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Baltimore County News
Jim O'Neill, Director
Baltimore County Department of Corrections
As I come to the end of my tenure as the Director of theBaltimore County Department of Corrections, I would like to share some observations.
Public safety is truly a top priority in Baltimore County and citizens should know that they are definitely getting their "bang for the buck" in Corrections. Nowadays, a detention center is much more than "three hots and a cot," (aka three hot meals and a cot to sleep on). It is a closely regulated, high-tech, high-security facility that is a combination dormitory, residential drug treatment facility, cafeteria, school, job training center, gym, medical and mental health center and much more.
We operate the Baltimore County Detention Center with an average daily population of 1,200 inmates for a very cost-effective outlay of $35 million annually. When you compare this amount to other large Maryland jurisdictions with similar or smaller inmate populations, it is quite evident that the professional men and women who operate our jail are doing things right.
Prince George's and Montgomery Counties have inmate populations equal or less than ours, but they each have annual budgets in excess of $60 million. Your math is correct, they are spending nearly double what we spend in Baltimore County. Anne Arundel County, which has 800 inmates but operates two jail sites, has an annual budget of $42 million. When we consolidated the County's two correctional facilities under one roof, we achieved significant cost savings through economies of scale – and increased security and safety for staff and inmates. The consolidation of the two facilities and the construction of Towson's state-of-the-art correctional center continues to make me very proud of what we have accomplished together.
We work hard every day to offer inmates opportunities to address the issues that brought them into the criminal justice system and prepare them for release in a manner that reduces the likelihood of them re-offending. We ensure that every inmate's Constitutional rights are protected, but we run a tight ship and constantly seek the most efficient and cost-effective ways of doing business. Our automated jail management system maximizes the benefits of technology to improve jail operations. Our secure home detention monitoring system and video bail review program enhances public safety and increases efficiencies across the board.
I am extremely proud of the exceptional men and women who operate our jail. They are the unsung heroes of our criminal justice system working tirelessly behind these walls to ensure the operation of a top-notch institution. Their talents have allowed us to maintain a philosophy of continuous improvement. I would be remiss if I did not thank County Executives Kamenetz, Smith and Ruppersberger for their courage and support over the years. Due to their foresight and commitment, Baltimore County is well positioned to provide for public safety in the correctional realm for many years.
The past 12 years have been the most rewarding of my 38 years as a corrections professional due to the efforts of our staff, the administrative and council support, and that of our citizens. I would like to add that working with my fellow department heads has been productive from my first day, which benefits county residents immensely. We are well positioned to continue evolving, and I will be keeping close tabs on events from my golf cart or fishing boat!
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Savory Breakfast Muffins
12-14 oz. raw breakfast sausage
1 tsp. chili powder
½ tsp. salt
½ tsp. pepper
2 cups Bisquick
1 cup cornmeal
3 eggs
1/4 tsp. garlic powder
1 3/4 cups milk
1/4 cup chopped green bell pepper
1/4 cup chopped red bell pepper
1/2 cup minced onion
1 1/2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
3 tbsp. fresh thyme leaves, finely chopped
1/2 tsp. salt
pepper, to taste
Line one medium-sized-cup muffin tin with paper liners, spray each liner with a little cooking spray, and set aside. Saute sausage with chili powder, salt, and pepper, crumbling the sausage with a metal spoon as it cooks. Drain excess grease with a wad of paper towels or into an empty aluminium can.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Mix together bisquick, cornmeal, eggs, garlic powder and milk. Add sausage, peppers, onions and cheese. Stir well. (You may choose to saute the peppers and onion with your sausage for a milder taste). Add thyme. Add salt and pepper to your taste. Ladle the filling into the prepared muffin tins, filling almost to the top.
Bake for 12-15 minutes. Allow to cool completely.
{HWTM} Georgia Johnson

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ZF-2575: Typo in Zend_Http_Cookie documentation
Bug posted by Vladas Diržys on public mailing list.
{quote} I think there is an error in documentation.
Example 17.22. and forward uses: $cookie = Zend_Http_Client('foo=two+words; ....);
but it should be: $cookie = Zend_Http_Cookie('foo=two+words; ....); {quote}
I suppose this is not the only one error.
$cookie = Zend_Http_Client('foo=two+words; domain=.example.com; path=/somedir; secure;');
should be
$cookie = Zend_Http_Client::fromString('foo=two+words; domain=.example.com; path=/somedir; secure;');
and the same for the other examples where the cookie is created directly from the raw header.
I attach a patch for both typo and ::fromString issues.
If you are not able to fix this issue please reassign it to "unassigned" so anyone other which has permition is able to review and commit the changes.
Hi Thomas, I'm able to do this (I have SVN access and HTTP Cookies is a field I have enough knowledge to feel comfortable to made a change), I just wanted to take some time because I created the patch at office in a while and I wanted to double check it at home since it was a change to the main manual. :)
Fixed in r7815
Changing to comply with new IT coventions for components.


