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Rated 3 out of 5 by Florida Family Looks good, but not well constructed We bought this to hold our 46" TV and while the size of the stand fits our TV perfectly, it is just not constructed well. One of the side pieces came with a crack completely across one of the center bars. While the company (not World Market itself) shipped us a replacement part, the holes/dowels/screws did not line up well at all. In order to get the stand to fit together, we had to leave out one screw all together. We'll keep the stand because it looks nice and is already assembled in our house, but would have trouble recommending this stand to someone else. September 16, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5 by paty Looks great, put a lot of effort into it This looks great, but it was very difficult to put together. Parts didn't hold well together. April 6, 2011
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Brigette Fairy Sleeping Bag
- Overview
Add a little sparkle to sleepovers with this magical design featuring a high-flying fairy and a sweet mix of prints; the fairy and heart appliqués are sewn with satin-stitch embroidery and Lurex thread for a sparkling effect.
- 26" wide x 57" long
- Exterior is pure cotton percale.
- Interior is lavender cotton percale with white polka dots.
- Polyester batting.
- Embroidered tufting.
- Secures with Velcro tabs for easy storage and toting.
- Zipper closure.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
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- Made of 100% cotton percale. A percale weave is noticeably denser and wears well over time.
- 250-gram-weight polyester batting.
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
- Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
- Tumble dry on low heat.
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Java API for JSON Processing: An Introduction to JSON
By Janice J. Heiss on Jul 19, 2013
A new article, now up on otn/java, by Oracle's Jitandra Kotamraju, titled "Java API for JSON Processing: An Introduction to JSON," takes a look at how Java API for JSON Processing provides portable APIs to parse, generate, transform and query JSON, also known as JavaScript Object Notation. Kotamraju, a principal member of the technical staff at Oracle, is the JSON Processing specification lead.
JSO, a lightweight, text-based, language-independent data exchange format that is easy to read and write by both humans and machines, can represent two structured types: objects and arrays. Kotamraju, the JSON Processing specification lead, explains that "an object is an unordered collection of zero or more name/value pairs. An array is an ordered sequence of zero or more values. The values can be strings, numbers, booleans, null and these two structured types."
JSON is frequently used in Ajax applications, configurations, databases, and RESTful web services. JSON is offered as the data exchange format with their RESTful web services by all popular websites.
Kotamraju gets under the hood with both the object model and streaming APIs. He concludes that the API for JSON Processing offers the following capabilities:
* "Parsing input streams into immutable objects or event streams
* Writing event streams or immutable objects to output streams
* Programmatically navigating immutable objects
* Programmatically building immutable objects with builders"
The API forms a base for building data binding, transformation, querying, or other manipulation APIs. JAX-RS 2.0 provides native integration for the Java API for JSON Processing.
Check out the article here.


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Istanbul - Swim, chill and barbeque
Thinking of a seaside holiday in Turkey? No need to visit 'classic' bathing resorts like Antalya, Bodrum or Side. Istanbul, with its 13 million inhabitants, also has some idyllic islands, wonderful beaches and hip beach clubs, making it the ideal place for those who want to swim, relax and grill (themselves) – without having to choose between a city getaway and a beach vacation.
Knowing where to go: Caddebostan Beach in the Asian district Kadikoy is free and always well frequented. Wonderful Burc Beach (see photo) is about 15 kilometers outside the city center, but reserved for students and graduates of Bogaziçi University and their guests. The bathing resort of Şile, about 70 kilometers from Istanbul, is inviting enough to stay for a whole weekend.
Beaches in and around Istanbul: www.istanbulbeach.com (English)
Beach clubs:
Hip DJs, hot beats and cool drinks: Even urban partygoers are drawn to the water in the summer months, making the "in" beach clubs an exciting experience. The attractions of True Blue are its excellent restaurant and live concerts with first-rate performers. If you're feeling active, you can go kiting, windsurfing or jet skiing at Solar Beach. And the Golden Beach Club even has its own boutique hotel featuring bungalows and suites.
True Blue: +90/21 65 50 51 95, Fener Kalamış Cad., Fenerbahçe. www.truebluelive.com (Turkish). Beach: +90/21 22 01 21 01/02, Eski Turban Yolu 4, Kilyos. www.solarbeach.org (Turkish). Golden Beach Club: +90/21 23 25 55 83/84, Marmaracık Koyu, Rumelifeneri. www.goldenbeachclub.net (Turkish)
The Prince Islands
Right at the heart of the city, but in a different world. Time seems to have stood still on the Prince Islands, where horse-drawn vehicles replace cars, and a nostalgic peace and quiet the big-city hustle and bustle. Prosperous Istanbul citizens built their summer houses here in the 19th century, and many Victorian villas date from that period. Even today, the island group is a popular destination for summer excursions.
Many visitors come to Büyük Ada and Heybeliada in particular. Kinalia and Burgaz Adasi are less frequently visited, but just as beautiful.
Prince Islands: Ferry services from several piers in the city area, the voyage takes about one hour
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@PrincetonTennis Women Open Final Ivy Weekend With 5-2 Win over Cornell
Beginning its final Ivy League weekend, the 73rd-ranked Princeton women's tennis team defeated Cornell 5-2 Friday afternoon at the Lenz Tennis Center.
The Tigers will visit Columbia for a noon match Sunday to close the Ivy season.
Princeton lost the doubles point but came back with five singles wins from Lindsay Graff, Katherine Flanigan, Katie Goepel, Emily Hahn and Joan Cannon. It was Cannon's match that was the clincher after the Tiger sophomore rallied from losing a first-set tiebreaker to win the final two sets at sixth singles and take the match.
(73) Princeton (12-6, 4-2) 5, Cornell (13-4, 2-4) 2
1. Cannon/Graff (P) def. Ordway/Tanenbaum, 8-6
2. Frazier/Young (C) def. Flanigan/Hahn, 8-5
3. Judeh/O'Neil (C) def. Chow/Goepel, 8-6
Order of finish: 2,3,1
1. Lindsay Graff (P) def. Sarah O'Neil (C), 6-1, 6-0
2. Katherine Flanigan (P) def. Christine Ordway (C), 6-2, 6-2
3. Ryann Young (C) def. Monica Chow (P), 6-1, 6-3
4. Katie Goepel (P) def. Dena Tanenbaum (C), 6-7, 7-6, (10-4)
5. Emily Hahn (P) def. Laila Judeh (C), 6-3, 6-3
6. Joan Cannon (P) def. Lauren Frazier (C), 6-7, 6-4, 6-2
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By Alice Kenny
Cardinal Edward M. Egan, the former archbishop of New York, delivered the funeral Mass at St. Joseph's Church in Greenwich Village this weekend for Avonte Oquendo, the 14-year-old nonverbal boy with severe autism who disappeared from his school in Queens. His remains, after months of searching, were found last week along the East River.
Cardinal Egan saluted the outpouring of kindness New Yorkers offered when they hunted for Avonte and now as they mourn his loss.
We understand, of course, that no one but Avonte's parents can know the challenges they faced when they struggled to protect this special boy and the searing pain they feel now.
