lupe, As a fan I am so disappointed in you, and the fact that you have me agreeing with Bill O'Reilly! What you are saying is very misleading. And calling our President a Terrorist? You are worse than the Tea Party racists. You have to understand that there are young people listening to what you say that do not have the knowledge to know what you are saying is total Bull Sh*t. First off, the U.S. always knew that Bin Laden was NOT in Afghanistan, but in Pakistan. The reason troops were sent into Afghanistan had nothing to do with capturing Bin Laden, but everything to do with crippling Al Qaeda and the Al Qaeda run Government. For example, say you want to disband and capture the leader of the Gangster Disciples, but you know he is on the run somewhere in California. You are still going to the Southside of Chicago, because you know that is where main operations are being conducted. Lupe, I think you are smarter than what you showed in that interview. Take a minute and think about what the Fu*k you are saying and I believe you will realize it is without merit and very irresponsible. Looking forward to becoming a fan again. Maybe not... Signed, A grown man educated enough to not believe the B.S. you are saying...
Thank you Lupe for refusing to be fed US propaganda. Bill O'Reilly is a sad excuse for a human, I am thoroughly irate that he has the means to televise is idiotic opinions.
bill oreilly is a sad fascist who only wanted lupe on that show to try his words seem less then pure greatness i hate shows like this because he asks set questions and gives the defending party no chance to really express wat there trying to say which is bullshit...the whole purpose was to but lupe n the hot seat and try in undermin his power of a leader of the people and when i mean leader i really mean true president of the african community Lupe Fiasco
Thank you Lupe. The younger generation is not being influenced in a bad way. We simply question things that have never been questioned before
Thank you for going on that show and fighting against the rhetoric, the excuse to use terror on terror. It hilarious when FOX News accuses anyone of spreading lies to the American public.
Is Bill O'Reilly a cross examiner or a journalist? he can be the first one, but i don't think he can be a journalist to work in the Fox hole. hahahaah i had to stop the vid and laugh at bill o'Reilly's lack of knowledge about Lu when he said "what you just said is fallacious. that means it's wrong" hahahahahah the least you should find out researching Lu for an interview is that he is a word smith. this goes to show the very condescending mentality Bill O'Reilly had when approaching this interview. the prescription glasses killed me too btw. I love you Lu
True that LaLa-Rich, they forgot to say ne thing about how our own U.S. troops have also been down there because they took over the heroin trade and are growing and shippin H back to the United States Of America. U don't have to believe me, I have proof and Geraldo Rivera was the reporter who broke the story Look it up for yourself ;-)
Remember that this whole agenda our gov is pushing is not a left or right issue. THEY R PLAYING GD COP BAD COP ON US WITH THESE TWO PARTIES! They have been killing our economy with the federal reserve, and with-out Clinton lifting the Glass Steagle Act these banks never would'v been able to start robbing our future generations and forcing us all into unpayable debt. That's just one of the many things that is killing our country. Go to infowars.com youngsters...thats where the truth is that will help you all understand it
And Bill O'reilly wtf he mean that we are use to hearing "irresponsible segments from rappers?" And he contardicted himself when they were talking about the reason for being in Afghanistan...lol he weak..
Fk O'reilly, he never lets anyone prove their point. We are all proud of you for speaking out Lupe. Alb. New Mex showin mad luv for you speaking the truth. Especially in a time where all these other CIA rappers, and ex-cops are all only talkin about makin it rain, or clubs n blowin $ on strippers, or actin like a big drug dealer when we all know they never sold D in their livez. But the point is we love you for spittin truth n bringin the real, and your doin it @ such a young age speaks volumes for the person you are. Keep hittin em Lupe don't let words I never said be a one-political song, give us more!
lol Im a huge lupe fiasco fan but I've had negative thoughts about our government and the war long b4 i heard him say anything about it. We have been told lies about the real reason for our being overseas. Who can we believe? I think that Lupe is right about politics being simple and that there is no reason we should be there. The USA is a big terrorist I've been saying this b4 9/11 happened and we are a bunch of bullies. The whole thing about Bin Laden being killed I think its, first of all, a cover up for what they are really doing and second.i dislike how us a ppl reacted to his death. We should never celebrate the death of anybody, idc how bad they are. That makes us just as bad as them. They celebrated when they killed ppl in 9/11 b/c they thought they were doing the rite thing. We should celebrate the success. I disagree with us being over there all together anyway.
