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ZF-7684: Duplicate message keys for Zend_Validate_Barcode_Ean13 and Zend_Validate_Barcode_UpcA
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This makes a project-wide translation of all error messages impossible.
This issue duplicates ZF-5945.
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ZF-3606: testWithOption(Zend_TranslateTest) unit tests failure
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Changes are merged into release-1.5 branch to fix the problem for next mini-release
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Please also visit Richmond Walking Tours, which includes audio for downloading, plus descriptions and images of Richmond's large number of significant Civil War sites all within walking distance of its Capital Square. You can read it on the Web, download it to your mp3 player, or print it out.
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This two-part podcast tour visits places associated with African Americans in the Petersburg, Virginia, area during the Civil War. The tour features stories about the lives and exploits of slaves, free blacks and the United States Colored Troops.
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On July 28, 2012, stars and fellow shoppers ventured out to Watermill, NY, to help The Ovarian Cancer Research Fund raise $3.6 million at Super Saturday 15, a swanky, designer garage sale. We got the chance to catch up with a few of the spotted A-listers and ask them about their personal fashion style. Click through for edited versions of our short interviews with Kelly Ripa, Beth Ostrosky Stern, Mark Feuerstein, Kyle Richards and Lara Spencer.


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Three Wilmington City Council Committees to Meet on September 30 to Review Circumstances Related to a Recent Riverfront Music Festival Staged by a Private Company
Posted on 09/19/2013 7:54 pm
Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory announced at Thursday night's regular meeting of City Council that three council committees will hold a special joint meeting on Monday, September 30 at 5 p.m. to look into the circumstances surrounding the City government's support of a music festival staged at the Riverfront by a private, for-profit company.
The Council President said the chairs of the Finance Committee, Charles "Bud" Freel, the Public Safety Committee, Michael Brown, Sr., and the Public Works Committee, Hanifa Shabazz join him and other members of Council in expressing serious concerns about whether the City appropriately used City staff and resources to support a music festival staged last Saturday at Tubman Garrett Riverfront Park.
"Serious questions have been raised about any improprieties that occurred last weekend," said Council President Gregory. "We and the public are owed an explanation by the Administration about the use of police, fire and public works resources that were evident at the all-day music festival and the use of any other City resources that came into play that day. Wilmington has had an effective special events permitting process in place for at least the last five years that requires private, for-profit companies that stage events in Wilmington to use their own resources to pay for City services. City taxpayers are entitled to know if there were any violations of City law or policy."
The chairs of the respective Council committees that will meet on September 30 issued a joint statement tonight noting that there are many private, for-profit companies in Wilmington that have been required to pay thousands of dollars for the use of City services in order to support their for-profit ventures. The Council Members said this process was established by the City so that taxpayer dollars are used solely to support direct City services, City-sponsored public events, or to support non-profit agencies.


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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Nick Johnson scored 20 points, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson added 14 and top-ranked Arizona rolled over Northern Arizona 77-44 on Monday night to complete its second straight undefeated non-conference season.
Arizona (13-0) played its second straight game without injured center Kaleb Tarczewski, but didn't really need him, grabbing control with a 27-4 first-half run.
The Wildcats dominated the small-program Lumberjacks defensively, holding them to 36 percent shooting while scoring 18 points off 23 turnovers. Arizona has won 27 straight non-conference games.
Brandon Ashley had 11 points and nine rebounds for the Wildcats, who don't play again until their Pac-12 opener against Washington State on Jan. 2.
Aaseem Dixon had nine points for Northern Arizona (3-8).
Northern Arizona is plenty familiar with trip south, playing in Tucson every season but one since 2002.
It hasn't gone too well for the Lumberjacks. Other than a five-point game in 2010, Arizona has beaten Northern Arizona in routs, including a 93-50 runaway last season.
The Lumberjacks faced an even bigger hill this time around.
Northern Arizona had a huge setback just before the season started, when sophomore guard Dwayne Russell, the team's top returning scorer, decided to transfer.
The Lumberjacks managed to play close games against Southern California and Fresno State, but those teams are nothing like what they were up against at the McKale Center.
Arizona had rolled through its non-conference schedule to this point, knocking off teams like Duke and Michigan to move atop The Associated Press poll two weeks ago. The Wildcats are long, athletic, versatile and one of the best defensive teams in the country.
Northern Arizona held its own early while Arizona struggled on offense, playing to an 11-all tie with the Wildcats in the opening 8 minutes.
Arizona turned into a rout after that, scoring 17 straight points during its big run to go up 38-15.
Johnson keyed it, hitting consecutive 3-pointers at the start and adding another to put the Wildcats up 15. The junior guard had 14 points by halftime to help Arizona to a 41-17 lead.
The Lumberjacks managed to hit a few shots early to hang with Arizona before succumbing to the Wildcats' relentless pressure.
Northern Arizona had two field goals over the final 10 minutes and shot 7 of 19 from the floor. Worse for the Lumberjacks, they had no assists in the half and 12 turnovers that led to 18 points for Arizona.
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In one of the more unusual settings a concert is likely to unfold at during any time this year, the organizers of thehouse.org set up about two dozen cherry red couches across the floor of the The Depot on Monday.
The organization did so to welcome the atmospheric Rhode Island folk rockers, The Low Anthem opened the show and played a hurried - yet wonderful - set, because they said they had a flight to catch.
Fresh off two afternoon gigs Monday and Tuesday at Sundance, The Low Anthem were their typically tight selves during Tuesday night's free show.
Changing instruments among band members, and incorporating a saw, two cell phones and an alto sax into their normal array of drums, bass, keys, cello and guitars (got all that?), the quartet harmonized effortlessly on new songs "Apothecary Blues" and "Ghost Woman Blues."
The new songs were warmly received by a small, late-arriving crowd of about 100 people, which was the debut event of thehouse.org's , a new organization founded by a self-described group of music lovers devoted to hosting intimate concerts. In addition to the two dozen sofas, free popcorn and cookies were also available - to contribute to a very homey environment.
Well, more power to them. Other highlights of TLA's 36-minute set, were "To The Ghosts Who Write History Books" from 2008's "Oh My God, Charlie Darwin" and the rocking "Hey, All You Hippies!"
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On the morning of Jesus' resurrection, there was a lot of running taking place. The women, having seen the empty tomb, ran back to the disciples. Peter and John, having heard the women's story, ran toward the tomb.
And in the end, of course, all the apostles ran into the world to announce this greatest news of history.
We, too, must run. The victory of life over death is definitive, and yet it is still unfolding. We fight the power of death as we defend human life, especially the unborn. It is time to run, to announce the Gospel of Life with vigor, and to intervene to save the unborn with urgency.
Fear paralyzes and slows people down, but confidence in the victory of the Risen Christ causes us to run and fulfill our mission.
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Drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 7th round (201st overall) of the 1994 NFL Draft.
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POCATELLO, Idaho—The University of Idaho women's soccer team fell to instate rival Idaho State, 2-0, Sunday afternoon at Davis Field. The Vandals were unable to find the back of the net for the second-straight game to open the season.
"This afternoon was night and day from Weber State," head coach Pete Showler said. "We played with better organization today. We are never happy to lose 2-0, but we took huge steps in the right direction."
Continuing the early season trend, the Vandals played the Bengals tight in the first half, despite being outshot 9-2. Idaho State (2-0-0) found the back of the net when Jessica Sanchez slipped the game-winner past Marina Siegl at the 38:49 mark of the first half. Siegl came out of the net to challenge the bouncing ball, but Sanchez got to the ball first and sent it by the left post and in. The Bengals then wasted no time, notching their second goal in the 41st minute. Amanda Ellsworth got credit for the goal after the ball was crossed into the box and deflected in by Vandal defender Amanda Pease.
"The last 10 min in first half cost us dearly," Showler commented "Losing two starters from Friday we had to play more freshmen. At times we had six or seven freshmen on the field and they stepped up. It was a good learning experience and we are getting better game-by-game."
Idaho (0-2-0) came out in the second half and picked up the intensity, launching five shots in the half. Freshman keeper Torell Stewart relieved Siegl in net at the start of the period and made three saves, keeping Idaho State at bay. Midfielder Elexis Schlossarek and defender Chelsie Breen led the team with two shots apiece.
The physicality of play picked up in the second half with both teams finishing with double-digit fouls. Idaho State was also awarded three yellow cards in the half.
"They play well at home and they are hard to break down," Showler stated. "They are competitive and we played tough where we needed to. I am much happier with the performance today."
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In Live Oak, Florida, the hotel's staff suggests the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Not only does this venue draw world-class musicians, but it also has canoe and horse rentals, a craft village and an award-winning cafe. Other popular sites like natural springs, vast underwater caves and tributes to Stephen Foster, the songwriter who made the Suwannee River famous, dot the area.
While in Live Oak, this hotel's guests enjoy relaxing amenities. After a long day, slip into the outdoor pool, soak in the spa and work out in the state-of-the-art Fitness Center. You'll wake up to the scent of hot biscuits and bacon at the free Express Start Breakfast Bar, too. So book your room now and start planning your trip to Florida today!


