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why ugh?
if you dont know why ugh then theres no point in trying to explain. continue satisfying your unquenchable libido by sleeping around with UGHs.
the point i was trying to make is that your 'taste' in women is so unbelievably shallow that youd probably be happy with a woman with implants, plastic surgery, a socially frowned upon profession and no personality or respect just because she sucks your dick well.
thats the kinda mentality that gets you in bed with a fat chick
rayne's jealous
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
i dont understand the logic that if you rebuke something you must secretly be envious of the person doing said thing
you're going to have a wife one day and I'll probably e-mail her and show her all the people you slept with. it'll be a right brouhaha
yeah if i were buckweats age i'd probably fuck that girl if i didnt have to talk to her much before or afterward
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
that is the problem that lies at the heart of getting laid. i myself would have no idea what to say to her. i bet dogar's really good at it because whilst he's talking to the girl about the latest dubstep release he's all the while considering that the end justifies the means
i hate lying or putting on a facade of something that im not to accomplish anything so ill probably never be able to 'game' myself into getting laid, which im not sure is a good or bad thing.
it'll probably bite me in the ass when it comes to job interviews or dealing with a boss who i hate but need to gargle the balls of in order to move ahead in my career, but ideally id want to be self employed.
According to me, that's a good thing, guys.
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
* dragon_berry**Fallen_Wings*
trixie: "thank god the likes of rayne and hicky will never be able to trick me into sleeping with them"
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.

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Jannalee Tobias is both a homemaker and gun rights advocate.
She looks like the ideal LDS housewife when she opens the door of her home on a quiet suburban street in South Jordan. She's wearing jeans, has big blue eyes and wavy blond hair and speaks in a soft, feminine voice. Then she shows you her gun-rights library—bookshelves of binders stuffed with gun-law research. "This is what I do instead of quilting," she says. That's when you know Jannalee Tobias is anything but the typical housewife.
It is largely thanks to Tobias' gun activism that the girls I know are so comfortable with gun culture. Even Tobias is still surprised by her history. "This is the last thing I ever thought I'd be doing with my life," she says, sitting at her sunny kitchen table with a cat in her lap. "But I've always been a champion of the underdog."
Twenty years ago, after James Brady was shot, legislators everywhere were agitating for stronger gun control. "All the powerful women in Utah were calling for a five-day waiting period and background checks before you could buy a gun," Tobias says of then mayor Deedee Corradini, Attorney General Jan Graham and state senator Karen Shepherd. "But according to my research, the states with the tightest gun control had the highest murder rates. And no one here was speaking up. I saw-—see—it as a women's rights issue. The Second Amendment is the equal rights amendment. It seemed clear to me that banning handguns wasn't going to keep my children safe," says Tobias, who didn't even own a handgun at the time. "The right to have a gun is more important than the gun itself." At first she worked behind the scenes. Then she started a protest group, Women Against Gun Control, which defines gun control like this: "The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound."
It wasn't long before Tobias, a young mother, was famous as a gun-rights activist. Her femininity made her a media favorite. She served on the board of the NRA, taught gun-safety courses and was instrumental in revising Utah's concealed carry laws, an effort that consumed three years of her life. With allies like Curtis Oda and lobbyist Clark Aposhian, she fought for statewide consistency in gun legislation.
It was not an easy time, and she tears up remembering it. "Guns don't define my life. My family does," she says. (All three of her daughters are comfortable with guns and knowledgeable about gun safety.) There were times when she was told that a woman's place was in the home, not in politics. "But I've always taught my kids that you have to speak out if you want to make changes."
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That's how should play Melo with Amare.
Kidd went 10 minutes in the 3rd. Well 6 minutes in the 4th, 33 minute night.
That's how should play Melo with Amare.
Great third quarter. Let's try to carry it into the forth
Amare just has to cut to the basket all the time when someone is slashing or penetrating to the rack.
Novak-Melo-Amare on the front line, looks like we're going with the frontcourt where Hump abused us on his offensive glass.
Chandler would have been t'd up if he did what Humphries just did,,,
Totally forgot it's an early game, just tuned in!
I love having Shumpert back man...makes us such a deeper team.
JR Swish is heating up....FEED HIM
Garden is rockin'
STAT & MELO ****ing jiving on offense.
You gotta love it!!!!!!
Shump goes out, Joe gets hot
We need Chandler back
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Delivering sustainable development and enabling the transition to the green economy through sustainable public procurement
18 Jun 2012 - 18 Jun 2012Background
UNEP Pavilion, Athlete's Park, Rio de Janeiro
UNEP Pavilion, Athlete's Park, Rio de Janeiro
Public procurement, which represents between 15% and 25% of GDP, offers a tremendous opportunity to drive markets towards green innovation and sustainability. The side event will showcase the potential, the achievements and challenges of SPP as a tool to promote sustainable development objectives and enable the transition towards a green economy.
The side event will also be the opportunity to present and launch the International Sustainable Public Procurement Initiative (SPPI) aimed at promoting the worldwide implementation of SPP through increased cooperation between stakeholders and the demonstration of the potential benefits and impacts of SPP. On the occasion of the side event, UNEP will release a number of publications and tools on the subject.
The International Sustainable Public Procurement Initiative
The specific objectives of the SPPI are as follows:
1. Build the case for SPP: improve the knowledge on SPP and its effectiveness as a tool to promote greener economies and sustainable development
- Elaborate a biennial report on progress on SPP implementation
- Analyse barriers to SPP implementation and propose innovative solutions
- Measure the impacts of sustainable public procurement
2. Support the implementation of SPP on the ground through increased collaboration and better access to capacity building tools.
- Build synergies and improve coordination between the SPP implementation programmes
- Increase South-South and North-South Cooperation
- Agree on common guiding principles for SPP implementation
- Increase collaboration between business sectors and public institutions on procurement practices
- Mobilize additional stakeholders to support and implement SPP
The initiative aims at bringing together representatives from governments, local authorities, business sector and civil society.
Session 1 will focus on: How can we scale up SPP through increased collaboration between major SPP players? Speakers will discuss on the need to build the case for SPP, improve the knowledge and: analyse barriers and propose solutions, improve capacity building tools, develop monitoring systems and indicators.
�How can we scale up SPP through increased collaboration between major stakeholders?� will be the theme of session 2, in which a selected group of panellists will focus on answering these two questions:
Question 1: what is your experience in implementing sustainable public procurement, and what are i) the main opportunities and ii) the main barriers to overcome?
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With the number one goal being prevention, University of Idaho Student-Athlete Services provides not only equipment, strength and conditioning and preventative athletic training measures, but coordinates with sports nutritionists and sports psychologists for the overall well-being of Vandal student-athletes.
"We approach our jobs first from a prevention standpoint," head athletic trainer Barrie Steele said. "But injuries do occur in athletics and when they do, we make sure our student-athletes receive the finest in immediate and follow-up care. When they return to competition, our goal is to have them in better condition than before the injury and with a reduced chance of re-injury."