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I heard that the Rambam in his commentary to the Mishna mentioned cases where the custom of the place was different, one such place being יָוָן, where men didn't cover their heads with their tallitot, does anyone know where exactly this is mentioned or of any other sources talking of the same thing?
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I found this blog that had a post of an article about R' Akiva Eiger's shul where no one wore their talis on their head. http://onthemainline.blogspot.com/2012/11/on-minhag-not-to-wear-tallis-over-head.html


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On 31 July, 2012 (Harry Potter's birthday), Scholastic launched a Harry Potter Reading Club.[1]
Singularity of Scholastic Harry Potter books
The main difference between Scholastic and Bloomsbury editions of the books is the covers and the spelling (Scholastic uses American spelling for words such as symbolise, which is spelt as symbolize). Also, the title of the first novel differs between the two publishers. Bloombsbury published the first novel as Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, whereas in America the novel was published as Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Other, very minor, differences in wording occur throughout the Scholastic editions, preferring American nomenclature over British, such as the word "soccer" instead of "football" or "sweater" instead of "jumper." Also, the text is a bit bigger and, unlike Bloomsbury, at the beginning of every chapter there is a small picture illustrated by Mary GrandPré.
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In the eight years since her last album, Roberta Flack has been performing (one jaw-dropping example: her duet with Maxwell at the 2010 Grammys) and working hard for her causes, the ASPCA and the Roberta Flack School of Music, founded in 2006. Now the acclaimed vocalist returns to recording with the just-released Let It Be Roberta, a luminous take on Beatles classics.
I love your interpretations of the Beatles' songbook. How have you reacted to remakes of your hits?
When the Fugees did "Killing Me Softly," everybody thought I would be mad. Quite the opposite. I got in touch with Lauryn Hill, and we wound up doing the video together. She told me, "When my mom was carrying me, she was listening to this song every day." I gave it to the 20th century; the Fugees kicked it into the 21st century.
Which of today's young female artists impress you?
Lady Gaga is just a fabulous person. The thing I like more than anything is her attitude about her success: She does not slap you in the face with it, but she does stick her chest out. That's great—being a woman, it's like, "I did this!"
How has making music changed since you first recorded in the '60s?
The wonderful thing is that people can now have music anytime they want. All they have to do is hit an app. Go to a computer, push a button, and out comes a song. Today kids can record in their kitchen,on the street—they can record anywhere, and it sounds great, and we buy it!
Tell us about the Roberta Flack School of Music, which you established for underprivileged students in the Bronx.
I want these kids to have exposure to all the great music out there. I didn't growup listening to opera or French art songs, but once I was exposed to them, I was so moved. When I recorded "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," I was trying to channel all those pure, incredibly beautiful, well-trained sounds—and that's what I want to give these kids a chance to do.
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- Reviewer – like a Collaborator, except they can't import any media, such as images or documents, into a room.
- Viewer – can't edit or change anything.
- With Sync Mode ON, they are locked onto the currently sync'd page, and cannot navigate.
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Why can viewers navigate when Sync Mode is OFF?
- When giving a presentation, Sync is usually ON so that everyone will follow you from page to page.
- When using Vyew for document review or collaboration, when you may or may not be present, Sync is usually OFF to allow collaborators to browse as they need.
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Fuyu Pocky, or "Winter Pocky" is the king of all Pocky flavors. Why do you ask? Well, in my opinion, it's the best of the best. It's package has changed slightly from year to year, but I'm happy to see it's a annual release. I reviewed it back in 2007 for CandyAddict.com, and since I was given this as a free sample from JList.com, I figured it was time I gushed about it again.
The premise of Pocky, for those of you who don't know, is a small stick of biscuit cookie that has a flavored coating covering about 3/4 of it. The flavors of the coating range from chocolate, vanilla and strawberry to more crazy flavors like red bean and green tea. I've tried so many varieties over the years that they all seem normal to me now. So what makes Fuyu Pocky different? It's got thicker chocolate coating on it than the normal kinds, and it's dusted with cocoa powder. Simple, yes?
So how does it taste? The flavor is awesome. It's the most chocolatey Pocky I've ever had. The coating, due to it's size, gets you double the flavor hit. The cocoa dusting doesn't flake or fall off and it really adds to the taste, rather than just looking decorative. The texture of the chocolate is really creamy too, unlike the other Pocky flavors which are more oily and slick. The biscuit stick is still lightly vanilla flavored and has that nice crunch to it. Super nummy!
I haven't been to an Asian Market in the past few weeks, but usually they are pretty good about stocking the newest Pocky flavors. Wherever you see these, I recommend you pick them up. I know I'll be hoarding them until next winter.
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ZF-3220: Zend_Db_Table bind value problem?
