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Shon Aims for Top of Leaderboard in Texas
Just two days after moving on to the next stage of LPGA Q-school, Kelly Shon continued to play well, turning in a first-round 69 at the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational to stand tied for third place.
Shon is one of eight players who carded a 69 in Sunday's first round, and all eight stand two shots behind Dani Darquea of Miami (Fla.) and Jessica Peng of Mississippi State. Shon had four birdies and just one bogey in her first round.
Princeton stands 16th as a team in the 18-team field, which Miami (Fla.) leads at -12 by five shots over UCLA.
Princeton's results from Sunday's first round are below, and complete results are available through BirdieFire here. The tournament will continue through Tuesday.
16. Princeton 301 (+13)
T3. Kelly Shon 69 (-3)
T63. Jordan Lippetz 76 (+4)
T77. Hana Ku 78 (+6)
T77. Sydney Kersten 78 (+6)
93. Alexandra Wong 81 (+9)

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Entering her fourth season with the Charlotte women's basketball program in 2015-16 is assistant coach Joanne Aluka-White. During her tenure with the 49ers, she has helped the team reach the postseason two times, including a WNIT Sweet 16 appearance in 2012-13.
Aluka-White serves as the primary coach for the 49ers' post players. In 2014-15, the unit included the team's leading rebounder and a scoring threat, junior Kira Gordon, while her classmate Alexis Alexander posted a double-double at Florida Atlantic. Sophomore Kenya Olley also stepped up her game late in the campaign, including registering a Halton Arena-record eight blocked shots in the victory over North Texas.
In 2013-14, she helped Gabby Tyler lead the team in scoring and rebounding and Gordon enjoyed a breakout year in which she was one of the team's most consistent options. Tyler's breakout game came against UTEP on the road, as she posted a double-double of 22 points and 12 boards in helping the Niners to the important away victory during the Conference USA campaign.
Charlotte put together the second-best campaign in school history (26-6) and finished second in the Atlantic 10 regular season with a 13-1 mark during Aluka-White's first season in 2012-13. The rousing success of her first season was not limited to the team, however, as individuals also produced at high levels under her tutelage. She oversaw the progress of Jennifer Hailey, the 2013 Atlantic 10 Player of the Year and a FullCourt.com Mid-Major All-American, and Amanda Dowe, who joined Hailey on the postseason All-Atlantic 10 teams. The pair was the only set of teammates nationally to average a double-double, helping the 49ers establish numerous school records and is currently playing professionally overseas.
Aluka-White also was charged with developing a pair of freshman post players, who were often the first options off the bench, including Gordon who became the first freshman in the last 12 years to see action in every game during a season. The young group saw more playing time due to an injury to Tyler, a former All-Atlantic 10 Rookie Team choice.
In June 2013, Aluka-White was chosen to participate in the Achieving Coaching Excellence (ACE) program, which is designed for minority coaches and geared towards professional development. It is funded by the NCAA and Black Coaches Association (BCA).
Aluka-White spent six seasons, from 2006-07 through 2011-12, as an assistant coach at fellow Conference USA member FIU when the Miami-based school was in the Sun Belt.
During her six years with the Panthers, the program reached the 2011 and 2012 Sun Belt Tournament semifinals and earned an at-large bid to the postseason, competing in the WNIT for the first time since 2005-06. It capped the school's first 20-win campaign in the last 10 years and their second-straight 10-win Sun Belt record.
She also assisted in guiding four 1,000-point scorers during her time with the Panthers and five All-Sun Belt selections, including three who were multiple recipients.
Prior to beginning her coaching career, Aluka-White was a highly successful collegian at another current Conference USA and former Sun Belt school, Middle Tennessee. She tallied over 1,000 career points from 1998-2002 and earned Ohio Valley Freshman of the Year accolades when the program competed in that league early in her career. She was voted a team captain and helped the Blue Raiders capture an OVC Tournament championship, one bid to the NCAA Tournament and two WNIT berths.
The culmination of her playing career came with her selection to the Nigerian national team and a trip to the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. There, Nigeria won the first Olympic game in the country's history. She then continued playing professionally in Europe, and while in Portugal, she led her team to the 2004 National Cup final.
Her playing career continued after the Olympics, when she returned stateside and suited up for the NWBL's Dallas Fury. She was coached in the short-lived league by hall of famer Nancy Lieberman.
The Augusta, Ga., native graduated from Middle Tennessee in 2001 with a bachelor's degree in behavioral science. She stayed in Murfreesboro to complete her master's degree in 2003 in health and human performance with a concentration in sport management.
Aluka-White is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association and the Advocates for Athletic Equity (AAE), formerly known as the Black Coaches & Administrators (BCA).
Aluka-White and her husband Fred White are the parents of twins Daniel and Gabrielle.
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Renting your apartment out needs lots of hard work and research; it ensures that you have a space that is worth renting for somebody looking for an apartment to rent. Whether this is the apartment where you used to live yourself with your family and are looking to move to somewhere else or it is some investment property, you need to make decisions which provide you with the best returns and at the same time make sure that you as well as your property is fully protected. You have to make a pick between hiring some estate agent or DIY approach for managing your apartment.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 25, 2010) - Former ETSU All-American golfer Rhys Davies (Bridgend, Wales) enjoyed an impressive showing last weekend at the Abu Dhabi Championship, finishing tied for sixth against an impressive field.
Pocketing 48,750 euros for his efforts, Davies carded rounds of 66-68-72-67=273 to finish just seven strokes back of Martin Kaymer. Davies' name was on the leaderboard with some of golf's most recognizable names, such as Ian Poulter and Rory Mcilroy, who finished second and third, respectively. Davies finished ahead of such notables as Soren Hansen (8th), Sergio Garcia (13th), Anthony Kim (13th), Camilo Villegas (19th), and Henrik Stenson (21st).
Davies has played in four events so far this season, which is his first on the European Tour full time.
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Producers Rice Mill, Inc. received its first load of rice for the 2012 season Monday. The load came in at the Pine Bluff facility, but Producers President and CEO Keith Glover said he expects the Stuttgart facility to see its first load by the end of the week.
"If not the tail end of this week, then next week for sure," Glover said.
The first trailer load in Pine Bluff was from Steve Pharr. The variety was RiceTec XL745, grade 1, with 18.9 percent moisture. This is the earliest first load of a new crop year received in the history of Producers Rice Mill.
Industry specialists were predicting an early harvest, after 80 percent of the crop was planted in late March and early April. But with an early harvest comes questions about quality.
"The Pine Bluff load looked good," Glover said. "From the road it looks like a nice crop out there, and we are not seeing the stink bug problems. 2010 was the worst stink bug damage we received on record."
Glover said he feels the harvest will hit at the same time for all farmers. Not like the 2011 harvest.
"It will come off all together," he said. "We are pretty optimistic it looks like we have a good quality crop in the field."
But with the rush of harvest comes the question that most farmers want answered. Will the new Dryer No. 6 — that is currently under construction — be ready in time for harvest?
"It should be up and going by Aug. 16, if we can get it online any sooner we will," Glover said. "When it comes online I think we will be in the blunt of harvest."
This improvement will bring an extra 3.5 million bushel storage space.
"In recent years we have unloaded anywhere from 13 to 16 million bushels of rice during harvest and with the facilities we have prior to this improvement it was a struggle to handle that much rice," he explained.
Producers Rice Mill has 10 drying and receiving locations throughout eastern Arkansas, one at Cleveland, Miss., and one at Greenville, Miss.
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Alonso Gomez
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Alonso Gomez is a member of the Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers and the younger brother of Oscar Gomez. He is a known ally of both Teddy Benavidez and Willy Valerio. He is said to have gotten involved in crime while his brother was in jail for dealing crack cocaine. He has convictions for possesion of a controlled substance (Crack Cocaine) in 2004 and again for possesion of the same substance in 2006.
LCPD Database information
Surname: Gomez First Name: Alonso
Age: 22
Place of Birth: Northwood, Liberty City
Affiliations: Northwood Dominican Drug Dealers
Criminal Record:
- 2004 - Possession Controlled Substance: Crack Cocaine
- 2006 - Possession Controled Substance: Crack Cocaine
- Younger brother of Oscar Gomez.
- Part of a Northwood based gang of Dominican Drug Dealers that includes his brother and Willy Valerio.
- Associate of Luis Fernando Lopez - personal bodyguard to "Gay" Tony Prince.
- Became involved in crime while his brother was in jail for dealing crack cocaine.
- It is believed that he is the same person as Alonzo; although there is no proof of this.


