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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
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AZUSA, Calif. -- For the Lady Mustangs, Saturday of the GSAC Championships marked the end of the season for the majority of the squad with Ayla Draper the sole representative of the team moving on to the NAIA Outdoor Track & Field National Championships in May.
"It's always bittersweet," said assistant coach Amie Schroeder. "Our girls put together a great season; we had a lot of record-breaking performances. We certainly had the ability to qualify several more of our girls to nationals, but we never quite put all the pieces together in a race. We're disappointed, but not discouraged. We would have loved to move on, but that's just the way it goes sometimes."
Racing in the final of the women's 1500m race, Hannah Kellerman looked strong through the first 700m, on pace for a qualifying mark. However, a slower third lap proved to be too much to overcome in spite of a good closing 400m. Kellerman finished seventh in 4:51.18. Although disappointed with her time, Kellerman noted it was "the best I had today."
"Obviously, this isn't the way we wanted to end the season," Coach Schroeder said. "But we are fitter and faster than we've ever been and things are looking very good for us going into the fall."
Following Kellerman on the track was Draper, competing in the final of the women's 400m hurdles. As always, Draper was quick out of the blocks. Running a strong middle section of the race, Draper tightened up in the final 50m and was barely edged out of an All-GSAC spot. Nonetheless, Draper finished fourth, setting a new school record and personal best of 1:03.03.
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ZF-8022: Form isValid() when using elements that are using belongsTo()
I'm pretty sure that this is a bug, but I may be mistaken.
This issue occurs when building forms with many subforms. Within one of these subforms is at least one element using belongsTo(). The problem is that when the form is submitted and isValid() is applied to the form, the value of the 'arrayed' elements defaults to null even if a value was entered pre-submission.
I have had a look around and I believe that this may be something to do with the problem, but please forgive me as I'm not a great developer. It seems to be that when validating, it can't find the key for the $data array, due to it being nested. In my own code I have modified the isValid() function and now my forms are working as expected, so I hope this helps.
I have modified (around line 2004 of Zend/Form.php):
foreach ($this->getElements() as $key => $element) {
if (!isset($data[$key])) {
$valid = $element->isValid(null, $data) && $valid;
} else {
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My modification is as follows:
if (null != $element->getBelongsTo()) {
$parent_array = $data[$element->getBelongsTo()];
$key = $parent_array[$key];
$valid = $element->isValid($key, $data) && $valid;
} else {
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Partially Fixed in [ZF-9348]
Will work on belongsTo after finishing elementsBelongTo.
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East Carolina Splits Doubleheader With Marshall
April 28, 2012
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - After suffering an 8-0 loss in game one of Saturday's Conference USA doubleheader, East Carolina rebounded to post a 3-2 win in the nightcap and salvage a split with Marshall at the ECU Softball Stadium. The Pirates (22-26, 8-11) improved their home record to 14-6 and have won six of the last seven games played in Greenville. The Herd is now 31-18 overall and 12-7 in league play.
Freshman pitcher Sarah Christian picked up her 16th win of the campaign in the second contest with a complete-game effort to improve to 16-15 while classmate Courtney Smith took the game one loss in six innings to fall to 6-11. Christian shut Marshall down through the first six innings of game two, scattering three hits before the Herd made it interesting with two runs on four hits in its final at bat. Smith surrendered 10 hits in the opener and was charged with seven of Marshall's eight runs as the ECU defense committed a pair of errors in the fifth inning.
Sophomore outfielder Jasmine Robbins drove in two runs in the second game with a first-inning double off the right center field wall before sophomore infielder Kristi Oshiro tacked on what proved to be the game-winning run with a two-out base knock in the second frame. Robbins has now recorded six RBIs in her last six appearances.
In the victory, East Carolina recorded all three of its runs with two outs on the board and has scored 18 of its last 25 runs with two away.
After the teams combined for just one hit through the first two innings of the first contest, Marshall broke onto the scoreboard with a pair of runs in the third frame. With one away, Taylor Thompson singled and advanced to second on a Melissa Loesing sacrifice bunt. Alianna Telles then singled to short, pushing Thompson to third. Samantha Spurlock pinch ran for Telles and proceeded to score second before Ashley Gue came through with a single to right field which scored Thompson and Spurlock. Gue would get thrown out on the play, however, in an attempt to advance to second on a throw to the plate.
Jazmine Valle doubled to begin the fourth inning and was replaced by Emileigh Cooper on the base path. Cooper would reach home quickly thereafter when Rebecca Gamby singled to extend the Herd lead to 3-0. Smith escaped further damage by inducing a groundout, infield popup and swinging strikeout to end the threat.
Marshall broke the game open in the fifth, taking advantage of four hits and two East Carolina miscues to make it a 7-0 contest. Thompson grounded out to begin the frame, but Loesing would reach base on an error by the Pirate first baseman. After a Telles single and Gue sacrifice bunt, Valle and Gamby put together back-to-back doubles which brought in three runs. Hively then singled to second base while Gamby scored on a Kristi Oshiro throwing error to home, completing the inning's scoring.
The final Herd run came in the sixth. Thompson drew a leadoff walk and stole second before moving to third on a Loesing sacrifice bunt. A wild pitch then plated Thompson to push the Marshall advantage to 8-0.
With one out in the bottom of the sixth, sophomore Jill Jelnick broke up Herd pitcher Andi Williamson's no-hit bid with an infield single. Jelnick would steal second with two outs, but senior Suzanne Riggs popped out on the infield to end the run-rule shortened game.
In the nightcap, Christian worked around her own one-out throwing error in the first to retire Valle and Gamby and keep it scoreless. After Natalee Pulver induced a groundout and strike out by Oshiro and Jelnick in the bottom of the inning, senior Priscilla Velasquez drew a walk and moved to second on a Jordan Lewis single. Robbins came through on the next play, hitting the ball to deep right center to drive in Velasquez and Lewis.