We understand this at Catholic Charities because, day in and day out, we provide support for persons with disabilities and their families.
To live with dignity and in safety, the senior adjusting to recent blindness, the developmentally disabled child, and the emotionally challenged adult need the intensive care and support provided by Catholic Charities. Through a network of specialized services, Catholic Charities cares compassionately for the most vulnerable New Yorkers – non-Catholics and Catholics alike.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Avonte and his family.
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ZF-10711: WinCache backend for Zend_Cache
Implementation of the WinCache support for Zend_Cache Backend (honestly, a simple fork of the APC files with implementation of the WinCache as their functionality are similar).
The tar.gz file contains files, tests and documentation (follow the directory structure).
To test it, IIS is not mandatory, you just need a windows with a Non Thread Safe version of PHP (5.2 or 5.3) and the extension (see DOC inside the tar.gz)
Results on a Win2008 :
> phpunit --verbose WinCacheBackendTest.php
PHPUnit 3.4.15 by Sebastian Bergmann.
Zend_Cache_WinCacheBackendTest ......................................
Time: 0 seconds, Memory: 4.75Mb
OK (38 tests, 39 assertions)
Same functionality but I've corrected some bugs and made the tests file
[~ezimuel] (Enrico Zimuel) completed this.
r23762, r23763, r23764 & r23765 in trunk and r23774 in release branch 1.11


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Price: $40.00
In this one-of-a-kind atlas, scores of archival maps and dozens of new maps trace the battles, political turmoil, and great themes of America's most violent and pivotal clash of arms.
From the Antebellum South to Fort Sumter, the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and the fitful peace of Reconstruction, the Atlas of the Civil War displays eye-opening mapsand a gripping, self-contained storyon every spread.
Eighty-five rare period maps, many seen here for the first time, show a land at war with itself: from 19th-century campaign maps of strategies to vintage battlefield charts used by Union and Confederate generals alike, along with commercial maps produced for a news-hungry public, and comprehensive Theater of War maps.
In 35 innovative views created especially for this book, the key moments of major battles are pinpointed by National Geographic's award-winning cartographers using satellite data to render the terrain with astonishing detail.
Also, more than 320 documentary photographs, battlefield sketches, paintings, and artifacts bear eyewitness testimony to the war, history's first to be widely captured on film.
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Excellent piece of history
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This is an excellent choice that I made. I briefly scanned some of the book before I gave it as a gift.
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By Dave
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When I purchased this book, I thought I was purchasing an atlas of battle maps. I had just read a book which had very detailed National Geographic battle maps of Shilo and thought that this book would be a similar collection of actual battle maps of all the battles. It's not. There are large campaign maps and a few more detailed maps. This is a book for the generalist looking for the overview. Map quality and art work is excellent. It just wasn't what I wanted.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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My 2 fave things: Maps & the Civil War
By Kelly loves Gettysburg!
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About Me Bookworm
I love the maps created during the war. I also like the way the book is laid out! I thought I knew so much about the war but this book is teaching me so much more. Great gift for the Civil War buff!!!
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Great Father's Day Gift
By Samantha
from Austin, TX
My Dad is a big Civil War enthusiast. He also has everything he wants or needs and so getting him gifts is always a challenge. I gave him this for Father's Day 2013 and he started reading it that night. He is fairly avid reader and found the book very interesting and informative.
By Everyday Mom
from St. Louis, Missouri
My Brother and I both are Civil War Buffs. I bought this for his Christmas gift this year. I will later order my own copy. I know that the both of us will really enjoy and share our thoughts on many aspects of this book.
Beautiful book
By Cap'nR
from Buffalo, NY
Bought this as a gift. It is absolutely beautiful with lots of color prints and maps as well as period photos. Recipient loved it!
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Not what I expected but okay anyway
By Ex Pat
from Virginia
I thought a book with this title from National Geographic would include a comprehensive set of cutting edge maps. Easy to follow for the modern reader. Not even close. I doubt that I'll consider it much of a resource when looking for details on a specific campaign. Instead it's a batch of top-level articles on major campaigns and battles. The best parts were the period maps and the essays.Still it provided an enjoyable couple of hours perusing. And in my space-constrained abode, I'm gonna hang onto it, so it's okay.
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as a civil war buff, this is a must have
By mapula
from vancouver bc
I have several books and a couple hundred magazines onthe civil war, and this is a great addition to my collection, thanks for making this available


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Full SubmissionPERMANENT MISSION OF THE REPUBLIC OF UGANDA TO THE UNITED NATIONS UGANDA HOUSE 336 EAST 45th STREET NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017-3489 REPUBLICOF UGANDA Tel: (212) 949-0110 OUR REFERENCE YOUR REFERENCE UN/CF/l Fax: (212)687-4517 E-mail: email@example.com The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Uganda to the United Nations presents its compliments to the Secretariat of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development and has the honour to submit, in accordance with the Co-chairs Guidance Note, Uganda's Position Paper on Rio+20 for inclusion in the zero draft outcome document. The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Uganda to the United Nations avails itself of this opportunity to renew to the Secretariat of the United Nations Conference on~ustainable Development the consideration. UGANDA'S POSITION PAPER ON RIO+20 PREAMBLE a. Appreciative of the milestones set in the 1992 Earth Summit and the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (2002) while at the same time concerned about the considerable implementation gaps and challenges related therewith, b. Enjoins and associates itself to the African Consensus Statement to the Rio+20, c. Mindful of Uganda's 5 year National Development Plan and the long term National Vision 2030 that are guiding the transition to a green economy, d. Aware of the challenges of climate change, threats to oceans, seas, fresh water resources; biodiversity and food security, e. Recognizing the unprecedented rise in population growth and joblessness especially amongst the youth which is a challenge to the future livelihoods and living standards, f. Mindful of the much needed participation and constructive engagement of intergovernmental agencies, the private sector and civil society organizations at national, regional and international level in attaining sustainable development, Uganda, 1. Welcomes the decision of the UN General Assembly in Resolution No. 64/236 to convene the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) to focus on the green economy in the context of sustainable development, poverty eradication, and institutional framework for sustainable development. 2. Calls on Rio+20 to focus on intergovernmental processes and country efforts towards eradicating poverty, creating an equitable society as well as sustainable management of natural resources. 3. Underscores the importance of renewed political commitment and the need for countries to work together towards achieving Sustainable Development. 4. Wishes to see more progress on implementation of sustainable development programmes, fast tracking the mechanism of technology transfer backed by long term, new and additional, predictable and adequate funding channeled through existing country mechanisms. Performance Report 5. In line with the principle of the integration of the three pillars of Sustainable Development Uganda's sustained record of strong economic growth, legal and institutional reforms, and progressive regional partnerships has delivered significant milestones along the Sustainable Development agenda: GDP has nearly tripled since 1992 with a corresponding reduction in head count poverty from 56 percent in 1992 to 24.5 percent in 2010, an increase in the share of the budget funded from domestic tax revenue from 31.7 percent in 1992 to over 70 percent in 2010 and a transformation in the structure of GDP with the share of agriculture declining from about 70 percent in 1990 to 22.5 percent in 2010 and that of services doubling to more than 50 percent. 