I don't know how this error appears. I have many controllers that has the same logic but only in some this error appear. Example:
I'm deleting a photo from gallery in which goes order by field 'position'. If I'm deleting the last, there is no problem. When I'm deleting other I must decrement position of all photos after. So if the photo delete link is clicked, there is invoked this action:
[CODE] public function deleteAction() { $id = $this->getRequest()->getParam('id'); $photos = new Photos();
$where = $photos->getAdapter()->quoteInto('id = ?', $id);
$photo = $photos->fetchRow($where);
$position = $photo->position;
$count = $photos->fetchAll()->count();
if($position == $count)
$where = $photos->getAdapter()->quoteInto('id = ?', $id);
$where = $photos->getAdapter()->quoteInto('id = ?', $id);
for($i = $position + 1; $i <= $count; $i++)
$where = $photos->getAdapter()->quoteInto('position = '.$i);
$data = array();
$data['position'] = $i - 1;
$photos->update($data, $where);
And it is producting this error:
[CODE] Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Db_Statement_Exception' with message 'SQLSTATE[HY093]: Invalid parameter number: no parameters were bound' in /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Statement/Pdo.php:238 Stack trace: #0 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Statement.php(283): Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo->_execute(Array) #1 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Adapter/Abstract.php(406): Zend_Db_Statement->execute(Array) #2 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Adapter/Pdo/Abstract.php(206): Zend_Db_Adapter_Abstract->query(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select), Array) #3 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Table/Abstract.php(1185): Zend_Db_Adapter_Pdo_Abstract->query(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #4 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Table/Abstract.php(1040): Zend_Db_Table_Abstract->_fetch(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #5 /home/httpd/html/shop/application/controllers/AdminController.php(423): Zend_Db_Table_Abstract->fetchAll(Object(Zend_Db_Table_Select)) #6 /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Controller/Action.php(502): AdminCon in /home/httpd/html/shop/library/Zend/Db/Statement/Pdo.php on line 238 [/CODE]
I was searching a lot to solve this. I've found many simmilar errors but in cases where a strange stirngs were binded. In my case we talk about simple numbers...
I have found the same issue, which seems to be the problem in a file ZendFramework/library/Zend/Db/Table/Abstract.php
The function _fetch should be declared as the following, notice the additional $binds parameter. protected function _fetch(Zend_Db_Table_Select $select,$binds) { $stmt = $this->_db->query($select,$binds); $data = $stmt->fetchAll(Zend_Db::FETCH_ASSOC); return $data; }
And two other functions need amendment as following,
line 1039 of the same file change to: $rows = $this->_fetch($select,(($where instanceof Zend_Db_Table_Select)?$order:array()));
and line 1081 , same file:
$rows = $this->_fetch($select,(($where instanceof Zend_Db_Table_Select)?$order:array()));
That is a quick and dirty fix of the Db_Table select with binds to align it to the documentation specifications.
I have forgot to mention that this issues still remains in the 1.5.2.
Rather than update _fetch() to accept a $bind parameter, we could make the Zend_Db_Table_Select hold the bind variables, see [http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-2017].
Then _fetch can be:
protected function _fetch(Zend_Db_Table_Select $select)
$stmt = $this->_db->query($select, $select->getBind());
$data = $stmt->fetchAll(Zend_Db::FETCH_ASSOC);
return $data;
Line 1039, which is in fetchAll() wouldn't need updating, provided that when you want to use bind variables you call fetchAll with a Zend_Db_Select object rather than a sting where clause. The same is true of line 1081, which is in fetchRow().
The updates to fetchAll() and fetchRow() would not be required if Zend_Db_Select allows bind variables to be stored in the object, and we require users to pass a Zend_Db_Select or Zend_Db_Table_Select object to these methods instead of a string where clause whenever they want to use bind variables.
No action on this issue for too long. I'm reassigning to Ralph for re-evaluation and categorization.
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Corey Thompson
May 26, 2012
PEARL, Miss. - East Carolina (35-22-1) scored six runs in the ninth inning and cruised to a 10-3 win over UAB (31-28) Saturday evening in its final game of the 2012 Conference USA Baseball Championships presented by Trustmark.
With the score tied at three, Corey Thompson scored on an Alex Luna wild pitch in the top of the eighth to give ECU a 4-3 lead. Thompson singled to right field, took second on a balk and moved to third on John Wooten's sac bunt down the third base line before crossing home.
The Pirates would blow the game open with six runs on six hits, which included five consecutive base hits following Drew Reynolds one-out walk.
Freshman Jeff Hoffman (3-1) picked up the lone win for the Pirates in the C-USA Championships working seven strong innings allowing three runs (all earned) on six hits with three walks and two strikeouts. Junior Andy Smithmyer recorded his first career save tossing two scoreless innings with four punch outs.