After Christian set down the Herd in order in the second, the Pirates conjured up more two-out magic when sophomore Chelsea Kaluhiokalani-Glackin poked an infield single past Pulver in the circle. She would steal second before Oshiro roped a single to left field to score her teammate. ECU proceeded to load the bases but Lewis popped up to Valle to eliminate the threat.
The Pirates threatened again in the fourth, but with two outs and runners on first and second, Lewis grounded out to first. Marshall responded in the top of the fifth when Hively drew a leadoff walk, but pinch runner Amanda Lara would be stranded at third as Spurlock grounded out to Oshiro.
A pair of one-out singles by Riggs and sophomore Alex Fieldhouse in the fifth could have spelled trouble for the visitors, but junior Kai Clark popped into a double play to end the inning as Fieldhouse was erased trying to tag up at first base.
A quiet sixth frame gave way to dramatics in the seventh inning as Hughes and pinch hitter Bri Anna Hope recorded singles to put runners on first and second with no outs. Thompson would sacrifice them to second and third on a bunt but Jessica Ferrick popped up to Kaluhiokalani-Glackin for the first out and kept the runners in place. Telles smashed a double to deep right that nearly carried out for the game-tying home run, but it bounced high off the wall, limiting her to two RBIs. Gue then singled and advanced to second when the Pirates threw home, but Telles held at third base. Valle nearly found a hole with a liner to the left side which would have tied the contest or given the Herd the upper hand, but Fieldhouse was there to snag the ball and preserve the one-run victory.
East Carolina looks to take the series from Marshall tomorrow with a 12:00 p.m. first pitch at the ECU Softball Stadium. The Pirates will honor seniors Riggs and Velasquez before the game.
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A Chinese supercomputer known as Tianhe-2 was today named the world's fastest machine, nearly doubling the previous speed record with its performance of 33.86 petaflops. Tianhe-2's ascendance was revealed in advance and was made official today with the release of the new Top 500 supercomputer list.
Tianhe-2 was developed at China's National University of Defense Technology and will be deployed in the country's National Supercomputing Center before the end of this year. "The surprise appearance of Tianhe-2, two years ahead of the expected deployment, marks China's first return to the No. 1 position since November 2010, when Tianhe-1A was the top system," the Top 500 announcement states. "Tianhe-2 has 16,000 nodes, each with two Intel Xeon Ivy Bridge processors and three Xeon Phi processors for a combined total of 3,120,000 computing cores."
The combined performance of the 500 systems on the list is 223 petaflops, up from 162 petaflops in the previous list released six months ago. A petaflop represents one quadrillion floating point operations per second, or a million billion.
26 systems hit at least a petaflop. IBM's Blue Gene/Q accounted for four of the top 10, while Intel provided the processors for 80.4 percent of all Top 500 systems. 39 systems use Nvidia GPUs to speed up calculations, and another 15 use other accelerator or co-processor technology such as AMD's ATI Radeon and Intel's Xeon Phi.
252 of the 500 are installed in the US, 112 are in Europe, 66 are in China, and 30 are in Japan. The slowest computer on the list hit 96.6 teraflops, compared to 76.5 teraflops for the slowest computer on last November's list.
Besides Tianhe-2, the only new entrant in the top ten is a Blue Gene/Q system named Vulcan at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Here is a look at the top ten:
Ranked #1 in November 2010, Tianhe-1A uses Intel Xeon CPUs and Nvidia GPUs across its 183,368 processing cores for a rating of 2.6 petaflops.
Ranked #1 in November 2010, Tianhe-1A uses Intel Xeon CPUs and Nvidia GPUs across its 183,368 processing cores for a rating of 2.6 petaflops.
Using IBM iDataPlex servers, 300TB of RAM, and an InfiniBand interconnect, SuperMUC's 147,456 cores achieved a speed of 2.9 petaflops. Energy costs are cut by directly cooling chips and memory with water at unusually high temperatures of 104 degrees fahrenheit.
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This 4.3 petaflop system is based on IBM's Blue Gene/Q supercomputing technology and has 393,216 cores. This supercomputer isn't devoted solely to government use; Vulcan was recently opened to industry and research universities for collaborative projects.
Another Blue Gene/Q system, Juqueen's 458,752 cores hit speeds of 5 petaflops. Using 2,301 kilowatts of power, Juqueen was rated the fifth most energy efficient Top 500 supercomputer last November.
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With Dell PowerEdge servers powered by Xeon processors and an InfiniBand interconnect, Stampede scored 5.2 petaflops. It is one of the largest systems in the world devoted to open science research—any researcher at a US institution can submit a request to use some of its computing power.
This Blue Gene/Q system uses 786,432 cores to hit 8.6 petaflops. When it hits full production in 2014 Mira will offer more than 5 billion computing hours per year to scientists (counting time on each core separately).
Ranked #1 in the world in 2011, the K computer was made by Fujitsu. Delivering 10.5 petaflops with 705,024 Sparc cores, the K computer uses a six-dimensional torus interconnect called Tofu.
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The world's #1 supercomputer in June 2012, Sequoia is used by the National Nuclear Security Administration to conduct simulations aimed at extending the lifespan of nuclear weapons. The Blue Gene/Q system has nearly 1.6 million cores and hits speeds of 17.2 petaflops.
Titan was #1 last November with a speed of 17.6 petaflops. The system uses AMD-based Cray CPUs and Nvidia GPUs in its 560,640 cores. Rated the third most energy efficient supercomputer last November, Titan uses 8,209 kilowatts of power.
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After agreeing on a common vision, a required storyboard was created. With minimum equipment, a cast of a young boy and girl, and immeasurable creative energy, Sandra, Alejandro and Jesús filmed Vía, or Path, a seven-minute black and white answer we should all ponder.
The Vía team, along with 126 other teams worldwide, entered the first competition stage, and won first prize. The second stage — 30 teams, two from Mexico — took place in Japan. The team spent eight unforgettable and hair-raising days; yet another short film had to be created on the spot by all teams, a testament to their genuine abilities. Despite a health setback and with only three days to deliver, the Vía team was the first to complete this task. And not only that, Sandra, Alejandro and Jesús returned triumphant to Puerto Vallarta with the competition's overall first prize, along with $8,000 USD.
