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One of the most unnerving things about modern communications technology is the way devices constantly leak information about their physical whereabouts—to mobile carriers, network operators, e-mail providers, web sites, governments, even shopping mall owners. Many of these information leakages are simple historical accidents. The designers of technologies never considered that technical standards would let everyone around you notice your device's presence. They never considered that technical choices would let web sites infer when two people are (or aren't) spending the night in the same residence, or let your phone company follow you around virtually from moment to moment.
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In September of last year, ProPublica, the Guardian, and the New York Times broke the story that the NSA had systematically "circumvented or cracked much of the encryption, or digital scrambling" that protects the Internet, "collaborating with technology companies in the United States and abroad to build entry points into their products."
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ZF-2215: Zend_Rest_Client adds last given argument as arg1
When using named arguments Zend_Rest_Client adds an additional argument named arg1 to the call. In combination with Zend_Rest_Server the first given argument is overwritten by the last one.
$client = new Zend_Rest_Client('http://www.example.com/rest/');
$erg = $client->get();
get() uses this URL:
Had the same issue. Solved the problem by commenting out one line of Zend/Rest/Client.php. See below: $this->_data['arg1'] = $args[0];
public function __call($method, $args)
$methods = array('post', 'get', 'delete', 'put');
if (in_array(strtolower($method), $methods)) {
if (!isset($args[0])) {
$args[0] = $this->_uri->getPath();
$this->_data['rest'] = 1;
$data = array_slice($args, 1) + $this->_data;
$response = $this->{'rest' . $method}($args[0], $data);
return new Zend_Rest_Client_Result($response->getBody());
} else {
// More than one arg means it's definitely a Zend_Rest_Server
if (sizeof($args) == 1) {
$this->_data[$method] = $args[0];
//$this->_data['arg1'] = $args[0];
} else {
$this->_data['method'] = $method;
if (sizeof($args) > 0) {
foreach ($args as $key => $arg) {
$key = 'arg' . $key;
$this->_data[$key] = $arg;
return $this;
Looks like issues ZF-2467, ZF-2215, ZF-2044 are all related to this problem.
This issue is still existing in v1.5.2.
...and is still existing in v1.5.3...
Does it depend on ZF-4089, doesn't it?
Sorry, but the changes in v1.6.2 doesn't fix this issue. Have a look at the original description. When stepping through a debugger one can see that the first call $client->method('divide'); results in $this->_data['method'] being set to 'method' on line 240. $this->_data['arg1'] is set to 'divide' on line 241.
Maybe the whole call sequence used in the original description is wrong. But I have my doubts. When writing line 240 as $this->_data[$method] = $args[0]; and omitting line 241 the call sequence used in the original desription of this issue will work as expected. And it doesn't seem to have any problematic side effects.
I have to correct my last comment. The described workaround doesn't work if the call uses exactly one parameter. So it seems that Zend_Rest_Client cannot be used with the call sequence described above by Carsten Möhrke. The reason why I also had problems with this is because I followed a chapter in the (german) book about Zend Framework written by Carsten Möhrke.
So there are two options:
1: Zend_Rest_Client is intended to support a call sequence where one uses a call of e.g. client->method('divide') and setting named parameters the way Carsten Möhrke did above. Then this issue is still unresolved.
2: Zend_Rest_Client is not intended to support a call sequence as in Carsten Möhrke's above example.
Thank You for Your detailed explanation , Johannes Schlimm.
Now, I understand if we call functions twice more before post(), get(), delete() or put(), it causes wrong uri parameter.
Solved in r12048
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.

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The Department of Health's report, filed Thursday, also shows Dr. Michael Morgan Dietch III failed to offer patients other treatment options and didn't report suspected domestic abuse.
Investigators found Dietch, 57, kept "cursory, barely legible patient records in spiral notebooks" that were found scattered throughout his apartment regarding the patients he treated in 2011 and 2012.
In these notebooks, investigators found Dietch rarely, if ever, performed physical exams of his patients or noted patients' symptoms, according to the report.
Dietch frequently prescribed patients large doses of methadone, oxycodone and fentanyl, among other medications.
Dietch noted he suspected two of his female patients were victims of domestic violence but didn't contact law enforcement to report his concerns, according to the report.
Dietch "cohabitated and engaged in a sexual relationship" with a 27-year-old female patient he began treating in August 2011, according to the report.
The following year, Dietch asked the woman to stop abusing drugs, including what he prescribed her, among other requests, to improve their romantic relationship.
In June 2012, the woman suffered an overdose from what Dietch had prescribed her, according to the report. Dietch, according to his notebooks, continued to prescribe the woman the medications on which she overdosed.
Dietch has 30 days to petition for an appeal, according to the report.
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BROOKSIDE - Cameron took advantage of its big play offense and a first half pass rush that resulted in six sacks of Bridgeport quarterback Bailey McGrath as the Dragons finished their season at 5-5 with a 55-35 triumph against the Bulldogs on Friday at Perkins Field in Brookside.
The visitors tallied eight touchdowns, six of which came from distances 33 yards and greater. Four of those were from at least 50 yards out.