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The US Coast Guard is ending active Deepwater Horizon cleanup in Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, concluding a three-year effort to repair the Gulf of Mexico shoreline.
By DEBBIE CAI
The US Coast Guard is ending active cleanup operations in
Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, concluding an extensive
three-year effort to repair the Gulf of Mexico shoreline after
the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, BP said.
The oil and gas company has redoubled its safety efforts and
strengthened its presence in the Gulf of Mexico in the wake of
the explosion that unleashed the worst marine oil spill in US
history and cost the company billions of dollars.
BP said Monday it
has spent more than $14 billion and 70 million personnel hours
on response and cleanup activities and the Gulf is returning to
the condition it would have been in if the accident hadn't
The response and cleanup effort, at its 2010 peak, involved
more than 48,000 people and saw more than 110,000 miles of
aerial reconnaissance flights conducted across 14,000 miles of
Assessment teams then conducted ground-based surveys across
nearly 4,400 miles of shoreline, identifying about 1,100 miles
that experienced some level of oiling and 778 miles that
required some measure of cleaning, BP said.
The Coast Guard also said in a separate statement that the
three states are expected to complete the transition back to
the National Response Center, or NRC, reporting system by the
middle of June.
The primary function of the NRC is to serve as the sole
national point of contact for reporting all oil, chemical,
radiological, biological and etiological discharges into the environment anywhere in the US and
its territories. The reported information is passed to a local
Coast Guardsman who investigates the report and takes
appropriate action, the Coast Guard said.
Laura Folse, BP's executive vice president for response and
environmental restoration, said the
company remains committed to addressing and removing any
residual Macondo oil potentially appearing on the
BP said operational activity has now ended on 4,272 of the
4,376 shoreline miles that were in the area of response.
Patrolling and maintenance activities continue on
84 shoreline miles in Louisiana, with another 20 miles in
Louisiana pending approval or final monitoring or
BP also has agreed with state and federal trustees on 28
additional early restoration projects totaling about $594
In all, BP and the trustees have announced 38 projects totaling approximately $665
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Trouble in Mind
By Alice Childress
Directed by Irene Lewis
Featuring E. Faye Butler
Illustration by Nathan Fox
Thought Provoking Comedy
Broadway, 1957. Battle lines are drawn within a newly integrated theater company preparing to open a misguided race play on the Great White Way. As personalities and prejudices collide, lead actress Wiletta Mayer has the chance to achieve her most glorious dream, but at what cost? E. Faye Butler (Oklahoma!, Crowns) leads an ensemble cast in "a fresh, lively and cutting satire" (New York Times) that will make you laugh and make you think.
Trouble in Mind runs approximately 2 hours 15 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission.
"Wry, character-rich and well-acted … percolates with cleverness and spiky humor … one of the best plays about racism ever written ... the work's classic texture meshes superbly with the company's expressed mission of shedding light on important American plays."
"An epic performance ... Sharply hilarious ... righteous anger and rollicking humor wrapped up in that most delectable of genres, the backstage comedy ... a breath of fresh air."
"Hilarious … heart-breaking … uplifting and hopeful ... filled with warmth, humor, strength and dignity."
"Insightful, alternately funny and wrenching look at the soft bigotry of good intentions ... an outstanding cast … the chemistry between the actors … is palpable."
"Hits on some issues that are as touchy today as they were
half a century ago ... a strong ensemble … While Butler is the heart and soul of the drama, the cast offers
endearing and quirky performances."
"Greatly entertaining … razor-sharp …
deftly directed, artfully acted."
"Brilliant … riveting … exquisite … richly rewarding …
I can't recommend Trouble in Mind enough."
"Stirring … packed with hilarious banter …
Broadway could use a dose of Trouble."
American Voices
Irene Lewis
For years, the play Trouble in Mind, by African-American playwright Alice Childress, was recommended to me as a show that, as artistic director of CENTERSTAGE, I should produce. I had read the play several times over the years and found it to be "old-fashioned/old hat," especially concerning the depiction of the character of the white director. Finally, I decided to ask the opinion of an African-American actress whose judgment I have always valued. She read the play and told me that she liked it. When I asked if she found the role of the white director dated and unbelievable, she said, "No." So I came around to the opinion that this was another case of – what should I call it – whites (me) being "out of touch" with the experiences of African-Americans. I decided to produce and direct the play at CENTERSTAGE in Baltimore. It subsequently transferred to Yale Repertory Theater. I am delighted that Molly is bringing this groundbreaking piece to Arena Stage.