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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Lawns, Ground Cover, & Wildflowers
Lawn Mower Savvy (page 3 of 5)
by Frank A. Viggiano and National Gardening
Electric Rotary Mowers
The greatest virtue of electric mowers is the noise they make or rather the lack of it. If you live where noise is an issue or if you've simply had enough of it yourself, I recommend you consider a mower powered by an electric motor. Keep in mind, however, that electric mowers rarely have the power of a gasoline engine mower.
The least-expensive electric mowers are powered by a standard electric motor connected by an extension cord to an outlet. These are for small lawns accessible with no more than a 100-foot power cord. (Electrical resistance in cords longer than 100 feet could damage the motor.) The cost of these mowers is in the $100 to $200 range.
Another type of electric mower features rechargeable batteries. For instance, the Ryobi Mulchinator promises to cut 1/2 acre of lawn, or to deliver about one hour of mowing time, per 16-hour charge on its nicke batteries. It is convenient and easy to use, and the 24-volt recharger is built in. The Black & Decker CM500 is similar. It uses 12-volt lead-acid batteries and also allows about an hour of mowing after a 24-hour recharge. These cost $400 to $500.
These may be the mowers of the future. Poulan/Weed Eater introduced the first solar-powered robotic mower. It wanders around the yard by itself--you don't have to touch it. Small razor-blade-type cutters clip the grass a little at a time. A wire, placed around the perimeter of the yard or flower beds, keeps the robotic mower within the bounds of the lawn. The unit clips grass all day long. If it hits an obstruction, such as a fence post or sprinkler, it stops, backs up, then goes forward again in another direction. Still, it requires level areas that include a minimum of obstructions.


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ZF-6478: Improve Zend_Filter_Input capabilities
As recommended by Thomas Weidner, in issue #ZF-6457, i would like to propose this improvement for Zend_Filter_Input. In #ZF-6457, i wrote about problems when using Zend_Filter_Input to filtering and validating operations using only one instance of Zend_Filter_Input, because the order of the things. So, i wrote:
"Ok. Let's make the things clear. A normal register process works the following way: 1 - The user types his name and date of birth in a form. Let's suppose the date field is in format "d/m/Y". 2 - The user clicks on the submit button. Then i use Zend_Filter_Input to make data processing. The problem is: how could i use Zend_Filter_Input to filter and validate this date?"
And Thomas Weidner wrote:
"First: Validate the input and look if it conforms your needs. Second: Filter the validated and correct value for further processing for your application.
The thing is: It would make no sense to filter/change the input when it's not valid."
Using Zend_Filter_Input in only one execution have some problems. For example, if a user enter with the value (1,500.00) in a number field and submits the form, we could have the following validation rules to apply in Zend_Filter_Input:
$validators = array( 'salary' => array('Float', array('Between', 0, 99999999.99) );
But, making validation before filtering, Float validation will pass (because in 1.8 Zend_Validate_Float supports locale), but the Between validation won't. I'm not sure about the best solution to make these things with only one instance of Zend_Filter_Input, maybe we could define a chain combining filters and validators, something like:
$chain = array(
'filters' => array(
'name' => 'StringTrim',
'biografy' => array('StringTrim', 'StripTags'),
'birth_date' => 'Date'
'validators' => array(
'name' => array('notEmpty', 'Alnum', array('StringLength', 1, 100)),
'biografy' => array(array('StringLength', 0, 1000)),
'salary' => 'Float',
'birth_date' => 'ToDateObject', // Future String to Zend_Date converter
'filters' => array(
'salary' => new Zend_Filter_LocalizedToNormalized(array('precision' => 2))
'validators' => array(
'salary' => array(array('Between', 0, 99999999.99)),
'birth_date' => array( 'DateGreaterThan', $date ) // Future Zend_Date object validator
$input = Zend_Filter_Input(null, null, $data, $options);
Well, that's my idea. The solution can be a bit immature yet. But the idea is that we could have as many as possible data filtering and processing using Zend_Filter_Input.
set component and auto reassign
I am wondering if this should be a proposal as it's changing the way the Filter_Input works.
Yeah, maybe a new component called Zend_Filter_Input_Chain, or just a conditional in Zend_Filter_Input::process() method to consider a chain of filters and validators.
Bulk change of all issues last updated before 1st January 2010 as "Won't Fix".
Feel free to re-open and provide a patch if you want to fix this issue.


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The Most Reverend John C. Wester didn't see it coming when he became bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Salt Lake City five years ago. "One day, I just got a call saying the Pope would like you to become the bishop," says Wester, who was serving as Auxiliary Bishop in San Francisco. "And that was it."
Since coming to Utah, Wester has met with Pope Benedict XVI twice and has fallen behind on paperwork as the result of a packed schedule fulfilling his three main responsibilities: teaching, governing and sanctifying. And since the diocese encompasses the entire state, Wester is on the road quite a bit, too.
About 400,000 Catholics are in the diocese, which includes parishes in Roosevelt, Wendover and Logan. "But it's hard to estimate because of the number of undocumented migrants," Wester says.
Given the church's stance on immigration, Wester has taken on the debate and contributed to The Utah Compact—five humanitarian-based principles for looking at Utah's immigration issues. He has also met with federal legislators and President Obama to work toward progressive immigration reform, traveled the world to support refugees, serves on the Catholic Relief Services board and has been given awards for his work in the community. Within the church, he promotes non-clergy leadership and the presence of Latino Catholics.
His motto is "Abide in Christ" from John 15:4. "The actual quote is 'abide in me,' but as a motto that might sound kind of self-serving," he says. "It connotes that we're living in Christ and we get our strength and nourishment from Christ."
Keeping up with technology, Wester spreads the holy word on the diocese's Facebook page and posts a weekly blog on the Intermountain Catholic newspaper website called "Tuesday Tapestry." Recently, he started creating videos for the website, speaking with guests on themes ranging from Catholic Community Services to showing hospitality.
In his rare free time, Wester enjoys hiking, golfing and taking in Utah Symphony and Ballet West performances.