Junior Clayton Ward had the biggest night, rushing for 221 yards on 14 carries, with touchdown runs of 85 and 33 yards.
Ward added a 55 yard kickoff return in the third quarter after fielding the ball on the tail end of a scrum that was the result of one of Bridgeport's multiple onside kick attempts.
"We had a good feeling coming into this game," Cameron coach Jim Rogers said. "We had a great week of practice and just had a gut feeling. There was no pressure on us."
It took Cameron two plays to score after forcing Bridgeport to punt on its first possesion.
After a false start pushed the Dragons back to their own 15, Ward broke a few tackles and took off down the home sideline for six.
Quarterback Logan Routt plunged in from the 2 on Cameron's next possession and Travis Yoders closed out the first-quarter scoring with a 40-yard jaunt to the end zone. After one, Cameron led 22-0.
Bridgeport made three trips early into Cameron territory, only to come away empty handed. Two were ended by sacks and one stalled at the Dragons' 10.
Facing a 3rd-and-2, a false start pushed the ball back to the 15 and the ensuing shotgun snap sailed away from McGrath, resulting in a 13-yard loss.
"We kept making mistakes and we shot ourselves in the foot with that penalty," Bridgeport coach Rudy Vavrock said. "They were bringing a lot of pressure early."
Bridgeport finally got on the board in the second when McGrath ran in from 12 yards out and later hooked up with senior Colt Charlton on a 30-yard scoring strike.
But a Routt 50-yard touchdown run and a 33-yard run from Ward came directly after each Bridgeport score. At the half, the 'Dogs were down 35-12.
Dalton Wood returned a McGrath interception 53 yards for a touchdown in the fourth and Routt tacked on his third rushing touchdown of the game, this time from 6 yards out, late in the fourth for the Dragons' final points.
"We've been waiting for Logan to have success running all season," Rogers said. "He made some good runs."
Bridgeport opted for some quicker passes in the second half in effort to stall Cameron's pass rush.
It worked as McGrath routinely hooked up with Charlton, moving the chains while working the middle of the field.
Charlton finished with 173 yards on 11 receptions, including a 28 yard touchdown connection in the fourth quarter.
McGrath also connected with Carlos Kusic and rumbled in from 14 yards out in the fourth for the game's final score.
"We got down (early) and had to work our way back and that's been the story for us all year," Vavrock said as his team finished 2-8. "We gave up too many big plays and you just can't have that if you want to win a football game."
McGrath finished 14 of 29 for 178 yards and three touchdowns.
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All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
This installment: two fantasy books in a young adult series; a novel that straddles SF and romance genres; the second in the Millett trilogy; and a CD of an old Hispanic favorite .
Fever Crumb and A Web of Air by Philip Reeve
A patron with teenage children drew my attention to this series with great enthusiasm, and I got so caught up in it I read both books in a row. The oddly named heroine is a hybrid of human and Scrivner (different colored eyes but no characteristic skin markings). The latter species is being exterminated as a threat to the current repressive society. Fever is a foundling, brought up by the guild of engineers who live and work in the huge sculpture of a head and value emotionless science. This is a post-apocalyptic society that seems like a luddite throwback, with constant power plots and skirmishes. In the second book a barge of actors takes center-stage, and Fever gradually sheds the constraints of her upbringing. Lots of action lively mis-en-scene, fascinating take on technology.
Still Life with Shape-Shifter by Susan Shinn
Melanie lives in constant fear that her half-sister Ann won't return. Because Ann feels the call of the wild acutely and goes off for long stretches as a white husky. Of course no one must know of this anomaly. When writer Brody shows up, following rumors, she tries to keep him at bay but he's persistent, charming, and in the end a good guy. The biggest problem: an animal's life is shorter than a human's and young Ann doesn't have much time left. This book straddles the genres of sci-fi and romance. It's a lovely read.
How the Dead Dream by Lydia Millett
This is the second book in her trilogy, but I read it after finishing the last, Magnificence. Here we learn more about the mysterious T, who starts as a successful real estate developer but after the accidental death of his true love goes into despair and then tries to connect with and protect the animals his projects have threatened. His primary investor, Fulton, is the essence of gross testosterone, and T's grief and vulnerability puts this in bold relief and hastens his disaffection with his profession. The book leaves us hanging as T, in Belize, is stripped to essence, lost in the jungle, yet with a weird sense of resolution. Elegiac and fascinating.
Caramelo by Sandra Cisneros
This is one I read back in 2002 and keep putting on my Staff Picks shelf at the library, so decided to listen to it and was richly rewarded. It's an epic, for sure, bringing us through the multigenerational Reyes family from Mexico in the old days to various migrations back and forth to U.S. cities. The young narrator tells all, in increments, and teases the primal story out of the "awful grandmother." Mismatches and missteps abound, making for tangled and fascinating tales. We get "notes," too: historical contexts and updates about real places and characters embedded in the book. Lots of Spanish words and phrases throughout, adding considerable sabor. Cisneros performs the story herself, perfect pitch.