Sam Kelley suffered his first loss of the season allowing one run on three hits in 3 2/3 innings with two walks. Starter Ruben Tresgallo went 3 1/3 innings allowing three runs (all earned) on five hits with four walks. Luna allowed six runs (five earned) on seven hits in two innings of work.
ECU jumped out to an early 2-0 lead thanks to a pair of RBI singles courtesy of Thompson and Zach Wright. Tim Younger started the frame with a walk then took second on Reynolds ground out to second. Thompson laced a single up the middle plating Younger for the first run of the game. Wooten followed with another single and was gunned down at second when Thompson took third. Wright reached on an infield single to short pushing across Thompson.
The Blazers plated a run in the bottom of the first pulling within one, 2-1. With the bases juiced, Harry Clark drew a walk that scored Ryan Prinzing, who walked with one out. John Frost pushed Prinzing over to second on a single and another single by Patrick Palmeiro loaded the bases with one out.
Chase McDonald's fourth homer of the season gave the Pirates a 3-1 lead in the second frame. McDonald drilled a first pitch offering from Ruben Tresgallo to left-center for the fourth round-tripper of the C-USA Championships.
UAB knotted the game at three in the bottom of the sixth thanks to RBI singles by Palmeiro and Tyler Mims that scored pinch runner Ivan De Jesus from second and Ryan Ussery from third.
The Pirates will make the long trek back to Greenville following the game and will be tuned into the television on Monday afternoon to see if they receive an at-large bid to the 2012 NCAA Regionals.


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Thacher Hurd grew up right here in Mill Valley and now lives in Berkeley with his family. His father is well known as the illustrator for Goodnight Moon. His mother was a children's book author and has a wonderful book, The Blue Heron Tree, which was written to educate readers about the site that has become Audubon Canyon Ranch and help save it from development.
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It seems natural that Thacher Hurd is a children's book author and artist.
After all, his father was Clement Hurd, best-known as the illustrator of the beloved book "Goodnight Moon," and his mother was the popular children's book writer Edith Thacher Hurd.
But Thacher Hurd, whose latest book, "Zoom City" has just been published by HarperCollins, didn't grow up thinking he'd follow in his parents' illustrious footsteps.
"I wanted to be a baseball player, then a rock 'n' roll star," Hurd said in a recent interview after a talk to local children's book authors and artists.
"Then, in college, I wanted to be a fine artist . . . . I was completely obsessed by Vermeer. But I was completely bored. Finally I figured out that I wanted to be an illustrator, but nobody sent me anything to illustrate. So I decided I'd better write, too."
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I swore to myself last night that I would go to sleep early. No Mountain Flyer or Dirt Rag. No Bike Magazine. But then I watched Amanda Zackem's film about Georgena Terry and then before I knew it I was watching videos about how bikes are made and bike geometry and the goal of early to bed went out the window.
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The LUNAFEST is coming to the Boulder Theater next Thursday, October 11. The LUNAFEST is a traveling film festival of short films made by, for and about women. 15% of the net proceeds go to the Breast Cancer Fund (the one that is dedicated to eliminating environmental causes of breast cancer) and the other 85% of net proceeds go to the local charity chosen by the host. The Boulder screening chose the Green House Scholars as their beneficiary. A key component to the success and growth of the LUNAFEST is probably due to the incredible film makers who bring us films that make us think.
One of those film makers is Amanda Zackem. One day her friend Michael suggested that she meet Georgena Terry, founder of Terry Bicycles. Terry Bicycles started in 1985 and I can't say what they do any better than how they say it on their website; they get more women riding bicycles—comfortably, safely and beautifully. Amanda somehow shows us in a bit over five minutes who Georgena is and just how passionate she is about making bikes for women. At one point in the film, Georgena tells the story about how she once took a prototype of a hand built women specific bike to a bike store. And the dealer said, "No woman will ever spend $600.00 on a bike." Well, I think we know how that turned out.
Amanda manages to get Georgena to talk to the camera as if it was a friend. And you can easily see the pieces of her that make her work with bikes so amazing. Georgena has a way of making you want to know how bikes are made, why certain materials are used and why and how a bike is built to fit a woman. Amanda makes us care about Georgena and care about the mission of getting women out on bikes. When I asked Amanda what her goal was with the film and what she hopes that people take away from the film this is what she said, "Georgena is an intelligent, hardworking and passionate woman and that is what I wanted to capture in this film. She has a challenge that she deals with daily but I didn't want that to be the central focus to the film, because that challenge does not define who she is or what she has accomplished. I hope that women walk away from this film feeling empowered, inspired and activated."
I've watched the film three times. My breath still catches every time when in response to the bike dealers' comment Georgena says to herself, "Oh, I'm going to make you eat your words." The LUNAFEST films are about lots of things. And I always walk away thinking differently than I did when I walked in the door. It's a lot like going for a great ride. You feel better and better for it when it's all said and done. I hope you get a chance to check it out for yourself this year.