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there are things WORSE than a plastic lower--and that is a plastic FCG--LOL
the poor lower that snapped in the photo has a plastic FCG to boot.
i don't want to come out like i am attacking plastics and polymers --i suspect they can be made to work for a moderate duty shooter they might be ok , provided that the proper plastics, and reinforcements are made.
and you have to consider the market itself , as lowers are coming back to "sane" pricing.
i can see people in various socialist states getting these --while their still legal--


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ZF-1318: HTTPS connection through Proxy
I try to make HTTPS connection through Proxy with Zend_Http_Client and Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Proxy. but always get expection "Unable to read response, or response is empty". Proxy has been verified no problem. After some debugging, I found that the only message returned from the proxy is "Connection: close".
p.s. make direct HTTPS connection works fine with Zend_Http_Client.
Is this proxy open? Can you pass some example code and if possible the address of a proxy I can test on?
here are some code you can take a look. the proxy used is Tor, I donot have a open to public proxy server , but you can easily install Tor on almost any platform.
require_once 'Zend/Http/Client.php';
require_once 'Zend/Db.php';
$client = new Zend_Http_Client();
'maxredirects' => 5,
'useragent' => 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1;
en-US; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/20070309 Firefox/220.127.116.11',
'timeout' => 30,
'keepalive' => true,
'adapter' => 'Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Proxy',
//'ssltransport' => 'ssl',
'proxy_host' => 'localhost',
'proxy_port' => 8118,
try {
$response = $client->request();
} catch (Zend_Http_Client_Exception $ex) {
// Report the exception to the user
die('Client Excep'.$ex->getMessage());
} catch (Zend_Http_Exception $ex) {
die('Http Excep'. $ex->getMessage());
echo $response->getBody();
I've done some research and I believe that in order to properly support tunneling of HTTPS connections, we need to properly implement the CONNECT method in the client.
This is a big change and thus cannot be applied on the main branch before 1.0 is released. Also, it would require some time to work on.
I will do my best to look into this, but I am not sure this will be supported soon.
OK then, thanks
Changed to 'new feature' - add proper support for HTTP CONNECT requests
Support was added in one of the latest revisions and should be available in SVN HEAD. I am still waiting for feedback (got none) to see if it properly works or not.
I have tested the ZF latest revision. It did not work, I'm getting following errors
Warning: stream_socket_enable_crypto() [streams.crypto]: this stream does not support SSL/crypto in /Applications/Zend/ZendStudio-5.5.0/bin/ZendFramework/library/Zend/Http/Client/Adapter/Proxy.php on line 194
above my last comment, the problem was because of I did not have openssl installed.
It works now!!!
No complaints yet - seems to be relatively well implemented. If any bugs appear they should be opened as new issues.


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primaquine phosphate - oral, Primaquine
GENERIC NAME: PRIMAQUINE PHOSPHATE - ORAL (PRIM-uh-kwin FOSS-fate)
BRAND NAME(S): Primaquine
Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: Primaquine is used with other medications to prevent and treat malaria caused by mosquito bites in countries where malaria is common. Malaria parasites can enter the body through these mosquito bites, and then live in body tissues such as red blood cells or the liver. Primaquine is used after other medications (such as chloroquine) have killed the malaria parasites living inside red blood cells. Primaquine then kills the malaria parasites living in other body tissues. This prevents the return of the infection. Both drugs are needed for a complete cure. Primaquine phosphate belongs to a class of drugs known as antimalarials.The United States Centers for Disease Control provide updated guidelines and travel recommendations for the prevention and treatment of malaria in different parts of the world. Discuss the most recent information with your doctor before traveling to areas where malaria occurs.OTHER This section contains uses of this drug that are not listed in the approved professional labeling for the drug but that may be prescribed by your health care professional. Use this drug for a condition that is listed in this section only if it has been so prescribed by your health care professional.This drug may also be used with other medications to treat pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP) in AIDS patients.
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No. 15 Mens Water Polo Rolls to 17-7 Win versus GW in Southern Finale
The No. 15 Princeton men's water polo team concluded Southern Division-East play with a 17-7 victory over George Washington Friday at DeNunzio Pool. The victory improves the Tigers to 15-4, 7-1 Southern on the year, while dropping the Colonials to 10-8, 3-3 Southern.
Princeton will conclude the home slate on Saturday with a doubleheader versus Northern Division rivals Fordham at 11:30 a.m. and Iona at 4:30 p.m. Prior to the Iona game the Tigers will host their annual Senior Day ceremony honoring the Class of 2014.
Jovan Jeremic had a team-high four goals, while Sam Butler, Drew Hoffenberg and Bret Hinrichs each notched a pair.
In a game where the offense was in the driver's seat, the Tigers distributed the ball well and both Kurt Buchbinder and Hoffenberg finished with team-best three assists apiece.
On the defensive end, Alex Gow made eight saves on 14 shots on frame over his three quarters of work to improve to 8-3 on the year. In the field, Nelson made three steals to lead Princeton's nine-steal effort.
The Tigers managed the game and lead throughout, going up 5-2 after the first quarter. Building up its momentum, Princeton extended its advantage with a five-goal second quarter to hold a 10-3 lead at the break.
Any GW attempt to slow down the Tigers was ineffective, as Princeton's scoring by quarters again came with a five-goal third and a 15-5 lead.
Still in command, but with its foot off the scoring pedal Princeton closed out the game with a 2-2 fourth quarter to close out the game with a 10-point victory.