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- 4 cups thinly sliced peeled potatoes (about 2 pounds)
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of celery soup or mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 can (12 ounces) evaporated milk
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/2 cups chopped fully cooked ham
- In a 3-qt. slow cooker, combine the first seven ingredients. Cover and cook on high for 1 hour. Stir in ham. Reduce heat to low; cook 6-8 hours longer or until potatoes are tender. Yield: 8 servings.
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"Should of figured this was a mistake but I had used a similar recipe from Taste of Home. Might make a good potato soup, there is no thickening agent potatoes were very soupy. Ended up scooping potato's out and making a quick roux with the liquid in pot and threw in oven for about 45 min. Actually quite tasty after that although I did had a few extra seasonings. Might try again but would definitely use some flour or something to thicken it up or do another search see if I can find the original recipe."
"These were okay, but didn't have as much flavor as I'd hoped. I did like the convenience of using the slow cooker but if I make these again, I would definitely use a slow-cooker liner; the potatoes really stuck to the inside of the pot."
"This is a perfect recipe for my family! Son doesnt like cheese at all, and was looking for a recipe that was filling and would use left over ham. Voila! here it is!! Other reviewers are correct, scalloped potatoes do not have cheese, au gratin does :) Thank you for posting this!"
"Dear cooks, I haven't tried this yet, but I will. Has anyone made it with just the oldfashioned cheesy white sauce? I don't use canned soup in my cooking anymore since I read the salt content. Most of these soups have over 800 mgs of salt?"
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- Miley Cyrus' fusion of nudity and shock in the 'Wrecking Ball' video, tops off a year of increasingly sex-fuelled music videos, and puts her at the pinnacle of the sex category, and overall
- For news, The Guardian's 'NSA Snowden Files' scored highest, leading impactful news sharing online
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The awards recognized student-athletes competing in men's and women's basketball, men's and women's indoor track and field, women's gymnastics and women's swimming and diving. To be eligible, an athlete must have competed in 50 percent of the team's contests and hold a 3.00 cumulative grade-point average. Freshmen and transfers from all sports will be honored in May, along with the spring sports.
The 54 honorees are an increase by 20 over last season's winter total. Combined with the 43 fall WAC All-Academic honorees from men's and women's cross country, football, soccer and volleyball, Idaho has already claimed 97 academic awards this year from the conference.
Vandal women's and men's indoor track and field led their sports among WAC schools with 20 and 13 selections, respectively, while swimming and diving also added 13 honorees. Of Idaho's 54 total selections, 41 are repeat honorees.
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CLASSES STARTING AT 1PM AND LATER ARE CANCELLED Friday Jan 30
See frequently asked questions (FAQ) below regarding detailed information about delays and closing.
Weather Alerts: School Closings and Delay Information
In the event of snow, severe storms, or other emergencies, information about the status of the campus (e.g., class delays or cancellations; campus closing) can be obtained by phone on a pre-recorded message. Call the campus bulletin board phone at 412-675-9200, Option #1.
Other ways in which such information can be found include the following:
* Radio (KDKA-1020 AM);
* Television (KDKA-TV Channel 2; WTAE-TV Channel 4; WPXI-TV Channel
11) or the Internet (http://www.kdka.com/,
http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/, http://www.wpxi.com/);
* The front page of the Penn State Greater Allegheny web site
* PSUTXT, which provides updates via text message and/or email. To
receive PSUTXT messages for Greater Allegheny, go to
http://newswires.psu.edu/ and follow the instructions to subscribe.
/Cancellation of day classes does not automatically mean cancellation of evening classes or vice versa./
*Weather FAQ*
*Q. Why doesn't the campus delay classes on the mornings local school districts announce delays?*
A. Local school districts typically start classes for all students around 7:30 a.m. We have just a few classes at 8:00 during the winter semester. Also, K 12 students must wait along the area roads in the bad weather to catch their buses. Area schools also have the ability to make up lost days. We are an institution of higher education, whose curriculum is supported by direct tuition; hence, cancelling classes eliminates the class time for which you have paid. We also have students living on campus who walk to class.
*Q. If the campus is open, am I required to come to class?
*A. It is your decision on whether or not you are comfortable driving on the roads to campus. If you do not make it to class, it is important for you to contact your professor as soon as possible to let him or her know why you were not in attendance. Ultimately, it is up to each professor to determine how he or she will handle these types of absences, but we believe they will be reasonable and understanding.
*Q. Why isn't the campus closed on some days when the news is reporting hazardous road conditions?*
A. We view and listen to the weather and traffic reports, but we also depend on first hand reports of road conditions received through our campus maintenance and police persons to determine whether or not they are passable.
*Q. If the start of classes is delayed, how do I know which class to attend?*
A. We follow the existing schedule no matter what time we start. For instance, if the start of classes is delayed until 10:00 a.m., you would attend your scheduled 10:00 a.m. class at the regular time and follow your schedule through the rest of the day. Thus, on days when a delayed opening is appropriate, a two- or four-hour late opening will be announced through the normal emergency announcement procedures.
1. If there is a two-hour delay on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday schedule, classes will start with the class scheduled to begin at 10:00 A.M. We will keep the normal class times for the remainder of the day.