I actually kinda agree with what you're saying, Lupe, although I think a little more of the blame should go to Bush. The war in Afghanistan caused the death of nearly 9000 civilians... where as the attacks on 9/11 caused 3000 deaths and thats not to mention the 900000 civilian death toll in Iraq. And all just to get one guy. Civilians are civilians; people are people, The war on terror is perhaps one of the worst retaliations in the history of man.
I love the i-view with Rus Sim in which you both spoke on this i-view; Bill doesn't have enough open minded watchers for you my brotha. Go Play Hardball With Chris Matthews. I wear prescription shade too, Wasa; Don't let people throw red herrings. F.N.F. ^
O'Reily was totally scared of you Lupe. He never gave you a chance you a chance to talk, let alone make a point. He continually just talked over you. And they chopped up the interview and edited out important portions of your argument. He knew you had a legitimate point so he just cut you off and never gave you a chance to make it. Don't Worry Lupe, you aren't lying to us kids, We know that


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These "Soda Poppers" are the last of the samples that were sent to me from Trolli. Sad! I had so much fun with these reviews. These Soda Poppers are also a new candy for Trolli, much like the Big Bold Bears. These are gummi candies based on sodt drink flavors. Alreay they're unique, cause the only other candy of this type I can think of is those Super Cola Bottles by Haribo.
I want to take a moment and give kudos to Trolli for successfully pulling off a candy packaging while using black as the wrapper background color. Candy usually appeals with bright and colorful colors, yet Trolli uses black as a backdrop to enhance the colors they do decide to use. It's adventurous and it works for me. The only other time I see it is with more "classic" candies, like Big Hunk and types of licorice. Still, well done. Ok, back to candy….
The premise behind these candies is they're gummis flavored after popular soft drinks. The gummis are shaped like little barrels and are both color coded and labeled with the flavors. Pretty nice that they had a mold for each kind. The gummis have that sweet, generic "cola" flavor wafting up from the bag once I opened it. Each piece is nicely squishy and are brightly colored, so it's easy to tell them apart, even the cola and root beer flavors.
Cola (light brown): Starts off tasting like a good cola should,. Sweet with spicy notes to it. This one particularly reminded me of Pepsi, but take that with a grain of salt since it's really been years since I drank soda of any type. Still, this remained flavors and accurate to my memory, and I found it to be very tasty.
Cherry Cola (red): The flavor starts off mild and sweet of a diet coke, then it explodes into a flavor similar to Dr Pepper, it has a distinct cherry note to it. I think the cola flavor here is a little more mild, but it works here.
Root Beer (dark brown): The flavor starts off woodsy and sweet, like a good root beer. Then the more spicy wintergreen note arrives and really smooths out the whole flavor. Lovely.
Orange Soda (orange): This one is fun. They captured the flavor straight on. The flavor of the very sweet, yet orangey with no hints of bitterness or authenticity. Amazing.
Lemon Lime (lime yellow): The flavor is very mild in this one. It reminds me of the lime jelly bean, but way weaker in flavor . It does taste of soda…but it's more like mountain dew than sprite or 7up.
There are wonderful. It's really refreshing to get gummis in new flavors like these. They're tasty and unique. I'm not sure where they're going to be sold in stores, but if you see them, they're totally worth a try!
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Just won a 30gb Zen Extra. Anything I should know?
Thats what I won, I asked him if all was alright with it and if the battery still holds a charge, he said it did.
My question is, will this work off the bat if I plug it in and open windows media player 12(In windows 7)?
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Wow, nice and congrats!
I got 2 of these excellent old school puppies - unfortunately, while I now have Win7 on a new laptop, the Xtras are back in NYC and I am overseas.
There are a few Creative experts here - hope they will chime in.