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Coming down off the excitement of that World Cup mix, Gilles Peterson still has to wait a while before the first match in June. Back to the groove, he's home from a trip South covering New Zealand and Australia, and he has reliably collected new music all along the way. This week features music from that side of the globe, as well as some recent listens and favorites from his tour, like Scuba, Ramadanman and Michel Cleis. This week GPWW also features a mix from Josh Wink, an innovator from Philadelphia whose musical approach is described as techno meets big-room bop.
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No. 14 Georgetown Takes 17-16 Game in Overtime from No. 19 Princeton
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PRINCETON, N.J. (3/1/14) – Caroline Tazian scored in overtime to lift No. 14 Georgetown to a 17-16 win over No. 19 Princeton on Saturday, March 1 at Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium.
Georgetown won the final three draw controls of the game that would give it the possession it would need for the win.
Reilly Woodman won the opening draw of the six-minute overtime and Tarzian delivered the goal at 4:58. Woodman won the next draw and shortly thereafter a yellow card was assessed to Liz Cutting setting Princeton down a player. During those two minutes Georgetown would get three free-position opportunities but wouldn't be able to convert on any of them. Senior Caroline Franke came up big with a save on a free-position shot by Corrine Etchison. The next two attempts by Natalie Miller and Hannah Franklin went wide.
As the teams changing ends midway through the six-minute overtime, Georgetown won the next draw, called a timeout and played keep-away for the final 2:30. Princeton tried to force Georgetown to make a move but instead was called for another yellow card at 1:34 and the Hoyas hung onto the ball for the win.
It was the ninth time in the 19-game series that the score would be decided by one goal.
The Hoyas gained the lead at 14:30 of the first half and went up by as many as four goals. Despite the game being tied seven times, Princeton wouldn't be able to regain the lead back from Georgetown.
Princeton started the game with a 4-3 lead but a 5-1 Georgetown run put the Hoyas up 9-5 with seven minutes left in the half. The Tigers wouldn't go away as Doherty converted a free-position attempt and Alexandra Bruno rattled off two goals to cut the deficit to just one, 9-8 at intermission.
Bruno wasn't done yet as she scored the opening goal of the second half to tie the game at 9-9. Another 5-1 run over the next 10 minutes put the Hoyas up by four goals, 14-10, but again the Tigers responded.
Senior Mary-Kate Sivilli, freshman Olivia Hompe and junior Erin Slifer each found the back of the net to tie the game at 14-14 with 7:52 to play.
A free-position goal and a man-up goal put the Hoyas back on top with five minutes left.
Princeton had three straight free-position shots and Hompe capitalized on the third one to make it 16-15 with 2:48 to play.
A caused turnover by senior Colleen Smith led to Princeton's next goal as Hompe set up senior Erin McMunn for the tying goal at 1:36.
McMunn won the ensuing draw but a big stop by Maddy Fisher on a shot by Bruno with three seconds to play would send the game into overtime, Princeton's first of the year.
Hompe led the Tigers offense with six points on three goals and three assists. Bruno had a four-goal game and Slifer had a goal and two assists. Sophomore Anya Gersoff, Smith and McMunn had two points apiece. Caroline Franke made 10 saves in the game.
Three Tigers had firsts, as Hompe, Smith and junior Erika Grabbi each scored their first career goals.
Etchison and Meghan Farrell each had hat tricks for the Hoyas, while Franklin, Miller and Kelyn Freedman each had two goals and assist. Barb Black made one save in the first half before Fisher came in on relief for the final 36 minutes. Fisher stopped four shots.
The Tigers' home win streak will end at eight games as they fall to 1-2 on the season. Next up is the Ivy League opener at Brown on Saturday, March 8 at 1 p.m.


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On June 21, 1948, at what was then known as the Victoria University of Manchester, software was born. On that day 65 years ago, a proof-of-concept computer called "Baby"—officially designated as the Manchester Small Scale Experimental Machine—ran the first "program" retrieved not from paper tape or hard-set switches, but from random-access memory.
Designed by Frederic C. Williams, Tom Kilburn, and Geoff Tootil, Baby wasn't the first programmable computer. But the technology proven in Baby, with its 1,024 bits of cathode-tube based RAM, would become the basis of the first commercial computers.
In celebration of Baby's birthday, here's a look back at the first decade of computing and the computers that led to the birth of software and the computing revolution that would follow.
The Z3, designed and built in 1941 by Konrad Zuse, was the first programmable computer. But it used 2,000 relays for all its functions, like those used in the phone switches of the time. It stored its programs on external tape. Used in statistical studies for aircraft engineering, the original Z3 was destroyed in 1943 during an Allied bombing raid on Berlin.
The Z3, designed and built in 1941 by Konrad Zuse, was the first programmable computer. But it used 2,000 relays for all its functions, like those used in the phone switches of the time. It stored its programs on external tape. Used in statistical studies for aircraft engineering, the original Z3 was destroyed in 1943 during an Allied bombing raid on Berlin.
Designed by British engineer Tommy Flowers of the Post Office Research Station as a codebreaking machine, its first version, the Mark 1, was completed in 1943 using 1,500 tubes for processing rather than relays. An improved Mark 2, with 2,400 tubes (or "thermionic valves") was completed a year later.
A total of 10 Colossus computers were built for use during World War II, but they were destroyed, along with the blueprints, to preserve the secrecy of the codebreaking program. This is a photo of one of the operations at Britain's cryptographic center at Bletchley Park. Enough details were left for the construction of a replica at Bletchley Park, now the home of the National Computing Museum.
The first electronic "general purpose" computer, ENIAC was used to calculate ballistic tables for use in aiming US Army artillery. Designed by J. Presper Eckert and John Mauchly of the University of Pennsylvania'a Moore School of Electrical Engineering, the "Giant Brain" was unveiled in Philadelphia in February of 1946—too late to play a role in the war.
Paul W Shaffer, curator of the University of Pennsylvania ENIAC Museum.
In 1947, ENIAC was moved to the Army's Aberdeen Proving Grounds, where it remained in operation until 1955. It used 17,468 vacuum tubes and was programmed through the use of switches and cables.
"Baby," the Manchester Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM), was the first "stored program" computer. Built at the Victoria University of Manchester, the SSEM was designed by Frederic C. Williams, Tom Kilburn, and Geoff Tootil as a proof-of-concept machine for a new type of computer memory developed by Williams and Kilburn—an early form of dynamic RAM based on a cathode ray tube.
Programs run on Baby were set with a series of red input switches. Since it was just intended to be a test-bed, it could only perform subtraction and negation—if you wanted to add numbers, you needed to subtract their negative values.
The results of programs run on Baby were output as a binary matrix of dots on a cathode ray tube.
The success of Baby led to the Manchester Mark 1, completed in 1949. The Mark 1 was programmed using code punched into paper tape and generated output using a "printer"—an International Telegraph Alphabet No. 2 (ITA2) teleprinter that encoded text as holes punched in paper tape. ITA2 is the predecessor of ASCII. Alan Turing developed a way to use ITA2's five-bit code to encode programs and output in base 32 and for the computer to convert base 32 to binary to run the program.
The Mark 1 was the basis for the Ferranti Mark 1, the world's first commercial computer, which was released in 1951. The Ferranti also holds the distinction of being the first computer to generate music—it was programmed to play "Baa Baa Black Sheep" and "God Save the King" for a visit to Manchester by the BBC in 1951.


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|Olorunnife nabs weekly honor
DENVER-The Idaho women's basketball team is off to its best start since the 2003-04 season, and the the Western Athletic Conference is beginning to take notice. Vandal senior Yinka Olorunnife was honored as the WAC Player of the Week on Monday.
Olorunnife helped the Vandals win a pair of games over Eastern Washington and UC Santa Barbara by averaging 19.0 points and 11.0 rebounds in two games. She shot 50.0 percent from the field for the week, draining 13-of-26 of her shots, and hit 7-of-13 3-pointers. Olorunnife had a double-double in both games, finishing with 21 points and 10 rebounds against Eastern Washington, and 17 points and 12 rebounds against UC Santa Barbara. She played all 50 minutes of Idaho's double-overtime win over the Gauchos.
"It's a great honor for her and for our program," Idaho coach Jon Newlee said. "She certainly deserved it, she did a great job on the boards and she has really picked up her scoring for us this year."
The award is the second of Olorunnife's career, and first of 2010-11. The Vandals are off to a 3-0 start this season.