2. If there is a two-hour delay on a Tuesday or Thursday schedule, we will start at 10:00 A. M., one-third of the way through any classes that begin at 9:25. We will keep the normal class times for the remainder of the day.
3 . Similarly, if there is a four-hour delay, MWF classes would start at 12 noon and continue on a normal class schedule for the rest of the day.
4 . If there is a four-hour delay, a Tuesday, Thursday schedule would resume at common period (12 noon) with the next classes occurring at 1:35 pm.
*Q. Are day and evening classes treated differently?*
A. They are, with decisions made on day classes by 6:30 a.m. and for evening classes (starting times of 6:00 p.m. or later) by 4:00 p.m. It is possible to have any portion of the schedule cancelled.
*Q. If my class if cancelled, will it be made up?*
A. Some instructors may attempt to set a make up session when students are available, or use other means to make up the work. The form of make-up will depend on the nature of the class.
*Q. What happens if there is problem during final exam week?*
A. In the event that, during final exams week, weather causes the closing of the campus or the postponement of a scheduled final exam, make up exam procedures will be arranged by instructors in consultation with Academic Affairs. Stay in close contact with your instructors should weather problems develop during finals week..
*Q. Why aren't the sidewalks always clear?*
A. If the snow is occurring during the day it is sometimes impossible to keep up with clearing the sidewalks. The maintenance crew will continue to make multiple passes to keep them as clear as possible. At times, the temperatures are low enough that salt* will not melt the snow and ice so it is important that everyone is careful when walking across the campus. As temperatures warm and/or the sun comes out, the salt is able to melt the snow and ice.
* "Uncured" concrete sidewalks, due to the nature of their recent pouring, cannot be salted. In these instances, sand is considered the best alternative, though it is not as good as salt in providing stable walking surfaces. All campus members are reminded to be very careful when walking about the campus during inclement weather situations.


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Gilles Peterson starts off this week with a tribute to legendary jazz singer Abbey Lincoln, who just passed away a few weeks ago. Gilles plays her track with Max Roach and the appropriately titled "Long As You're Living." Later he gets into other acts like Systema Solar, Oriol, Moonstarr, Leatherette, Finn Peters and of course, more music you've never heard before.
Gilles also has a special guest mix from Uproot Andy (pictured above) of Brooklyn, a resident DJ at the weekly 'Que Bajo' party at Santos Party House (NYC). His mix involves lots of globally-influenced remixes of Los Rakas, Amadou and Mariam, Chief Boimba and more.
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Martha is a librarian at the Fairfax Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
An informal survey from the Palo Alto Medical Foundation asked 124 teens what they find most stressful:
55% were stressed out from homework & school (grades, tests, college, finals week)
15% by parents & family (expectations, pressure to do well, blowing it)
9% by social life pressures (friends, boyfriends/girlfriends, relationships, extracurricular activities, try-outs, shows, sex)
8% by time issues (no time, deadlines, keeping up, lack of sleep, doing two things at once, too much going on, unprepared)
4% by sports
9% other
Does this sound true for you? If you need some help coping with stress, there are some resources listed in the "How to Deal" section on the Teen Life page: http://www.marinlibrary.org/teens/teen-life
Here are some books to take a look at:
Chill: Stress-reducing techniques for a more balanced, peaceful you by Deborah Reber
Complete idiot's guide to dealing with stress for teens by Sara Jane Sluke
Fighting invisible tigers: a stress management guide for teens by Earl Hipp
My anxious mind: a teen's guide to managing anxiety and panic by Michael A. Tompkins
A Taste-berry teen's guide to managing the stress and pressures of life compiled by Bettie B. Youngs and Jennifer Lee Youngs with contributions from teens for teens
Or try this meditation CD: Meditations for Young Adults by Lia


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Sweet-and-Sour Pork RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 can (14 ounces) pineapple tidbits
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 2 tablespoons white vinegar
- 2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 pound pork tenderloin, cut into 1-1/2-inch x 1/4-inch strips
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 green pepper, cut into thin strips
- Hot cooked rice
- Drain pineapple, reserving juice; set aside. In a small bowl, combine the cornstarch, brown sugar, salt, ginger and pepper. Stir in the water, ketchup, vinegar, soy sauce and reserved juice until smooth.
- In a large skillet or wok, stir-fry pork and onion in oil for 4-8 minutes or until tender. Stir pineapple juice mixture; add to skillet. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 1-2 minutes or until thickened.
- Add green pepper and reserved pineapple. Reduce heat; cover and cook for 5 minutes. Serve with rice. Yield: 4 servings.
Light-Bodied White Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
Reviews for Sweet-and-Sour Pork
"Excellent. My family isn't crazy about veggies (carrots, typically found in the recipe) so this was right up their alley. I did use sesame oil, which added a nice flavor. I also liked the richness of the color from the fond.I added an extra tablespoon of brown sugar per other reviews suggestions."
"My family loved this recipe and they are picky eaters! I will definitely make this again!"
"I thought this was very easy and tasty. I did end up adding more brown sugar to make the sauce sweeter. Overall a good recipe for a work night!"