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I found this package of Starburst Sweet Fiesta in the same store as I found the Skittle Blenders from last week. The discovery took me by surprise, and I was totally excited to give these a taste. I'd seen pictures of them floating around the internet, with no indication of where they were found. I snatched up a roll of these and happy went to the checkout.
I am a long time Starburst fan, so it's a candy I am always willing to return to. My favorites are the original flavors and the "California Fruits", the name they went by in the '80s when I was a kid, or "Baja" fruits as they called them before they discontinued them. It's the one with the blue on the packaging in case you remember. Starburst does limited edition flavors every so often. There was Starburst Retro, Starburst Twisted, Starburst Smoothies, Starburst Berries & Crème….yeah, you get the idea. So I am unsure of these Sweet Fiesta flavors are a one in a blue moon thing of if they actually have a permanent place in the Starburst family.
So here we have "Sweet Fiesta" flavors. The packaging is nice, using the purple color to highlight the new flavor and to keep things colorful. The flavor list took some turning of the package to find, but it lists Cherry Mango, Peach Guava, Melon Berry and Strawberry Pineapple. Ok, call me skeptical but none of those really scream "fiesta" to me. Most are more mundane fruit flavors splashed with some tropical ones. Eh, we'll see once I taste them I guess.
Cherry Mango (red): The taste is sweet and very start at first. it's sweet, then the sweetness grows into what taste just like cherries and mango, which, mushed together, tasted like tropical punch. Tasty!
Peach Guava (orange): I'm excited about this one. The taste is immediately sweet and juicy at first. The flavor of the peach shows pup and softens the tartness notes. The guava is unnoticeable to be honest, and the flavor gets really tart and starts to taste like pineapple. This isn't something I was expecting. I was hoping this would be very juicy and tropical tasting, but nope, it's pineapple.
Strawberry Pineapple (pink): Starts of tasting like the regular strawberry flavor, but with more tart, juicy notes of the pineapple. I have to say that the strawberry is the more dominant flavor of the two, but you still get a nice taste of the other, so it's a good blending.
Melon Berry (green): Tastes of honey dew melon to start. The flavor is sweet with only a slight tang to it. I get more "berry notes" in it towards the end, and they just taste more "fruity" than of any specific berry. Still the melon part is very nice, with juicy flavors and a floral edge to it. Yummy.
The flavors were good but not enough to "wow" me. I was looking most forward to Peach Guava and it ended up not tasting of the fruit at all, which was disappointing. Still, it's a solid selection of Starburst flavors, so if you're a big fan I'd recommend trying them. These were yummy, just not what I was hoping for. Can I have my Baja California Fruits flavor back please?
Rating: Will Eat Again
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I dropped by almost a dozen local crafts and decor stores this morning to find the top five local decor items you need this Halloween...or at least the ones I like the best. Oct. 31 is coming fast, so I picked both high-end and low-end items for any finishing touches on your decor.
1. Modern Display 424 S. 700 East, SLC
The graveyard/zombie scene in front of the store caught my attention and actually complimented what was inside. Don't let the new Christmas displays fool you, Halloween is still in full swing at the store.
Look at the store's Halloween village, tons of tiny, spooky houses with skeletons walking the streets and a huge graveyard scene. Modern Display will sell you what you need to make your own at about $125 per building. Yeah, it's expensive, but the detail is amazing. Just don't say Beetlejuice.
2. Pottery Barn 490 Trolley Square, SLC
I know it's a chain, but take a look at these pics, and you'll see why I picked it.
This woven pumpkin with lights inside is perfect for going with a more rustic look, which can carry on through Thanksgiving. Get yours for $99. Once again, a lot of money, but it will look a lot better than you gathering twigs and making your own.
Not enough money for the pumpkin? These crafted rats go for only $6 and are more cute than creepy, so buy a lot of them and put one in every room.
3. Upon the Shelf at Gardner Village 1100 W. 7800 South, West Jordan
This witch is nice enough to sit out all day and welcome every single visitor to Gardner Village. In fact, it's witch season at the village and you'll see them anywhere. Stop and take photos with all the green ladies while you shop.
You'll find tons of Happy Halloween signs anywhere you shop, but this one's pretty unique. The witch hands, eye balls and legs make it something to put on your doorstep every year. Upon the Shelf sells it for $19.99.
4. Georgell Doll Shop at Gardner Village
Georgell sells all the latest dolls for serious collectors, but not many toys, so watch your kids closely and come back Christmas for even more decorative dolls with a holiday theme.
This Georgell doll comes with a Middleburg Dutch Dress and dark hat with veil. Pick this one if you're going for a more subtle look this Halloween, or pick one of the stores other dolls wearing pumpkin dresses and witch outfits.
5. Quilted Bear 145 W. 7200 South, Midvale
After looking up and down all the aisles at the Quilted Bear, I finally stumbled on this knit ghost, $13.50, and knit frog in a cauldron, $15. Not too many of them, so get over there quick if you'd like to add them to your display.
These giant acrons hanging from your trees will help set your fall theme and compliment your ghosts, witches and Jack-'o-lanterns.


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i am not Muslim but some members on here are. What are you thought abouts it. I believe in the 9/11 "conspiricies" but well discuss that later.
There is other churches near there so i see why not a mosque, seems a little bit racist to me. And i am pretty sure there is fast food places near ground zero.


text: Feb 5, 2013 00:46 RAVENS SEE THE LIGHT RAVENS SEE THE LIGHT Advocate staff photo by ADAM LAU -- Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco hoists the Lombardi Trophy after his team won Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans. Advocate staff report Comments It was eye-catching. It was thrilling. It was, for a time, a championship game that went dark. In a Super Bowl that had it all — a fast start by one team; Beyoncé's memorable halftime show; a furious second-half rally; and, yes, an unprecedented power failure — John Harbaugh and his Baltimore Ravens emerged Sunday night as the 10th team to win pro football's world championship in New Orleans, holding off younger brother Jim Harbaugh and the feisty 49ers in a 34-31 win in Super Bowl XLVII. The victory did not come easily. Inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, the Ravens took a 28-6 lead, thanks in large part to quarterback Joe Flacco and two touchdowns from New Orleans native Jacoby Jones. But after a power failure left half of the Superdome in the dark, bringing on a 34-minute delay, the 49ers came to life. San Francisco roared to within two points in the fourth quarter, but failed tie the score as the Baltimore defense made a late stand on its own end of the field. It was the second Super Bowl win for the Ravens, who sent their legendary linebacker, Ray Lewis, into retirement with another ring. It was also a sweet homecoming for safety Ed Reed, the St. Rose native who momentarily left the game with an injury, but returned to the field to celebrate his first title. It was, for better and worse, a championship game unlike any other. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Fear and Time
Risk Culture and the Broken Doomsday Clock
Things are getting bad — really bad — according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. This past January, the journal reset the Doomsday Clock, its symbol of the imminence of global catastrophe, to a heart-stopping three minutes to midnight — closer than the seven minutes-to-midnight setting during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The specter this time isn't World War III, the Clock's longtime focus — disarmament treaties have slashed the numbers of nuclear warheads to a fraction of their Cold War peak — but a raft of terrifying new threats that, in the Bulletin's estimation, more than make up for the receding menace of nuclear holocaust.