Obviously, the best thing to do is just to plug the thing in and see what happens on Win7. Though I suggest you consider ditching WMP 12 and trying out Winamp or MediaMonkey - both IMO are far far better than WMP and I use both to manage my Xtras on WinXP, a job they do just perfectly.
As for the battery? It is really not a worry - as you can see, the Xtras have easily and readily available user replaceable batteries. I have had my Xtras for many many years and yes, have had to replace the batteries a couple of times. Not a problem at all.
The Xtra is not fancy and is positively bricklike compared to current devices, but it sounds great, with OTG playlist abilities and does the job, thank you very much.
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I hope WMP works, I use to use Mediamonkey but it could not handle all of my music, odd that WMP has no problems, it use to duplicate all my files also. I never could use winamp right, I know I am in the minority using WMP but it works with my current mp3 player and I have everything organized super well in it. I am in NYC now, to bad they are going to waste there :-/.
Thanks! :-)
Yeah I saw some OEM batteries on Ebay but was not sure of which is good( I have bought junk ones for cellphones before, so I am a bit iffy).
Ok so I got it, the left channel is out, I read these can have headphone Jack problems. Odd when half way out holding it in both earphones work....this is a shame.
Any thing I can do or should I junk this one? He gave me a full refund already and told me to just throw it out but that seems like such a waste. Oh yeah and the battery died while syncing about 10gb of files....I am guessing this is not normal. (Anyone Know a reliable battery dealer if I do fix this?)
Also it works with my Windows media player perfectly!
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I hate to resurrect a tangentially-related thread, but I figure this is a better home than a whole new thread for my question.
I had an 80GB Zune, but it's gone totally AWOL (I'm pretty sure it grew some legs while I was at work or something, urgh). For the time being, I'm thinking about using my dad's Zen Xtra 30GB. However, I already have TWO music programs on my computer - iTunes for listening while I'm on my computer and Zune for podcatching and syncing to my Zune. Can anyone tell me what programs are going to be able to sync to the Zen without being too system/resource/extension-intensive?
EDIT: another note. Anything that works well with podcasts and auto-syncing based on played status? Or is that beyond the power of the Xtra?
...DOUBLE-EDIT: This thing won't even be recognized by Windows 7 64-bit, will it?
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This is my first post as a new member from Germany, who has been reading this great forum for years and learnt a lot about players and more. Thank you!
I'm a excited user of my J3 (32) to be my third Cowon Player (D2 and S9 before). I had no problems yet, but now for some reason, something messes up my system and music folders always and only when I insert my SDHC-Card (32, too). Alphabetical order is lost, some folders are missing, some appear twice.
Does anybody know a solution for this problem?
Thank you very much for your answers!
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Have you checked your file tags? Try mp3tag its free and youll be able to correct the issues.
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Thank you, WalkGood,
I'm using mp3tag but cannot find a problem. What could be wrong with the tags?
I was guessing based on what you said, if there's nothing wrong with the tags and you've used mp3tag before. Have you tried to format the card with the SD associations formatter and reloaded tunes? Is it possible that one or more files has an error, have you tried CHKDSK? Could the fw have an error, have to reloaded the fw or are you running the latest version?
Like I said, I'm guessing since I don't have your player in my hands. These are just a few things that I go thru if I've having issues, but the first thing I always check is tags and errors.
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The two methods are very different in terms of how you do it and what you see. I suspect from your description that you're probably using "logical" browsing.
(1) Physical browsing is started from the browser button on the main desktop menu, and then you choose Library -> [Folders].
From there you navigate downward to select either [J3] for internal storage or [J3 Ext] for external storage. Then you continue on down further through whatever folder and sub-folder structure you have on internal or external storage, etc., etc., exactly as if you were browsing your J3 using Windows Explorer.
In this physical browsing mode everything you see is the EXTERNAL name (both folders and files), including extension for files. Everything you see is absolutely guaranteed to be in ascending alphabetical sequence by the external folder/file name.
Cannot be anything but purely alphabetical sequence. Cannot see duplicates of anything, because you're looking at the actual physical folder/file contents of internal or external storage, exactly the same as with Windows Explorer. Since there cannot be physical duplicates of folders or files inside of a folder, it's impossible to have a "duplicate" problem.