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"God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them." (Genesis 1:26)
Reflection: It is only of God that the word "create" is used, because only he is the one who can bring life out of nothing. The sanctity of life has its root in the unique relationship that human beings have with their Creator. Life is sacred because it comes from God, belongs to God, and returns to God.
Prayer: Thank you, Father of Life, for creating me. Thank you for creating every human being, born and unborn, healthy and sick. Thank you for life. Amen.


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Where were you when Dylan switched from acoustic to electric guitar in 1965? If you were in elementary school (or in utero), you're not a member of my generation. And, yet, popular culture has chained us together for eternity. They call us baby boomers.
Damn the demographers, but I don't believe that group identity is formed by a nation's birthrate, as much as by shared history. I was born in 1947. Not quite at the head of the line, which began the previous year, but a good 17-year start before the last of the boomers came straggling along in 1964. They were 5 years old when Woodstock turned us pot-smoking, acid-taking, free-loving 20-somethings into a "nation." So, what do I have in common with these latecomers who have no memory of the Bay of Pigs, the fall of Saigon or Altamont? Absolutely nothing.
I grew up with black-and-white TV, an eight-track tape recorder the size of a large suitcase, and a tiny pink plastic transistor radio. We didn't wear jeans to school. Hell, girls weren't allowed to wear slacks or culottes. And nobody, but nobody, had s-e-x in high school — except Bad Girls because birth control pills hadn't been invented. Going to second base meant letting some poor schmuck fondle your heavily padded bra. Drugs? We had Midol.
Those of us born between 1946 and, say, 1950, witnessed and, in many cases, participated in every cataclysmic event of the '60s and '70s. We remember where we were the day Kennedy was assassinated. The draft hung over our heads like a low, dark cloud. We protested or died in Vietnam. We were radicalized by the massacre at Kent State. We were brothers and sisters in-arms with student revolutionaries at Berkeley, Columbia, and the Sorbonne. We lived communally and started food co-ops. In my case, I was the only female in a commune of seven gay men in the backwoods of Massachusetts. (Think Snow White meets La Cage aux Folles.) We went to Nepal, meditated, had sex with strangers and got urinary tract infections 40 years before Eat, Pray, Love was a gleam in a publisher's backlist. And, oh, oh, did we party. Every generation believes it invented sex, but the thing is, we actually did. I should know. I was there. It didn't start out that way. It was supposed to be just another meeting of Students for a Democratic Society and, what can I say? Things got out of, uh, hand.
I don't have to take a survey to see the yawning cultural gap between my peers and those who were born just five years before or after. I can see it in my own family. My older sister, born in '42, never fantasized about which of the Beatles she would marry and didn't heed Timothy Leary's call to drop-out, turn-on and tune-in. Meanwhile, cousins who were five to seven years my junior, wore their hair long, got high and listened to the Stones, but never understood our politics, existential angst, or the words to Subterranean Homesick Blues.
This is not to imply that I only feel a bond with people my own age. I have close friends who are considerably younger or older than I am, who missed the boomer boat completely. While we don't share a common frame of reference, we connect on a deeper level. On shared values and ethics. I don't believe that is true of everyone born between 1946 and 1964. (Case in point, we have a presidential candidate who seems to have spent the late 1960s on another planet.)
There have been many attempts to label my generation. Hippies. Woodstock Generation. Effete Intellectuals. None get it quite right. Especially baby boomer. I mean, who wants to be categorized by a population explosion? No. We deserve something more reflective of our unique experience. I'll go along with Neil Young's interpretation: "We are Stardust."


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Heading toward the determination of the winner of the 2013-14 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup, gostanford.com will provide a progression of each of Stanford's 19 consecutive victories. Here is the 11th, in 2004-05:
Directors' Cup No. 11 (2004-05) | 2004-05 Season In Photos
ERIN BURDETTE MADE a habit of closing out tennis matches. It didn't matter how big it was, Burdette made it feel small. After all, Burdette clinched NCAA women's tennis team titles in three of her four seasons at Stanford.
For the second-year in a row, Burdette, a native of Jackson, Ga., helped the Cardinal win the title at the University of Georgia - just 85 miles away from her hometown. The three-time All-American struggled earlier in the week, dropping her matches in the team quarters and the semifinals, but in the team final, she capped Stanford's 4-0 triumph over Texas for Stanford's 14th championship.
Burdette, a team captain, did more than that. She finished her career by joining with Alice Barnes to capture the NCAA doubles victory title over teammates Amber Liu and Anne Yelsey. Both teams were unseeded.
For the third time in the 24-year history of the NCAA Division I tennis championship, teams from the same school played each other for the title. Barnes and Burdette beat teammates Amber Liu and Anne Yelsey. Either way, Stanford was ensured of its fifth doubles crown.
The doubles marked her first appearance in an NCAA singles or doubles title match. But you wouldn't know it because of her poise under pressure. She went out in style.