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Wines of the Tour de France
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At 303Cycling we suspect that many cyclists enjoy their wine as much as we do. We caught up with Trent Shaoul of Ace Liquors in Boulder to discuss their promotion for "Wines of the Tour de France" for 2010. He and one of his importers, David Bond, gave us the scoop on some great wines that correspond to some exciting stages this year:
[303Cycling] Stage 7, Sat July 10th, will go thru the Beaujolais region. Cyclists and spectators can expect 6 categorized climbs - Three category 2s, two category 3s and a 4 to ensure there is no flat terrain. You can cheer on your favorite because it's anybody's stage. And what else can we expect from Beaujolais?
The Beaujolais region looks much like Burgundy; rolling hills, medieval villages, and thousands of vineyards and small producers. Being a little further south than Burgundy, the cuisine is a little lighter, better for the warmer climate and the fruitier wines. In terms of cuisine, its still the French classics (red meats, game, lamb) but more of an emphasis on grilled meats, lighter vegetable dishes and a lot of pork sausage. Some of the more famous local dishes are boiled or grilled sausage dishes (diot). The Beaujolais region is great for watching the tour. A bottle of Beaujolais, some sunshine and a nice picnic of local cheeses, salads, fruits and cured meats (dry salami, ham, etc..) is perfect for waiting for the riders to show up.
- Cave de Quincié Beaujolais 2009
[303Cycling] Stage 10, Wed July 14th, takes riders thru Savoie and while the stage is hilly it's less so than Stage 9 where climbers like Contador could be trying to make up time after the first rest day for the GC. No mountain top finishes but steep and technical downhills. How does that compare to the wines and overall flavor of the region?
Savoie is one of France's foremost cheese regions, with such famous names as Beaufort, Reblochon, Tome de Saovie, Gruyere among others. Accordingly, some of the prepared dishes are heavy and best for winter (fondue, raclette, tartiflette). However, the alpine summers (much like here in Colorado) are sunny and mild, and provide great opportunities for hiking, biking, summer skiing and other mountain sports. During these warmer months, the region's famous cheeses are enjoyed with the local hearty breads and cured meats, during a lakeside hike or while waiting for the tour. Local freshwater fish, fruits and vegetables are also excellent, and make up a large part of the summer diet in the region.
- Jean Perrier & Fils:
- Apremont 2009
- Mondeuse 2008
- Méthode Traditionelle NV
[303Cycling] Stage 12, Fri July 16th, will be a long hot 200km thru Languedoc. The GC will again face 5 category climbs, some of which are a 10% grade. To finish on the podium, riders will need to perform during this stage. For those who don't fare as well, what can they expect as they lick their wounds with wines from this region?
Food in the Languedoc is as varied as wine production is. In the countryside, you will find traditional Languedoc fare (lamb and game stews, grilled local meats), whole in the bigger cities such as Montpellier or Narbonne, you will be likely to find more classic French cuisine in addition to the local dishes. On a cultural level, the region is close to Spain, with late night dinners with family and friends and a unique Mediterranean touch to daily life. During the hot summer months, seafood from the nearby sea is a staple throughout the region. Check out this (other white fish work as well).
- Pigeonnier de la Dourbie Rosé 2008
[303Cycling] Stage 19, Sat July 24th, is the only time trial of the 2010 Tour and riders will be flying thru the Bordeaux region. Fans of Fabian Cancellara could be celebrating a stage win today. When toasting the World Time Trail Champion and possibly tomorrow's podium finishers, what will the Bordeaux region provide?
Bordeaux, as France's second city (Lyon is larger, but Bordeaux has always been more prosperous and prestigious), Bordeaux very much follows Paris and the north in terms of cuisine. Excellent meats in sauce, hearty stews and fine pates (the best foie gras comes from nearby Dordogne) make up much of the regions diet. The mid to full bodied red and white wines of the region very much lend themselves to such dishes. Being a major seaport, Bordelais cuisine also features a hefty dose of seafood, from oysters (from nearby Arcachon) to white fish and langoustines. In terms of cuisine, the Bordeaux region can more than match its historically excellent wine making culture.
- Château de Virecourt Bordeaux Rouge 2007
Ace's Tour covers Stages 6,7,10,11,12,18 and 19. The wines are currently available for pre-ordering by the case. Stop in and see Trent to discuss the wines and enhance your 2010 Tour de France experience!
2010 Tour de France Statistics
Running from Saturday July 3rd to Sunday July 25th 2010, the 97th Tour de France will be made up of 1 prologue and 20 stages and will cover a total distance of 3,642 kilometres. The Tour consists of 1 prologue, 9 flat stages, 6 mountain stages, 3 summit finishes, 4 medium mountain stages, 1 individual time trail and 3 men on the podium.


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Last weekend I came up with an idea for my Tapco T6 collapsible stock for reducing the recoil on my Saiga .308. It involved a $2.00 coil spring and a 45 cent roll pin, and some time. The spring is 4.75" x 1" dia. The roll pin is 1/4".
Drilled a hole from top to bottom inside the very rear of the butt stock, vertical, for the roll pin. This provides the stop for the spring.
I cut out the 5th hole to an elongated form to allow for some "travel". I like the 5th hole position for my self. The rifle can still be moved to the 6th (last most extended position) or to another position. I do not think you can get much past hole 4 unless you put in another spring, or completely take this out (preferred).
When shot, the center tube now has room (slot) to slide inside the receiving butt stock rear piece and has resistance against the spring right away. I have tried it doing some bench rest trails, on handloads Friday (9-11-09) and it has performed spectacular, reducing the felt recoil by a significant amount. The fire is single shot and it gets back on target a bit quicker. Reminds me of shooting the 7.62 x 39 Soviet round, and not the .308
Very easy to do, and really lessens the felt recoil on the .308.