No. 15 Princeton: 5 – 5 – 5 – 2 – 17
George Washington: 2 – 1 – 2 – 2 – 7
Goals: Nelson 2, Fink 1, Butler 2, Shannon 1, Hoffenberg 2, Buchbinder 1, Pugliese 1, Hinrichs 2, Jeremic 4, Kuprenas 1
Assists: Fink 1, Butler 1, Hoffenberg 3, Buchbinder 3, Kuprenas 1
Steals: Nelson 3, Galainena 1, Fink 1, Butler 1, Hoffenberg 1, Pugliese 1, Hinrichs 1
Saves: Gow (24:00) 8, Amina (4:09) 2, Byrne (3:51) 2


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ZF-6672: autoloading issue in Zend_Application_Bootstrap_BootstrapAbstract::getPluginResource
There is an autoloading issue that only occurs when a module bootstrap is loaded. In my case this leads to the following warnings
Warning: include(FrontController.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /path/to/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'FrontController.php' for inclusion (include_path='/path/to/library:.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /path/to/library/Zend/Loader.php on line 83
I could work around this issue, when I set the second parameter of class_exists to false at Zend_Application_Bootstrap_BootstrapAbstract::getPluginResource() on line 352.
Did you test this against 1.8.2? I think it was resolved already (not sure though).
I have tested this also against 1.8.2 Release (r15776) that I've downloaded today. This only occurs when the fallback autoloader is enabled.
Could you try and reproduce this issue with 1.8.4? The solution to ZF-7002 might have fixed this.
I confirm that the issue is still there in 1.8.4. More here: http://www.nabble.com/setFallbackAutoloader(true)-causing-module-boostraps-not-load-td24113679.html#a24113679
Can you confirm against current trunk? I suspect that the fix in ZF-7002 did not make it into 1.8.4 as I don't see that the fix was merged to the 1.8 release branch.
Confirm still an issue under current r16310. ZF-6658 seem to be reporting the same...
Matthew: the merge to release-1.8 is nowhere to be seen in FishEye, but I can see it in the release-1.8 code.
Patch in ZF-7224 applied to trunk and 1.9 release branch.


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ZF-1666: Zend_View - form helpers produce extraneous hidden elements
Several form helpers produce extraneous hidden elements (such as formCheckbox).
If the developer chooses to produce hidden elements, they should do so with formHidden(), having _hidden automatically implied makes for hard-to-debug xhtml / js / form elements.
Furthermore, while not completely sure at the moment, I dont think this meshes well with the future of xhtml, specifically when it comes to the name and id attributes.
More notes later.
This really should be resolved/fixed, as it really jacks stuff up like checkboxes and radio buttons
Fix version after 1.0.1.
Scheduled for 1.0.3
Actually, I don't have enough information to close this. I need the following:
- Show some code using the helpers, the XHTML generated
- Detail what the mis-behaviour is, and what you'd like to see
I spoke with Paul M. Jones regarding this, and he put in the hidden elements originally to aid browsers that don't have JS -- so that if no option is selected, a value is still returned to the handler (i.e., so the form element key is populated on the server side). This seems like a reasonable goal, but I need to know if it conflicts with HTML specs and/or JS libraries.
I am running into trouble with this useless hidden field in Internet Explorer. IT breaks my JS validation since it generates an empty value where none should be. This empty value prevents my forms to be submitted. But only in IE.
Here is the generated HTML.
I do a standard validation for empty values using JS:
/** * Throws an alert if any of the mandatory field is empty * * The param mandatory_fields contains the id's of all mandatory fields. * * @author Ralf Kramer * @param string mandatory_fields: a list of mandatory form fields seperated by a whitespace * @return boolean */ function hasEmptyFields( mandatory_fields, message ) { field_array = mandatory_fields.split( " "); empty_fields = ""; for( i = 0; i < field_array.length; i++ ) { var field = document.getElementById( field_array[i] ); if( field.value == "" ) { field.style.border = '1px dotted red'; empty_fields = empty_fields + field_array[i]; } else field.style.border = '1px dotted green'; }
if( empty_fields.length > 2 )
alert( message );
return true;
return false;
Sure it would be maybe possible to check the type, and if its a radio or a checkbox, the JS could ignore empty fields, but this is not the intention. My explicit intention is to avoid empty fields. If I want to populate a value on the server and really need that hidden field, I can easily create it on my own. But this entire usecase appears to me kind of "constucted"...
Adding patches for FormCheckbox and FormRadio that allow you to choose between generating hidden elements or not, without breaking BC.
Here is my solution with ZF 1.0.2 (applied to my AJAX project) :
Let's see what FormRadio does... ... // build the element if ($disable) { ... } else { ... // is it checked? if ($opt_value == $value) { $radio .= ' checked="checked"; $xhtml = $this->_hidden($name, $value); //my modification, let hidden form has value } ... } ...
(You may find out those code in Zend/View/Helper/FormRadio.php)
Then copy it to ur helper path, change name, add the modification, and put some extra js code to make hidden form value to be updated while radios clicked.
So, when you want to validate it, you only have to check the value of hidden form.
I always assign default value to formRadio, and if u don't do that, you may need to assign value to hidden form while no radio is checked
Resolved in trunk
The problem still exists in ZF 1.10.1 AND 1.10.3.
Anyway: is this behavior W3 compliant?
I cant reproduce it too. Please could somebody answer this? My checkbox value is not being saved correctly when i user a different checkedValue and unCheckedValue options.
This behavior is still present in ZF version 1.11.2. Please reopen it.
For those indicating they are seeing issues, could you please provide the following?
- Small sample code exhibiting the behavior
- Actual output
- Expected output
We currently emit hidden values for checkboxes to ensure we get some value on the server side; otherwise, unchecked boxes are not included in the GET and/or POST, which can lead to "missing" values in the form -- often resulting in false negatives when validating.


text: Since I mentioned the M&Ms Pirate Pearls in my review of the Candy Corn M&Ms, I figured a good visual refresher was in order. The pirate pearls weren't as large as the Candy Corn ones are. These were more like Plain M&Ms in size, and they came in light pastels to keep a "pearl" theme. To make them even more fun, they came with fun pirate symbols on them. My favorite was the skull. I wish they're bring these back!


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The DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife is reminding hunters that shotgun deer season dates run from Nov. 15-23 and resume from Jan. 18-25.