6. With regard to the social pillar, life expectancy has improved from 48.1 years in 1991 to 51 years in 2010, adult literacy has risen by 71 percent in 2011 with primary school enrollment rates tripling from about 2.7 million in 1996 to 8.2 million 2009 and gender parity being attained within the pnmary sub-sector of the education system. However, challenges persist with regard to the quality of education and other dimensions of equity. Access to safe water in rural areas increased from under 20 percent in 1990 to 65 percent in 2010. Household sanitation improved steadily with a proportion of households with safe sanitation facilities increasing from 57 per cent in 2005 to 69 per cent in 2009. Performance on child and maternal health has, however, been less impressive. Infant mortality declined marginally from 81 in 1995 to 76 in 2005, while maternal mortality reduced from 506 to 435 over the same period 7. In respect to the environmental pillar, as a result of the 1992 Rio Conference, Uganda developed and implemented a range of legal, policy and institutional frameworks on environment, water, wetlands, forests, range lands, lands, fisheries, climate change, biodiversity, oil and gas governance and management. The National Environment Management Authority, an umbrella regulatory agency, was created in 1995. The impact of these governance and management reforms is gaining traction though slowly, as depicted by the limited data on environmental indicators. The proportion of terrestrial and marine areas protected increased from 13 percent in 1990 to 16 percent in 2010. The share of land covered by forests though declined from 25 percent in 1990 to 18 percent in 2006. The rate of biodiversity loss in the country was calculated in 2004 to be 10 -11 percent per decade. With the adoption of the Public Private Partnerships and collaborative community management approaches, there is a progressive move towards reversing biodiversity loss. 8. Uganda shares in the recognition by the Africa region that governance is a vital pillar of Sustainable Development. In this vein Uganda has pursued measures to promote democratic and accountable governance, namely: introducing and entrenching a decentralization policy, implementing participatory planning and budgeting approaches, promoting transparency in public management, conducting regular elections at national and local levels, strengthening the rule of law, and voluntarily acceding to the African Peer Review Mechanism. In addition, Uganda is actively participating in regional integration endeavours and is contributing to regional and international peace rrussions under the mandates of the African Union and the United Nations. The Green Economy, Sustainable Development and Poverty Reduction 9. Uganda's aspiration is to accelerate socio-economic transformation to achieve its national vision of a transformed Ugandan society from a peasant to a modern and prosperous country by 2035. Our goal in the medium term is to transition into a middle income country status by 2017. We recognize that the attainment of this ambition is dependent on how we can sustainably capitalize on our natural and human capital. 10. Uganda's economy is heavily reliant on natural capital. Our population is largely young with the youth constituting 70 percent of it, and 85 percent being rural-based. Uganda's development pathway, therefore, lies in sustainably transforming and adding value to its natural and human capital. This calls for sustaining the asset base on which the economy and livelihoods security rely, and enhancing labourforce productivity through the application of science, technology and innovation. 11. We, therefore, concur with the UNEP understanding of a green economy as one that results into improved human wellbeing and social equity while significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities. It is driven by public and private investments and results into growth in income and employment, reduced carbon emissions and pollution, energy and resource efficiency and prevents the loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services. 12. We calion the conference to take up the position of green growth being a path to efficient utilization of natural capital to bring about development and to diversify income and livelihood opportunities beyond the primary production sectors. We specifically call for emphasis to be placed on the promotion of green investment in the sectors of; agriculture, water, waste management, forestry, energy, tourism, transport and education. 13. We also calion the conference to uphold the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities in advancing the realization of past development commitments, including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). This is specifically with respect to the transfer of technologies for the transition to modern production methods, financing for development, capacity building, and reform of the world trade regime. Institutional Framework for Sustainable development 14. The presence and effective operation of institutions serves to promote the common interests of the present and future generations in accordance with the principles of sustainable development. 15. Uganda upholds the right of nation states to self determination and believes in the principles people-centered development. In light of this, we call upon the conference to reinvigorate support and respect for national democratic and accountable governance processes, the rule of law and the planning processes associated with determination of national development objectives. We accordingly call for the re�affirmation of the principles of the Paris declaration on aid effectiveness and those of the Accra Agenda for Action. We urge the conference to expedite support for the establishment and promotion of National Councils for Sustainable Development. 16. At regional level, Uganda affirms the maintenance of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) as Africa's Sustainable Development framework. We recognise that NEPAD requires revitalization of its implementation frameworks and we calion the conference to lend its support to this cause. We emphasize the need to expand the Africa Peer Review Mechanism process to include the monitoring and evaluation of the balanced integration of the three pillars of Sustainable Development. 17. We equally stress the need for a strategic and proactive framework for rapidly responding to shocks arising from the increasing natural disasters and new challenges such as Migration, piracy and trafficking, as it impacts on the achievement of Sustainable Development. 18. Recognizing the trans-boundary nature of some of the natural resource pertinent to sustainable development, we call on the conference to support and strengthen sub-regional initiatives for trans�boundary natural resource management. This also applies to the globally common environment and natural resource mechanisms including the Kyoto protocol and its successor mechanism, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD). 19. We acknowledge the role so far played by United Nations Commission for Sustainable Development (UNCSD) and Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in focusing international attention on the Sustainable Development agenda. We however believe that there is need for effective global framework for coordinating international action on Sustainable Development. We therefore recommend the establishment of a specific global institution to spearhead the coordination of international action on Sustainable Development based on the review of the current framework. 20. With respect to international environmental governance in the context of Sustainable Development, we uphold the Africa Union position as contained in the Malabo declaration, to transform UNEP into a specialized international institution for environment based in Nairobi, Kenya. We therefore enjoin the conference to support this transformation of UNEP for greater operational presence and impact in member countries. Means of Implementation 21. In line with the key elements of the main means of implementation outlined in the Paris Declaration and the Accra Agenda for Action on aid effectiveness, and the Instanbul Plan of Action for Least Developed Countries, Uganda pledges its commitment to pursue the following objectives with the support of the international community: a) to strengthen our institutional, legal and policy frameworks to support its transformation in line with the principles of Sustainable Development. b) to strengthen our participation in and contribution to regional integration initiatives and blocs such as the African Union (AU), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD), and the East African Community (EAC). c) to increase our efforts to mobilize local and international resources necessary to facilitate our transition to a green economy. These will include technological, financial and human resources, through initiatives such as public-private partnerships. d) to progressively reform our education systems and curricula to enhance the knowledge and skill-base necessary for. Sustainable Development. e) to pursue measures to increase access to technology in line with the Bali Declaration. f) to invest in the development of integrated national and regional infrastructure as spelt out in our National Development Plan to further enhance regional trade. Uganda is confident that Rio+20 will act as a unique opportunity for the world to advance the principle of a green economy. We believe that the conference will meet its objective of securing renewed political commitment for Sustainable Development and will pave way for greater public participation, public-private partnerships and provide a roadmap for addressing new and emerging challenges. We express our appreciation to the UNCSD for its continued support and look forward to participating in the conference. Date: 31st October, 2011


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Cactus candy, which is a type of that fruit jelly that makes my heart go pitter patter, was something I'd had my eye on for a long time. I'd see it on random places online, but it wasn't until I had a layover in the Phoenix airport that I actually saw it in the flesh. I quickly picked up a medium sized box of the prickly pear flavor and bought it. For once I felt grateful for those cheesy airline terminal gift shops.