Making the job easier for the Steele and the Idaho Student-Athlete Services staff was the total overhaul of the athletic training and equipment room areas over the summer of 2008. The locker rooms received a 'facelift' of new flooring and tiling, while two new individual team rooms, one new computer lab and one auditorium-style meeting room were also added.
After the renovation, the equipment room nearly doubled in size. Totally new washer/dryer systems cut hours out of cleaning times, while a new 'cubby' equipment system greatly streamlines the equipment check-out process. The athletic training area was also expanded greatly, with new offices, larger work areas, and private exam rooms. Then enhancements have given Idaho's athletic trainers more room to work with and have greatly expanded its capabilities for in-house treatment and rehab.


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20 Special to to third Saturday morning.Rained big time last night,but looks pretty good to finish today.Wide open triple,two retired for 1st,double land blind for second.
Bonadventure's Buster ***
Bonadventure's Bijoux
Bonadventure's Jiggs
Derby with run last series this morning.
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Bonadventure's Bijoux
Bonadventure's Jiggs
Way to go Kip Kemp and Edie! (Primrose's What I Am). Derby WIN! That's 8 points in her first two trials!
"Darla" AFC Candlewoods Lil Smokin Tequila (2002-2013)(fondly remembered)
"Smoke" Smokin Auggies Menace, QAA (2003- )(retired nut case, ask Randy)
"Simba" Humewood Simba (1999-2014)(Kiltigan Co Wicklow)
Per favore, non mi rompere i coglioni.
Way to go Kippy and Karen!!
Gwen Jones
Gemstone's Stimulous Bailout ( Cash ) QAA
Gemstone's Skyy Blue ( Skyy ) QAA
Gemstone's Formal Attire ( Tux ) QAA
In Memory
FC Gemstone's "The Raven" (Raven)
I heard Ryan Brasseaux won with Albert.
1. Sletten (Edie)
2. Sletten (Doc)
3. Steve O'Connell (not sure which dog)
4. Bettye Brawley (Windy)
RJ: Ida Richards (Tax)
Q: first and second series complete. 14 back. 1, 7-10, 14, 17-19, 26-30. Water blind commences in the morning.
Am: 19 back to third. Not sure of exact callbacks as I left to go help another stake.
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In my curiosity as to the legality of such a build, I wanted some questions answered yesterday afternoon... Sooooo...
Yesterday I called the ATF, asked to be transferred to their Firearms Technology Branch, and after MUCH time on hold, I got to ask them what would be the LEGAL parameters for a homebuilder to make their own Semi-Automatic 12 Guage Shotgun, and I was quite disappointed with their response.
I told them I would like to design & build my own semi-automatic shotgun, but I wanted them to list the Maximum & Minimum criteria my firearm would have to meet in order to be a LEGAL firearm...
I asked them about 'ammunition capacity' in general, I didn't want to REFER to belt-feed devices as I was hoping they wouldn't elaborate on that... But they did. :grumble:
Basically, IF it's a firearm, with a caliber over 0.500" Caliber, such as a 12 Guage Shotgun, it would need to meet the ATF's classification of "SPORTING PURPOSES"... Which they define as an INCREDIBLY NARROW criteria for the firearm's design! :grumble:
More on 'Sporting Purposes' criteria can be read here:
Even though this describes the 'Sporting Purposes' evaluation with regard to IMPORTATION of FOREIGN FIREARMS such as 'Assault Rifles' and their ability to accept LARGE CAPACITY AMMUNITION FEEDING DEVICES (LCAFD) (Mags, Belts, Drums, Strips, etc.), I was informed that this SAME evaluation criteria is applied to the 'Sporting Purposes' review of 'suitability and adaptability' with regards to ALL SHOTGUNS with bore over .500" - as this is the criteria they use to determine whether or not a Shotgun is to be classified as a SHOTGUN, or as a DESTRUCTIVE DEVICE which is an NFA Controlled Weapon.
Basically, this is what I was told (Paraphrasing):
'If you're going to manufacture a Semi-Automatic Shotgun, it must feed from either a Tube or Box magazine, have a Minimum Barrel Length of 18" and a Minimum overall length of 26" (IIRC, it was 26" or 30"), and it must (in order to meet 'Sporting Purposes') be PRACTICAL TO CARRY and USE in a 'Traditional' Sporting event such as Hunting or Trap/Clay shooting, must have a maximum weight between 7 to 10 pounds, maximum of 3" width, and a 4" Depth (height of receiver & grip? I think?).'
A Belt, or Drum feed would be considered a LCAFD - therefore a 'Military/Police' purpose and thus (again, if over .500 bore) it's a Destructive Device. An NFA Regulated weapon, subject to $200 tax, etc...
Even if it's within that weight margin, and on the high side - closer to 10 lbs - they would likely consider it 'Unsuitable' for sporting purposes as its weight is 'Unwieldy' for clay or other shooting... This alone pretty much Nixes the ability to make a belt-fed 12 Guage or even a 20 Guage shotgun. The weight will be tough to meet in a belt-fed gun.
Then there's the ban on LCAFD's on firearms with a bore diameter over .50 caliber... SO, it's illegal to make any 12 guage or 20 guage with a belt feed device, or a mag capacity over 8 rounds. A Belt, or Drum feed would be considered a LCAFD - therefore a 'Military/Police' purpose and thus a Destructive Device).
So, in THEORY, if you want to make a BELT FED gun, in order for it to be legal, it must be either a Handgun, Rifle, or Shotgun Cartridge/Shell with a bore diameter of .500" or Less! Or else it would be considered a 'Destructive Device' and thus a regulated NFA weapon subject to $200 tax!
THUS IN THEORY, a .410 Bore Belt-Fed would be perfectly legal, but a 12 or 20 guage would be BAD JuJu!!! :crybaby:
Either way, the advice over the phone was given as general guidelines for the design of a 12 guage shotgun, and I was informed that even meeting those criteria, it might NOT be considered 'Suitable or Adaptable' to 'Sporting Purposes' if they think it appears to be made more for 'Police/Military' purposes such as 3-gun competitions, or other 'practical' shooting competitions, etc... :lame: And once completed it would have to be submitted for testing & evaluation by the BATFE Firearms Technology Branch technicians before it would be an 'approved' design.
If not submitted for testing & approval, if caught with a firearm, even if it meets the criteria, it might still be considered 'non sporting' due to an 'evil' appearance of such features as a pistol grip, folding buttstock, etc., and since it's not an 'approved' firearm they may still try to get you for an NFA violation.
Tread lightly if you think such a build would be a 'good idea'...
IMHO, this pretty much cuts the whole 'shotgun' thing out as I'm not convinced the .410 is even work making into a belt-feed gun, and I'd suggest re-focusing your energy on something a little more worthwhile like perhaps a .45-70 Belt-Fed gun or something... :thumbup1:
Edited to add:
As I quickly chatted with the guy there, it sounds like the ONLY REASON the Saiga-12 was and is still imported is because it was designed from the start with a lower capacity (5rd?) box magazine, the neutered 'traditional' buttstock & grip, and it's box-stock form DOES meet the 'Sporting Purposes' tests - but they STILL HATE IT, but couldn't find justification for the banning of its importation. Once owners/companies here in the US came out with shotgun mags with higher 8rd capacities (the maximum allowed according to this guy).