In order to hunt, residents age 16-64 are required to purchase a Delaware hunting license; a Delaware junior license is required for ages 13-15. Delaware licenses are sold online, at the licensing office in DNREC's Richardson and Robbins Building, 89 Kings Highway, Dover, and by license agents statewide.
Hunters should register their deer within 24 hours of harvest. However, if a hunter plans to take their deer to a butcher or taxidermist, they must register their deer before dropping the animal off.
For more information: (302) 739-9918 or visit egov.delaware.gov/htr.
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Alleva Nets Game Winner as Women's Hockey Tops St. Lawrence 2-1
Box Score
CANTON, N.Y. (2/7/14) - Senior defender Rose Alleva played the hero as she scored the game-winning goal in the final minute as the Prineton women's hockey team defeated St. Lawrence 2-1.
Princeton (12-9-3, 8-7-2) was able to withstand a strong showing by St. Lawrence (9-16-3, 8-6-3) in the first period, as the teams traded goals despite the Saints 15-6 edge in shots. Netminder Kimberly Newell was able to let her team settle down as she made 15 saves in the first period as the Tigers came out renewed for the remaining 40 minutes and were able to claim victory.
Senior Denna Laing put the Tigers on the board first at 11:31. Princeton won a face off in its own zone with Laing collecting the puck and sending it up along the right boards to Kelsey Koelzer. Koelzer found Brianna Leahy in the neutral zone and she sliced her two defenders and left a drop pass for Laing who ripped a shot glove side on goaltender Carmen MacDonald.
Six minutes later Rylee Smith evened the game with a power-play goal as Alex Moore provided a screen on Newell.
A scoreless second period kept Newell on her toes as Princeton picked up eight penalty minutes to St. Lawrence's four.
She made a big save right before Princeton got the puck and scored in the final minute, as the Saints had a fastbreak out of the zone. Leahy collected the rebounded puck in the slot and had a step on the rest of the skaters as she made her way down the ice and hit her trailer, Alleva, who banged in the goal with 38 seconds remaining.
MacDonald made 15 saves for St. Lawrence who went 1 for 6 on the power play.
Newell finished the night with 28 stops, earning her 10th win of the season.
Princeton remains in sixth place in the ECAC Hockey standings but is now just one point behind fifth-place St. Lawrence and three away from fourth-place Quinnipiac.Princeton faces No. 3 Clarkson tomorrow at 4 p.m. Clarkson and Quinnipiac played to a 3-3 draw this evening across town.


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When I moved to Seattle (from Miami) and had to buy a whole winter wardrobe which included boots, I was NOT ready for the skinny jean thing and just KNEW the style wasn't going to look good on me at all...I NEVER thought about NYDJ bc I thought they were supposed to be a stylish option for literally my mom's generation...NOT TRUE AT ALL...they're for ANYONE and they're AMAZING!!!!! I have probably 5-6 pairs and I"ll keep buying them. They are SUPER flattering and VERY SLIMMING, you REALLY DO A WHOLE SIZE SMALLER!! Worth the investment! I'm not AS big a fan of the regular styles (bootcut, straight leg, etc) they don't look as nice, still slimming but not as flattering on me...SKINNY JEANS THE WAY TO GO HERE!!!!!! btw...they will stretch so be ready to buy a new pair but it's SO worth it!
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I love these jeans. I bought them in a 4P which is one size smaller than usual. I am 5 2 (and 134 pounds) They fit fabulously and are so flattering Wish I could buy them in black too. So smart I wore them to the office today. I like them so much better than my Banana Republic jeans which were my original go to skinny style
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University men's and women's basketball teams will be hosting the 3rd Annual Yellow Jacket Holiday Classic presented by Prestige Auto Sales & X-Rock/Eagle FM Radio on January 1-2, 2011 at the Young Center in Spearfish.
The tournament is open to any teams in grades 4-8. All teams are guaranteed to play three games. The entry fee is $125 and checks should be made payable to Black Hills State University Athletics. The registration form is available online at BHSUAthletics.com. Deadline for entry is December 28, 2010.
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The Delaware Department of Transportation and the Delaware State Police are informing motorists to expect traffic delays for the annual Punkin Chunkin event, Nov. 1 through Nov. 3 in Bridgeville.
In order to accommodate heavy volumes of traffic, motorists coming from the north and west will be directed down Redden Road to Chaplins Chapel Road to enter the parking area. Motorists coming from the south and east will be directed from State Route 404 to U.S. Route 13 north to Rifle Range Road. Once on Rifle Range Road, motorists will be directed to the parking area by on-scene personnel. Traffic will not be permitted to access the event from the State Route 404 and Chaplins Chapel Road intersection. In addition, traffic wanting to use Chaplins Chapel Road, between Redden Road and Russell Road, during the event will only be permitted to travel in the southbound direction. This includes residents living along that roadway.
DelDOT will be posting directional signs for motorists approaching the area and will also warn motorists of expected traffic delays. Motorists are asked to obey the direction of police and DelDOT personnel around the event area and plan extra time to account for possible traffic delays.
Motorists can adjust their routes or travel times by using DelDOT's Smartphone application. The app is available for Apple and Android phones and tablets and can be downloaded free at the Apple and Google Play stores or at www.DelDOT.gov by clicking on the link to the stores.
Additional information can be found at www.DelDOT.gov or on the radio station WTMC 1380 AM. For more information about the event, visit www.punkinchunkin.com.
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In spite of the proximity to the water the city does not always make use of this quality. Fisktorget is a plaza facing the sea and has traditionally been the market place for selling fish. Once also market hall stood here for such purposes, although torn down in the 1960s. The plaza has since been left open and unarticulated, separating the city from its waters rather than taking use of it.
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Denver B-cycle expands from 53 to 83 Bike Stations
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Fourth Season Starts Monday, March 18 With Three New Stations at Denver Zoo, Denver Museum of Nature and Science and Auraria Campus
Kaiser Permanente Continues as Founding Funder; Frontier Airlines Becomes "Official Airline" of Denver B-cycle
Denver B-cycle today announced that 30 new stations will be installed in the coming months, expanding its service to new neighborhoods beyond its current base and nearly doubling the square miles covered by the shared bicycle system. The Denver B-cycle fleet will grow to over 700.