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Mary Ellen Ketchem passed away Wednesday, December 19, 2012.
She was born in Philippi, West Virgina. Mary graduated from Fairmont High School 1960 and Fairmont State College 1964. She also received a Masters Degree from University of Delaware in Education.
Mary moved to Delaware in 1964 to teach at the Air Base High School. She married Fred Riblett in 1967.
She was a member of Holy Cross Church and very involved with the Alliance of the Two Hearts and the Samaritans. She was also past coordinator of the Adoration Chapel. She lived everyday for her children and grandchildren and took enormous joy in watching them grow. She will be greatly missed.
She is preceded in death by her mother Virginia Lelah Squires and father George Boyd Ketchem.
Mary is survived by three children Gregory Riblett and his wife Annette of St Thomas USVI and their three children Coleman, twins Gabriella and Vincent, Jill Forbes and her husband David of Alexandria, VA and their two daughters Lelah and Lara, Julie Hamanus and husband Juha and their daughter Aniella and many cousins and extended family in Virginia, West Virginia and Ohio.
A gathering was held 6-8 pm Sunday, December 23 at the Pippin Funeral Home, 119 W. Camden-Wyoming Ave., Wyoming.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held at 9:30 am Monday, December 24, at the Holy Cross Catholic Church, 631 S. State St., Dover. Burial will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery, Dover.
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Local rising star Kade Smith, 24, is a true Utahn and self proclaimed geek. He goes to the University of Utah, majoring in strategic communications, is part of the MUSS (the student section at the U) and can chat conversantly about football. He also has a voice that could melt butter.
Drawing inspiration from Adele, Sara Bareilles, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, his cool jazz and contemporary style makes his voice a perfect match for some of the Christmas classics.
Be prepared to hear this local star on the holiday stations, crooning such classics as "Baby, It's Cold Outside." He is also going to be a part of the FM 100 Christmas Concert Series on Nov. 13 at noon with Kurt Bestor. Find out more about it here.
Recently, we were lucky to break Kade away from his music to answer these questions.
When did you realize that you could sing, and that people wanted to hear you?
"When I was 15, my neighbor was actually looking for my older brother to sing a song [for my church] and she asked me to sing since she couldn't find him. I was way too shy to offer, but when I did, she was like 'You're singing everything now! That was amazing!'"
Who is your biggest role model?
"My grandma, Carol. She's been through a ton. Raising seven kids as a widow on my grandfather's teacher's salary—she's always been a hard worker and she passed that down to my dad who passed it down to me."
What is your favorite singing memory?
"Once I auditioned for a show, and they were calling numbers of who was staying for the next round of auditions and I thought I had been cut and started walking away and they were like 'No, you're staying.' I did make it through all of the cuts and was offered a contract, and that was the moment that I realized I really could make something of this."
What was your most embarrassing moment?
"I'm a little bit of a klutz and I've forgotten lyrics before, but the biggest moment was when I was rehearsing for one of the shows I was in and it was my turn, and I completely spaced the lyrics and choreography so I was just standing there, and the director was like, 'Give me something!' Hopefully, that's the only embarrassing moment like that I'll have.
What do you like to do for fun in Utah when you aren't singing?
"I love the outdoors—snowboarding, hiking and running to name a few. I am also a geek though, so I like following technology releases as well as playing around with it."
What would be your dream collaboration?
"I don't know if our voices would mesh, but I would love to work with Adele. Her voice is incredible."
What direction do you want to go with your career? Is acting a thought?
"My singing is my passion. If acting came up, I wouldn't turn it down, but I would really like to pursue my singing to its full potential."
What's on your calendar right now?
"Well, there are several appearances, one at the Gateway. I've also been confirmed for a spot in the Christmas rotation from a top radio station. And my album is slated to be released on Nov. 20. So a lot of exciting things."


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Dear Don,
Thanks for visiting NCpedia and taking a minute to share your connection to North Carolina history and ask your question.
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The Government & Heritage Library here at the State Library of North Carolina has county history and genealogical collections. You may contact our research librarians by telephone, email, or by coming to the library in Raleigh in person. You'll find our contact information at this link http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/contact.html. The Cumberland County Public Library has local, state, and genealogical collections. You may contact them by telephone or email or by visiting them in person as well. Their contact information can be found at http://www.cumberland.lib.nc.us/ccplsite/content/local-state-history.
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I would just want to thank you this really educated website.
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Re the information I sent yesterday, 5/25/13, regarding a set of Histories of Regiments and Battalions from NC in the Great Civil War of 1861 - 65. On the inside of the cover of Vol. IV, there is a name ... Chas. M. Stedman. Perhaps this may help in the identification of this five volume set. Thank you for any information you may have about these books.
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Beverly Roberts replied on Permalink
In reference to 'The Histories of the Several Regiments and Battalions from North Carolina in the Great War of 1861 - 65' mentioned in previous emails, I have this set of books Volumes I through V. They were given to me by my Father when I lived in Greensboro many years ago. I would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who has knowledge of their availability and/or value.
Many thanks for your time and response ...
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You are getting better.
Now that you have entries for John Hosea Kerr and John Hosea Kerr,jr, how about an aritcle about Mrs.John Hosea Kerr.jr??You have articles BY her,
Mary Hinton Duke Kerr.She was quite a historian in her own right.
Julia Smith
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Great suggestions. While we had the other two articles ready and with permission to publish from UNC Press's Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, we do not have articles for Mrs. John Hosea Kerr, Jr. or Mary HInton Duke Kerr. We will put them on our list of articles to be written. Thanks for the feedback!
Emily Horton, Government & Heritage Library, State Library of NC
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It's Me tosay.
Now that you have an article about the Caswell County Kerrs,how about the John Hosea Kerrs Sr,Jr and 3rd of Warrenton?
The woods are full of Kerrs,it seems.
J Smith
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Biographies of John Hosea Kerr (Senior) and John Hosea Kerr, Jr. are now available. Unfortunately, we do not have an article on John Hosea Kerr, III. If anyone is interested in writing one, please contact us!
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- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 package (14 ounces) crushed corn bread stuffing
- 4 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 3 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth, warmed
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) reduced-fat reduced-sodium condensed cream of chicken soup, undiluted
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1/4 cup chopped celery
- 1 teaspoon rubbed sage
- In a large bowl, combine all ingredients. Transfer to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Cover and bake at 375° for 25 minutes. Uncover; bake 10-15 minutes longer or until a thermometer reads 160°.
- Or cover casserole before baking and freeze for up to 3 months.
- To use frozen casserole: Remove from the freezer 30 minutes before baking (do not thaw). Cover and bake at 350° for 1-1/2 hours. Uncover; bake 10-15 minutes longer or until a thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 8 servings.
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Color Blocking 101 with Stephanie March
Lost in a sea of blah neutrals? Invigorate your wardrobe with swaths of bold color, best worn in blocks and anchored by a touch of black. Actress Stephanie March, who brings back her popular character on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit this season, shows how modern "mod" can be.


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Built To Win (John Schuerholz)
I just finished reading the book "Built To Win" by Atlanta Braves GM John Schuerholz and wanted to share the review of it that I wrote for Amazon.com. Unfortunately, much like my earlier review of Kent Hrbek's book, this one was also a dud:
"Too Much Philosophy, Too Little Baseball"
As I began reading this book, I figured that it would explain the inside stories of how the Atlanta Braves were so successful from 1991-2005. The book tries to do this, but does so in completely the wrong fashion, making it an incredibly boring read.
Instead of describing the interesting deals/performances/stories that likely characterized those classic Braves teams, John Schuerholz instead spews out little more than inspirational quotes and philosophical points of view that, though they may contribute to his success, are unique to him and thus not inherently interesting. Schuerholz is trying to lay out the "basic mindset" of a winning GM, but what he doesn't realize is that each GM/organization (even the winning ones) goes through different methods of building a good team.
The book begins with a little story about how Barry Bonds nearly became an Atlanta Brave, then trails off into an unnecessarily harsh criticism of Oakland GM Billy Beane's "Moneyball" philosophy (stupid due to the fact that Beane has had just as much success with the model as Schuerholz) and finally descends into little more than Schuerholz spouting quotes about "winning" for the next 100-200 pages. There is no context to the stories told in the book. In fact, I found the only interesting part of the entire book to be the last 10 or so pages, where each Braves team (from 1991-2005) is given a quick summary. Had the entire book been about that, I would be giving it a much better review!
Thus, please DO NOT begin reading this book if you are expecting great Braves baseball stories. You will likely enjoy this book much more than I if you are into inspirational memoirs, but otherwise stay away.