Apparently the guy KNEW that people are converting them in the US to a form that definitely does NOT meet 'sporting purposes' with the pistol grips, folding stocks, etc., but there's not much they can do about that... HOWEVER, it DOES seem the guy is unaware that there are 10-round magazines now available for the Saiga-12 - which also don't exactly meet the 'Sporting Purposes' test - and thus might be made illegal / banned as soon as they get enough political backing to do more about these converted Saiga-12's!!!
Basically what it sounds like is this: If you want a Saiga-12, and 10 Round Magazines in the 'Not-So-Sporterized' Format, you'd best get off your ARSE and BUY ONE BEFORE THE ELECTION!!!
The Saiga-12 and their 10rd mags may soon go the way of the DoDo Bird, the Sriker/Street Sweeper, and the SPAS-12 Shotguns! :(


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Obviously, today - 3.14 - is Pi Day. The 22nd annual, in fact. It would also seem obvious that there's really only one place to celebrate Pi Day: at The Pie.
The infamous Ides are Tuesday this year and there's an obvious celebratory dish for the day: Caesar Salad. Because the only reason anyone knows anything about the Ides of March is because Julius Caesar was warned to beware of it. Hail yours, properly prepared in the old way, tableside for two, at Cucina Toscana. This is especially appropriate because Valter Nassi is, undoubtedly, Salt Lake City's Emperor of Italian Food. Ave atque vale.
This week's Wonderful Wednesday dinner at Zucca Trattoria is all about pizza and beer, none of which, thankfully is green: Instead, you'll sip on Uinta seasonal and Crooked Line beers (like the Leia Bell-labeled one that graced our Jan/Feb cover) and Chef Elio Scanu's own version of pizza. Here's the menu; this is not beer and pizza like you're used to...
Amuse Bouche: Grilled Artichoke Tempura, Pimenton De La Vera Aioli with Uinta Solstice Light Golden Ale
Mains: *Roasted Pepper & Eggplant Spread, Grilled Zucchini, Baby Fennel, Artichoke, Mozzarella, Goat Cheese & Basil Pizza with Uinta Golden Spike Hefeweizen
*Grilled Creminelli Rosemary Sausage & Cabot Clothbound Cheddar Pizza with Uinta Cutthroat
*Black Pizza With Shrimp, Scallops, Mussels, Manodori Olio
D'oliva and Chives with Uinta Monkshine Belgian Golden Ale
Dessert: Dark Chocolate, Hazelnut, Marshmallow, Strawberry and Mint Calzone with Uinta Dubhe Black IPA
Call 801-475-7077 or go to myzucca.com
Thursday, of course, is the 17th, St. Paddy's own day, and for that one day the Blue Boar in Midway goes green, serving Irish-inspired dishes including potato and watercress soup, traditional style soda bread and a traditional Irish salad. (Whatever that is. Maybe potato?) Choose corned beef and cabbage, Guinness braised short rib, roasted salmon with Irish whiskey cream and mussel in garlic and stout. For dessert, Chef Eric May will offer Irish cream chocolate cheesecake and chocolate molten cake with caramel cinnamon sauce and Irish cream. The Blue Boar also offers an extensive list of Irish whiskeys and beers. Call 888-650-1400 visit theblueboarinn.com.
Don't forget, we already have a pig the correct hue in SLC: Stop in at the Green Pig for some of their excellent chili verde, and you've got St. Patrick's color covered, any day of the year...
And Friday, you can change hues entirely. Head up Emigration to Sun and Moon Cafe, SLC blues central, for a tasting of red wines. From 6-9 pm, a flight of three reds from different vineyards (only $15) will be paired with small bites (only$12) created to complement. Wine expert Alexa Johnson will guide the tasting. Call 801-583-8332 for reservations.


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Feldman Wins 800, Three Others Take Second at UCF Invite
ORLANDO, Fla. (3/23/13) – Senior Greta Feldman posted a win and three others placed second as the Princeton women's track & field team concluded day 2 of the University of Central Florida Invitational on Saturday, March 23.
Feldman won the 800 running a 2:07.09. Sophomore Cecilia Barowski was second with a PR of 2:08.01. The Tigers also went 6-7-8 in a field of 27, with senior Alexis Mikaelian running 2:10.93, junior Molly Higgins a 2:12.28 and junior Kacie O'Neil a 2:12.41.
Senior Mel Newbery had a PR in the 1500 as she clocked a 4:31.09 to finish in second place.
Senior Joie Hand was third in the 400 hurdles at 1:01.85. Sophomore Kim Mackay was fifth at 1:02.49, while freshman Meghan McMullin had a PR of 1:04.78 to take ninth. Another PR was recorded in the 100 high hurdles by junior Beth McKenna, as she crossed the line in 15.03.
Junior Imani Oliver was the runner-up in the triple jump, reaching 12.28 on her sixth and final attempt. Her first jump of 12.22 would have been good enough for second place as well.
Princeton hosts the Sam Howell Invitational on April 5-6.


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Modex 2012: Show Preview
January 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
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AS/RS shuttle ideal for dynamic storage, buffer use
The Stingray shuttle for highly dynamic storage and buffer use with mini-load storage and retrieval systems is offered. Capable of sequencing the delivery of goods, the AS/RS's travel and lift axes are functionally separated, delivering higher throughput than most stacker cranes. This enables more accurate scalability of capacity and performance in top-end applications, with high availability and maximum energy efficiency as moving masses are reduced. Scalable and modular in construction, the number of shuttles and lifts can be varied to match performance requirements. TGW Systems, 231-798-4547, http://www.tgw-group.com Booth, 4307.
Warehouse control platform offered as complete system or by component
For control of material flow, orders, wave picking execution and automated machine control, InControlWare warehouse control system is offered. Engineered to efficiently manage machine and operational resources, the software increases facility capacity and lowers distribution costs through optimized workflow, equipment usage and order fulfillment. It is scalable and may be integrated as a complete system or by individual area component manager, including order, route, pick, carousel and crane. The user interface provides visibility into operations, orders, inventory, fulfillment and machine performance, along with extensive reporting. Intelligrated, 866-936-7300, http://www.intelligrated.com Booth, 2900.
Match sorter speed to actual carton flow
An automatic speed control solution automatically adjusts the speed of an entire sortation system—from merge through sorter take-away conveyors—to accommodate actual throughput volume as it changes throughout the day. Automatically adjusting the sorter speed reduces energy use, equipment wear, sound levels and maintenance to extend the life of the sorter and conveyors. In a typical system, speed will vary from 250 feet per minute to 540 feet per minute depending on the carton flow rate. The system uses electronic sensors on the upstream conveyor network to detect inbound volume or to determine downstream availability in a shipping application, slowing down to accommodate short staffing or delayed trailers. Dematic, 800-457-9783, http://www.dematic.com Booth, 2300.