Stanford won the 2004-05 Directors' Cup for a record 11th consecutive year, rallying from third place after the fall season. The Cardinal recorded 1,238.75 points, surpassing runner-up Texas by 164.75. Stanford won national championships in women's volleyball and women's tennis and was the runner-up in men's water polo and men's swimming. The Cardinal placed eight additional teams in the top 10.
Stanford teams placing in the top 10 were women's cross country (5th), women's basketball (5th), women's swimming (5th), women's outdoor track and field (5th), men's cross country (6th), men's gymnastics (7th), men's indoor track and field (7th) and softball (9th). The Cardinal recorded points in the maximum of 10 women's and 10 men's sports. Stanford averaged 62 points per sport.
Ryan Hall picked up running in a most unusual way. His father went out for a 15-mile run and Hall, a young boy in basketball sneakers, claimed he could run the whole way. The father accepted the challenge and watched in amazement as his son flopped through the entire distance.
Hall, used to running alone while a star at Big Bear (Calif.) High School, angered his teammates at Stanford by being too competitive in practice. Finally, teammate Ian Dobson took Hall aside and explained what being on a team is all about. Hall got the message, changed his outlook and began to shine.
In the 2005 NCAA outdoor 5,000-meter championship, Hall and Dobson were running 1-2 heading into the homestretch. Hall was content to let Dobson win, but when Dobson started to kick, Hall took it personally and ditched his plan. He drove hard down the stretch to beat Dobson for the title.
Both runners would develop into Olympians. Hall is a two-time Olympic marathoner and the only American to break 2 hours, 4 minutes in the Boston Marathon. Dobson ran in the 2008 Olympics in the 5,000.
The Stanford women's volleyball team entered the NCAA tournament as the 11th seed and came out as the national champion. In the 11th NCAA final in program history, Stanford swept Minnesota to capture their sixth national title.
Stanford was paced by Ogonna Nnamani, the national player of the year, and her 29 kills led both teams in the title game. Nnamani finished with a Stanford career record 2,450 kills and went to play on two Olympic teams, winning a silver medal in 2008.
Tony Azevedo nearly led Stanford to an NCAA men's water polo championship in his senior season. However, Stanford lost to UCLA, 10-9, in double overtime before 3,044 at Avery Aquatic Center.
Azevedo finished with a Stanford career record 332 goals and was a four-time Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Year. The Brazilian-born Azevedo is a four-time U.S. Olympian and a team captain for the national team.
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More highlights from 2004-05:
• Stanford earned NCAA track and field victories from Michael Robertson in the discus and Grant Robison in the 1,500.
• Gary Marshall won the NCAA swimming title in the 100-yard breaststroke, helping lead the Cardinal to second as a team.
• Caroline Bruce won both breaststroke races at the NCAA finals, from 100 and 200 yards..
• The Stanford synchronized swimming won its third U.S. Collegiate crown. Katie Norris won the solo and figures events, and Samantha Bongiovanni-Duclos, Sara Lowe, and Courtenay Stewart, won trio, and Lowe and Stewart won the duet. Lowe is no Stanford's head coach.
The Final Count:
1) Stanford, 1,238.75
2) Texas, 1,074
4) Michigan, 1,064.25
5) Duke, 1,021.25
Stanford's Top Scoring Teams:
1 (tie), Women's volleyball, women's tennis, each 100 points; 3, men's swimming and diving, 90; 4 (tie), women's track and field, women's cross country, women's swimming and diving, each 75.
Directors' Cup No. 1: 1994-95
Directors' Cup No. 2: 1995-96
Directors' Cup No. 3: 1996-97
Directors' Cup No. 4: 1997-98
Directors' Cup No. 5: 1998-99
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ZF-1172: option names do not follow coding standard
See: Naming Conventions
sorry but I didn't found anything about option option names in your link.
can you provide an example ?
{quote} h2. Naming Conventions
h3. Abstractions Used in API (Class Interfaces)
When creating an API for use by application developers (as opposed to Zend Framework internal developers), if application developers must identify abstractions using a compound name, separate the names using underscores, not camelCase. For example, the name used for the MySQL PDO driver is 'pdo_mysql', not 'pdoMysql'. When the developer uses a string, normalize it to lowercase. Where reasonable, add constants to support this (e.g. PDO_MYSQL). {quote}
I only mention this because Andi asked me to make the same changes to the options of Zend_Db last Summer.
I've been making camelCase option names in Zend_Db and other places too. But I use UPPER_CASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES for constant names. We should reconsider a policy that strings that form option names must follow a certain capitalization. I'll talk with Andi about this.
FYI, We had a long discussion last Summer and decided specifically to make option names case-insensitive. Most of the ZF seems to follow that standard already.


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Charles Franklin "Frank" Taylor, 68, of Crider Road, Statesville, passed away unexpectedly Saturday, March 16, 2013, at Carolina Medical Center.