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University of Idaho senior kicker Trey Farquhar was honored by College Football Performance Awards as the national kicker of the week after converting on all three field goals he attempted against Wyoming in addition to all three of his PAT kicks. His field goal were 53, 49 and 26 yards. His 53-yarder was his seventh career kick of 50 or more yards and his third longest. He has been successful on 119 of 122 PAT kicks for a career percentage of 97.5.


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Friday, October 21, 2011
Green Slimed Popcorn
39 comments:
- Kim McCallie said...
I love this! And, I love Beaulah, too. She's cool.
- October 21, 2011 at 5:07 PM
- Grammy Goodwill said...
I love popcorn and I love chocolate, so this is definitely a winning combo for me. I think I'll make it in red and green for Christmas for my teacher friends. Thanks for the great idea. I also like that you used cups in the cupcake holders. Another good tip to file away.
- October 21, 2011 at 5:14 PM
- Blondie's Journal said...
You are SO funny!! I am definitely going to make the slimed popcorn...I love salty/sweet and it looks fantastic to give as treats!! Thanks for the recipe!!
- October 21, 2011 at 5:18 PM
- Cat Nap Inn Primitives said...
love the color and just right for halloween and Beaulah too..she is too cute..have a great weekend,)
- October 21, 2011 at 6:42 PM
- scrambledhenfruit said...
This is the perfect green salad for Halloween! :)
- October 21, 2011 at 7:14 PM
- ~Tablescapes By Diane~ said...
Hi lovely lady,
I love your green popcorn for Halloween looks yummy.
XXOO Diane
- October 21, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- renee @ Singing With Birds said...
Wickedly charming Jackie. Love the slime factor and fab color...craving your fun ideas too!
- October 21, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- All Artful said...
That is really fun! My kids would LOVE It! Thanks for sharing on Tater Tots and Jello!
Stephanie @ All Artful
- October 21, 2011 at 8:13 PM
- The White Farmhouse said...
thank you to you and Beaulah for posting this! My kids are going to love it! I can't wait to try it out.
- October 21, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- Pondside said...
Somehow, the words 'slime' and 'popcorn' just don't go together! Beaulah sure has an imagination!
- October 21, 2011 at 9:45 PM
- Happier Than a Pig in Mud said...
The popcorn sounds good Jacqueline, love the color! The hand just cracks me up though-have fun:@)
- October 22, 2011 at 2:20 AM
- La Table De Nana said...
Another cute post:)
- October 22, 2011 at 5:33 AM
- Rettabug said...
Girllll, you have having WAY TOO MUCH FUN with this Holiday! LOL
What a creative & yummy idea! Can't wait to try it. Thanks!
- October 22, 2011 at 5:50 AM
- Sandra said...
This does sound addictive. Great presentation also.
- October 22, 2011 at 6:02 AM
- Sandra said...
This does sound addictive. Great presentation also.
- October 22, 2011 at 6:02 AM
- Courtney ~ French Country Cottage said...
So fantastic! :)
- October 22, 2011 at 8:57 AM
- It's me said...
Enjoy a happy green weekend darling !! love from me..xxx...
- October 22, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- SavoringTime in the Kitchen said...
I saw the popcorn in your last post and wondered about it. Love that color!
- October 22, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- kitty said...
Oh yum!! this would be fun to make with the grandkids!!! Thanks for the fun treat.
- October 22, 2011 at 2:00 PM
- Jamie said...
that color looks awesome and the popcorn sounds amazingly yummy!!
- October 22, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- Sue said...
Love the color! Perfect for St., Patty's day too:)
- October 22, 2011 at 7:20 PM
- Bonnie said...
Love the neon green color. I wouldn't even care if it complimented my skin (actually hope it doesn't) because it would be gone so fast!!!
- October 22, 2011 at 9:50 PM
- Mary said...
Sweet & Salty is the best comb~ love the color! Beaulah is going to be so sad when her fun comes to an end next week :)
- October 23, 2011 at 3:57 AM
- Snap said...
I see Beulah has been busy again! Green slimed popcorn ... yum! Too much fun! Happy Halloween and Happy Seasonal Sunday!
- October 23, 2011 at 5:15 AM
- Diane Hodrick said...
This sounds delicious and simple...right up my alley. I will have to make up a batch for my kiddo this afternoon to take to her Wizard of Oz play rehearsal. I think I will package them with a fun and fast little witch hat tag. She'd be thrilled to share these with her witchy and non-witchy cast mates. Too fun! Thanks again for making me look good! ;)
- October 23, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- Bohemian said...
Typically I avoid Food Blog because I always seem to be on a diet and its just too tempting! *winks* But, your Green Slime Popcorn got my attention and well, I HAD to check it out! *LOL* Be sure I'll be making this visual & tasty delight now for the Halloween Season! Thanks for a great idea that doesn't require a Culinary Degree to create! *Smiles*
Blessings from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
- October 23, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- Kathleen said...
Look at it this way, at least the popcorn won't set stuck in their teeth! :)
It sounds so good I am green with envy!
And I love how you put the cup in a cupcake wrapper. Cute!
- October 23, 2011 at 4:30 PM
- Shel said...
This is SO awesome..you are so talented.
I love your tablescape too from Wednesday...what inspiration you always send my way.
- October 24, 2011 at 12:32 AM
- Val said...
I could eat my weight in this yumminess!
- October 24, 2011 at 5:54 AM
- Mrs. No-No said...
WOW! This is soooo creative! I can't wait to put this in my little one's lunch for a cute Halloween snack! ...oh, and I stole your pic for my Pintrest page (just so that I remember next year).
I found you on On the Menu Monday - now following so I can see more of your awesome creativity!
Carla :)
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- October 24, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- Jamie said...
So yummy!! My girls would love this. I would love for you to stop by and link up your project to More the Merrier Monday. It lasts through Wednesday so you have plenty of time to link up. I also have a link party for Halloween projects only at http://diyhshp.blogspot.com/2011/09/trick-or-treat-link-party.html that I would love for you to link up to as well.
- October 25, 2011 at 6:24 AM
- black eyed susans kitchen said...
This made me laugh...so does green popcorn count as a vegetable? Good post..and we will be trying popcorn of the green variety this weekend.
- October 27, 2011 at 2:54 PM
- Tanya said...
This was a HUGE hit at our playgroup Hallowe'en party! Thanks for such a fun idea.
- November 2, 2011 at 6:45 PM
- Laurie Ach said...
Going to try this but wondering is the good coloring neccesary for the consistency ? Or can I use Wilton green melts
- September 12, 2012 at 6:37 AM
Do you have to use the coating discs or do you think white chocolate chips would work just as well? Thanks!
- October 20, 2012 at 1:39 PM
- Heather Joy said...
My boys would love to have this popcorn! I just featured this on my blog today, come drop on by and check it out! http://butterflyangelcreations.blogspot.com/2012/10/TreatsWithNoTricks.html
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This looks like the perfect Halloween treat to share at my work potluck. How far in advance can I make this? or How long will it last (if I can manage to not eat it all)? Thanks for the awesome idea!
- October 24, 2013 at 8:34 AM
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This is exactly the kind of thing i was looking for to bring to my work Halloween potluck!
How far in advance can I make this? aka How long will it last if i can manage to not eat it all?
Thank you!
- October 24, 2013 at 8:36 AM
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It should stay good for several days in an airtight container. I live in the West where it is dry so we can keep it for days. If you live where it is humid, it will go soggy if uncovered.
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"I have seen growth in snowshoeing year after year," says Lori Lee, author and owner of snowshoeutah.com. "It continues to grow as people become more aware of it and become more aware of the resources. There are hundreds of snowshoe trails along the Wasatch Front. I get e-mails and requests all winter from people interested in getting into snowshoeing, asking where to go and what to do, and telling me they want to get their kids into snowshoeing.''
The Outdoor Industry Association, which measures participation in various sports, reported in its latest survey that the growth in snowshoe participants jumped from 3.4 million in 2009 to 4.8 million in 2010, an increase of 11 percent. Which, says Lincoln Clark, assistant manager at REI, has resulted in a leveling off of buyers.
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The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A bumper, window, metal work bench, scaffold, wheels, roll-around cart, fence post, fluorescent light fixtures, miscellaneous metal sold for scrap valued at $8,650 were reported stolen from a residence in the 1000 block of Lacy Helper Road near Thomasville between 1 p.m. April 19 and 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
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A 35-year-old Georgia man was shot Sunday evening during a Mother's Day get-together at Robert Strange Park, according to Wilmington Police Lieutenant Obbie Blanton.
As of about 9 p.m., the man was in surgery for multiple gun shot wounds, which did not appear to be life-threatening.
Dispatch received a call at 7:58 p.m. saying that shots had been fired at the park off of 9th and Castle. When police arrived at the scene, the victim had already been driven to the emergency room.
The motive for the shooting is unclear and there is no suspect information available yet, Blanton said, adding that the case is under investigation.
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The orchestra was fantastic, but there were so many other factors that put us off that we left at the first intermission. The persona of Bond is about style, class, and a sharp mind, but conductor Michael Krajewski laced the program with comedy that was more reminiscent of Benny Hill. Debbie Gravitte's performance had a show tunes quality and never once compared to the original sound tracks. Overall the performance we saw was unexpected and unfitting. Had the orchestra been made the focal point of the evening it would have been extraordinary.
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Founded in 1913, the Houston Symphony is one of America's oldest performing arts organizations, with a distinguished musical history. Over the years, the orchestra has grown and matured under the direction of distinguished leaders such as Ernst Hoffmann (1936-47), Efrem Kurtz (1948-54), Ferenc Fricsay (1954), Leopold Stokowski (1955-61), Sir John Barbirolli (1961-67), André Previn (1967-69), Lawrence Foster (1971-78), Sergiu Comissiona (1979-88) and Christoph Eschenbach (1988-99). Maestro Hans Graf, who took the podium in September 2001, is the Houston Symphony's fifteenth music director.
The orchestra came of age in the 1940s, when Maestros Hoffmann and Kurtz began hiring highly talented professional musicians, many of whom remained with the orchestra for more than 30 years. Leopold Stokowski brought the Symphony international recognition by commissioning new works and making recordings, and, in Sir John Barbirolli's years, the Houston Symphony flowered under the influence of his lush romantic style. The orchestra moved into Jones Hall, its current home, in 1966, and in 1971, the Symphony signed its first 52-week contract with the musicians. Today, the Houston Symphony is widely acclaimed as one of the top orchestras in the world.
Each year the Houston Symphony performs approximately 170 concerts for more than 350,000 Houstonians. The season includes the Fidelity Investments Classical Series; the 6-concert classical Shell Favorite Masters series, Great Performers and TOTAL Gold Classics series; the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pops at Jones Hall series; Weatherford Family Concerts; the Chevron Fiesta Sinfónica Familiar and the Houston Chronicle Dollar Concert; a summer series at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion and KPRC Local 2 Summer Symphony Nights at Miller Outdoor Theatre where the orchestra has performed for more than 60 years. The season also includes six SoundPlusVision concerts underwritten by the Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation, and the JPMorgan Chase Summer in the City series.
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Today is the final day of Mr.Henri's Super Awesome Summer Camp. I had a fucking blast. Also I met an awesome person. Now regardless of the fact that this will be considered tooting my own horn, I am, like, the best camp counselor of all time [insert Kanye echo]. I have a strong feeling that the little rugrats are gonna remember me for years to come. I'm gonna miss them too.
But on to the meat of this issue. I arrive at work with my co-worker, we took the same train. She goes to speak with the boss about the paperwork and bullshit that she's expected to do. I pop in and chat for a bit and then I go to wait for the campers.
Long Story Short: My director knows ALL about my little liaison with my co-counselor. To the point that she's asking if we are living together and the defamatory question whether or not she knows that I have a girlfriend already.