Industrial fan delivers maximum airflow, saves energy
The 8- to 24-foot diameter PowerfoilX industrial fan is durable and adaptable. Incorporating materials, precision machining and high operating functionality, the fan features a NitroSeal Drive gearbox. This feature delivers maximum airflow to increase energy savings year-round. When factory installed, the fan is backed by a 10-year warranty. Big Ass Fans, 859-233-1271, http://www.bigassfans.com Booth, 2612.
Control carousels with iPhone/iPad app
An iPhone and iPad application for order picking and fulfillment is offered for Hornet horizontal carousels, Avenger vertical carousels and retrofits. Simple click-and-go icons help lean an operation while increasing operator productivity and order accuracy. Generating real-time activity level views, the application generates easy, intuitive control by providing access to any shelf or bin with a click, or to rotation of each carousel to browse its contents. Through the system, maintenance staff can view basic equipment status and conditions. The application can be used as the carousel's sole dedicated interface or in conjunction with a software-driven system. Sapient Automation, 888-451-9711, http://www.getsapient.com Booth, 1000.
Raise your truck fleet's IQ
The smart truck solution portfolio provides real-time, inch-accurate vehicle, driver and inventory tracking technologies for manufacturing and warehouse operations. Transforming traditional materials handling vehicles into smart trucks, the platform provides automated data collection, reporting and analysis. It features overhead position markers, optical position sensors and equipment monitoring hardware, software, reporting and business intelligence tools that deliver information useful for safety compliance, maintenance, fleet utilization, labor productivity, inventory accuracy and warehouse optimization. TotalTrax, 866-927-4927, http://www.totaltraxinc.com Booth, 2923.
Automated lift trucks integrate vision-guided technology
Guided by Seegrid vision technology, a line of automated lift trucks enables simple, flexible automated solutions without system constraints. The vehicles use an open architecture with a standardized interface to integrate the guidance system. This enables both man-on and man-off automated functionality that can be implemented in hours. When an operator drives the vision-guided lift truck through a facility, the truck can learn up to 15 miles of routes and each individual step of the operation it will be performing without lasers, tape, wires or additional infrastructure. The automated truck can replace manned vehicles to automate repetitive tasks. The Raymond Corp., 800-235-7200, http://www.raymondcorp.com Booth, 605.
Zero pressure accumulation belt conveyor
The Intelliveyor Belt 24VDC zero pressure accumulation belt conveyor is based on the supplier's zero pressure roller accumulation conveyor. The belt, which holds 45 pounds per zone, enables conveyance of items that have traditionally not been suited for conveying in zero-pressure roller accumulation systems. This includes items with soft or uneven bases, smaller items, and pharmaceuticals. A straight belt and curved belt are offered. It's zone-controlled by photoeyes, reducing energy use. Interroll Automation, 812-284-1000, http://www.interroll.com Booth, 4700.
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THE first Angela O'Donoghue heard of South Essex College was when she spotted an ad for the job she would go on to land.
The 55-year-old biology graduate, who is the college's new principal and chief executive, was familiar with South East Essex College and Basildon College from the days when she lived in Essex.
Then she moved 275 miles north to become head of Sunderland College and lost touch with the Essex further education scene, and not least with the merger of the two colleges and Thurrock College, to create something big and new.
Today, South Essex College, straddles local council areas, embracing 17,000 students and is the largest college in region.
All that makes her job one of the most challenging in British higher education – and she loves it. She says: "It's the perfect job. It has a very large footprint and a huge potential. With the right leadership, it can be a dynamic force."
College development is what Ms ODonoghue does. Her move to Sunderland, seven years ago, brought its own challenges and opportunities.
She says: "I could see the huge potential for change.
"Sunderland was a sleeping giant. And I know we have achieved the change we were aiming for over the past six years. The college has just received a fantastic Ofsted report."
One radical keynote during her time at Sunderland was the introduction of foreign students, a change she wants to bring to South Essex as well.
She explains: "I've had quite a bit of experience with places such as China, Malaysia and India, where there is a keen appetite for British education. Emerging places such as Vietnam and, recently, Libya, are also very promising.
"It can take the form of students coming to Britain and studying on campus, or it can take the form of 'partner colleges' where we provide the framework and, sometimes, the teachers."
Either way, the international link can be good business for the British college. Ms ODonoghue adds: "We wouldn't do it if it wasn't profitable."
The aim is to plough back much of the profit from the wealthy Far East into education for our own students. She explains: "It enables us to provide bursaries and other financial support, partic-ularly for adults, in areas where funding has been stripped away by the Government."
Originally from Liverpool, Ms ODonoghue began her career as a biology teacher, with no thought she might one day head up a 17,000-student institution.
She says: "I loved teaching at GCSE level. "Then I started my family. "I went into part-time further education, because there was such good support for women and children. "There were a lot of other functions involved, apart from teaching, and I began to pick up a range of skills. "That was really the start of the path to eventually becoming a principal."
She continued to teach during her first principal's job, at Hackney Sixth Form College in north-east London, explaining: "It was small enough to combine the two roles." Only when she moved to Sunderland did she devote herself to full-time administration. Although she no longer teaches, Ms O'Donoghue still makes time to meet students and talk to them.
She says: "I never hide anonymously behind my office door. I engage with student bodies, I walk around the building.
"I sit in the canteen. Students are, after all, our clients."
Ms ODonoghue also makes a point of being meeting local politicians.
She says: "In this country, there is no getting away from the fact education is run by politicians, so it is vital to stay in tune.
"In Sunderland, we dealt with just one town and one local authority. Here, there will be three, but it is important to keep up the political connection."
Politics aside, Angela clearly has a strong grasp of diplomacy. She made a point of basing her office on the Basildon campus, midway between the three colleges.
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Students at Thomasville Middle School were evacuated Wednesday morning after a school employee found a bomb threat written on a wall, according to a Thomasville Police Department news release.
About 9 a.m., a school custodian discovered a threat of a bomb written on a bathroom wall at Thomasville Middle School. School officials were notified by the custodian, and officers were called in to help check the building while the students were evacuated. After about an hour, the building was cleared, and students were able to return to class, the news release stated.
Police are working several leads and are attempting to identify the person responsible, according to the news release.
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Full SubmissionProposals of the Republic of Moldova for the Compilation Document of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development Rio+20 Country proposals: a. What are the expectations for the outcome of Rio+20, and what are the concrete proposals in this regard, including views on a possible structure of the Outcome document? The Outcome document (Declaration or Resolution) have to reconfirm and reinforce the commitments of the Governments to promote SD and Green Growth principles, using market and policy initiatives, adequate investments, promoting eco-innovation, facilitating awareness and information campaigns in this field, mobilizing and applying new knowledge and skills, including the promotion of education for sustainable development at all levels. b. What are the comments, if any, on existing proposals: e.g., a green economy roadmap, framework for action, sustainable development goals, a revitalized global partnership for sustainable development, or others? The Republic of Moldova supports the proposals for the development of the: ? Green Economy Roadmap ? Framework for actions at global, regional and national levels ? SD goals, based on existing and updated MDGs; c. What are the views on implementation and on how to close the implementation gap, which relevant actors are envisaged as being involved (Governments, specific Major Groups, UN system, IFIs, etc.); The Governments have to develop and efficiently implement National Development Strategies, which will be based on SD and Green Growth principles in all social-economic domains. These Strategies have to be implemented in close partnership with UN Agencies, IFI, all development partners. d. What specific cooperation mechanisms, partnership arrangements or other implementation tools are envisaged and what is the relevant time frame for the proposed decisions to be reached and actions to be implemented? 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I tried to draft a list earlier, but everything I came up with sounded more like like the Tuesday's Bottom Five, which isn't even alliterative. (Two examples: I tripped over my own coffee cup and the axle fell off my car. I doubt you want to hear any more.)