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Tonight as part of the 18th Music Masters series of events, Alan Light will present a keynote lecture at Case Western Reserve University's Ford Auditorium that will look at the triumphs and challenges of the Rolling Stones' longevity. Light is the former Editor-in-Chief of Spin and Vibe magazines, a frequent contributor to The New York Times and Rolling Stone, and the author of The Holy or the Broken: Leonard Cohen and Jeff Buckley and the Unlikely Ascent of "Hallelujah." This event is free and reservations are not required. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The event will be live streamed here.
Although Ed Sullivan vowed never again to have the Rolling Stones on his show after their first appearance in 1964 – the same year the impressionable group of twenty somethings first landed on American shores, making a pilgrimage of sorts to Chess Records in Chicago – the popular TV host knew a ratings boom when he saw and heard it. Putting aside his resentment for the "unkempt" appearance of the Stones and the raucous audiences they attracted, Sullivan would welcome the Stones on his program five more times in the Sixties, where they'd perform 17 of their biggest hits. Among the Stones' more memorable appearences was during the January 15, 1967 episode, when the group agreed to play their suggestive new single, though with one small caveat: neither Jagger nor anybody else in the group could utter the song's title and chorus, "Let's Spend the Night Together." Instead, the lyric would be performed as "Let's spend some time together."
Released as a single in January 1967, the Rolling Stones' "Let's Spend the Night Together" was a hit on both sides of the Atlantic, but The Ed Sullivan Show censors were not the only American media to take issue with the song, as many radio stations across the country chose to play the single's flip side, "Ruby Tuesday." The decision ultimately provided the Stones with two simultaneously charting singles on the Billboard Hot 100. Still, the Stones hardly shied away from any controversy. In fact, the Rolling Stones' management freely played up the band's image as "bad boys," in contrast to the clean image presented by the Beatles, and it struck an emotional chord.
Nearly 40 years later, the Stones were still being censored, though this time in China, where government officials asked that the band not perform "Brown Sugar," "Honky Tonk Woman," "Beast of Burden," "Rough Justice" and, again, "Let's Spend the Night Together." The request was met with typical Jagger blasé: "Fortunately, we have 400 more songs that we can play, so it's not really an issue," he was quoted as saying by the BBC days before the concert in April 2006. "I'm pleased that the Ministry of Culture [in China] is protecting the morals of expat bankers and their girlfriends that are going to be coming."
For more Rolling Stones, visit the Rock Hall's featured exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, on view through March 2014.


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Hello Beautiful…August 28th, 2009 by Tim
Right now you're probably saying to yourself: Jesus-fucking-Christ it's about time they get off their negligent ass and write something, anything! Well, this, everybody, is your heads up.
We didn't get knocked off, bills are paid, dead I insist we are not. In fact, like the old Obi-Wan Kenobi, we intend only to return stronger and better. And we never left per se, but due to our over-active imaginations leading to some new and interesting ideas, we decided to enter yet another phase of theFreshScent thrusting it forward to version 4.
As with any path of evolution, we've decided to take tFS in a slightly new direction. We want your experience at theFreshScent to be fun and entertaining as well as inwardly stimulating. (We all try to dream 'big' here.)
We appreciate all the comments you've left over the several weeks we've been absent and it's nice to know that you're still thinking about us. Soon we'll be back, screening the breeze once again and we hope you remain with us upon our return. Until then…
See you soon gorgeous.
- tFS Staff
Banksy vs. Bristol MuseumJuly 9th, 2009 by Rick
Some call it art. Some call it graffiti. Banksy has a different view of his work:
People say graffiti is ugly, irresponsible and childish… but that's only if it's done properly.
The work of the English graffiti artist simply known as Banksy has invaded the Bristol Museum located on Queens Road in Bristol, England. Not much is known about the artist. What is known, is what can be seen through his unique ideas and wild artwork, which steer clear of commercial galleries and has been seen in various cities across the planet.
Banksy once said:
Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a sharp knife to it.
The fact that Banksy has a wide range of different art styles and techniques, whose artwork pops up all of over the world, leaves one to question if perhaps Banksy is actually a group or collective that run under one identity. Over the years various information has come out regarding Banksy's true identity, but nothing solid.
Banksy wrote at his website:
I am unable to comment on who may or may not be Banksy, but anyone described as being 'good at drawing' doesn't sound like Banksy to me.
The thing I hate the most about advertising is that it attracts all the bright, creative and ambitious young people, leaving us mainly with the slow and self-obsessed to become our artists. Modern art is a disaster area. Never in the field of human history has so much been used by so many to say so little.
Banksy's art has been within the Bristol Museum since June 13 and will be on exhibition until August 31. The Museum is open daily from 10am to 5pm, with admission being free.
Samples of his art can be found below.
- Stencil on the Thekla Social entertainment boat, central Bristol.
- Naked Man image by Banksy, on the wall of a sexual health clinic on Park Street, in Bristol.
- Stencil of Charles Manson in a prison suit, hitchhiking to anywhere, at an Archway, London.
- Work on a building in the Lower 9th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Graffiti paintings on the Israeli West Bank barrier near Qalandia.
- A painting on a wall near Bethléem.
Really, if you're nearby, you must check in.
From Zest to Meth: Former Figure Skater ChargedJuly 9th, 2009 by Rick
Looks like this 1995 U.S. figure skating champion chose the wrong ice to make a career out of…
On Tuesday, Nicole Bobek, a former Olympic athlete, plead not guilty, via video from the Hudson county jail, to the charges of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine in Hudson County, New Jersey.
The 31-year old was arrested last week, at her house in Jupiter, FL, after a year long investigation into a drug ring. Bobek waived extradition rights and was sent to the Garden City. Nineteen people have also been arrested in connection with the drug ring.
Hudson County Prosecutor Edward DeFazio said:
She played a significant role in this operation. [...] She was actively involved in the upper echelon of this ring.
Bobek is free on bond, more than likely heading back to her other home in Manhattan, which coincidentally is in the same state where the investigation into the drug ring first began. If convicted, she faces up to 10 years and a $150,000 fine.
Court Date & Movie Premiere for WaylettJuly 9th, 2009 by Rick
A court date has finally been set for actor of Harry Potter fame, 19-year old Jamie Waylett, who was busted back in April for having ten marijuana plants at his home in Kilburn, north London. On July 16th, Waylett and 20-year old John Innis are scheduled to appear in the Westminster Magistrates' Court.
Waylett plays the character, Vincent Crabbe, the right hand man of Draco Malfoy, Potter's schoolyard nemesis. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince is set for it's world premiere on Tuesday, July 14th at Leicester Square in London.
Subway Unveils New TV Spot Featuring PhelpsJuly 9th, 2009 by Rick
Five. Five dollar. Five dollar foot lonnng.
Michael Phelps is finally back on the endorsement trail, after being shunned by some of his sponsors and dropped by Kellogs, because of a picture that circulated the internet five months back that showed him toking on a bong. The company that picked up the slack? Subway.
With their sandwich shops soon to be visited by hungry stoners worldwide, the ad execs that came up with this commercial brilliantly targeted the demographic, while at the same time, having it appear as a regular commercial for those that lack the radar for pot innuendo.
Some of the subtle clues:
- So… any coincidence that the video feed freezes on a frame where MP looks like a stereotypical stoner?
- Maybe… the looping soundtrack playing in the background — Thank you for letting me be myself again.
- Or… what about the the vibrant, eye catching colors with encrusted shiny jewels?
- Kicking it… Jared watches goofy shit on TV… you know you do it too.
- Easily the most obvious clue was the URL of the Subway website advertised… nice.
- Perhaps the words phresh, phave, and phlavor are meant for the sub-culture circle?
- Or… the use of the phrase 'The man behind the marinara.' What did you see the first time reading it?
- The new logo says it all… way fresh indeed.
As Kellog's stock went down after they canned Phelps' contract, Subway only stands to profit from their new push into an old demographic that more than likely has been eating at their franchise since its grand opening. Now, the pot smokers will simply go out of their way to eat $5 foot long subs, letting Subway and Phelps rake in the green.
Weed Philanthropists Set Up Shop in CAJuly 9th, 2009 by Russ
This week, ABC news reported on the newest innovation in the battle for California's medical marijuana market share. Apparently a group calling itself the Artists Collective has been employing Twitter to coordinate weed drop offs for MMJ patients who prefer to do business in spurts of 140-characters or less. While the twits of the world are certainly proud of the entrepreneurship they've spawned, they don't represent the most unique facet of the Artists Collective business plan.
You see, Artists Collective is a registered 501(c)3 (non profit). Moreover, its entire purpose is to raise enough money to give out grants to local artists. Move over Pew Charitable Trust. There is a new game in town. While the model is still brand new, and the scale relatively small, this sort of thinking could make waves in the greater philanthropy world.
In the current system, most philanthropy dollars flow from family trusts through private foundations. The programs selected for funding tend to do very conservative study or social work. Rarely would an esteemed organization (with some former Robber Baron's name on the building) want to risk funding anything that would be considered countercultural or controversial.
Starting a foundation from the (weed harvested) ground up opens the door for a plethora of new alternative off-centered artists to finally receive some well-deserved patronage. For instance, it's about time someone put some serious greenbacks behind the efforts of the Billboard Liberation Front.
With that in mind, here's to hoping that the Artists Collective is the new JD Rockefellers of the Digital Herb Racket.
San Diego Issues Medical Marijuana ID CardsJuly 8th, 2009 by Rick
After dragging ass for years, by way of the U.S. Supreme Court, secret stings and raids on medical marijuana dispensaries, San Diego has finally complied to California's medical marijuana law and began issuing medical marijuana ID cards to the medical marijuana patients.
Jordan Jarvis, a medical marijuana patient and operator of Top Quality Collective, said:
This kind of medicine has given me the ability to get up and do things and be part of a society again. [...] We can now get ID cards that are and should be respected among law enforcement without harassment. [...] It's groundbreaking.
San Diego breaking down and issuing medical marijuana ID cards is a big step in California's medical marijuana movement, yet after so many attempts to circumvent prop 215, something tells me it's not the end of their fight politically.
Eco-Friendly Marijuana PackagingJuly 7th, 2009 by Erin
There's nothing I love more than when two of my favorite things come together, like Base Design shows us with their concept joint packaging design by recycling disposable containers, painting them white, and adding the iconic black pot leaf sticker.
- Altoids containers
- film canisters
- glass cases
- R/X pill containers
Tom Greenwood of Base says:
There's a whole ritual and tactile experience that goes with smoking, and we didn't want to detract from that. [...] Nobody owns marijuana, man.
The intent of the design is to send a "green" message while understanding that everyone rolls differently; hence the various shapes and sizes of containers.