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I've been working on an autonomous mobile robot that trundles about the floor, using the standard ultrasonic sonar to navigate. The sonar is on a motor turret , so it scans across an arc in front of the robot. There are also bump switches in front, in case the sonar misses anything.
The robot communicates with base computer (my laptop!) via bluetooth , sending back it's position, orientation, and sonar soundings. These are used to produce a map, which is updated live when an event (eg a sonar sounding) occurs.
The robot uses SimpleNavigator to navigate.
It's much clearer if you look at the pictures below.:
Here's a picture of the robot:
Here's a picture of the mapping program in action.
Circles are the robot's position
Dark blue lines in the circle show the orientation
Dotted lines show the path of the robot.
Magenta dots are sonar readings.
The above map shows it trundling about the edge of my kitchen.
Reasonably accurately, as it's on lino which doesn't seems to slip much, and it hasn't been going long enough for positional error to accumulate. Of course , the further it travels, the less accurate it gets.
I can share the source code, if anyone's interested. But I warn you, I haven't put it in an easily distributable format yet!
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Café Bella Rue, a local take on a European café, is known for its gelato and sorbet, but you can also get soup, sandwiches and your caffeine fix. Warm up with an Italian hot chocolate by the 20-foot stone fireplace or the fire pit on the patio
Oopsie Daisy, 11259 S. Kestrel Rise Rd., South Jordan, 801-254-2727, oopsiedaisy.com
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From wedding cakes to sinfully delicious cupcakes, this cozy bakery has every treat to satisfy that sweet tooth. They also offer boxed lunches with build-your-own sandwiches or pastas and dessert.
Nine Salon, 4709 Daybreak View Parkway, South Jordan, 801-280-9990, ninesalonspa.com
Nine Salon offers massages, nail services, color and styling for special occasions. For the guys, free hot towel facials are included with every cut. There's no reason you shouldn't look good while shopping the bright and cheerful SoDa Row, named for the first two letters in the words South Daybreak.
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National Geographic's India South Adventure Map is designed to meet the unique needs of adventure travelers with its durability and detailed, accurate information. The map includes the locations of thousands of cities and towns with a user-friendly index, as well as a clearly marked road network complete with distances and designations for highways, major routes and secondary roads.
The India South Adventure Map differs from a traditional road map for it includes hundreds of points of interest that highlight the diverse and unique destinations found in this region. The map features UNESCO World Heritage sites, archaeological sites, wildlife sanctuaries, Hindu and Buddhist temples, sacred sites, forts, palaces, ruins, waterfalls, caves and other points of interest, making it an invaluable resource to travelers hoping to experience all the history and culture this part of India has to offer. Additional travel aids include the location of airports, ports and ferry routes.
The front side of the map covers the southern part of India, from the southern portion of the state of Madhya Pradesh extending south to Karnataka. The states of Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Orissa are included as well as the cities of Hyderabad, Mumbai (Bombay), Nagpur and Pune. The reverse side shows the most southern region of India extending from the state of Goa to the city of Trivandrum and the stores of the Gulf of Mannar. The cities of Bangalore, Chennai (Madras), Coimbatore and Madurai, are included as are the southern portion of the state of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The India South Adventure Map is printed in the United States on a durable synthetic paper, making it waterproof, tear-resistant and toughcapable of withstanding the rigors of international travel.
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Today we observe Memorial Day, a time to remember the U.S. men and women who lost their lives serving their country. "Greater love than this no one has," the Lord Jesus said, "than to lay down his life for his friends." Those we honor today laid down their lives for us, that we may enjoy the freedom we have in this country.
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I have just got my trans back after an expensive proffessional rebuild. I noticed the clutch gear #2513-41 is loose. When I install the clutch base #247241 and tighten the nut, I can feel sideways soppyiness in the splined gear #2513-41, and when I assemble the clutch assembly complete, including the side cover with the clutch operating arm and throw out bearing rod, the clutch base moves in and out about 1/8" or maybe just a bit more. Not the clutch base , but the clutch gear #2513-41 inside the trans. This may-be OK, but not for chain allignement. Any advise from the experts, to help keep these beautiflu old bangers for the years to come.
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ZF-7908: getDateModified() returns incorrect date if RSS feed has near-standard date formatting
I have the following date in a RSS feed: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 09:55:59 GMT
The getDateModified function in Zend_Feed_Reader_Entry_Rss returns a Zend_Date object corresponding to: Sun, 01 Nov 2009 09:55:59 +0000
Expected result: Sun, 11 Jan 2009 09:55:59 +0000
This is a month/day inversion (m-d-Y is US standard, d-m-Y is EU standard).
As it looks like php's builtin strtotime function understands/translates the date string properly, I propose to first try a strtotime conversion before attempting a Zend_Date resolution using RFC standards.
(updated 2009-09-21 16:46 UTC) Proposed working patch for Zend/Feed/Reader/Entry/Rss.php (rev 16966, Zend Framework v1.9.2):
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Rss.php patch file
Fixed (for given example) in r18340.
Thanks for the report! Give the fix a whirl (in trunk and release-1.9 branch) to see if it checks out for any other dates in the same feed.
Patch #1 was incorrect... please use this one instead on original file.
Issue is resolved - the example in the description can be parsed using the Zend_Date::RSS option as a second to last resort (really should be RFC 822 or 2822 per the RSS Advisory Standard). So while the patch is not applied, the alternative change does work for the given example.
I don't agree Pádraic.
Look closer at the first patch: if "strtotime" can't parse, PHP will return false. So the variable $dateModified will be FALSE and that value will tried to be parsed by the next "->set" instructions, which will end in the latest Exception catch and FAIL.
Trust me, I had the problem.
I'm not sure you're following the logic from the start in how I resolved this. The original issue description includes one example of the problematic parsing. I added a unit test to check the bug exists, using the unit test I added the new parsing set() call, the unit test then passed. Therefore I resolved the issue as fixed. I can't add yet another parsing attempt without a reason to do so, and a unit test to support its application against a date no other step could parse. Is there another date type which requires strtotime()?