But I ate lunch today-and spent much of the afternoon, surprisingly-at the Grand America, and that gave me enough fodder for the five.
Top Five Cool Things About the Grand America (If you're like me, and honest, you probably didn't know there was even one cool thing about Grand America and all you remember is the hallucinatory floral carpet in the Garden Room.)
1. They make their own veggie burgers and they're really good. 2. They make a fantastic grilled Beehive Cheddar cheese sandwich on brioche bread with braised shortrib beef on top and balsamic onions. 3. You can go swim in their outside pool for $25 and it's one of the only pools in town (I was told "only" but that word makes me nervous) with a liquor license. 4. They serve lovely puffy little ebelskivers with raspberry, chocolate cinnamon and caramel sel sauces for dessert. 5. Their new chef, Phillip Yates, is from Austin, Texas and recently served Frito pie at a fundraiser.
Who knew?
I always thought you had to have a recommend just to go in the Grand America-it's so monolithically big and white.
Something about that carpet made me think that chicken salad sandwiches would be the high point of the lunch menu and you better be wearing your Laura Ashley and maybe white gloves to be seated.
But when I walked in, there was a six-top seated with five husky guys in short-sleeved shirts, no ties, chowing down on the Land & Sea burger (Niman Ranch beef patty with 3 tempura shrimp), red trout sandwich (topped wtih coleslaw and preserved lemon)and individual meatloaves.
So there it is, in the nick of time, my Tuesday Top Five, the summing up of taking another gander at Grand America. And if I could make it more than five, I'd mention the chicken and dumpling soup—clear roast chicken broth with little chunks of olive-oil poached chicken breast, crisp slivers of carrot and celery and precious little dumplings sort of like gnocchi.


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- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup egg substitute
- 2 tablespoons corn syrup
- 1-1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 3 cups quick-cooking oats
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- In a large bowl, beat butter and sugars. Add egg, egg substitute, corn syrup and vanilla; mix well. Combine the oats, flour, baking soda, cinnamon, baking powder, salt and nutmeg; gradually add to egg mixture and mix well. Stir in cranberries.
- Drop by heaping tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 8-10 minutes or until golden brown. Cool for 2 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 3 dozen.
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"Love these, just the right amount of crunchy and sweet. The dried cranberries are an extra special treat! This will be added to my Christmas cookie list."
"I have made these cookies many times and they dissapear very quickly my family loves them. They are a favorite go to recipe"
"I tend to be a meat and potatoes type of chef but when I saw this recipe I had to try it. They turned out absolutely delicious to the point that I tripled the recipe and made a bunch to share at work!"
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Sirmon was born in Wenatchee, Wash., and graduated from Walla Walla High School before starting for four years at Oregon, where he was roommates with Wilcox. He went on to a seven-year NFL career, all with the Tennessee Titans, before moving into coaching.
Sirmon spent the 2011 season as the linebackers coach at Tennessee, working alongside Wilcox. He was promoted to linebackers coach after having served as a graduate assistant the previous year, working primarily with safeties.
Prior to moving to Tennessee, Sirmon spent the 2009 season as a graduate assistant at Oregon, helping his alma mater to the Pac-10 championship and a Rose Bowl berth.
In 2008, he coached linebackers at Central Washington, helping lead the Wildcats to a 10-1 regular-season record and a trip to the NCAA Division II playoffs.
After earning first-team All-Pac-10 as a senior at Oregon in 1999, he was drafted by the Titans in the fourth round of the 2000 draft. At Oregon, he twice led the Ducks in tackles (1997 and 1999) and led the Pac-10 in tackles in 1997. After compiling 16 tackles in his final college game, a Sun Bowl victory over Minnesota, he played in the 2000 Senior Bowl. During his four years at Oregon, the Ducks played in four bowl games.
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Keep up the fantastic work for all us women over 40.
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Your section on social work was interesting but could have included more relevant points. For example clinical social workers provide more mental health service in the US than psychologists and psychiatrists combined. School social workers have flexible schedules and many clinical social workers are employed in the substance abuse fields. The side column on What You'll Need was in error. The professional degree that is most desired for employment is the MSW and is required for licensure, in most agency and health settings aw well as independent practice.
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I recently connected to him, via email, after 20 years. I, too, experienced some very conflicted emotions. I emailed that I will always have special feelings for "John" and he replied that he felt the same. I don't plan to pursue this any further as I have been married 32 years and have a good marriage.
After I read Joanne's conclusion that she needed to know that she still mattered, it really helped me process those feelings. I felt the same way..I wanted to know I mattered. I felt her article was written especially for me. It helped me tremendously.
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I opened up my most recent issue of your wonderful publication (November issue), and was very excited to begin reading "10 Great Careers..." (p. 114). I was very disappointed, however, to read the section on Medical Professionals, that you did not mention advanced practice nursing (nurse practitioners). I have been a CRNP for 17 years, and truly believe, as do most of my peers, that there is no better profession in medicine.
In most states we have more freedom and autonomy than PA's, and we get the best of both worlds...doing medicine while also being what it means to be and think like a nurse (not a physician).
Requirements are stringent and expensive...perhaps this is why more RN's do not go further with their education. However, the rewards are well worth it.
--Mary Polson, Camp Hill, PA
Wow! I got my new issue in the mail today and kicked back with a delightful cocktail to read the magazine. But I damn near spit out my drink when I read the first line of Jean Chatzky's column. She writes, "Changes are, you're bringing home more money now than ever before..." What planet is she writing from these days?
I'm a highly educated professional woman with great work experience and like MANY of my peers; I am woefully unemployed after being laid off several years ago. Every day is a struggle - both financially and mentally - to keep going on. I had to move to a considerably smaller place, have no health insurance and drive a 12 year old car. I consider myself lucky; I have no one to worry about but myself and am surrounded by a loving and supportive network of friends and family. Bravo to those gals who are taking it to the bank; some of them are my close friends.
But Jean needs to get out of the office and her small world and see what is going on around the country to educated professional women who are experiencing firsthand the crisis we keep hearing about. Why not write about that?
BTW, I also got my subscription renewal and happily wrote that precious check!
--Linda Isenson, Seattle, WA
A week ago, on a whim, I picked up a copy of your magazine for the first time off the shelf. I am a 37 year old Jamaican mother and wife who have embarked on a spiritual journey. Hence the decision to buy your magazine, as I am looking for "more" as cliché as that might sound. I have been buying "Self" magazine for years, now replaced by "More". I was delighted to leaf through your magazine and be inspired by your articles in your October issue with Naomi Watts on the cover.