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ZF-6321: JQuery Accordion is not working
I downloaded the latest JQuery (1.3.2) and JQuery UI ( 1.7.1) and tried with the View Helper included in ZF 1.7.8.
The Accordion is not working "out of the box". The structure, the AccordionContainer writes, is wrong.
1.7.8 writes this structure to the document:
I changed the structure to:
And the accordion worked well.
hello i have the same problem and the
Sample Input
<?= $this->accordionContainer()
->addPane("accord1", "Accord 1", "sample text 1")
->addPane("accord1", "Accord 2", "sample text 2")
->addPane("accord1", "Accord 3", "sample text 3")
->accordionContainer("accord1", array(), array("class" => "lightness")); ?>
Sample Output
ofollow" href="www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
it's missing the $("#accord1").accordion({});
on the $(document).ready(function()
you adressed another problem, but i think you don't echo the jQuery Object in your header.
Look at this example:
<?= $this->jQuery()
->setLocalPath('/script/jquery/jquery-1.3.2.min.js'); ?>
If you do, check your render mode. It's better to not set it in your case, so the object writes all necessary data to the document. Check the documentation "184.108.40.206. Refactoring jQuery environment with setRenderMode()"
It would be especially nice if there was a way to set the protected $_elementHtmlTemplate variable. Or as mentioned above, have the correct HTML. The example that the original poster displayed is incorrect HTML (note the use of unordered lists with no list item tags after).
The example provided in the documentation (and example.html files) is below:
Sorry for invalid xhtml. Here are the correction:
I find it not usefull to change the used html template for the accordion element. Instead it should simple create correct markup. If you need an element with changed markup, extend the element and overwrite $_elementHtmlTemplate. For this reason benjamin used protected and not private declaration for this variable.
Thorsten Ruf
In my current practice I have simply extended the element. However, upon seeing this bug report, I felt the current examples that jQuery UI uses (like the example you provided), would be more appropriate than the current template that is set for this, and other UI components.
after changing the $_elementHtmlTemplate variable in the helper it started to work
I'll look into it, but i have to check if your proposed accordion structures work with UI 1.5 as well, so that the helper works on both.
Changed priority to minor, because overriding is possible
Hi Benjamin,
i'm sorry, but i really can't understand the priority change. If you leave the code as it is at the moment, a beginner have to extend the Element and overwrite the template variable. I appreciate your work a lot, but if you take a look at the documentation only one or two elements are working "out of the box" with the actual version of jQuery. I spent a lot of time to fix some elements, because i need the latest versions.
At the moment you can download UI as follwoing:
"Current (stable) (1.7.1: jQuery 1.3+)" or
"Legacy (1.6: jQuery 1.2.6)".
Setting priority to critical. As the functionality clearly does not work (AT ALL!), and the functionality is therebye rendered useless.
@pedro: i run in the same issue, i just added the Jquery accordion call myself with
<?= $this->jQuery()->addJavascript('$("#navigation").accordion({})'); ?> than i noticed that if i call addJavaScript the code is printed.
it looks like:
so i ended up with calling addJavascript() with an empty string.
Fixed in trunk and merged back into 1.8 release branch.
The use of ``` now switches 1.5 vs 1.7 behaviour.
It still doesn't work in ZF 1.8.4 which i downloaded today!
$view = Zend_Layout::getMvcInstance()->getView(); $view->addHelperPath('ZendX/JQuery/View/Helper/', 'ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper'); ZendX_JQuery::enableView($view); $view->jQuery() ->setUiVersion ('1.7.2') ->addStylesheet ('/styles/custom-theme/jquery-ui-1.7.2.custom.css') ->setLocalPath ('/scripts/jquery-1.3.2.min.js') ->setUiLocalPath('/scripts/jquery-ui-1.7.2.min.js');
$a = new ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_AccordionContainer(); $a->setView($this->view); $a->addPane("a", "a1", "blabla", array()); $a->addPane("a", "a2", "blabla", array()); $a->addPane("a", "a3", "blabla", array()); $this->view->assign("tabs", $a->accordionContainer("a", array(), array()));
h3>}} around the {{}} ist still missing, should be:
You have to change Line 146 in AccordionContainer.php (/extras/library/ZendX/JQuery/View/Helper) from
$this->_elementHtmlTemplate = '%s
$this->_elementHtmlTemplate = '


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Living Up To The Billing
The 2010 Major League Baseball All-Star Game was billed as a pitchers duel. It started off with these two gentlemen…
…and didn't wander too far from the script.
The first run of the game was scored by the AL in the fifth inning on a Robinson Cano sacrifice fly…
…after Dodger pitcher Hong-Chih Kuo's throwing error allowed a man to stand on third base.
It wasn't until the seventh inning when the NL finally began to build a rally, capped off by a bases-clearing single from Brian McCann:
The American Leaguers didn't do anything else until the bottom of the ninth, when David Ortiz led off with a single and, with one out, John Buck did likewise. However, NL right fielder Marlon Byrd nabbed the ball on a hop and fired to second, gunning down the lead-footed Big Papi (and the AL's serious chance of tying things up):
The obvious game MVP was McCann:
Matt Capps retired one batter to pick up the win, while Luke Hughes took the lose and Jonathan Broxton recorded the save.
About the only scary moment of the game came when Ryan Braun made a diving catch…
…and rolled right on top of his wrist. He came away from the play unscathed, but could have very easily broken his wrist on the play. Whew!
All in all, the 2010 ASG was a tight, well-played contest, and I was disppointed to hear today that it garnered such poor ratings on FOX. To me, the ASG is an event I look forward to every summer, and I don't see why more people don't get excited about it. Perhaps in this day and age of round-the-clock media coverage the fans actually need a "break" as much as the players, but not for me, I guess. I remember watching the game with stars in my eyes as a child, and I still do to this day.