Among the 30 new stations, three are already installed in high-visibility locations-The Denver Zoo, The Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and the Auraria Campus. All will be in service when the 2013 season opens on Monday, March 18.
Residents of the following neighborhoods will find one or more new stations near them: West Highland, Highland, Jefferson Park, Union Station, Five Points, North Capitol Hill, City Park West, City Park, Congress Park, Cheesman Park, Capitol Hill, Lincoln Park, Baker, Speer and Auraria. The new station locations have been selected specifically to complement high-use transit locations with most of them being located close to or within a mile of a bus or light rail stop.
"In just a few short years, the opening of Denver B-cycle's season has become a rite of spring for the Mile High City-as welcome as the first tulip," said Mayor Michael B. Hancock during a morning news conference at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. "The expansion plans mean that the city is embracing this simple, sustainable and powerful concept and I applaud the many community partners and corporate sponsors who have come together to make this expansion possible. Riding a bike is better for our environment and better for our collective fitness and Denver B-cycle is playing a major role on both of these important issues."
Mayor Hancock said Denver must remain a global leader as a bike-friendly city.
"As the Capitol of the least obese state in the nation, with more sunshine and a more navigable street network than any of our competitors, there is no reason why Denver can't push to the top of national and global rankings for bike friendliness in the coming years," said Mayor Hancock.
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In addition to the expansion, Denver B-cycle announced the return of presenting sponsor Kaiser Permanente and a new, three-year commitment from Frontier Airlines, now the "official airline" of Denver B-cycle.
"We would not be where we are today, on the threshold of a major expansion and looking ahead to an exciting 2013 season, without the wide variety of community partners and businesses that recognize the importance of the shared bicycle network and the opportunity it represents to change the way we move around the city," said Parry Burnap, executive director of Denver B-cycle. "We appreciate Kaiser Permanente, Frontier and all our sponsors and underwriters for their critical support."
The Denver B-cycle program has grown by leaps and bounds and it's exciting to see so many residents and visitors traveling around our beautiful city by bicycle, " said Donna Lynne, DrPh, president of Kaiser Permanente Colorado. "We are proud to continue our support for this program as part of our commitment to improving community health."
Frontier Airlines' Daniel Shurz, senior vice president, commercial said the airline's three-year commitment to Denver B-cycle is a natural fit. "We offer friendly baggage policies that encourage our passengers to bring their bicycles when they travel and we are committed to improving the quality of life in Denver on every level. We welcome the chance to be corporate partners with Denver B-cycle and believe the shared bicycle system is poised to grow for many years to come."
Funding for New Stations
Twenty-seven of the new stations are possible because Denver Bike Sharing has been awarded capital funding through major two public grants matched by local foundations: Transportation, Community, and System Preservation Program (TCSP) awarded by the Federal Highway Administration, and Funding Advancements for Surface Transportation and Economic Recovery (FASTER) awarded by the Colorado Transportation Commission. Denver's Anschutz Foundation and Gates Family Foundation provided the local match.
The two City Park stations were privately funded with donations from the Walton Family Foundation, the Piton Foundation, Encana, the Zoo and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science; the Auraria station was funded by the Auraria Campus Sustainable Campus Program.


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Information related to infection of wild rodents or lagomorphs in Canada by Francisella tularensis, Yersinia pestis, other Yersinia spp., and Clostridium piliforme was searched for this study. Reports on tularemia in humans linked to these species came from diagnostic databases, literature, wildlife...
From winter 1997 to summer 1998, an epizootic of salmonellosis affected several species of songbirds over a large area of the eastern North American continent. This article describes the details of this epizootic in the Canadian Atlantic provinces, based on laboratory examination of dead affected bi...
Studies were undertaken to monitor for the presence of Borrelia burgdorferi, the etiologic agent of Lyme disease, on Prince Edward Island, Canada. Gut contents were removed for culturing from seven engorged ticks collected in 1991-1992 including five Ixodes dammini (Spielman, Clifford, Piesman &...
Between August 1992 and November 1995, 31 moribund or dead common loons (Gavia immer) found in the three Maritime provinces of Canada (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island) were necropsied. Eight of these birds were in good body condition and died acutely from drowning or trauma. The rem...
In fall 1991, a radio-collared black bear (Ursus americanus) in northern Labrador (Canada) died from valvular endocarditis caused by coagulase-positive Staphylococcus aureus, with widespread dissemination of the infection to other organs shortly before death. Apparently, this is the first reported c...
Trichomoniasis was diagnosed in multiple incidents of mortality in wild purple finch (Carpodacus purpureus) and American goldfinch (Carduelis trims) in the Canadian Maritimes Birds exhibited regurgitation, emaciation, and hyperplastic otopharyngins, ingluvitis, and esophagitis Trichomonas gallinae w...
A juvenile free-ranging raccoon (Procyon lotor) was presented for acute onset of abnormal mentation and seizures. Ethylene glycol toxicosis was diagnosed on postmortem examination. This report highlights the importance of including ethylene glycol toxicosis on the list of differential diagnoses for ...
Babesia microti-like organisms have recently been identified as a cause of hemolytic anemia and azotemia in European dogs. A genetically and morphologically similar B. microti-like parasite has been identified in two foxes from North America. In order to assess the prevalence of this parasite in Nor...
Canine distemper virus-associated encephalitis in free-living lynx (Lynx canadensis) and bobcats (Lynx rufus) of Eastern Canada
Between 1993 and 1999, encephalitis caused by morbillivirus was diagnosed by immunohistochemistry and histology in six lynx (Lynx canadensis) and one bobcat (Lynx rufus) in the eastern Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Five of the six cases in lynx occurred within an 11-mo period ...