My favorite article "Big Love" captivated me as it helped to explain a deep fascination I have had for elephants. I cannot remember when or why but I have been collecting elephants for years and counting. I even affixed a silver elephant pin to the tail of my wedding dress for reasons unknown to me. I really respected Amanda Robb's brutal honesty with regards to her vanity in the attitude section and felt immense gratitude for my own mother now deceased after reading Kathryn Harrison's "memoir". This is an amazing magazine, which I have taken the liberty to submit my story today with regards to finding a career path that is supportive of my number one role as mother. I do hope you take the time to read my story. I am attaching a photo as I think it will allow for a deeper connection with this email if you can attach a face to it.
For now, thank you for the concept of "More." I can't wait to see the November issue.
--Sherie Ranston
I think the concept for this story is brilliant! And I have a story to share that you have not touched on.
What do you do when you earn 6 figures, are highly regarded in society, married for 28 years, the pillar of society and in one moment you throw it all away and end up in prison? How do you reinvent yourself after that? You have it all, you throw it away, and you have to start over at 50 with NOTHING. It happens all the time.
Those women, those stories, deserve to be heard.
--Toby Dorr
This is in reference to the memoir....A date with the man that got away" written by Joanne Kaufman.....
I am a BOOMER who has had the awesome experience of living that scenario.....at the age of 62 when it started by being found on classmate by a former classmate......it also lasted two years plus.....I was and am still single...he was married and still is.....
I am European born so my outlook on life is LIVE..........
Joanne Kaufman the author captured the essence of such a relationship......and only those who have experienced such a dalliance can appreciate her candor.....
My motto has always been NO REGRETS.............
--Nicole P. Carnemolla, Oceanside, California
What you label "5 year bulimia habit" is called an Eating Disorder. You would call biting your nails for years a habit, but you wouldn't called a 5 year regular use of cocaine a "habit" but an addiction--which coincidentally is what Eating Disorders are clinically considered, a form of addiction. By misrepresenting it you unintentionally can hurt women struggling with this disease by feeding their own denial of its seriousness and convincing themselves that it is just a bad "habit"--just like biting your nails, right?
--Carmen Perez- Illade LMHC, Oviedo, Florida
Editors, I really enjoyed this issue. I love the stories of people who re-invent themselves, stories of people with clever ideas, and generally stories about real people. There is one issue that I have. It seems to me, that in almost every issue (and I've been a subscriber for quite a while) there is story of someone and her infidelity (name the scenario... fling with married man, cheating on significant other, whatever). I find these articles so base and so dispiriting I can't begin to say. While it's true that it happens all the time, I don't think a fine magazine like yours has to give the situation credence by writing about it so much. While there are those who would say it's an everyday occurrence- these behaviors leave so much destruction in their wakes that prominence in your magazine seems like rewarding bad behavior. As you are so creative in putting together all the parts of your magazine- I think you could find something to fill in the place of these articles.
--Henna Kenigsberg
There is no more room in our society to further glorify infidelity and adultery. There are many reasons that these acts are wrong other than the obvious; immorality. Once discovered, the pain is so wrenching it takes over the victims' lives, and spreads like a virus to family and friends. Lives are affected in ways that the guilty parties have no idea. Keep in mind, if an affair with a married person seems appealing, there are a lot people close to you who are "going down" and will "get screwed," with you.
--Yvette, Orange Park, FL
I really enjoyed Linda Yellin's "Meeting New Friends: What Really Works" right up until the third to last word: buy. As in, "buy a dog." Buy? Until every shelter, abandoned or unloved pet has a loving home, Ms. Yellin, please think "adopt" instead!
--KarinI don't read just any magazine. I just won't. Even though I am 31 years old with a 6-year old son & bills to pay - I refuse to read very many "grown-up" magazines. I am too mature for the young adult magazines for girls still wanting to take sex quizzes and learn their love style and not ready for magazines that focus on perfecting dinner party meals that will please their husbands.
Yes, I'm still homeroom mom and I take my son to Cub Scouts and to the zoo and help him with his homework. But after dropping my son off to his friend's house for a sleepover or to his re-married father's house for a weekend visit, I go for margaritas and go clubbing sometimes with my friends. I look much younger than my years and still have a great time.
I started getting MORE magazine and was a tad apprehensive. Was this going to be another "How to Be a Perfect Wife & Mother" magazine? One for women approaching middle-age? I couldn't have been more wrong. I have been completely engrossed since the first issue.
I just got the November issue and read "A Date with the Man Who Got Away", and was BLOWN away. Such truth, emotion and realism wrapped into a story that most women can understand. I then read "The Mother-Daughter Tattoo" and was touched.
I'm looking forward to the longest, meaningful relationship I've had since my divorce....I think I love you MORE.
I read Joanne Kaufman's memoir in your November issue and absolutely felt her brave and daring story. She didn't glorify or make herself a victim. She is one of hundreds of women that have been in this situation and probably feel ashamed. She made me feel human for being in the same situation 16 years ago. Although I love my husband and I am truly happy I have never felt my weight on my heart had been lifted but reading her story let me accept my past with a married man who did truly love and appreciate me. I felt I had to be ashamed of that but not anymore. My friend is also remarried now and is also happy. Both of us keep in touch w updates about our lives and we have moved on. We are truly happy for each other and will continue to hold each other in high regards. Thank you for being brave and allowing such a beautiful and raw story to be told.
--Elena Galindo
I am reading your editors letter in the November issue of More, the person who blew the doors off open for women wearing pants was not YSL, it was Katharine Hepburn.
She was the first woman to wear pants while lounging by the pool, to Hollywood parties and out in public. Not many people know that it is just one of those things I learned a while back and thought I would share with you.
Keep up the fantastic work for all us women over 40.
A devoted fan,
Donna Allen
My name is Julie Anne Ramos and I am a huge fan of your magazine even though I am 7 years away from 40. I just find your articles and your features so well written and so much more gratifying than some other fashion magazines out there.
I am writing to you to let you know that the article in The More November issue "Friendships that feed our Souls " touched so close to my heart.
I have a special friend and mentor in Marilyn McCoo . You may know her name from Hosting the music variety show Solid Gold in the 80's , 7 time Grammy award winner , the musical group the 5th dimension and singing with her husband of 42 years Billy Davis JR.
Marilyn is like a second Mother to me but she is also a female soulmate. I am in Los Angeles 3,000 miles away from my family (who I miss very much) I am a wardrobe stylist and I love my job so much but when I first moved here 13 years ago I was lost. I met the wrong people and was taken advantage of very much. I came from a very sheltered loving background and grew up on the North Shore of Long Island. But I moved to LA after college to follow my dreams to be an actress and break in sports journalism too. I was a ranked tennis player growing up.
Anyway, I believed everyone was good natured and boy I was wrong. I decided to go back to school and study fashion and it has been the best choice. However, I still felt alone and only had surface friends who just wanted to party, etc.