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Meet Aiki 4" Our 2nd launched mobile Smartphone model. A more compact combination of our superb stable community oriented ROM software with pre-installed apps that brings to the user, from the first moment of usage all what is good in smartphone's world.
Coupled with a dual core chip, offered in two colors and unbeatable price and freedom, it surely can be your android beginners' mobile choice.
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The other sampled that I received from Trolli included two new candies of theirs. This is always exciting, as it's fun to think you're getting a taste of them before they head into stores to sell. I was aware that Trolli made gummi products, but I don't see their gummi bears around very often. Usually it's Haribo, Black Forest, or a store brand I see. So Trolli has released these Big Bold Bears, which is a re-vamp of their classic gummi bears. Pretty neat!
These bears are, the package describes them, "4x larger than their classic bears" and "Loaded with Flavor". This interests me because the major problem I have with gummi bears is that they were never flavorful enough for me. Sadly, I didn't have any of the regular Trolli gummi bears on me so I couldn't make a direct comparison of the size. I didn't feel like going out hunting for them.
These bears come in all colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. The back of the package lists the flavors: blue raspberry, wild cherry, grape, green apple, lemon-lime and orange.
Let's work our way down the colors:
Wild Cherry: Smells faintly of red. The gummi has a horribly medicinal taste to it, just like cough medicine. It's very bitter and metallic, even though it finished with a juicy flavor.
Orange: Immediately tart and zesty. This is more like it. The orange flavor is bright and juicy and reminds me of tangerine flavors.
Lemon-Lime: This one is just lightly sweet. No real sourness or tartness. This is good for people who usually hate lemon flavors.
Green Apple: The flavor is mild at first, then gradually grows into an apple flavor that reminds me of store bought apple pie mix. It's sweet but has these strange "green" notes to it.
Blue Raspberry: Surprisingly tasty for a blue raspberry. Its taste like good blackberry jam. Color me surprised, I really liked this one.
Grape: This one is mild and flavorful. It taste more of muscat grapes with a juicy base with floral notes to it. Very taste, my second favorite after the blue raspberry.
I was pleased with these. The few I thought I'd like where actually the ones I liked least, and the ones I wasn't looking forward to at all ended being extremely yummy. Just goes to show you need to try things in order to see if you like them.
Rating: Might Eat Again
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2012 Warehouse/DC Operations Survey: Mixed signals
November 01, 2012 - MMH Editorial
What's trending?
Despite the mixed signals, there's one clear conclusion that both Derewecki and Saenz derived from this year's survey: Corporate is making its presence felt inside the warehouse and DC.
"There's an increasing recognition of the importance of the supply chain and how much money is being spent on it," says Derewecki. "Corporate managers have become increasingly focused on the details that make the difference, even at the DC level."
According to Saenz, this fact is never more evident than in the number of respondents who say they're using their enterprise resource planning (ERP) system's warehouse management system (WMS) functionally in the DC (27%)—twice the number of respondents using best-of-breed WMS (13%). "Corporate does not want to play around with expensive WMS packages," speculates Saenz. "They made a commitment to use an ERP system, so they want to use everything these systems can offer—even though it may not be the best thing for the warehouse."
Derewecki agrees, adding that the WMS being offered today by the big ERP players "isn't as bad for the warehouse as it used to be." He says that 10 years ago some of his clients were forced to use ERP at the DC level because corporate wanted everyone to integrate with the company's ERP system. "All of the functionalities that managers used to have with their stand-alone WMS just weren't there," says Derewecki. "In some cases, they had to switch back to more manual operations." But these days, he adds, developers have significantly improved the functionality of ERP's WMS packages.
"As more companies run their businesses with an ERP system, it's easier and less costly to simply use that ERP's WMS," adds Saenz. "I think this is a trend that's going to continue."
There's also a trend toward a more consolidated network. Since 2010, the percentage of respondents with three or fewer buildings has been steadily increasing, while the percentage with four or more buildings has been steadily decreasing. Saenz believes that it's all part of a continuing push by companies to do more with less.
"However, with fewer facilities, you may achieve savings in operating costs, but you may be potentially increasing your freight," Saenz cautions. "This is not a particularly good move with today's inflating gasoline prices."
Even more mixed signals surface from this year's findings. While some networks may be contracting to fewer facilities, about 60% of respondents are planning to do some sort of expansion this year. Twenty-six percent are increasing their number of SKUs, and 25% are increasing the number of employees.
Despite these plans for expansion, average inventory turns have not improved and remain steady at 8.2. Derewecki offers a possible explanation: "At many companies, in spite of the emphasis on inventory control and the improvement in information systems tools, the proliferation of SKUs has prevented the overall turn ratios from improving."
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Wagner, Sanborn Talk Ivy Title, NCAA Journey As They Prepare For Nationals
Sophomore Harrison Wagner and freshman Byron Sanborn were among the group of swimmers who heard the familiar refrain all season: Without the Class of 2012, there was no chance the Ivy League championship was coming back to Princeton.
Both they and their teammates had other ideas, though. After helping Princeton win its fifth straight Ivy League title three weeks ago, both Wagner and Sanborn will lead a cast of six Princeton swimmers to the 2013 NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships, held March 28-30 in Indianapolis.
Joining the duo, both of whom will compete in both individual and relay events, will be the quartet of Sandy Bole, Teo D'Alessandro, Connor Maher and Michael Strand. That group of four will be part of Princeton's 200/400 medley relays, as well as the 400/800 free relays.
Wagner, the Ivy League champion in the 50, is currently ranked 19th nationally in that event with a time of 19.58. He is also eligible to swim in the 100 free, where he currently ranks 50th in 43.66, though he will undoubtedly be a critical piece to several Princeton relays. Wagner's performances in the Ivy League relays were among the top highlights in a weekend filled with championship efforts by Princeton when it rallied past Harvard to win the 2013 Ivy title.
While that title was Wagner's second, it was the first for Sanborn and the rest of the talented Class of 2016. Sanborn currently ranks 24th in the 200 breast in 1:55.58, and there are only three freshmen nationally who have faster times this season. He is also eligible to compete in the 100 breast, where he is 40th in a time of 53.94.