Inside the box the squares of the candy are beautifully arranged in little white fluted cups to prevent them from sticking together. They're incredible to look at with a gorgeous intensely deep rose red color. It reminds me of fresh guava pulp and they feel so exotic. I was a little disappointed to find that the color is helped a bit by bitter tasting Red 40.
The texture is very chewy, much more "gummi" than other fruit jellies that I've had. They stick a little in the mouth, but not enough for it to become annoying. It's very dense so I automatically find it very satisfying.
I've never had prickly pear before and the best I can describe it is it's lightly fruity and "watery". It reminds me of aloe in the sense it's refreshing and sweet, but these lack the herbal flavors. You can taste the lemon oil that's been added to enhance the overall flavor, and I can't decide of that's a good thing or not. It's nice to have that bright zestiness to heighten the light watery flavor but I can't help but wonder how much of the prickly pear flavor is lost because of it.
I was pleasantly surprised with these, as I was expecting them to come across as odd more than anything else. I finished my box (I shared a few of course) and look forward to getting some again next time I'm in Arizona. Whenever that will be.
Rating: Will Buy Again


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28th April 2016 - All trail sections are OPEN.
A dream to create a series of Waikato cycling and walking trails along the Waikato River has become a reality with the opening in November 2011 of the Waikato River Trails.
The Waikato River Trails is creating access for walking, biking and tramping along New Zealand's longest river - the mighty Waikato.
Experience the Unseen
The trails cover about 100km of previously inaccessible Southern Waikato land. They wind their way along a path that encompasses the magic and beauty of New Zealand native bush, exotic forest, historic landmarks, interesting rock formations and geological delights.
Be inspired as you walk or cycle through grassed farmland, open reserves, boardwalks over significant wetlands, and expansive lake and river views. Click here to view some of the highlights you can see while walking or cycling along the Waikato River Trails.
Public access to these natural assets has only been made possible by construction of the trails. The driving force behind this project is the keen group of volunteers who are the Waikato River Trails Trust. Interested in finding out more about becoming a Waikato River Trails volunteer? Click here to read more!


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SVCC Spring Concert Features Finale Dinner, Auction
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On Wednesday, April 27, 2011, Philadelphia magazine paired up with BMW to host the first dinner of the Restaurant Club Dinner Series: All About Wine. Guests shared an exclusive evening with Chef and Owner Daniel Stern at R2L, the renowned culinary establishment located atop Two Liberty, in Center City. Attendees were treated to a selection of specialty dishes, sophisticated wine pairings and breathtaking panoramic views of Philadelphia. Stay tuned for details regarding the next dinner within this series to be held in June. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes
Diddy held his After Party for Diddy Dirty Money Tour at C5 at The Chelsea Hotel on Saturday, April 23. After Diddy's concert at the House of Blues, Diddy and other celebrities such as Brandy, Ray Jay, Nelly, T.I. and Tiny came to Atlantic City's very own Chelsea. Attendees had the option to pay more to jump the front of the line entry and to gain access to VIP areas, or to pay for use of a private entrance, no waiting line, and access to exclusive areas as well as the VIP bar areas. Photographs by Paul Csihas.
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Phillies players Ryan Madson and Carlos Ruiz hosted a Tournament Bowling and Billiards event called "Get in the Game" to benefit Philadelphia Futures on Sunday, April 17, 2011. For 11 years The Phillies and Philadelphia Futures have raised over $1.3 million to support the city's low-income neighborhood high school kids in order to help them reach college. Attendees participated in bowling and billiards games in addition to a human-crossword puzzle, watched a tribute video to the Phillies and raised money with the silent and live auctions. There was also a formal program and awards presentation for the winning team and individual winners of the tournament. In addition to Madson and Ruiz, Chase Utley, Ryan Howard and Shane Victorino were also in attendance. Photography by Jessica Vermeer Hawkes.
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Napa. Planted in 1920 on Napa's Silverado Trail, named for the Italian immigrant father of Dorothy Rossi and the grandfather of Tony Rossi – Theodosio Grande.
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The evening of food and fun begins with a chef tasting and silent auction, followed by a seated dessert and live auction. Complimentary wine and a signature cocktail created by Ogden's Own Underground Distillery will be offered.
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1 lb Long Grain, Dry Brown Rice
1 Cup fresh chopped cilantro
3/4 cup oil
1/2 cup lime juice
4 tbsp salt and pepper, to taste
Steam rice til cooked. Combine all other ingredients and serve hot
5 Chicken Breast Filets
1/2 cup Fresh, minced garlic cloves
8 oz fresh lime juice
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup fresh chopped cilantro
4 tsp crushed red pepper
3 tbsp kosher salt
2 tbsp black pepper
10 8'' skewers
Cut the chicken in 2.5 ounce strips and skewer lengthwise. Combine all other ingredients and marinade chicken. After marinading, place skewers evenly on a tray and bake in a 400 degree oven or grill until done.


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Don't know if anybody watched the show tonight. Mr O'Reilly thinks we need to strengthen background checks...
Pause... All this talk about strengthening background checks has me pretty confused. What the hell does that even mean? Does that mean I could have been lying on background checks this whole time without fear of legel repercussions? Or does that mean no more FtF sales? Anybody who can tell me what stronger background checks means would definitely teach me something new.
Ok so he also feels people should register ARs... Or anything else with big magazine clips. That's right... "MAGAZINE CLIPS."
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Dudey Sweeps Honors as Men's Fencing Ties for Second at Ivy Meet
View highlights and an interview with Michael Dudey here
While the Princeton men's fencing team entered the weekend as the defending Ivy League champion, the Tigers almost left as back-to-back winners.
A 14-13 loss to Penn in Saturday's first day of competition and a 16-11 defeat to Harvard Sunday cost the Tigers a second straight title, though. Princeton entered the final bout with Harvard knowing that it could be co-champions if it defeated the Crimson, but Harvard pulled out the win and went on to claim the outright title at 5-0.
Princeton finished tied for second with Columbia and Penn, all at 3-2.
Two Tigers were named All-Ivy League, both on the first team. Senior epeeist Edward Kelley won his second all-league honor, being named to the first team for the second straight season, while freshman foilist Michael Dudey was the meet's Most Outstanding Performer and Most Outstanding Rookie.
The awards came about in 2011, and Alexander Mills '12 was the first Most Oustanding Performer. With Dudey doubling up on the honors, Princeton has taken three of the six total awards given over the three years.
Dudey won with a 14-1 record, racking up more victories and a better winning percentage than any male fencer across any of the three weapons. Kelley tied for first with Alen Hadzic of Columbia with a 13-2 record in epee.