I met Marilyn McCoo when a former roommate who turned out to be a not very nice guy was interviewing Marilyn and her husband for a TV special. He promised Marilyn she could have a makeup artist for the on camera shots... She even offered to hire her own but he said he would provide one. Well, he did not hire a makeup artist for her. She was not happy. He called me and summoned me back home for an emergency (that was where he was shooting the interview.) I walked in the house to fins a bunch of people including Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis sitting in the interview chair and she looked not happy. My roommate asked if I could do her makeup, well I am not a makeup artist I am a stylist. Anyway they finished the interview like pros without makeup and walked out. Marilyn and Billy saw how upset I was so they invited me out to dinner. The rest is history. We just clicked and now I have two of the most amazing friends I could ever have prayed for and I style their entire wardrobe for their live shows. They are on a huge tour in England right now with Sr cliff Richard and many other artists.
It is amazing that we are over 30 years apart in age but we just click. Marilyn has taught me so much about having faith and to always give back. She is The Head of the Board of The Los Angeles Mission and recently organized the 75th anniversary of the mission to honor Kirk Douglas and his wife Anne who started the foundation. Two years ago Marilyn was at a board meeting at The Mission and slipped fell on a concrete floor and shattered her leg and had a titanium rod put in. The Dr said she may never perform again the break was too bad. But through her faith and strength she made a full recovery (marveling her Doctors and Physical Therapist) and is now performing all over the world.
The duo is still recording and performing and looks so beautiful. But they are also regular people who are constantly giving back and are just regular people. We have so much fun together and they have helped me through tough time like when my father died and lost loved ones in The 9/11 attacks. I also have juvenile diabetes and they help me deal with that struggle.
My six-year-old niece loves to listen to them sing and loves to watch videos of them on YouTube. She said she loves Marilyn over Taylor Swift. She has all her friends listening to them and watching old Solid Gold shows on YouTube.
I know Marilyn is not" A list" -- her words ---but she is still so beautiful has the most amazing voice and is a wonderful person. They sold out the Hard Rock casino over the summer.
I would not have accomplished all that I have without my family and without my very special friendship with Marilyn McCoo.
I am so proud of her.
I hope that someday if you do a where are they now Article you would feature Marilyn... She is not in the abyss she is alive and well and trying to make the world a better place. Oh and a huge fan of your magazine-- she is the one who introduced me to it and asked if I would give it a chance. :-)
Also she is not aware that I am writing-- I was inspired when I read the article with Katie lee and Paula Dean.
I know the chances of you reading this email are very slim but I just wanted to let you know that you inspired me to share with you about my very special relationship with a very special amazing woman.
I am enclosing a few pics and a video clip so you can see how great she is still.
Thank you so much for your wonderful work, :-)
--Julie Anne Ramos
I really enjoyed the article by Janice Kaplan about Ghida Talal, princess of Jordan in your November issue. I read a book by Jordan's Queen Noor, Leap of Faith, and I am intrigued by what I hear of Jordan's first family ever since. King Hussein was a great humanitarian and did so much good for Jordan. When so much negativity comes our way about the Middle East, it is nice to hear the humane side of that part of the world and all the good some of the region has done, Jordan specifically. Ghida, you are royalty in my eyes.
--Judy Byrne
Just when it's getting harder to read small print, my favorite magazine seems to have shrunk the text in More. Can you pump it up a bit for us?
--Keri Fujii
I did not see where to comment on Dr Sheri Phillips post, "From DR to Advocate" but I wanted to share my thoughts on the post. It was an excellent post and very inspirational. Reading how Dr. Phillips' life changed and how she made life changing decisions to move forward for her and others was truly powerful. The post meant a lot to me since I too have had life changes when I lost my hearing in my 50's and took my time of isolation and started painting. Working through my loss gave me a new career. Since that time I have received a cochlear and I am back in the hearing world. It has been a true miracle.
Thank you for More,
Ruth Andre
I just wanted to thank you for your article about flying. I read it and preceded to ripe it out. It's in my purse. I have read it at least twice a day since. I am terrified of flying and will be flying in December to have Christmas with my son, daughter-in-law, grandson and granddaughter. I am very excited about spending Christmas with them but my fear of flying keeps me panicking. I live in New Hampshire and they live in Oregon so it's a long trip. I did go out by myself in June of this year and it went really well, so I thought it would be easier this time. I was abused as a child and have severe panic attacks and anxiety. I have a really hard time with trust and need control so I am sure this is not helping me with flying. I read your article and it helps give me strength to say "I can do it". If you have any other bits of advice I would love to hear from you. Again, thank you for your article. Jenny
I was so excited standing in the supermarket line to buy the November issue of More. I've always loved the articles and was drawn it by the article about Mariska Hargitay. Lovely to open up the issue and read about women rebuilding their lives, discovering themselves and the importance of female friendships and bonding. Then I started to read Ms. Kaufman's article. "Ok, I'll give this one a try," I thought. We all make mistakes in our 20's right? I finished the article and was appalled. How could this article about a seemingly still self centered woman be included among articles of female friendships? Ms. Kaufman, now a married woman herself with grown children of her own has no revelatory moment of "Wow, what would it feel like if my husband cheated on me? How would I feel if he brought my children to meet his girlfriend?" To wax nostalgic about an affair that very well may have played a big role in the ultimate break up of her lover's family, without any remorse for any damage she may have contributed, is honestly very distasteful.
I am aware that I am reading this through the lens of my own experience, but I can't imagine that I am alone in my reaction. Five years ago my husband had an affair and left me for the other woman. My children, two boys, were ages one and five. The fallout was incredibly painful for everybody. My children and I have rebuilt our lives with the love and support of family and friends. I know many other women (and some men) who have experienced similar situations. The breakup of families is nothing to be glossed over and I believe the change can start with women not interfering with other women's relationships, even when they believe somebody else's husband is their "soul mate." In my opinion finding one's soul mate should not and does not include inflicting pain and damage on others.
I don't think this article belonged in a magazine of this caliber. I will have second thoughts the next time I see a new issue on the supermarket shelf.
--Stefanie Kahn, Los Angeles, CA
Congratulations on a job well done - I very much enjoy receiving More Magazine. I have had a subscription for a year now and I look forward to each issue. I am inspired by the articles and I enjoy the fashion as well. I love the diversity presented within the magazine. However, the covers offer less diversity than I would like to see. The covers of the magazine are the one aspect where I would love to see some change. I am an African American professional single mother of two. I would love to see more women of color featured on the covers of More. There has not been one woman of color featured on the More covers since I have been receiving the magazine. I have also spoken to other women of color who have been receiving the magazine longer than I have and they report there have been very few women of color featured over the last few years. I would love to see more women of color on the covers so that I can be inspired by them; just I have been by the women who have been featured since I started receiving the magazine.
Thank you for your consideration.
--Alexis Adams
In recent years I have become an avid reader of MORE MAGAZINE, after being introduced to it by articles and covers of Mariska Hargitay. Of course, I bought it the day before it was supposed to be available at newsstands.
The straight reporting of history and events of Mariska life was done very well by Amanda Robb and informative.