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A substitute teacher was in charge that horrible day.
On the morning of May 20, 1988, at Hubbard Woods Elementary School, in the upscale Chicago suburb of Winnetka, a woman named Laurie Dann walked into a second-grade classroom with three handguns she had obtained legally. Substitute teacher Amy Moses was conducting a lesson on bicycle safety. Dann opened fire, killing one eight-year-old boy, Nicholas Corwin, and injuring five others, including a first-grade boy sheshot in the bathroom before entering the classroom. Police said that Moses' initial reaction (she refused to follow Dann's orders to herd the children together) probably spared many others.
As school districts review their safety procedures following the tragic shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School, I hope they include substitute teachers. Every day, up to 10 percent of U.S. classrooms are led by substitute teachers, according to STEDI.org, a Utah-based, national leader in substitute teacher training. More than three-fourths of school districts do not train substitute teachers for the job, including training them in the school's safety procedures, according to Geoffrey Smith, STEDI.org's founder and director.
For two years, I was a substitute teacher—one of the 375,000 to 500,000 people who stand in for regular teachers in the U.S. each day. Yet I can't tell you what the school safety procedures were in any of the Wisconsin schools in which I worked. Looking back, I wish I had demanded to know what to do in the event of a shooter or lockdown. Instead, I recall standing in school rooms before the kids entered—elementary through high school—and wondering where I would hide the children, what furniture I would stack against the door, in what circumstances I should get them out of the room and how (could I ask a high school student, for example, to throw a chair through the window?). Each room was equipped with a telephone, but how did I reach the front office? Or an outside line to the police?
"There is a very high accountability and responsibility associated with the job," says Rachel Fisher, program director and founder of EDTrainingCenter.com, a Tampa-based company thatprovides online training for thousands of substitute teachers who work in New York, Miami and Las Vegas, among other cities.
When a school goes into lockdown for minutes or for hours—as did schools on Fort Hood Military Base, in Killeen, Texas, on November 5, 2009, when a soldier fatally shot 13 and wounded more than two dozen others—how can an untrained substitute teacher manage such a situation?
Substitute teachers are seldom trained in how to react to an intruder or how to handle the children in the event of an emergency, according to Kathy Rogers, an education specialist who leads a large substitute teacher training program for Education Service Center Region 12, which serves 77 school districts, plus charter schools, in central Texas. "People believe something bad can never happen, yet sometimes it does," she said.
All substitute teachers trained through ESC Region 12 are trained in evacuation procedures and the basics of an intruder drill, says Rogers. "If they find themselves in a horrible situation, at least they have the awareness not to let the kids talk, to keep away from the windows and more—exactly what the Sandy Hook teachers did."
We already spend at least $4 billion a year on substitute teachers. So please, school districts, kick in a little more time, perhaps a little more money, and definitely a little more understanding that in this day and age, your students should never be under the care of someone not trained to handle a safety emergency.
Carolyn Bucior's memoir, Sub Culture: Three Years in Education's Dustiest Corner, was named one of 2011's best education reads by Time magazine and the American School Board Journal.