(2) Logical browsing starts the same way, by pushing the browser button on the main desktop menu. But from there you navigate downward through the "tags database" which the J3 builds at each power-on boot time, derived by examining every one of your music files on both internal and external storage.
The "tags database" has five main sort keys: artist, album, song title, genre, and year, which of course are the primary internal tag fields in each music file. So you can logically browse through the tags database using any of these five primary sort keys: Library -> [Artists] or [Albums] or [Songs] or [Genres] or [Years].
These tag field values are internal, in the tags in each music file (assuming you've stored the correct values in those tag fields of each music file, as you should) have nothing at all to do with the external folder/file names that you've constructed your physical music collection with, although if your physical collection is organized by \Music\Artist\Album then there will be no confusion when switching between physical browsing and logical browsing. It will look similar as you navigate using either approach.
But if your physical music collection has a totally different physical folder structure than \Artist\Album, then a certain amount of ambiguity and confusion about what you're looking at is inevitable. Certainly keeping your internal artist, album and song title tag field values identical to your external folder/file names will go a long way to minimizing or eliminating any such confusion.
Anyway, when logically browsing you are again NOT looking at external folder/file names (which could be artist folders and album folders and song title names). You are looking at the internal tag field values for those same items. So what appears to be an "album folder" is not a physical album folder, but rather the collection of all music files whose "album" tag field value is identical.
And since there is one tags database item for each music file, if you have the same music file duplicated into multiple folders then it will appear multiple times in the tags database, and thus it will appear to have two "song title" items in that one "album folder". But that's because the duplicate music files both have the identical "album" tag field value and thus will be considered tracks in the one "logical album folder", and will be presented twice because you really do have two music files in that "logical album folder"... although they actually appear to have the identical "song title".
Now logical browsing using the five primary sort keys of the tags database covers both internal and external storage combined, which of course is a huge advantage so that you don't need to know or care where you've placed your music files. But you do need to understand your own music file organization, and duplicating files in multiple different folders really is a no-no else you will see these kinds of duplicate entry anomalies.
Finally, when logically browsing and looking into a "logical album folder" (which again is not a physical folder but rather simply the collection of all music files anywhere which have the identical "album" tag field value), the J3 presents the tracks within that logical album folder IN TRACK NUMBER SEQUENCE, based on the "track number" tag field value.
A logical album folder is NOT displayed alphabetically, neither by external file name nor by internal "song title" tag field value. A logical album folder is displayed IN TRACK NUMBER SEQUENCE, to mimic the track sequence of the original CD itself. The J3 expects that just as with the five primary tag field values which are assumed to have valid values, the "track number" tag field value is also assumed to be a valid number (or n/m, etc.).
Only physical browsing presents everything alphabetically, no matter what you're looking at and no matter what navigation level you're at. Logical folder-level browsing displays in track number sequence, but anything above that will be alphabetical (but using the internal tag field values, not the external folder/file names).
Hopefully, your current situation is now clearer.
You must be browsing logically (to include music files from all folders on both internal and external storage). And you must have duplicate music files in more than one location, with each music file getting a row in the tags database so that it shows up multiple times in the corresponding "logical album folder" when you get to that level.
And the only way you can see something not in strictly alphabetical sequence is in the logical album folder view, which is presented in track number sequence by "track number" tag field value.
If you don't already have a tag utility I suggest installing MP3Tag, which is very powerful and also very simple and intuitive to use.
I'll try everything you suggest except reloading the fw for I did so some hours ago. Thank you again. Hope there will be good news soon.
Another thought would be to check your file browser setting under general settings.
Edit: IIRC there's two modes; Browser mode and music mode. I use browser mode on my two cowon's
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Dear WalkGood, dear DSperber,
thank you very much for your advice and hints. I tried everything you suggested and got close to resignation, but then my last desperate attempt was successful. I'm not quite sure but it seems that one single filename (too long) caused all the problems. I'll try to approve that, but now I'm weak and tired and want to use my J3 instead of maintaining it.