BUT the unnecessary asides and comments by her were rude and demeaning and I am sure not welcome by the legions of her admirers and possibly herself as well...... In the first paragraph she mentions that she thought she had the wrong address because of a" beat-up Spider-Man scooter by the door." "I ring the bell and a woman screams "just a minute" When the door finally opens I am greeted by a baby's butt." "She offers me her free hand. I take it but step back." She describes Mariska in less than flattering adjectives. To me, Mariska is a down to earth person despite her fame and trophies and loves people. I will not recount the entire asides in the article. You are the Editor...please read it.
I don't think any famous person would want Amanda Robb to interview them. I, certainly, will never read her writings again. Maybe the fact that she was not wined and dined and treated like visiting royalty, she decided to be witchy.
--Dee LoCascio, Cape Coral FL 33914
This is such a random email but after I saw the Girlfriend's Getaway sweepstakes in the magazine, I sat in the bathtub (yes your magazine is my bathtub reading material :-) ) and cried thinking about my Best Friend and the joy, fun, pain, and support we shared over the past 13 years.
I never knew what having true friends really meant until my late 20s, I was facing my second, yes second divorce when I met Tamara. She came to work, and one day she was walking down the hall in knee high boots, and a sweater dress. I was like a guy- wow who is that girl. Ha ha Then a few days later she asked me if I knew how to treat dry cracked heels, and this was the beginning of our tie that has continued to bind us through ups, downs, and sideways days.
We've shared so many things, wonderful and exciting that friends bring into your life. We also had the absolute most gut wrenching experience January 25th of this year when Tamara's 3 year old daughter died as a result of a genetic disorder, that we knew from birth would take her early in life, but no matter how prepared you think you are- guess what? You're not. Larsen died on the operating table during a Heart Catheritization procedure to stretch her tiny blood vessels because they would not grow properly on their own. She had Alagille Syndrome, and her fight for survival was evident from day one. Larsen like her mother was full of life, joy, and passion. Supporting my friend through this loss has been at times so difficult but at the same time I've learned so much about her, myself, and the value of true friendship. Tamara's class, strength and perseverance through all of this is a testament to all women. She is beautiful, strong, resilient, and continues to be an amazing friend.
I'm writing all of this to say thank you for the magazine, and the things you do in an effort to touch the lives of those of us 40 and over. In the most unexpected ways blessings can come, and seeing your sweepstakes advertisement reminded me how lucky I am to have such wonderful friend in Tamara to share things with.
At 47, I am definitely not as ambitious as I was 10 years ago, but I don't consider that to be a negative change at all. I have simply come to realize that it matters very little to me what my job title is or how large and expensively decorated my office is. My boss's opinion of me carries far less weight than those of the people I love and care about. It is, after all, just a job. What brings me joy and fulfillment is spending time with my husband, helping my daughter plan her wedding, and watching my son grow into a young man just beginning his career. That job could end tomorrow, and it wouldn't be the end of the world for me. I'd much rather be thought of as a great wife, mother, daughter and friend than a terrific employee. I wouldn't call this change so much a loss of ambition, as a realigning of priorities.
When my father passed away two years ago, he was a successful and respected executive, but what really counted were those of us who were gathered around him...and it wasn't his business associates.
I am worth much more than just the size of my paycheck!
--Marlene Pyle
Reading "A Date with the Man that Got away" sure brought back some memories. Mine are a little different than Joanne Kaufman's, however, since I was at the receiving end as a wife who got cheated on. I'll never forget the devastating disappointment and shock when I found out. I was unable to function normally for many months, and then came the anti-depressants, therapy and near-destruction of my marriage and sanity. Seven years later, my heart races and my hands shake as I type this.
Reading the article, I looked in vain for any sign of remorse for the damage she undoubtedly caused this woman and two children. I suppose she considered the husband fair game, since their marriage seemed to be going through a rough patch (assuming she thought about it at all). Bad times in a marriage can be addressed and dealt with; infidelity, not so much. The truth is that cheating changes the marriage forever, and not for the better. I wondered how I could ever trust my husband again, and the answer is that I can't.
I am disgusted by Kaufman's cavalier attitude. And even though she seemingly came through this unscathed and unpunished, maybe just being herself is the justice.
I think the POST ON MORE.COM is the most brilliant feature created by a magazine.
FABULOUS IDEA - thank you so much for this opportunity to be able to write and submit.
No complaints from me - MORE IS ONE OF THE MOST CREATIVE MAGAZINES AROUND.
--Cecilia Valentino


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ZF-9350: Zend_Form Several Fixes Container - elementsBelongTo, Translator
Reorganizing and cleaning SubTasks now.
- ZF-9348 Cleaned, with Unit Test, correctness Credo 100%
- ZF-9551 New, with Unit Test, correctness Credo 100%
- ZF-9540 Converted to SubTask, clean Description, Unit Test
- ZF-9361 Cleaned, with Unit Test, correctness Credo 100%
ZF-9407 Cleaned, with Unit Test, correctness Credo 100%
ZF-9586 New, Credo 100%
- ZF-9467 Cleaned with Unit Test, Credo 100%
- ZF-9584 New, Credo 100%
- ZF-9593 New, Credo 100%
This is a Fix for the whole Zend_Form package.
To Matthew Weier O'Phinney @ ZF-6062
Overloading actually works with variables with numeric values, i have a deeply nested setup working with numerical form names.
Notice for XHTML: ID and NAME must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z]) and may be followed by any number of letters, digits ([0-9]), hyphens ("-"), underscores ("_"), colons (":"), and periods (".").
Look here: [http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006#id] [http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-xml-20001006#NT-Name]
Cleaned the patch, found the truly bug within isValid() and isValidPartial() which causes loss of data with SubForms and ElementsBelongTo.
public function isValid|isValidPartial
// This handles BelongsTo and returns in all cases, even without
// belongsTo Array Notation the data for the current (Sub)Form
$data = $this->_dissolveArrayValue($data, this->getElementsBelongTo());
// Here is the bug which eats SubForm data when descending deeper
// into $data as this is already done by dissolveArrayValue and will
// be done in the next cycle as well
if (isset($data[$key])) {
$valid = $form->isValid($data[$key]) && $valid;
This is a bad idea: ??Invalid name provided; must be unique per (Sub)Form??
Old price:
New price:
Kai Uwe the current implementation as found in the source of Zend Framework 1.10.2 simply overwrites your equal named submit buttons without notice.
you do
$form = new Zend_Form(); $form->addElement('submit','Submit',array('options'=>array('value'=>'red'))); $form->addElement('submit','Submit',array('options'=>array('value'=>'green'))); $form->render();
As result you will get a value="green" submit button, but no red one.
And if its not the correct syntax - hey, it's just an example.
Hi Christian, I know the bug in the current version, but your patch also doesn't solve the problem. Another idea: I think the Zend_Form class is not the right place. This part is better for decorators (Callback, ViewHelper, ViewScript) and/or the view.
Hi Christian. How can I apply this new fix?
Hey Sergio on linux console this is done with the patch command. But please be aware that this issue is not even commented yet by core developers.
Refactoring patches and Structure of issue.
Added a patch so changing Type.
That was the wrong issue ;P
Changing Priority since the 'loss of data Issues' are resolved.