"This was just ok. Very sour. Probably won't make again."
"This is awesome! Next time I'll double the recipe to have leftovers! Also, used only 1 T. of red wine vinegar. May add some more veggies next time, but either way, this is a definite keeper!"


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Navy spokesman Jim Fallin said 29-year-old Coll Perske was part of a team of contractors with Virginia-based Science Applications International Corp. on Monday, training Navy dolphins and sea lions to intercept someone in the water. The San Diego County coroner's office says colleagues pulled Perske out of the water and he was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The Navy is investigating the incident but initial reports indicate the mammals had no contact with Perske before he failed to resurface, Fallin said.
The Navy's $28 million marine mammal program, headquartered in San Diego, trains 80 bottlenose dolphins and 40 California sea lions to do everything from finding underwater mines to stopping enemy divers. The mammals, with good eyesight, sonar and diving abilities, have also been used to protect ports.
The program's nonessential training is on hold during the investigation, Fallin said.


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AS A FRESHMAN IN 2011: Made six appearances ... attempted two shots ... had one shot on goal.
Club Team: Played for Utah Avalanche … state-champions in 2009-10 … Region IV team 2009-10 regional pool …US Soccer ID2 camp, Utah ODD State team 2007-10 … inter-region camp Pomona, Calif.
High School: Played basketball, ran cross country and track in high school … won state-championship in basketball all four years … All-State cross country and all-state track in the 400, 800, 1600 and two mile … state champions in cross-country freshman year … coached by Sean Shockley, Jeff Brazil, James Howell and Ryan Bell.
Personal: Father Joe is self-employed and ran track at Clemson … mother Denise is self-employed … two older sisters: Ellie who plays soccer at Santa Clara and Nicole who plays for University of Wyoming … triplet cousins play field hockey at JMU … member of Key Club … interests include skiing, running, cooking and camping … collegiate career goal is to win a national championship.... undeclared in the College of Arts and Sciences


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Assistant Professor
Primary Department Affiliation: Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Primary Research Area: Neurodegeneration and Neurodegenerative Disorders
Recent Publications
Research Interests:
Millions of people a year suffer a traumatic brain or spinal cord injury (TBI or SCI) and in the blink of an eye, their lives may be changed forever. The current clinical repertoire for treating CNS injury is extremely limited. In fact, there are no pharmacological interventions to treat TBI and only one drug with questionable efficacy for use in SCI. Most previous research in CNS injury has focused on neuroprotection, and has discounted the role of glial cells in injury pathology. The central hypothesis of our research is that understanding of the complex interaction of glial and neuronal cells in the pathophysiology of traumatic CNS injury will lead to novel, effective therapeutic interventions. On-going projects include:
- estrogens, phytoestrogens, and selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs) as potential protective agents in SCI and TBI
- evaluation of fusion proteins for delivery of anti-apoptotic proteins in SCI and TBI
- mechanisms of astrocyte damage, dysfunction, and cell death in TBI and SCI
- developing clinically relevant, scalable, animal models of blast-induced TBI and multiple-mild TBI
- evaluation of chemically functionalized carbon nanotubes as a regenerative substrate after SCI
Dr. Floyd received her Ph.D. from the Medical College of Virginia of Virginia Commonwealth University in 2000. She then conducted a post-doctoral fellowship (2001-2004) in the Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of California, Davis and became and Assistant Professor in the same Department in 2004. In 2006, she joined the faculty at UAB as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation http://www.uab.edu/medicine/physicalmedicine. She is a member of the National Neurotrauma Society http://www.neurotraumasociety.org, the International Neurotrauma Society, and the Society for Neuroscience http://www.sfn.org.


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FHP: 1 dead in DeLeon Springs crash
Published: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 6:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 11:15 p.m.
A head-on collision left one person dead and another with serious injuries Thursday in DeLeon Springs, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The crash occurred about 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of State Road 11 and Old Reynolds Road, according to FHP.
An FHP news release said Dennis Dobbs was northbound on S.R. 11 in a 2011 four-door Toyota when witnesses said he began driving eratically. The Toyota drove north into the southbound lane and struck the front Fernando Vidalez's 2005 Chrysler van.
FHP spokeswoman Sgt. Kim Montes said Dobbs, 36, of DeLeon Springs, was pronounced dead at the scene and Vidalez, 37, DeLand, was taken to a Florida Hospital in DeLand with serious injuries.
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Got this from another board. Thought y'all should see it. Most of it is just **** we already know but still a great read. Shows how clueless the coaching staff is to making adjustments..
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]It was written on the white board in the Bobcats' locker room before Wednesday's game against the Knicks in New York: "They will switch a lot. Attack mismatches."
And boy, did the Knicks switch a lot — and in all kinds of different ways. Let's take a look at the photo evidence.
Switch No. 1: Covering for Amar'e Stoudemire on the pick-and-roll
Stoudemire has never been a good defender, especially in space, and he returned Wednesday night after a two-game absence due to a sprained ankle. The Bobcats attacked him relentlessly on pick-and-roll plays, confident he wouldn't have the mobility to jump out, cut off Charlotte's point guards and then return to find his man rolling in the paint.