Ivy League Men's Round-Robin Championship
Standings: Harvard 5-0, Columbia 3-2, Penn 3-2, Princeton 3-2, Yale 1-4, Brown 0-5
Sunday's Results
Princeton 16, Columbia 11
Saber (5-4 Col): Dershwitz 2-1, Moch 1-2, Stone 1-2
Foil (6-3 Prin): Dudey 3-0, Chen 2-1, Daniluk 1-2
Epee (6-3 Prin): Yergler 2-1, Politi 2-1, Kelley 2-1
Harvard 16, Princeton 11
Saber (8-1 Harv): Moch 0-3, Dershwitz 1-2, Stone 0-3
Foil (5-4 Harv): Daniluk 0-3, Dudey 3-0, Chen 1-2
Epee (6-3 Prin): Kelley 3-0, Yergler 2-1, Politi 1-2
Individual totals:
Saber: Dershwitz 8-7, Stone 5-10, Moch 4-11
Foil: Dudey 14-1, Chen 8-7, Daniluk 6-9
Epee: Kelley 12-3, Yerlger 9-6, Politi 9-6
All-Ivy League
First team: Michael Dudey (Foil), Edward Kelley (Epee)


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The FSU West Central Concert Band (WCCB) is currently celebrating its 24th Concert Season. The WCCB is a symphonic concert band that plays a wide variety of musical styles in the Fall and Winter semesters.
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Denver are looking to trade Anthony?
Where'd you hear that? Has a whiff of **** about it.
Denver would have to be fools to give up Melo...i only see them trading him during the trade deadline if they honestly think he is not resigning with them.
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The concept of my Flower Fairy Party was that if the girls believed in fairies, "magical" things would happen throughout the party. All these girls are around 7-and-a-half and they all still believe in fairies, so this was a blast to watch! I choose violets as our signature flower, and so purple and white became our colors.
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I am so fortunate to live near an antiques and art shop — Linden European Gardens with a lovely garden out back and I knew it would be a terrific space for our event.
On the garden gate I hung this printable I had made by Xreations. The frame is from my friend Juliette's shop, Quite a Pair Keepsakes.
We had six stations in the garden: fairy costumes, dessert table, dining table, fairy story bower, photo area, and crafting table.
On the dessert table and the dining table, I used a sheer, ruffled shower curtain for a light, airy feel. I accessorized with white and purple plates. Around the dining table, each chair also featured a letter with the guest's first initial. (Cute and it prevents jockeying for the "best" seat.)
This was my first time using mason jars (big hit) and paper straws (they held up wonderfully). I just finished off the jars with some purple twine and added "fairy nectar" (blackberry grape juice).
On each chair, our guests found a pom wand from Titi's Tutus. Once the girls found these, they did not let them go!
In the center of the table, I included a sample of a fairy house under a cloche. I think it always helps the kids to have a finished example of their craft activity.
Over the dessert table, I was so lucky to be able to use the frame that Linden already had attached to the wall. I just added an adorable fairy doll from Riley Construction and it completed our backdrop.
The first order of business was to let the girls choose their costumes. The birthday girl wore a purple fairy costume, while the other girls wore lavender. Each girl had a tutu and pettipants, plus wings. Little Boo Creations made us coordinating fairy halos, which the girls adored!
Then, we settled down in the fairy bower that I made. I read to the girls from the most incredible pop-up book version of Cicely Mary Barker's How to Find Flower Fairies. I didn't actually read the book, but explained that Cicely was a special friend of the fairies who allowed her to see them. I asked the girls to spot the fairies on each page. At the end, I asked them if they believed in fairies and all their hands shot up!
Next up was a fairy scavenger hunt. I gave the girls their first clue and then they had to find each of the next clues. I hid these in Linden's garden before the party. It was fun making up the little rhymes for each clue. The hunt eventually led the girls to pixie dust necklaces — much excitement!
We took a break to enjoy some treats, and then made fairy houses. One of my girls put leaves and feathers inside the house "so my fairy can decorate it how she wants." Love that! We sprinkled each house with pixie dust as it was completed.
Each girl had her photo made in front of a tree that I decorated with tulle poms from Titi's Tutus. We painted faces in a whimsical fairy style. And finally, the girls made up their own fairy circle dance and made fairy wishes with their bubbles.
Dessert Table
This was one of my favorite dessert tables to create. I love the combination of purple transferware, white china and crystal with the ruffled tablecloth.
The centerpiece of the dessert table was this cake from Scrumdiddlyumptious Bakery. The cake was inspired by a cake from Pink Cake Box.
I tried to keep all the other food fairy-sized. We also had cake pops from Cake Pops by Jen, brownie bites with purple flower toppers from Cupcakes by Christy, mini vanilla cupcakes with toppers from Edible Details, toadstool cookies from Cookie Xchange, Pixie Stix (of course), raspberries with white chocolate chips (idea from Sasha Libby) and strawberry marshmallow skewers.
Our violet lollipops were made by Etsy seller Mihow, based on the original tutorial by Sprinkle Bakes.
I love the little wooden food label holders from Monkeys on the Roof. It was fun making up all the fairy-related names for the food labels, like "Sprite Cakes."
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Vendor Credits
Party created and styled by Double the Fun Parties
Photography: Viridian Images Photography
Party printables: Xreations
Cake: Scrumdiddlyumptious Bakery
Cake pops: Cake Pops by Jen
Purple royal icing toppers: Cupcakes by Christy
Violet and fairy wing cupcake toppers: Edible Details
Toadstool cookies: Cookie Xchange
Violet lollipop original idea: Sprinkle Bakes
Violet lollipops: Mihow
Fairy halos: Little Boo Creations
Tulle fairy wands and large poms: Titi's Tutus
Fairy doll: Riley Construction
Wood food label holders: Monkeys on the Roof
Purple twine and striped straws: The Party Fairy
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Snowshoe Peak Climber's Log
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|Snowshoe Peak
Date Climbed: Oct 6, 2012
|One of the most epicly cool peaks I've done! Camped at Leigh Lake and headed up from there. Ran into a couple guys from Idaho headed up as well, it turned into a friendly competition between Montanans and Idahoans, we had a blast! Have to say the bear grass was misery though...
|Posted Oct 28, 2015 6:23 pm
|Snowshoe Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2015
|Leigh Lake approach and Northeast Ridge. Ridge scrambling was a blast and the remnants of the Blackwell Glacier provided a challenge without crampons. Awesome hike. After gaining the summit I left my party and hauled down the mountain as I still had a long, long drive back to Salt Lake ahead of me. Whirlwind two days of hiking, driving, and camping.
|Posted Oct 22, 2015 5:33 pm
|Brian Kalet
|Northeast Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2015
|Bear grass...
|Posted Aug 26, 2015 8:28 pm
|2012 - Long approach on the westside with A peak
|Posted Apr 17, 2013 2:31 pm
|NE Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2011
|Great climb (except for the grass). Can't wait to explore more in the Cabinets.
|Posted Oct 3, 2011 10:49 am
|Vic Hanson
|Great views!