Thank you!
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I know this is a long shot as it is such an old thread but did you find a definite cause Kosmo as I have the same issue. I've limited to flash based Cowon players (happens on C2 and X9) but does not happen on Z2 - Android. Other than that I have no idea what it is - definitely not the tags as MP3TAG has sorted them out for me.
(fingers crossed)
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Our system use memcached as the cache storage, the connection is persistent. This bug hasnot occured under non-persistent Memcached circumstance
So the description below under persistent connection. (1) After restart the Memcached, function save frequently returns false;
if (null !== $this->_metadataCache && !$this->_metadataCache->save($metadata, $cacheId)) {
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require_once 'Zend/Db/Table/Exception.php';
throw new Zend_Db_Table_Exception('Failed saving metadata to metadataCache');
So if $this->_metadataCache->save($metadata, $cacheId)) return false, then the exception threw
Agree. This is not a crit error for Zend_Db_Table and need no exception to throw.
same error if memached is not reachable, throw an exception
Formatted error. Marked as trivial since a suggested fix is supplied. Marked as "should have" for "next mini release"
why isnt this fixed in current versions ?
at least seems this way in 1.9.0
restart memcached error -> reload -> working -> reload -> error
should take a look at the datestamps of the comments... nevermind.
Digging into this, is an exception not what we want here? It seems like if you ask it to use a cache, and the cache fails at saving, shouldnt an exception be thrown? Is this perhaps a situation that should be taken care of before table metadataSetup(), like in the bootstrap? Perhaps the bootstrap should detect if memcached is not available?
Is it possible situation when memcached server fails after connection setting up? Yes. In that case if exception will be thrown we'll get unwanted break up. I want to see my scripts still working fine even in the case memcached doesn't work properly.
If we really need to know the cache failed, wouldn't a throw from Zend_Cache be a better place then a throw from Zend_Db?
Alternatively, couldn't it just be a trigger_error(...., Notice) rather then a throw?
Really, notice is the best way to keep a web-master informed about cache subsystem problems and not to interrupt normal code execution later on.
the really strange part of this is the error comes and goes.
Restart memcached -> access the page -> error -> reload -> working -> reload -> working or error
after a few minutes (dont know on what it depends) no errors are thrown.. until the next memcached restart.
What i have to try sometimes is what if you configure more than one memcached server will a error thrown wenn only one of them is restarted.
In general i would also suggest to trigger a notice, a cache failure is not allowed to stop a, besides this, working page.
If the memcached server is not available, it seems like Zend_Cache should throw an exception, no?
Then, when inside Zend_Db_Table, it should treat Zend_Cache as a (effectively) /dev/null cache, thus, it will always have to do the lookup on the metadata.
Or am I missing something?
That's right. Cache should be used to improve the performance of process, should not break the process. The current version, even if we caught the exception thrown within Zend_Db_Table, we can not return to run as no cache.
Patch contains:
Changed throw to E_USER_NOTICE on metaCache save fail Updated test suite to match
I have not been able to find out what's causing the exception to be thrown, I initialise the cache in my bootstrap like this:
protected function _initDbTableCache() { $cache = Zend_Cache::factory('Core', 'File', array('automatic_serialization' => true), array('cache_dir' => APPLICATION_PATH . '/cache') ); Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::setDefaultMetadataCache($cache); }
but every now and then, it throws an exception.
I have the same setup setup as Juraj. Since updating to 10.0.2, a notice is thrown instead of an exception. This is nice, but I don't know why its being thrown. I'm guessing that it throws whenever the cache is old, but I need to setup better logs to see if this is really the case.
Any ideas for pinpointing the problem?
I have a similar problem with memcached as metadatacache. I use the Zend_Session_SaveHandler_DbTable, and from time to time I get an exception saying that saving metadata failed (because Zend_Db_Table is used to save session data). As a result session_start() does not work. See log below.
I will now try to use a "non-persistent" connection to memcached.
I also had the problem in the past with restarting memcached: Restart memcached -> access the page -> error -> reload -> working -> reload -> working or error Since it is not an exception anymore the problem is gone.
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