Bolbosoma capitatum and Bolbosoma sp. (Acanthocephala) from sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus) stranded on Prince Edward Island, Canada
Specimens of Bolbosoma capitatum and Bolbosoma sp. were recovered from 2 male Physeter macrocephalus that died following a mass stranding on Prince Edward Island, Canada. Some aspects of previous descriptions of B. capitatum have been incomplete, particularly with characteristics of the hooks of the...
Sinus cysts are epithelium-lined, fluid-filled cavities that can occur in the paranasal sinuses of horses. Extensive damage to the permanent tooth buds was a significant feature in this case. The sequellae of these abnormalities, although not apparent at the time of presentation, remain an important...
In 2005, trichomonosis emerged as a new cause of substantial mortality in United Kingdom (UK) greenfinch (Carduelis chloris) and chaffinch (Fringella coelebs) populations. Similar to the UK, in the summer and fall of 2007–2009 and 2011, mortalities due to trichomonosis occurred in the Canadian Mar...
Molecular characterization of Trichomonas gallinae isolates recovered from the Canadian Maritime provinces' wild avifauna reveals the presence of the genotype responsible for the European finch trichomonosis epidemic and additional strains
Liver parasites and body condition in relation to environmental contaminants in caribou (Rangifer tarandus) from Labrador, Canada
Over the last several decades, elders and hunters of the Innu Nation in Labrador, Canada, have expressed concerns over perceived declines in environmental health and the integrity of country food, including caribou. The primary objective of this study was to determine links between specific health p...
A 4-6-mo-old female red fox (Vulpes vulpes) was presented to the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) Teaching Hospital, Prince Edward Island, Canada. On presentation, the fox was weak and had pale mucous membranes. A complete blood count and a serum biochemistry profile were performed. Blood smear exa...
Evaluation of tissue contaminant concentrations and selected health parameters in caribou (Rangifer tarandus) in Labrador, Canada
Integration of traditional ecological knowledge, environmental toxicology, and human/animal health - A country food contaminant study in collaboration with the Innu Nation of Labrador, Canada
Detection and characterization of a Trichomonas isolate from a rehabilitated Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus Leucocephalus)


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ZF-3285: Zend_View_Helper_PartialLoop turns all objects into array even when the objectKey is set
Zend_View_Helper_Partial allows an $_objectKey to be set; this is helpful since it allows you to call functions on the object in the partialLoop
The below example worked in 1.5.1 but now fails in 1.5.2 since $this->model is turned into an array.
myview.phtml <?php $partial = $this->partialLoop(); $partial->setObjectKey('model'); print $partial->partialLoop('mypartial.phtml', $this->dbRowset); ?>
mypartial.phtml <?php $this->model->function(); ?>
I propose editing L:70 of Zend_View_Helper_PartialLoop
if (is_object($model) && method_exists($model, 'toArray')) {
if (is_object($model) && method_exists($model, 'toArray') && $this->_objectKey === null) {
Caused by this issue
Please evaluate and fix/categorize as necessary.
this was fixed [http://framework.zend.com/code/changelog/…] and is a dupe of ZF-4141


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Partly cloudy Sunday with high of 70
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Along the transitions in my life, I have been empowered by many great goddesses that have surrounded me in a protective bubble of love, harmony, unity, and wondrous kindness. This year for my birthday, I called out to my ethereal friends and their demi-gods to merge these energies to celebrate my birthday and nourish my soul with laughter at a local Hookah lounge.
I asked my girlfriends to come dressed in whatever made them feel goddess-like — flowers in their hair, glitter, draping chiffon. It was time to play dress up! I selected goddess names for each and framed them as a keepsake. For my friend Cheri, a mother of two who went through a divorce at the same time as me, I gave the name "Hathor, an Egyptian deity of heaven, motherhood, love and the goddess of dance. She was a patron of all women, no matter their station in life."
I asked my guests to let their gift to me be their presence, but that I would gladly accept anything that was handmade from the heart. I received a wondrous poem, art, and jelly! We were nourished with hummus, entertained by exotic belly dancers, and enticed by the pineapple hookah!
Birthdays. Love 'em or hate 'em, they are inevitable. Why is it that we dread celebrating or wait until the milestone big-0 to commemorate them? It's normal to feel reluctant about a change in your chronological age, but I encourage all of you to put away your expectations that you should be checking off a list of accomplishments. Life unfolds for us in such awe-inspiring ways, and if you are too caught up in a scheduled path, you may miss it!
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by Adam Gonzales
As the University of Arizona cross country team is competing, the track and field team is preparing for their upcoming season with their fall training. The Track Cats are looking to continue the success they had last year. The men's team finished in sixth place in the indoor season and in 10th place in the outdoor season, while the women finished in seventh in the indoor season and sixth in the outdoor season.
With the women's cross country team currently at the top of the rankings after winning the 2013 Pac-12 Championships, the Track Cats are starting to get motivated for the season.
"It is really motivating to see the cross country team being number one in the country," senior heptathlete Amber Passalaqua said. "Coach (Fred) Harvey is always making us strive to the top and always trying to be competitive in the Pac-12."
In order to be competitive in track and field in the Pac-12, arguably the best conference in the country in sport, athletes have to train early and often. The team is doing just that. Most of the athletes took some time off during the summer, but then got right back to work.
"I did a lot of weight training, cardio and cross training during the summer," senior sprinter Sean Delfani said. "I took about four weeks off, but in my time off I was getting deep tissue massages and worked on my flexibility."
In 2014, the Wildcats will add Arizona football offensive lineman Gerhard De Beer from Pretoria, South Africa. He will also compete as a thrower. De Beer hasn't stopped training since he competed in the World Junior Championships.
"I've been training hard since last year after the World Junior Championships because I wanted to break the national record," De Beer said. I throw three times a week, and my strength and conditioning is all the same in football as it would be for track."
Fall training is different for every different type of athlete. Traci-Lynn Hicks, a sprinter and hurdler will train differently from Passalaqua, who has to not only train for sprinting and hurdling, but for throwing as well.