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2011
|Had a great climb today with Smiley via Leigh Lake, a nice fun scramble once you reach the ridge, not that difficult if you are used to climbing on rocks. We did go on the snow some, using just an ice ax, no crampons. Saw a bunch of mtn. goats, they were not afraid of us at all so got some good pics.
|Posted Aug 27, 2011 1:53 am
|Snowshoe Lake to Peak
Date Climbed: Sep 7, 2010
|Did Snowshoe 8/7/10 and A Peak 8/8/10. Great morning weather then about half way up the rain and wind came. As we approched the top it started to snow. Visabliliy was not an issue and as we reached the top the wind got a lot worse and only stayed for 15 min. Started back down and the weather got alot better so we went back up after about 15 min or so of climbing down. Got back up and stayed a while and watched the storm roll away. Awsome day and thanks Mother Nature for the break up in the weather.
|Posted Sep 10, 2010 2:48 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2010
|This one turned out to be easier than expected. With good route-finding there really is no serious scrambling to be done. It's a long way in though and with the rain that Dennis mentioned it made for a long trip out down slippery slabs and through the wet brush.
|Posted Sep 6, 2010 4:01 pm
|Dennis Poulin
|via Showshoe Lake
Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2010
|Nice hike on the west side via Snowshoe Lake. Rained on us after summitting. It made for a long hike out. Hiked with Eric and Ken.
|Posted Aug 24, 2010 11:23 pm
|Northeast Ridge
Date Climbed: May 13, 2010
|May conditions. Road clear to trailhead. Steep/Deep snow. Cornices. Routefinding. Lots of fun. Conditions made for a big mountain experience.
|Posted May 14, 2010 10:38 am
|snowshoe is awsome
Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2008
|went up the gully on the right from snowshoe lake and had to sharpen stickes and use them as ice axes because of the amount of snow. stupid but rewarding. came down a different way that was much easier. it was more to the right of the gully were there was no snow dah. cant wait to go back to the cabinets. next is A peak from granite lake.
|Posted May 9, 2009 6:45 pm
|Northeast Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 23, 2008
|Had a great trip via Leigh Lake and found the down climbing almost as slow as up. 4.5 hrs up and 3.5 hrs down which attests to the need for careful route finding and loose rock/slick grass. I think my glasses fell out of my lid right at the summit, so if you find them, black case/male prescription glasses w bronze frames, could you email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
|Posted Aug 24, 2008 12:12 am
|Re: Northeast Ridge
|Nice work. Yeah, that bear grass coming down was just torture!
|Posted Nov 12, 2008 7:38 pm
|Again From Snowshoe Lake
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2008
|Snow on our route made an ice axe and crampons necessary. Perfect weather.
|Posted Jul 28, 2008 7:43 pm
|Bob Bolton
|NE Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2007
|Fun climb with Duane and Grant, but doing it from the car was pretty challenging for this old guy. Great area with gorgeous scenery!
|Posted Aug 21, 2007 9:40 pm
|Northeast Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2005
|Climbed with Brian F, Brian H and Ken B. car-to-car. A long but rewarding climb. Great views on Ibex and 'A' peaks from the summit.
|Posted Jul 20, 2007 4:04 pm
|From Snowshoe Lake
Date Climbed: Sep 6, 2004
|Been to the peak twice from Snowshoe Lake. I'm not sure on the exact date of my summits, as they were a few years ago. A tricky gulley below the saddle can be interesting in the early season due to snow. Great views from the top of the highest peak in the Cabinet Mountain Wilderness Area.
|Posted Jun 28, 2007 3:26 pm
|Yukon Jack
|Route Climbed: Snowshoe Lake Date Climbed: Aug 3,2005
|From Snowshoe Lake at 6143 ft. scramble up a steep scree filled gulley on the right till you reach the saddle at about 7500 ft. During early season this gulley is snow filled so bring ice axe. From the saddle head Northeast up an easy ridge to the summit. Getting to Snowshoe Lake is difficult since the Kootenia Forest Service refuses to maintain the manway and it is a total brush bash.
|Posted Aug 5, 2005 11:29 pm
|Route Climbed: Leigh Lake Date Climbed: 7-23-2005
|While I didn't summit, I did enjoy every bit of the Cabinets! I wasn't mentally prepared, started late, and so on. The views of Snowshoe from mid-way up the slopes to the E/NE of the lake are awesome! I talked with a guy on the way down and got some info about an approach from the other side of the mountain via Snowshoe Lake...I might try that next year?
|Posted Jul 29, 2005 2:53 pm
|Route Climbed: Northeast Ridge Date Climbed: July 6, 2003
|Being in the area, I had to try this peak. Information on Snowshoe Peak was very hard to find. A concise TR and a few sentences out of Climbers guide to Montana were all I had. Route finding challenges and a late start conspired to almost force me to bivy. I did learn one thing: a Petzl Tikka with partially discharged batteries isn't bright enough for off trail hiking. I think I was the first person to reach the summit this year since the register was last signed in October, 2002.
|Posted Jul 11, 2003 6:34 am


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- 1-1/2 cups cold fat-free milk
- 1 package (1.4 ounces) sugar-free instant chocolate pudding mix
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen reduced-fat whipped topping, thawed
- 1 cup miniature marshmallows
- 2 packages (9 ounces each) chocolate wafers
- In a large bowl, whisk milk and pudding mix for 2 minutes; let stand for 2 minutes or until slightly thickened. Fold in whipped topping, then marshmallows.
- For each sandwich, spread about 2 tablespoons of pudding mixture on the bottom of a chocolate wafer; top with another wafer. Stack sandwiches in an airtight container.
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|Men's Tennis Makes History
MOSCOW - The turn around of the University of Idaho tennis programs under Director of Tennis Jeff Beaman reached another milestone as the men's team received their highest ranking in program history on Tuesday.
The Vandals are ranked No. 63 in the latest ITA rankings, the team's previous best being ranked No. 68. Idaho is12-4 on the season and boasts victories over No. 74 UNLV and No. 59 New Mexico State.
"This is a good achievement for our men's program," Beaman said. "One of my publicly stated goals when I took over the program was to have Idaho tennis in the national rankings within 4 years and this has happened."
Idaho has won six straight matches and are one of five WAC teams in the ITA rankings.
"This achievement is not only a great reflection on our current players, but all the players, assistant coaches, supporters and administrators that have been a part of this re-building process," Beaman said. "To go from 2-18 the year before I took over the program to nationally ranked and 12-4 half way thru our current season is a huge step in reaching our long term goal of winning the WAC conference and competing as a team in the NCAA championships."
The Vandal women have been in fine form as well winning ten matches in a row.
"I feel the women's team should also achieve the goal of being nationally ranked this season, as they are 10-1 on the year and just starting to hit their stride with doubles pairings and getting healthy," Beaman said.
Idaho tennis received another honor on Tuesday as Lachlan Reed and Gabriela Niculescu were named WAC player of the week for Feb. 22-28.


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Cleveland, OH (December 19, 2008) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will launch the new year celebrating the golden anniversary of Motown's contribution to the world with its newest exhibit MOTOWN: The Sound of Young America Turns 50. The Motown exhibit will open January 1, 2009, in the Museum's Ahmet M. Ertegun Main Exhibit Hall.
In an incredibly short amount of time, the Motown label produced 14 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees (list appears below). The Motown exhibit features instruments, clothing, programs, posters, sheet music, original music scores, contracts, recordings and more. Items from Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, the Supremes, the Four Tops, the Temptations, the Jackson 5, Rick James, Martha and the Vandellas and many others will be featured.