Here's a still midway through a first quarter D.J. Augustin/Boris Diaw pick-and-roll:
Augustin has already dribbled around the Diaw pick, and you see Diaw rolling into the lane, where Landry Fields has come to meet him. This is typical stuff: Wing players in Fields' position here have to crash into the lane and at least bump the roll man, who would otherwise have a clean path to the hoop. The risk is that Fields' man, Gerald Henderson, is now open on the right wing, but the very best defenses can pull this off without yielding a wide-open jumper. The best-case scenario is for Fields to bump Diaw and then sprint back to Henderson, giving Stoudemire time to find Diaw again in the lane.
This is not what happens here:
As you can see, the Knicks switched, with Stoudemire on Henderson and poor Fields left to contain the bulky Diaw in the post. The Bobcats had their choice of mismatches, and on this play, they chose to enter the ball to Diaw, who drew a double team and dished to D.J. White for an easy layup.
Ok. This happens. The pick-and-roll is tough to defend, and sometimes it ends in a harmful switch.
Switch No. 2: The baseline switch
Here's a play from about a minute later where Henderson and Corey Maggette cut from separate sides, meet under the hoop and have Maggette set a half-hearted screen for Henderson. Every team in the league runs this action dozens of times per game. Here's how the Knicks handle it:
Carmelo Anthony drifts off Maggette and shifts onto Henderson, and Fields takes the bigger Maggette. There really isn't much reason for this — Maggette has barely set a screen at all, meaning there wasn't much of an obstacle through which either Knick had to fight. But they switched anyway, and in a clip I'd show if I still had televised access to New York games, Henderson immediately got a good look at a mid-range jumper by accelerating around a White screen, creating separation from Melo. He missed, but this is the punishment for a switch: A quicker guy gets a decent look.
But then the following happened on New York's next possession and it dawned on me that perhaps the Knicks are switching on defense in hopes of reaping the rewards on offense:
On the right side of the lane, you see Anthony posting up Henderson, who had no chance here and compensated by fronting Melo. Boris Diaw sensed the crisis and doubled Melo, creating openings elsewhere. The Knicks could have gotten a great look here had Toney Douglas tossed an accurate entry pass. Instead, he overthrew Anthony, resulting in a turnover.
But the thinking here (assuming this kind of thinking is happening) is interesting: Why not switch defensively against Charlotte's wing players, not exactly the league's most threatening scorers, if doing so creates the potential for a mismatch on New York's very next offensive possession? A Henderson miss triggered a transition opportunity, and in such moments, defenders often have to stick with the guy closest to them; Anthony rushed up the floor before Charlotte could get their defensive match-ups in order.
Maybe it was a good plan? But after the Douglas turnover, this happened:
That's Melo's guy, Henderson, about to slam down a transition alley-oop from Maggette. Henderson ran hard after the turnover, and neither Fields nor Douglas (the two Knick defenders who got back on defense first) knew who should take him. Watch the clip, and you'll see some pointing and hear some communication, but Henderson ran free anyway. The confusion was understandable; Fields had been attached to Maggette since the initial switch two possessions ago, and Douglas was generally assigned to Augustin, who is next to Maggette in the above photo.
Anthony has long been a serial switcher on off-ball screens, so it's tempting to blame Melo and chalk all of this up to his usual point-and-switch routine. But it wasn't just Melo on Tuesday night. In the middle of the third quarter, with Melo on the bench, the Bobcats had Augustin (guarded by Douglas) set a simple back screen for Henderson on the right sideline:
You can see Douglas and Iman Shumpert, Henderson's initial defender, sandwiching Augustin as Henderson, a blur of movement, headed for the baseline and eventually the other side of the floor. By attaching himself to Augustin (and later pointing at Henderson), Shumpert was acting under the assumption the Knicks would switch here, with Douglas leaving Augustin to chase Henderson. But Douglas didn't seem to have made the same assumption, and he hesitated for a beat, losing both momentum and Henderson:
Henderson is gone, and he's about to curl around Boris Diaw's big body, catch a little shovel pass, take one big bounce to set himself and nail an open jumper.
The Knicks have done a decent amount of switching this season, both on and off the ball, but never as much as they did Tuesday night against Charlotte. That would lead you to believe it was part of the coaching staff's game plan rather than the sort of ad-lib switching Melo has engaged in for most of his career. Maybe the coaches thought it was a low-risk way of engineering mismatches on subsequent New York possessions, as mentioned above. Maybe it was a way to ease Stoudemire's recovery.
It's also tempting to point at Mike Woodson, New York's new assistant coach reportedly brought in to stress defense. Woodson coached the Hawks for six years, and during the latter half of that stint, Atlanta became known league-wide for switching on defense more than any team. But that had more to do with Atlanta's personnel than any pro-switching stance from Woodson. The Hawks had a point guard, Mike Bibby, who couldn't stay in front of anyone, and they had several tall-but-not-giant athletic types in Joe Johnson, Al Horford and Josh Smith, each of whom could credibly defend point guards for short stretches and switch assignments among themselves.