"In fall training I'm trying to get back in shape because we're not in season yet," Hicks said. "When it is time I can work on my form," Hicks said.
Passalaqua can sometimes spend up to five hours training a day with assistant coach Sheldon Blockburger, working on her endurance and technique.
"Fall training is a lot of endurance, running and a lot of lifting so you have to be strong," Passalaqua said. "Endurance-wise, we do a lot of running, so when the season starts it's not as hard, because you already built that endurance up. On a shorter day, I am there for about three hours. On a longer day, I can be there for five hours, which includes lifting."
Delfani's training consists of a lot of running during the offseason. For him, he tries to stay healthy not only physically, but also mentally.
"Fall training consists of higher volume (longer distances), but less intense (not as fast) workouts," Delfani said. "Technique while running is something that is focused on throughout the season and it takes thousands of seamless repetitions to obtain a perfect running form."
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Q: Is Cole the real deal? The Heat will need him to play substantial minutes. — Chet
A: He certainly looked good during Thursday's scrimmage and I really want to see him Sunday against Jameer Nelson. To be honest, I blew off his chances at the start of camp simply because of the limitations the lockout placed on his development. What I didn't account for was his maturity as a four-year collegian. While Spoelstra insisted Chalmers is his starter, it is a Heat tradition, after all, to replace Chalmers with someone else at midseason, be it Alston, Arroyo or Bibby. So who knows, the kid just might be a rotation piece after all.
Q: Any chance a point guard from the Clippers shakes loose now that they've acquired Chris Paul? After all, they have Eric Bledsoe, Mo Williams, Chauncey Billups and Randy Foye, in addition to Chris Paul. — James.
A: With the amnesty deadline at hand, it appears the Clippers will hold on to Mo Williams as a swing guard, especially with Bledsoe sidelined for the start of the season. If Mike Miller was healthy, he could help the Clippers on the wing and perhaps allow one of those point guards to shake free. But I'm not sure anyone currently would take on Mike with his injuries and contract.
Q: You think Rip Hamilton makes the Bulls better than the Heat? — Jeffrey.
A: Only if you think Derrick Rose is better than LeBron James, Carlos Boozer is better than Chris Bosh and Luol Deng is better than Dwyane Wade. Yes, the Bulls have quality depth now, as well as Joakim Noah in the middle. But perspective please. I do agree that Hamilton, if he is what he use to be, certainly helps Chicago in those late-game situations.
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Q: I'd like to hear your thoughts about how the owners spent frivolously this offseason after claiming that they were bleeding money. Sure, the new CBA puts more money in the owners' pockets, but it did nothing to curb the poor front-office management that plagues the NBA, which is the real root of the problem. — Alex.
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Meekins Middle School students recently raised $732.09 for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). They were praised for their effort on Tuesday.
Marianne Maynard, representing GFWC-Stuttgart Junior Women's Club and GFWC-Stuttgart Woman's Club, was on hand to speak to the fifth-grade students.
"I am really, really, really proud of you all," Maynard announced to the group gathered in the Meekins Middle School cafeteria. "I am going to tell your story wherever I go, like when I go to Washington, D.C. That my students in Stuttgart are helping kids all over the world."
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2) NXT can invoke a socket connection between the proxy and some other host and any data transferred between proxy NXT and proxy will automatically be forwarded to the specified host.
Together with these two basic criteria I aim to look at the reliability of the bluetooth connection between proxy and NXT and include support for multiple NXT's connected to one single Porxy.
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All that crap coming out of the nuclear towers?
It's just steam, no CO2.
Ignorance yo.
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The cloud making machines!
it actually is steam. they generate power by heating water and letting the vapour turn turbines.
thanks professor
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
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Antithrombin III (AT III) is a protein that helps control blood clotting. A blood test can determine the amount of AT III present in your body.
Antithrombin; AT III; AT 3; Functional antithrombin III
A blood sample is needed.
Certain medicines may affect the results of the test. Your health care provider may tell you to stop taking certain medicines or reduce their dose before the test. Do not stop taking any medicine before speaking with your doctor.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or a slight bruise. This soon goes away.
Your doctor may order this test if you have repeated blood clots or if blood thinning medicine does not work.
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
Lower-than-normal AT III may mean you have an increased risk of blood clotting. This can occur when there is not enough AT III in your blood, or when there is enough AT III in your blood, but the AT III does not function properly and is less active.
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Examples of complications associated with increased blood clotting are:
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Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
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Schmaier AH, Miller JL. Coagulation and fibrinolysis. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 39.
Schafer AI. Thrombotic disorders: hypercoagulable states. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 179.
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He was born on September 20, 1939, in Paterson, New Jersey, the son of Alexander R. and Edna D. Morrison. After proudly serving 20 years in the United States Navy, he retired in 1977 he and his family moved to Emerson, New Jersey, where he worked for Hill-Rom for several years. In 1989, he and his wife relocated to Delaware where he worked for several years for the State of Delaware in the Corrections and DelDOT. Upon his retirement from the State of Delaware, he and his wife enjoyed spending their summers travelling by camper throughout the United States. Between his military career and their travels, they were able to go to all 50 states. Dennis was also an avid bowler his entire life.
He was preceded in death by his son, Alan G. Lyttle, and two brothers-in-law.
He is survived by his wife of over 50 years, Annamarie C. Lyttle, of Dover; his son, James D. Lyttle and his wife, Cheryl A. Lyttle of Dover, DE; his daughter, Debra A. Handel and her husband, Ronald N. Handel of Dover, DE; and his grandchildren, David A. Lyttle, Timothy F. Lyttle, Lindsey M. Lyttle, Rebecca A. Handel and Dylan A. Handel; three sisters-in-law, a brother-in-law and several nieces and nephews; as well has his wonderful caregivers.
Funeral services will be held at 6 p.m. on Monday Oct. 8, 2012, at Trader Funeral Home in Dover. Friends may call from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Burial will be privately held at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions may be made to Delaware Hospice, 911 S. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19901. Letters of condolences may be sent to www.delmarvaobits.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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