"While Motown was lauded as 'The Sound of Young America,' it was actually the sound of all of America and a good portion of the world," said Howard Kramer, director of curatorial affairs for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
Featured collections pieces include:
• Stevie Wonder's glasses and Superbowl 1999 "African American" outfit
• "Red Hot," an outfit worn by Mary Wilson of the Supremes on the Ed Sullivan Show
• James Jamerson's upright bass played on all of his Motown recording sessions until 1963
• A graphic representation of all of the Motown family of labels
Berry Gordy founded and presided over the Motown musical empire. As a young African-American man working in a challenging environment, Gordy reached across the racial divide with music that touched all people, regardless of the color of their skin. Motown became a model of black capitalism, pride and self-expression and a repository for some of the greatest talent ever assembled at one company. The list of artists who were discovered and thrived at Motown includes the Supremes, Jr. Walker & the All-Stars, the Temptations, the Four Tops, the Miracles, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, the Jackson 5 and Martha and the Vandellas. But the artists alone were not the whole story by any means.
Motown's staff songwriting and production teams (e.g., Holland-Dozier-Holland) and in-house musicians (including Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Benny Benjamin (drummer) and James Jamerson (bassist) as well as bandleader/keyboardist Earl Van Dyke) contributed immeasurably to the Motown sound. The idea of a self-contained operation exuding soul from its every pore was all part of Gordy's grand design.
The rags-to-riches story began in Detroit's inner city, where Gordy, born in 1929 as the son of a plastering contractor, dreamed of making his mark on the world. Stints in the army, as a boxer and a record-store manager preceded his entree into the creative and entrepreneurial side of the music business. In the mid-Fifties, Gordy began writing songs for local R&B acts and quickly acquired a local reputation as a songwriter, producer and hustler. His first break came in 1957, when Brunswick Records purchased his composition "Reet Petite" for Jackie Wilson. In 1959, Gordy ventured into independent production with singer Marv Johnson, enjoying a few modest hits such as "Come to Me." In 1960, Gordy leased another hit single - "Money," by Barrett Strong - to Anna Records, a label owned by his sister. He then launched his own company: Tammie Records, which was changed to Tamla and eventually joined by the Gordy, Soul and Motown imprints. He ran his business from a house at 2648 West Grand Boulevard in Detroit that Gordy dubbed "Hitsville U.S.A."
The first hit of any size for the fledgling company belonged to the Miracles, a vocal group led by Smokey Robinson. "Way Over There," released on Tamla in 1960, sold a respectable 60,000 copies. Its followup, "Shop Around," reached Number Two on the pop charts and launched Motown into the national market. Overseeing the whole operation from its founding in 1959 to its sale in 1988 was Berry, who insured that Motown's stable of singers, songwriters, producers and musicians took the concept of simple, catchy pop songs to a whole new level of sophistication and, thanks to the music's roots in gospel and blues, visceral intensity. At Motown, notions of "formula" were transformed into works of art in the hands of singers like Marvin Gaye, Mary Wells, Smokey Robinson, Levi Stubbs (of the Four Tops), David Ruffin, Dennis Edwards and Eddie Kendricks (of the Temptations), Diana Ross, Martha Reeves and Stevie Wonder.
Gordy touted Motown as "the Sound of Young America." Its roots may have been in gospel and blues, but its image was one of upward mobility and good, clean fun. At Gordy's insistence, Motown's men and women of soul attended in-house finishing school, where they learned how to comport themselves onstage and in social situations. Gordy, by all accounts a stern taskmaster, instituted an internal program of "quality control," including weekly product evaluation meetings, that he modeled after Detroit's auto-making plants. At the same time, the working environment was sufficiently loose and freewheeling to foster creativity. In Gordy's words, "Hitsville had an atmosphere that allowed people to experiment creatively and gave them the courage not to be afraid to make mistakes."
Motown generated literally hundreds of hit singles, but one statistic bears especially eloquent testimony to Motown's success. In 1966, the company's "hit ratio" - the percentage of records released that made the national charts - was 75%, an awesome figure. In its Sixties heyday, Motown's parade of hits revolutionized American popular music. After Motown, black popular music would never again be dismissed as a minority taste. For more than a decade, Berry Gordy and his talented team translated a black idiom into the Sound of Young America. Aesthetically and commercially, Motown's achievements will likely remain unrivaled.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission both through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (60+), $13 for children (9-12) and children under 8 and Museum members are free. When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.1939 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Produced by the Motown Record Label
The Four Tops
Marvin Gaye
The Jackson Five
Michael Jackson
Gladys Knight and the Pips
Smokey Robinson
The Supremes
The Temptations
Martha and the Vandellas
Stevie Wonder
Berry Gordy, Jr.
James Jamerson
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Bike to Work Week is coming up and I often get asked the question, "How do you bike to work when you're a business person? I don't have a shower at work and I have appointments that I need my car for. I just can't do it".
Of course you can! First off, why on earth do you need your car for appointments? I ride my bike to meetings and I swear I get there at least 10 minutes before everyone else because I didn't have to find parking, fiddle with the meter, and then hoof it to the appointment. The door to door advantage of a bike is huge, not to mention bypassing all the traffic. (more…)


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Bayhealth has announced that orthopaedic surgeon Gabriel E. Lewullis, MD, is joining Bayhealth Orthopaedics of Dover.
For the last several years Lewullis has served as a physician at Bayhealth Kent General and Milford Memorial, a clinical associate at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and team physician to the athletes of Wesley College, St. Thomas More Academy, and Caesar Rodney High School.
Lewullis will serve the general orthopaedic population, with special focus on sports-related injuries and surgeries. Injury prevention is also an area of interest to him. Lewullis completed his medical training at Drexel University College of Medicine, in Philadelphia, and then completed an orthopaedic sports medicine fellowship at New England Baptist Hospital. He also worked as team physician to Harvard University and the Boston Celtics.
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ZF-5605: ZendX_Db_Adapter_Firebird is missing in ZF 1.7.3
adapter is missing in new release... blocker for me...
Because there is not in branches/release-1.7/library but only in trunk/library in SVN. You can find the component in minor release .
I suggest you try Anonymous Checkout temporarily http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
ok, I will checkout it from SVN, but it is step back for me. There was the library in 1.7.2 full-version.
I copied to branch-1.7 . Then you will find at 1.7.4 release.
Sorry, not in 1.7.4. please wait.
I ensure there is in 1.7.5 .


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Rated 3 out of 5 by smoore cute but no longer working These lanterns are very cute and easy to hang but unfortunately 3 of them stopped working within two days of putting them up. The bulbs in them are tiny so I havent been able to find replacements. November 16, 2013
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Clara S. Gray, of Bear passed away Friday, March 8, surrounded by her loving family in Christiana Hospital. At 88 years old, she had dedicated her life to God and her family, who cherished her dearly.