The Knicks have Bibby, but they otherwise don't have this kind of personnel. They have a true center in Tyson Chandler, a decent (if overrated) defender at point guard in Douglas and two star scorers who have been defensive liabilities throughout their careers. Maybe last night was an early season experiment to see if over-switching might be something to consider in the long run. If it was, it didn't work.


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Live OPN PartnerCast: Java Update
By Yolande Poirier-Oracle on May 07, 2013
Tune in on May 8th at 10:00am Pacific for a LIVE PartnerCast focused on Java updates, hosted by Geoff Morton, Group Vice President of Worldwide Java Sales.
The agenda is:
- Oracle Java Embedded Technologies with Edward Zou, Vice President, Product Management, Oracle
- Oracle's Device to Data Center Platform with Henrik Stahl, Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
- Eurotech M2M Technical Building Blocks Based on Oracle Java Embedded technologies and Hitachi SuperJ OSGi platform with Hilary Tomasson, VP Marketing, Eurotech North America
Viewers will be able to participate in the live Q&A during the show by asking questions through twitter @oraclepartners and using #OPN.
To watch this event, please visit Oracle PartnerNetwork homepage on May 8th, 2013 at 10:00 AM PST.


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May 1st is just around the corner and that means we are that much closer to Norah Jones' release of Little Broken Hearts. In case you missed our post on her "Happy Pills" tune earlier this year, do yourself a favor and backtrack for a listen. Also in the meantime, you can stream the entire album on NPR.
But, oh, we have more! David Andrew Sitek (yes, the one from TV on the Radio) has added his remix treatment to two cuts from the album, "She's 22″ and "After The Fall." So smooth and screwface worthy at the same time – listen below and enjoy!
Norah Jones – "She's 22″ (David Andrew Sitek Remix)
Norah Jones – "After The Fall" (David Andrew Sitek Remix)
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Gardening Articles: Care :: Pests & Problems
Healthy Home Orchards (page 3 of 5)
by Whitney Cranshaw
Plum Curculio
This pest often rivals the codling moth as a fruit grower's headache, at least in the midwest and eastern states where this "snout beetle" is well established. Capable of damaging almost all tree fruits, plum curculio can cause several kinds of injuries throughout most of the growing season.
Early in the year, around the time when petals fall, the overwintered beetles cut semicircular scars in fruit as they feed. These puncture wounds scar and deform the fruit. The beetle then lays eggs in some of these wounds. The eggs hatch into the grublike immature forms that tunnel in the developing fruit, causing infested fruit to fall in late spring, well before it has ripened. For the rest of the season, the new crop of adult beetles is present, chewing on and pitting whatever fruit they choose to feed.
Again, a variety of precautionary measures is best. Pick up fallen fruit in late spring or early summer. This will clear up the main source of the new crop beetles, which are developing within the fruit. Prune and train the tree to open up and accept more light: plum curculio hates light and thrives where vegetation is most dense.
Control of adult beetles, as they awaken and move to trees in spring, is also recommended. Usually they begin to show up after the first warm spell in spring. (Three days with an average temperature of 60° F and a bit of rain is a perfect scenario for plum curculio kick-off.) Shake the branches to dislodge the beetles, which tend to drop when disturbed. They can be collected on sheets placed under the tree. Insecticides are frequently used, although plum curculio is difficult to control with many of the more commonly available products. Phosmet (Imidan) is one of the few insecticides that work well against this pest.
Fruit Flies
Fruit flies (Rhagoletis), such as the apple maggot and the cherry fruit flies, are also common orchard pests. Apple maggot, also called the "railroad worm," tunnels inside apples (less commonly hawthorn, cherries, pears and most other fruit) and creates meandering brown streaks that often cause decay. Similarly, cherry fruit flies tunnel and destroy cherry fruit. Damage by fruit flies is also caused when the adult insect lays eggs in the fruit, causing puckered wounds on the fruit surface.
Yellow panels are very attractive to the flies during the first couple of weeks after they become active. Use yellow sticky cards to detect when the insects are active, and when sprays are most appropriate. These traps also can be used to control these insects. Later, other traps can be used, notably the "Super Apple" a red sticky sphere resembling a somewhat oversized apple. Hung on the tree, this serves as a super attractant to the female flies as they seek out places to lay eggs.
Cleaning out infested fruit is also important when managing fruit flies. Pick over cherries as completely as possible and destroy apples showing the "stings" of apple maggot so that developing insects in fruit are destroyed.
Fruit flies also breed on the fruits of wild plants. Apple maggot prefers hawthorn, and cherry fruit fly prefers wild black cherry. If these pests are problems, consider destroying any of these plants that a nearby.