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A good barrel should be the very first upgrade you do on almost every paintball gun. There are a few guns that already come with upgraded barrels but for the most part, the stock barrel that comes with a gun is not very good. In short, paintball gun manufacturers make guns, not barrels. They put their time and expertise in to those guns. Their barrels get the ball down range but that's about it. A good barrel, more than any other upgrade, will make an immediate difference in the performance of your paintball gun and your game play. Sure, you could upgrade your rate of fire, but being able to shoot twice as fast means nothing if you still can't hit what you're aiming at.
Most every barrel out there is some variation of a straight barrel. They are supposed to make your gun more accurate by being made to tighter tolerances and having better designs than a stock paintball barrel. There are aftermarket barrels that are no good. Just like any other product there are good ones and bad ones. Some are gimmicky and some are true works of art. There are many variations here but we'll get in to that in another article. For now we'll just mention that the Lapco 14" Big Shot Barrel is one of our favorites. They're incredibly well made to exacting tolerances. They were scientifically designed and have out performed all others on various accuracy contests over the years. And, they're not too expensive. A bit cheaper but still very nice would be the J&J 14" Ceramic Barrel. You can get cheaper and more expensive barrels but you won't find anything more accurate than that Lapco and you can't beat the accuracy to price value of the J&J Ceramic.
These are a straight barrel, but with a two piece design. They can be the most accurate barrel. You can change the internal diameter size to match the paintball size. We are still talking about .68 caliber, but the .001 will make a difference on how efficiently the air is used to push the ball and how evenly the ball travels down the barrel. The front "tip" can come in varying lengths. Length has no effect on accuracy. Shorter barrels are easier to maneuver, longer are easier to manipulate bunkers with. (The more brush you can stick it through, or more of an angle you can push into inflatable bunker.) Choose what suits your preference. The rear "back" of this system can come in multiple internal diameters. The sizes vary kit to kit, but the variety of sizes is what you use to match the diameter of the paintballs. See our paintball article for more information. To match a specific size you will test a few balls from the center of a bag of paintballs. If the ball rolls through the back, its to big. If you can't blow it through, its to small. How tight it is, is again a little bit of personal preference. Tighter is more efficient, but one odd sized or out of round ball, and you could get a barrel break. It's best to allow for a little variance. With a full kit you have to ability to match a greater selection of paintballs. You can also start a kit with a single back and tip and build as you need. This can be cheaper than buying multiple complete barrels of different sizes. Kit options are about the same as for one piece straight barrels. Lapco and J&J make good kits. The Techt iFit is a great system that can be used with any thread matching barrel as the tip.
There are only 2. The Tippmann Flatline and the Empire BT Apex. Both change the trajectory of the ball by creating a backspin on the ball like a slider in baseball. This causes the ball to skim along a flatter trajectory for a longer shot. This backspin does cause some accuracy issues though. Because there is movement up and down during flight it's harder to be consistently accurate. Also, any tilting to the right or left of your gun will cause the ball to pull right or left because of the spin. So these range barrels are great for that extra range (extra 100ft or so) and you can hit people that can't even come close to you BUT you do sacrifice some accuracy. Additional article about Effective Range (ER).
So what if you could get both the range and the accuracy? Well you can't combine both of these at the exact same time but you can almost get the best of both worlds. Many barrels are now available in an Apex Ready version or with an interchangeable tip/adapter that lets you add an Apex barrel tip to a straight barrel. The Apex tips are unique in that the manner in which they induce the back spin on the ball can be turned on and off with a switch on the tip. So by putting an Apex tip on one of the highly accurate barrels mentioned above you end up with almost the perfect barrel. At long range you can have the Apex engaged giving you the ability to reach out and touch someone. When the fire fight gets a little closer you can turn the back spin off and you're left with the excellent accuracy of a good straight barrel. Both the Lapco Big Shots and the J&J Ceramics can be configured this way.
12" to 16" is what you're looking for. Much longer and you start to get too much resistance from the barrel making them inefficient. Too short and the barrels are loud, they don't stabilize the ball before it exits, and they're less efficient because the ball doesn't have time to accelerate to full speed.
LAPCO barrels are 100% made and assembled in Valencia, California, USA since 1987. LAPCO took barrel manufacturing to a scientific level and found the keys to paintball barrel accuracy were a precision interior finish, the size of the bore, cylindricity, and concentricity.
Different guns take different threaded barrels. Here's a quick reference for all of the Tippmann guns. Find your gun on our barrel chart to check which threads you need.
Accuracy on a budget:
J&J Ceramic Barrel: 12-16 Inches
Best Accuracy:
Lapco Big Shot: 12-14 Inches
Lapco Big Shot: with Apex Ready Tip - You can upgrade this with an Apex tip later.
Best Range at the cost of some accuracy:
Tippmann Flatline Barrel
Empire BT Apex Barrel
Best Range and Best Accuracy as needed:
Lapco Big Shot with Apex Tip
J&J Commando Ceramic with Apex Adapter and Tip
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ZF-2189: skipData processing
skipData information is stored within Lucene index. It's actually a "sub-index" of term documents list
Processing this info may help with a performance of some special query types.
If we process phrase query or multiterm query with several required terms and one term has very low selectivity (high cardinality), then we can process other terms first to limit result set. SkipData processing allows to avoid full document list scan for these high cardinality terms.
That makes sense in the case of huge indices (hundreds of thousands documents) and queries with terms having extremely low selectivity ('a', 'the', 'in', 'is', ...) StopWords analyzer may be used as workaround for this problem.
I believe this was implemented for 1.7. If not, please reopen, Alex.
Yeah. That's closed. There were some additional ideas concerning skipData usage for performance improvement, so I didn't close these issues.
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Photographs by Anastasia Pantsios document rock and roll's most talented women through the eras
CLEVELAND (January 11, 2011) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will unveil its latest exhibit, Girls on Film: 40 Years of Women in Rock, on Monday, February 14, in the Rock Hall's Patty, Jay and Kizzie Baker Gallery. The exhibit, featuring images by photographer Anastasia Pantsios, offers a snapshot into the world of some of the most influential women in rock and roll over the last four decades.
When Anastasia Pantsios photographed her first concert — a free concert by Jefferson Airplane in Chicago's Grant Park in 1969 — women were a rarity in rock bands. At the same time, women were trying to elbow their way into the burgeoning ranks of rock photographers, led by Rolling Stone's Annie Leibovitz. In Cleveland, Pantsios was one of three women who formed Kaleyediscope Photography in 1978 to market the photos they were shooting of musicians. As women became more numerous and prominent on rock and roll stages in the Eighties and beyond, Pantsios developed a special interest in the visual study of the changing and diverse ways they presented themselves while making music. Girls on Film covers her 40 years of shooting rock's talented women, starting with Jefferson Airplane's Grace Slick and continuing through contemporary star Gwen Stefani.
Highlights from the exhibit include:
· Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane, Grant Park, Chicago: May 1969
The first concert Pantsios photographed was this free daytime show in Chicago's Grant Park — pre-Woodstock, very pre-Altamont, and everything idyllic and rife with possibility. Late-Sixties, early-Seventies rock wasn't very open to women, and the few out there tended to fall into two slots: pristine, long-haired folkie girl or belting blues mama. Grace Slick was neither of those — the most singular female personality of the era.
· Patti Smith, Agency Recording, Cleveland: January 27, 1976
This photograph was shot by Pantsios at Agency Recording, upstairs from the old Agora in Cleveland on East 24th Street. In this photo, Patti Smith is listening to a playback after a show. Her version of the Who's "My Generation" from this show appeared on the B-side of her single "Gloria" later in 1976.
· Joan Jett, Music Hall, Cleveland: April 10, 1982
Joan Jett emerged from the ashes of the Runaways to have a brief burst of solo success in the early Eighties. She didn't rely on sex appeal and blended in with her band, and often she was cited as a touchstone by the riot-grrrl bands of the Nineties.
· Tina Turner, Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio: June 18, 1984
Few breakthroughs of the Eighties were more surprising than the grand-scale comeback of Tina Turner when her 1984 album, Private Dancer, vaulted her to superstardom. Known from the Ike and Tina days as a hot live performer, she was arguably more prepared than anyone who ever enjoyed such meteoric success to command headlining slots in arenas like Richfield Coliseum and amphitheaters like Blossom Music Center.
Girls on Film: 40 Years of Women in Rock, will close on September 5, 2011.
About Anastasia Pantsios
Anastasia Pantsios' casual interest in photography became a driving passion while she was at Case Western Reserve University pursuing a degree in theater in the early '70s with the goal of being a lighting designer. While shooting theater productions for the CWRU newspaper, she started toting her camera to concerts downtown at Public Hall by groups like Led Zeppelin, the Who, and Crosby Stills and Nash.
Publication in local underground papers led to her work appearing in national publications like Cream, Circus and Hit Parader. In 1978, she started Kaleyediscope Photography with two other women photographers to market their work. They felt that forming a company would help them overcome the tendency to regard women rock photographers as groupies. Kaleyediscope existed until the mid-'80s when the founders' interests took them in different directions. But it springboarded Pantsios to a productive decade when her work appeared nationally and internationally in publications like Rolling Stone, Spin, the Village Voice, Esquire, the National Enquirer, Goldmine, Guitar World, USA Today and People; and in books on Van Halen, Cyndi Lauper, Culture Club, Tina Turner, Bruce Springsteen, Kiss, Motley Crue, David Bowie, the Pretenders, U2, Judas Priest, the Plasmatics, Scorpions, Todd Rundgren, Joe Walsh and Eric Clapton; as well as general-interest rock books, like Norm N. Nite's Rock On Almanac.
In addition, her work has appeared on album covers for Eric Clapton, Southside Johnny, Patti LaBelle, Kathy Mattea, AC/DC, Styx, Kurtis Blow and Robert Palmer, among others. She has done numerous gallery shows in Cleveland and recently curated Visual Music: Northeast Ohio Photographers Look at Rock and Roll at the We Gallery in Akron. She is currently a staff writer for Scene, where she also shoots news stories and food.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays, the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $17 for seniors (65+) and $13 for youth (9-12). When you become a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, the world of rock and roll becomes yours to explore. Call 216.515.8425 for information on becoming a member. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Raspberry Cheese Danish RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup plus 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar, divided
- 1 can (8 ounces) refrigerated crescent rolls
- 1/2 cup seedless raspberry jam
- 2 teaspoons 2% milk
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar until smooth. Unroll crescent dough and separate into four rectangles; seal perforations. Cut each rectangle in half, making eight squares.
- Transfer squares to a parchment paper-lined baking sheet. Spread 1 tablespoon cream cheese mixture diagonally across each square. Top with 1 tablespoon jam. Bring two opposite corners of dough over filling; pinch together firmly to seal.
- Bake at 375° for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown. Combine milk and remaining confectioners' sugar; drizzle over pastries. Serve warm. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 8 servings.
Reviews for Raspberry Cheese Danish
"These were great and so easy to make! I made half with raspberry and the other half with strawberry jam. I'd recommend using slightly less cheese and jam filling since most of mine leaked out during baking. Otherwise you can bring up the sides a little so it doesn't leak out. Very good!!!"
"Can't wait to make these. They sounds so delicious and easy to make too."
"My attempt came out looking hoorendous but tasted good. I don't understand how you can cook them pinching two sides instead of four and have them look so nice! My jam melted and ran everywhere!!! I did everything exactly the way it said- twice!!! Help?!"
"These are SO easy and delicious! My son-in-law is especially fond of of them. I printed the recipe off my daughter and am getting ready to make a double batch for them. This recipe is a real winner!!!"
"These are simple to make, yet delicious. I opted out on the exta sugar and milk mixture on top."


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Is there a reason to use
scp instead of
rsync? I can see no reason for using
scp ever again,
rsync does everything that
scp does, with more safety (can preserve symlinks etc).
If you have to copy a large number of files, or have large files, rsync over ssh will be much faster than scp.
scp provides a cp like method to copy files from one machine to a remote machine over a secure SSH connection.
rsync allows you to syncronise remote folders.
They are different programs and both have their uses. scp is always secure, whereas rsync must travel over SSH to be secure.
One of the main things (which I think no one mentioned) is that if you are transferring large amounts of data or files, and if the transfer is disconnected before completion for any reason, rsync will pick it up where it left off. Whereas scp doesn't.
I use scp if I want to transfer one or couple of files or directories. I go to rsync for multi GB size data.


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ATR (Auto-Teile-Ring) is a collaboration between leading international wholesalers in the automotive sector. It is also the home of three workshop and trading concepts. Stuttgart-based ATR International AG is the umbrella organization of the trade cooperation, while ATR SERVICE GmbH, also in Stuttgart, manages and designs the AC AUTO CHECK, Meisterhaft and autoPARTNER concepts. Independent automotive workshops and specialized dealers who opt to become part of these concepts benefit from professional know-how and methods for boosting customer loyalty, while still retaining their entrepreneurial autonomy. Communication Consultants supports ATR International AG and ATR SERVICE GmbH in their external and internal communication activities. CC produces the customer magazine "blinklicht" (for the independent automotive parts market), "meisterhaft", "CHECKHEFT" and "autoPILOT" (for workshop customers), press releases, individual PR campaigns, advertisements, websites (e.g. atr.de and cartechnic.de) and much more.