Born Aug. 15, 1924, she was a lifetime member of St. George's United Methodist Church, where she worshipped faithfully, sang in the choir and belonged to the United Methodist Women, serving as president, secretary and treasurer. As a child, she was a member of the Elizabeth Reynolds Sunday School Class "Shining Stars" and as an adult, she taught her own lessons – in church and to her family.
After attending Goldey-Beacom College, where she began her meticulous bookkeeping skills, she worked at DuPont Experimental Station for three years. She left there to work side-by-side with the love of her life Vance A. Gray, spending more than 67 years building their family and farm life together. In later years, she enjoyed working part-time at Coleman's Tree Farm in Odessa. In 2009-2010, she and her husband recorded an oral history of his life.
She enjoyed canning, cooking, gardening, genealogy and needlework and had made countless Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls and chemo caps over the years. She baked hundreds of homemade chocolate chip cookies to give at the holidays. But her favorite activity of all was spending time with her close-knit family.
Mrs. Gray was a member of the Delaware Farm Bureau and the St. George's Historical Society. She volunteered for decades for Meals on Wheels and Commodore MacDonough and Southern elementary school libraries.
Her husband of 67 years, Vance, and her parents, Phillip and Harriett Simmons, preceded her in death.
She is survived by her children, Virginia A. Hanna and husband Wayne; Vance A. "Buddy" Gray Jr. and wife Pam; Victor P. Gray and wife Cheryl; seven grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; a brother-in-law and a niece.
The family expresses sincere appreciation to Dr. Maria Lazar, her staff and the staff on 5A at Christiana Care.
Interment will be held noon on Tuesday, March 12 at St. Georges Cemetery in St. Georges, DE. Following interment services, Mrs. Gray's family will receive friends from 1:00-2:00 pm at the St. Georges Historical Society, 200 N. Main Street in St. Georges, where a memorial service will be held at 2:00 pm.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to St. George's UMC, P.O. Box 145, St. George's, DE 19733-0145.
Arrangements by Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, Middletown, DE.
On-line condolences may be sent to www.daniels-hutchsion.com.
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i deal with acne everyday because i'm a hideous ugly troll. my life sucks and i just want to be pretty, ughhhh
i deal with acne everyday because i'm a hideous ugly troll. my life sucks and i just want to be pretty, ughhhh
I find that decreasing my intake of soda and drinking more water helps my condition. Try a diet change? :happyface:
pichubro stop it, it has progressed too far for a mere diet change. i'm going to be foreveralone and i just need to accept that :'[
Do what fat people do: find someone fatter to hang out with.
Thus, find someone in a worse condition so others will go 'well, at least he's not THAT guy.'
Therefore, not forever alone.
I just noticed that fat people always have fat friends.
The only actual cure to stopping acne is to remove dairy from your diet entirely. Just trust me on this one.
i dont really get any pimples anymore but now i have one on my chin and its very annoying!
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
The only cure for acne is to no longer be a teenager
nah all the shitty food americans are fed have created adult acne im fucked


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An angler holds up two burbots from the Burbot Bash.
Part of the attempt to at least control the number of burbots, a fish illegally planted in Flaming Gorge, the "Burbot Bash'' is held each winter.
Last year's event drew 1,170 participants who caught and kept more than 4,000 burbots. This year, there are three parts to the event—two weekends of fishing and a tagged-fish contest. The first weekend ended Nov. 17. The second will run Jan. 25–26.
Categories are for the most fish, the biggest fish and the smallest fish. The reward for burbots caught by registered fishermen is, when distributed, $100,000.
Burbots are not a native fish to the Gorge and there's nothing, absolutely nothing, in the reservoir they won't eat. Their only real predators are people with rods, reels and glow-in-the-dark lures. So it has fallen on anglers to catch, keep or kill any burbots caught on the Utah section of the reservoir. Come January, Wyoming regulations will follow suit.
Burbots are an ugly fish with a serpentine-like body. They look like a cross between catfish and eels, with definite fish features such as fins, tail and scales and set apart by a barbel or whisker on their chin, a flat head, an ell-like body and small, sharp teeth.
What makes them a threat to the Gorge fishery is they are tenacious predators and fertile spawners, says Ryan Mosley, project leader for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. An 18-inch female burbot can release one-million eggs a year, while an 18-inch female kokanee salmon will only release 2,000 eggs a year.
How they got into Flaming Gorge is unknown, but it was done illegally.
They were first found in the Green River drainage in 2001 and in the reservoir in 2006.
"Burbots are native to Wyoming, but on the opposite side of the Divide. It wouldn't have been difficult at all, maybe a 15 to 30 minute drive," Mosely says. "Burbots could have been caught on one side of the Divide and released into the Green River drainage. We actually believe there was more than one release because they showed up in a couple of different tributaries around the same time."
Burbots are found in many waters back East. They are a prized catch, but are not easily caught. Two or three for an evenings work is considered good. That's not the case at the Gorge. It's not uncommon for a fishermen, especially those fishing through the ice when the fish are most active, to catch 20 or 30 in an evening.
Fish caught have averaged between 17 and 18 inches. The largest burbot caught was 36 inches and weighed 11 pounds. The world record was set in Canada with a catch that was 25 pounds, 2 ounces.
Special regulations allow anglers, when fishing through the ice, to have up to six lines in the water at one time. Mosley says he's seen fishermen with one or two lines, "do just as well.''
The hard reality is burbots are in Flaming Gorge to stay. One concern is the Green River flowing from Flaming Gorge meets the Colorado River downstream that flows into Lake Powell.
Hopefully, Mosley says, "we can rely on the angler harvest to help keep them in check."


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ZF-4867: getTimezoneFromString() uses wrong regular expression
Zend_Date uses in its function getTimezoneFromString() the following code to find a timezone string ("CET" or "Europe/Berlin"):
reg_match('/(\w{3,30})/', $zone, $match);
Unfortunately this regexp does not match the second form of time zone. Its only matches the first part ("Europe" in the above example). And even more annoying: it also matches strings of this form: 2008-12-31 (result: "2008").
To correct this issue, the better regexp would be this:
reg_match('/([[:alpha:]\/]{3,30})/', $zone, $match);
~$ php -r "\$m=array(); preg_match('/([[:alpha:]\/]{3,30})/','Europe/Berlin', \$m); print_r(\$m);" Array ( [0] => Europe/Berlin [1] => Europe/Berlin ) ~$ php -r "\$m=array(); preg_match('/([[:alpha:]\/]{3,30})/','2008-12-31 12:00:00', \$m); print_r(\$m);" Array ( )
The mentioned line does only check if there is a character string. The proper timezone is checked and set within setTimeZone.
Fixed with r12391
Then please define, what you are refering to as "character string". If you mean "a string consisting only of letters" than this is the wrong regexp as "/(\w{3,30})/" also matches numbers. And if you mean "a string consisting a valid timezone like Europe/Berlin" its wrong too, because it will only extract "Europe".
Try this with Zend_Date: $date = new Zend_Date(); $date->set('2008-12-31 12:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-dd HH:mm:ss');
It will try to set "2008" as timezone which results in a php-warning. And this is because getTimezoneFromString() uses the wrong regexp to extract the timezone from the string.
Thanks for fixing this!
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.