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(Feb. 3, 2005) - With her outstanding performance during the month of January, including scoring the 1,000th point of her career, Lady Bucs senior forward Tiffani Mayes (Sumter, S.C.) has been tabbed the Southern Conference's Women's Basketball Player of the Month for the month of January. The announcement came from the conference office in
Mayes led the conference in scoring in January, averaging 20.6 points and 7.6 rebounds in nine games. The forward had back-to-back games with 30 or more points, including a SoCon season-high of 32 points against Davidson on Jan. 8. She also picked up a double-double of 30 points and 13 rebounds against
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Multiple Multi-Point Efforts Lift No. 9 Field Hockey to 6-2 Win at Brown
Led by a well-balanced attack, the No. 9 Princeton field hockey team extended its Ivy League winning ways with a 6-2 victory over Brown Saturday afternoon in Providence, R.I. The victory improves the Tigers to 8-4, 4-0 Ivy on the year and extends the squad's conference win streak to 17.
In a lopsided offensive match, the Tigers held a 46-4 shot advantage, including a 28-2 on goal differential. Princeton was awarded 16 penalty corners, eight in each half, to Brown's pair.
Princeton's national team trio of sophomore Teresa Benvenuti and seniors Michelle Cesan and Julia Reinprecht led the offense with multi-point efforts. Cesan had two goals and an assist, while Reinprecht netted twice and Benvenuti had a goal and two assists.
Despite the Tigers' flurry of shots, it took them until the 25th minute to capitalize. On their fifth penalty corner of the afternoon, Benvenuti sent in the go-ahead score off assists from Cesan and Annabeth Donovan.
Brown would not see a shot for the remainder of the half, as Princeton doubled its advantage before the break. Cat Caro picked up a Benvenuti deflection to make it 2-0 at 33:34.
Princeton would rely on second half goals, seeing Brown break up its shutout over the final 35. An unrelenting Tiger offense went on to add four more goals to seal the victory.
Reinprecht opened the second period with consecutive goals, scoring the game-winner at the 38:52-minute mark off a rebound.
She pounced again seven minutes later; this time off another successfully executed penalty corner play. Following the serve and stop, Benvenuti dished the ball to an unmarked Reinprecht outside the cage to put Princeton up 4-0 in the 46th minute.
After shutting out their last two Ivy opponents, the Tigers' string of conference clean sheets ended with a Brown Meghan O'Donnell goal in the 49th minute.
Responding from the Bear strike, Cesan followed Reinprecht's suit and added consecutive goals of her own. The first came in the 57th minute, as she picked up a Benvenuti deflection.
A minute later, sandwiched between Cesan's goals was a second from the Bears. Brown only had two shots on target in the match, both from O'Donnell for goals.
Cesan rounded out her five-point outing with a straight on shot to put Princeton comfortably up 6-2 in the 65th minute.
In the cage both Julia Boyle and Christina Maida saw minutes, with Maida earning the victory and improving to 2-1.
Princeton closes out its five-game road swing next weekend at Harvard (Oct. 26) and No. 12 Albany (Oct. 27).


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The U.S. Supreme Court today unanimously sided with Monsanto's right to enforce its patents for genetically modified soybean seed beyond their initial sale, over objections from a 75-year-old Indiana farmer who used multiple generations of the seed.
The high court concluded that Monsanto's intellectual property rights to the seed extend to multiple generations beyond an authorized sale. Vernon Hugh Bowman contended that Monsanto exhausted its rights once the first generation seed was sold by its original farmers as a commodity.
"Bowman planted Monsanto's patented soybeans solely to make and market replicas of them, thus depriving the company of the reward patent law provides for the sale of each article. Patent exhaustion provides no haven for that conduct. We accordingly affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit," the high court said, agreeing with Monsanto in a 10-page decision written by Justice Elena Kagan.
"If simple copying were a protected use, a patent would plummet in value after the first sale of the first item containing the invention. The undiluted patent monopoly, it might be said, would extend not for 20 years as the Patent Act promises, but for only one transaction. And that would result in less incentive for innovation than Congress wanted," Kagan wrote.
Bowman paid Monsanto for the first generation of the company's Roundup Ready soybean seed he grew on his Knox County, IN, farm, then bought a bulk mix of soybean seeds at a grain elevator and grew them. He reasoned that the mix included Roundup Ready, named for its resistance to Monsanto's herbicide glyphosate or RoundUp®, which it did.
Bowman also reasoned that he wouldn't have to pay Monsanto, which requires its farmer customers to agree in writing to not save seeds from the crop they produce—effectively agreeing to purchase the company's seed each year.
Monsanto held that Bowman's practice violated the company prohibition against saving seeds, thus constituting a patent infringement. Bowman argued that the court's 150-year-old patent exhaustion doctrine allowed him to plant his grain-elevator seed without Monsanto's express permission. Under the doctrine, authorized sale of a patented product "exhausts" the patent rights covering the product; purchasers can use it free from any infringement claims by patentees.
Two lower federal courts agreed with Monsanto, which prevailed in both the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, 686 F.Supp.2d 834 (S.D. Ind. 2009)—which awarded an $84,000 judgment against Bowman—and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 657 F.3d 1341 (Fed. Cir. 2011).
In agreeing to hear the case, the Supreme Court posed two questions: Had the Federal Circuit erred by refusing to find "patent exhaustion" in patented seeds sold for planting? And can an exception to patent exhaustion be created for self-replicating technologies?
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