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The family will receive friends after the service.
He was born Feb. 16, 1945, in Bibb County, Ga., to Joseph Lewis Taylor and Jean Cole Taylor. Mr. Taylor served in the U.S. Air Force. He retired from United Beverage as a truck driver. He also attended Yadkin Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Judy Fink Taylor of the home; a son, Jamie McRay Ball and wife Sherry, and a daughter, Genia Ball, all of Statesville; a brother, Warren Lee Taylor and wife Donna of Lexington; two grandchildren, Haley Lambert and Katlynn Ball, both of Statesville; and two nieces, Robyn and Layla.
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Published: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 14, 2013 at 2:42 p.m.
Many nonprofit agencies face funding challenges on a regular basis. At times these challenges can reach a crisis level, when the needs suddenly increase, a grant ends or a major donor reduces or withdraws support. Yet the needs of their clients remain, and the caring employees and volunteers do everything in their power to improve the lives of those in need.
A backbone of funding for many agencies is the United Way of Davidson County. The United Way's annual campaign has been affected by the same economic factors that hurt contributions made directly to the agencies. Because of that, the United Way has decreased the funding amounts some agencies receive. Thankfully, those reductions only totaled $11,820 for 2013 compared to 2012, with eight agencies seeing reductions.
The eight agencies that saw a decrease will certainly feel the effects. For example, the Salvation Army will turn to donors to make up a $5,400 drop. Pressure will increase on the fundraisers the agencies hold outside of the blackout period that occurs during the United Way campaign. The reduction of United Way funding can exacerbate other monetary reductions.
No one associated with United Way wants to see any reductions. If the agencies' requests are justified, as determined by volunteers who decide on the allocations, then in a perfect world all would be fully funded. But when campaign contributions decline, that's just not possible. United Way distributed $1,361,500 this year. Two years ago, the agency set a goal of raising $2 million, although that figure wasn't met. Those numbers show just how far giving has fallen as the county has seen the loss of some major employers who were committed United Way donors.
Many agency leaders are thinking outside the box and relying on creative efforts to raise money. A good example of this approach can be seen in the Our Neighbor feature that appears on the Lifestyles page. Jessica Smith learned of a need to expand the Home Delivered Meals Program at Davidson County Senior Services. She utilized her event-planning skills to create a fundraiser that drew in almost $13,000 for the program. That money will allow the creation of a new route in the Pilgrim community and serve another 12 clients.
Others with a vested interest in particular agencies can use their skills and talents to make a similar impact. Writing a check also helps. And while the late summer and fall may be considered the primary time for United Way donations, contributions can be made year-round. So it's not too early to begin thinking about giving to the United Way this year so no agencies face funding reductions next year.
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Like millions of other Americans, I will be traveling next week, heading home for Christmas. I'm 37 years old and have spent every one of my 37 Christmases with my family. Though it's mighty tempting to avoid the expensive airline ticket, hectic travel and the Midwest in general, it would positively crush my mother not to have all three of her kids together at Christmas.
Despite the fact that the youngest of her kids is now 33 years old, my mother will still make us go to bed early on Christmas Eve, insisting that Santa might pass by if we are up too late. She will still make us set out cookies and milk for him and carrots for the reindeer. And after we all go to bed, she will take my dad's boots, dip the bottoms in flour and walk them from the fireplace to the tree, trying to convince us in the morning they are Santa's footprints. (One of us needs to pop out a grandkid, stat.)
We will groan and pull the covers back over our heads as she wakes us Christmas morning, telling us, "Santa came! Come see what he brought you!" We will roll our eyes as she puts on her favorite Christmas music soundtrack. And we will sit with anticipation as Dad dons his Santa hat and doles out the gifts, one of which will be matching pajamas for my sisters and me.
My sisters, Michele and Heather, both live in Omaha, just a few miles from my parents.
But alas, seeing how happy these family traditions make my mom tends to make us all just grin and bear it. And say things like, "Oh, it's only once a year. Wear the stupid reindeer ears for the photo."
But that doesn't mean I don't dream of a Park City Christmas, filled with mountain-town traditions and age-appropriate gifts.
If you're lucky enough to be spending the holiday in Park City, here are some fun traditions you can start for your family and guests -- ones they are sure not to complain about in their local paper.
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To really wow your guests, treat them to Fireside Dining at Deer Valley's Empire Lodge. Fireside Dining features four courses served from five stone fireplaces. The European-inspired menu includes Swiss raclette cheese, cured meats, salads, delectable stews, potato rosti, fire-roasted leg of lamb, fresh baked breads and dessert fondues. To go from wow to W.O.W., include a horse-drawn sleigh ride around the lodge before the dessert fondue station, or trek in on snowshoes before dinner.