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My grandmother collected favorite recipes from family, friends, and other random sources for over 30 years. She printed out and stapled them all together in 1981.
In 2007, I took those printed out recipes and started my surprise Christmas project. I combined family photos (including some she hadn't seen in years) and the recipes, while adding some new ones, and created this family cook book/photo album.
It includes old and new photos of my family on both sides and lasting memories. I was going to keep it a personal project, but people who have seen it, adored it so much that they've convinced me to make available to the public (that or they just wanted it!).
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ZF-10054: Extension Slash always writes slash:comments to the Feed
There is a difference between Zend_Feed_Writer_Extension_Slash_Renderer_Entry and the other Extensions
in line 84 of Zend_Feed_Writer_Extension_Slash_Renderer_Entry $count is set to 0 if the result of $this->getDataContainer()->getCommentCount() is false. This is the reason why the tag is always written. In the methods of the other Extensions there will be returned if the result of the related get-Method is false and the tags are not written.
It is not possible to disable the loading of the coreExtensions because of the included get/set methods in the Zend_Feed_Writer Classes, so i cannot avoid the output of this tag.
is there a special reason in this case why there will be not returned or is it easy possible to get this changed in the next releases?
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ST. FRANCIS eastside, formerly named St. Francis Women's & Family Hospital,was the first free-standing womens hospital in South Carolina and continues to be recognized for offering specialized care. This year, St. Francis earned a designation as a Center of Excellence for Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery by the AAGL. Women can take comfort when choosing St. Francis for its leading-edge technology and superior care.
breast health
The St. Francis Breast Health Center is accredited by the NAPBC and offers the best support since underwire! We bring the latest breast cancer screening and diagnostic technology together in one place to offer convenient care and rapid results. Our Genetic Risk Consultant, Breast Health Navigator and Multidisciplinary Team offer world-class, comprehensive breast cancer care. Learn more >>
Having a baby is one of the biggest moments in your life, and ST. FRANCS eastside has long been considered the best place to have a baby in the Greenville area. At St. Francis Baby, you'll find health information about pregnancy and childbirth, online hospital registration, informationabout our Parent Education classes, video tours, and countless tips tomake your pregnancy and delivery a smooth one. Learn more >>
center of excellence for minimally invasive gynecology
St. Francis recently was recognized by the AAGL and Surgical Review Corp.'s as a Center of Excellence in Minimally Invasive Gynecology. This means that both our facility and team of surgeons underwent a thorough site review - including surgical outcomes - and were determined to be an excellent choice for women in the Upstate needing gyncological surgery. We place a premium on minimally-invasive gynecological procedures and are constantly looking for new technology and procedures to make women's surgeries easier.
Learn about hysterectomy options, and other surgeries like Surgical Weight Loss and Joint Camp. Learn more >>
bone health
Our Bone Health program is led by a multidisciplinary advisory council who work together to determine the best course of treatment for those at risk for osteoporosis. The program has two tracks - one that helps those with osteoporosis build bone mass and prevent fractures, and one that helps maintain current bone density to prevent osteoporosis. Learn more >>
natural family planning
Natural Family Planning helps couples determine when intercourse can lead to a pregnancy by keeping track of the many changes that take place in a woman's body during the menstrual cycle. St. Francis offers classes in the Creighton Model Fertility Care System, which uses Natural Procreative (NaPro) Tracking that allows one to achieve pregnancy by tracking "biomarkers."
NaPro Tracking can help with:
•Family Planning
•Fertility Issues
•Postpartum Depression
•Repetitive Miscarriages
•Prematurity Prevention
•Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
•Menstrual Cramps
•Hormonal Abnormalities
•Irregular Bleeding
•Chronic Discharge
•Ovarian Cysts
•Polycystic Ovarian Disease
•Targeted Hormone Replacement and Evaluation
•Effects of Stress
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