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For the hardy among your visitors, bundle them up and take them to Park City Mountain Resort for some skiing under the stars. Night skiing at PCMR opens on Christmas, and is available via the PayDay, 3 Kings and First Time lifts.
More information can be found on the resort's website: www.parkcitymountain.com
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Spend a day exploring the alpine foothills of the Wasatch Mountains with a snowmobile tour from the Deer Valley-operated Summit Meadows Adventures. It's an ideal adventure for the entire family and there are more than 7,000 exhilarating and scenic acres to explore. One-, two- and three-hour tours are available.
For more information, visit: www.deervalley.com/WhatToDo/Winter/Snowmobiling
Tubing at Soldier Hollow
Squealing, laughing and whooping aren't just reserved for powder days. Tubing at Soldier Hollow is sure to bring out all those sounds too, and the inner child in everyone.
Soldier Hollow offers the longest tubing lanes in the state and lift service for towing you back to the top. Day or night, this activity is sure to delight everyone in your family.
Tubing sessions are two hours long, and pre-purchasing tickets is recommended.
More information can be found at: http://www.soldierhollow.com/tubing.php
However you spend your Christmas this year, I hope it is filled with joy, peace and love. And don't forget to take a moment on Christmas Eve and give thanks that you are not piled into the family car, driving around aimlessly in search of a live nativity scene while singing "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer." If history is any indication, that's what I'll be doing.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 25% of women and 16% of men experienced sexual abuse as children. Survivors of childhood sexual abuse (CSA) are at increased risk for depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder. It is important for direct service practitioners to understand healthy childhood sexuality and how it differs from the deleterious effects of CSA, since survivors are over-represented in clinical populations. Diversity of gender, race, and class and their relationships to CSA will be addressed throughout both lecture and discussion portions of this program. Upon completion of this workshop, participants will: 1) understand healthy childhood sexual development and ways in which CSA can potentially disrupt this process; 2) recognize symptoms and how they may manifest in a clinical setting; and 3) have increased awareness of available clinical treatments for CSA survivors. All levels of post-master's degreed practitioners who have some experience working in direct clinical practice, particularly in child abuse and/or domestic violence, will find this workshop to be beneficial.
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This unit is designed to examine the diversity of learners and their contexts. Learners vary across a number of characteristics such as culture, gender, age, learning styles and preferences. Contexts of learning vary in the situation in which learning occurs, such as workplace learning, community based learning, learning within institutional settings, flexible and distance learning. Additionally, the learning outcomes pursued by learners and their instructors vary in nature.
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- Understand the typical dimensions of variation associated with learners and their contexts
- Develop a knowledge of theory and practice to assist in the development of responses to diverse learners and contexts
- Practise the strategies required to develop education and training responses inclusive of diversity
- Demonstrate an understanding of theory and practice in the provision of education and training to diverse learners and contexts
- Design education and training programs that meet the varying requirements of diversity
- Locate resources necessary to understand theory and practice in responding to diversity, and to build on the experience of others in the field
Assignment 1, 3000 words, 50%, The first piece of work involves a critical analysis of one or more dimensions of learner diversity, addressing the issues that underlie and define that diversity, and how they may affect the design and delivery of a training response. The first piece of work would be expected to be based on theoretical treatments of dimensions of diversity.
Assignment 2, 3000 words, 50%, Development of a Responsive Training Plan. The second piece of work involves the development of a specific training response to a particular group of learners who are expected to participate in an identified program of training.
Recommended texts
Foley, G (ed) 2004, Dimensions of Adult Learning: Adult Education and Training in a Global Era, Allen & Unwin, Crows Nest, NSW.
Smith, PJ & Sadler-Smith, E 2006, Learning in Organisations: Complexities and Diversities, Routledge, London, New York.
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- a non-award student - refer to Unit based calculation below.
Course based calculation
Your unit tuition fees are based on the course you are enrolled in. Please refer to the current year's course entry to estimate the unit cost.
Unit based calculation
Your tuition fees are calculated on the units you enrol in. This means your fees are based on the units you choose to study and not a fixed course price. The tuition fees for this unit are displayed in the table below:
|Student Contribution Rate*
|Student Contribution Rate**
|Fee rate - Domestic Students
|Fee rate - International students
* Rate for all CSP students, except for those who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
** Rate for CSP students who commenced Education and Nursing units pre 2010
Please note: Unit fees listed do not apply to Deakin Prime students.


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ZF-6462: View adding extension to called resource / Docs wrong?
In the documentation for Zend_Application, 4.2.3 suggests:
resources.layout.layout = "layout.phtml"
However, this causes: Uncaught exception 'Zend_View_Exception' with message 'script 'layout.phtml.phtml' not found in path
As you can see, .phtml is being added, removing the file extension works, but seems to be a contradiction in style. In either case it appears the layout loader is wrong or the documentation is wrong.
Using Trunk.
Fixed in trunk and 1.8 release branch; will update on site with 1.8 release.