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COMMENT: Analyst's Corner
The SPARC/Oracle Solaris Platform EvolutionBy Diana Reichardt
Optimization combines hardware and software in new ways, improving performance and availability for enterprise workloads.
Oracle Magazine spoke with Jean S. Bozman, research vice president at International Data Corporation (IDC), about enterprise hardware and software trends and Oracle's SPARC roadmap.
Oracle Magazine: What is optimization, and why is it important to customers?
Bozman: Today there is an industrywide move to have greater optimization between hardware and software, and a good amount of that optimization applies to systems management as well. From the 1980s through the 1990s, IT organizations were acting as their own system integrators. They had large IT staffs, and they did a lot of tuning and optimizing and tweaking themselves. Many IT shops traded tips and techniques for this optimization process, but the result was one-off customization that couldn't be leveraged in a consistent way. Just as importantly, the combination of the increasing complexity of systems, the specific IT skill sets needed, and the budgetary considerations for this kind of work made it harder for a company's IT staff to do this work themselves.
In recent years, particularly with the economic downturn, downsizing affected many IT departments. Today, a lot of the expertise that was dedicated to in-house tuning by in-house IT departments is moving to IT providers that are working to optimize system performance and system reliability. So what you have in the case of Oracle is a group of skilled hardware and software engineers who are able to look at all of the company's products and optimize Oracle's software to run even better on its hardware. Oracle has been very clear about putting its engineers to work side by side to optimize solutions for rapid deployment, and with high levels of system performance and availability.
In computer science, it's well known that operating systems and firmware and systems-level code can be optimized to work together more efficiently, resulting in improved system performance and overall throughput—getting more work done per unit of time. For example, placing new functionality within an operating system kernel has the effect of speeding up performance—much more than adding that functionality outside the operating system kernel. As the SPARC hardware evolves, that's the kind of thing that can be done with Oracle Solaris, allowing it to work even more efficiently on future generations of SPARC.
Oracle Magazine: What does the combination of Oracle and Sun mean for customers and the marketplace?
As the SPARC/Oracle Solaris platform evolves, binary compatibility is another important consideration. Historically, Sun customers have been able to start with one SPARC platform and then move on to the next, while bringing all their application software along with custom apps or ISV apps with guaranteed binary compatibility. This has been very important to longtime SPARC customers, who have been able to take advantage of upward compatibility as they move from one generation of hardware to the next. Now that Oracle includes Sun technology, you can see this process accelerating. The December 2010 SPARC Supercluster announcement from Oracle was a good example, with some very specific product offerings and solutions being unveiled. We expect there will be more examples using SPARC building blocks in the overall line of Oracle products going forward.
Diana Reichardt (email@example.com) is a senior writer for Oracle Publishing.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 21, 2013) - Incliment weather caused officials to postpone the second day of competition of the USC Upstate Fall Classic. All singles and doubles flights will be played to completion Sunday, Sept. 22.
No. 1 seed, Lyn Yee Choo (Kuching, Malaysia) will take on Julia Paulson of Wofford in the quarterfinals of the A singles flight, while Anna Gerbasi (Caracas, Venezuela) will face off against Gardner-Webb's Yasmine Doost.
In the B singles flight, No. 1 seed Salma Dahbi (Marrakech, Morocco) will play Wofford's Taylor Carlson, and Jessica Brumit (Elizabethton, Tenn.) will take on Kalli Karas, also of Wofford.
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Amplivox Ambassador solid hardwood raised panel sound lecturn makes an extraordinary statement about your organization. Crafted from the finest hardwoods, this imposing lectern creates an impressive look in boardroom or auditorium. There's plenty of room for two presenters to be behind lectern and the flat top workspace provides enough space for lots of books and supporting materials. All of your equipment stays secure and ready to use at a moments notice. Multiple coats of durable clear lacquer preserve the natural wood and enhance the grain.
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HONOLULU—The Arizona State diving team will officially open the 2013-14 season in a trimeet against Utah and the University of Hawai'i, Oct. 13-14, at the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex in Honolulu, Hawai'i.
The Sun Devils return Olympian Riley McCormick, NCAA 3-meter runner-up Hailey Casper, Pac-12 freshman diver of the year Morgan Weller and Sydney Czuas who is returning to form after a shoulder injury.
The Sun Devils also welcome freshman Hunter Atha, who saw his first action in the pool last weekend in a dual meet against Wisconsin.
On Sunday, the 3-meter springboard competition will begin at 12:00 p.m. followed by the 1-meter at 2:00 p.m. The meet will conclude on Monday with the platform dive at 2:30 p.m.
Who: University of Hawai'i vs. Arizona State and Utah
What: UH men's and women's diving dual meet
When: Sunday, Oct. 13 and Monday, Oct. 14
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Jonesborough's Pat Runion Wins Season Ticket Giveaway At AutoTrader.com Speedway In Lights At BMS
Jonesborough's Pat Runion is the second winner in the 12 Days of Christmas ticket giveaway at Bristol Motor Speedway's Autotrader.com Speedway In Lights.
Runion visited the holiday light show, one of the largest in the country, Tuesday, Nov. 15, and registered for the ultimate fan package. Included in the package is:
- Two grandstand tickets for both Sprint Cup races at BMS in 2010, the Food City 500 (March 21) and the Irwin Tools Night Race (Aug. 21).
- Two grandstand tickets for both Nationwide races next year, the Scotts Turf Builder 300 (March 20) and the Food City 250 (Aug. 20).
- Two grandstand tickets to the Camping World Truck Series race in 2010, the O'Reilly 200 (Aug. 18).
- Two tickets to Ford Fan Friday qualifying (March 19).
- Two cold pit passes for both the Food City 500 and Irwin Tools Night Race.
- On-property parking pass for both NASCAR weekends.
- A $25 gift certificate to Speedway World, the souvenir store at BMS.
- Tool bag full of Irwin products.
Speedway in Lights' 12 Days of Christmas will go through Dec. 25, with one winner being selected for the season ticket package each night. Winners will be notified the following day.
Visitors to the Johnson Controls Ice Rink and the HVAC Chill Hill Tube Slide also may register for the 12 Days of Christmas drawing. Separate registration boxes will be placed at the ice rink, tube slide and at the souvenir stand in Subway Christmas Village at Autotrader.com Speedway In Lights.
Upon arrival at Speedway In Lights ticket booth, visitors will be given an entry form. Entry forms also may be picked up at both the ice rink and tube slide.
Tickets for Speedway In Lights, open nightly 6-10 p.m. through Jan. 2 are available at the BMS gate. Ticket prices for cars are $10 Sunday through Thursday, and $12 Friday and Saturday. Activity van tickets are $15 each night and bus tickets are $65 each night.
The Johnson Controls Ice Rink and HVAC Chill Hill are open six days a week through January 10. Tuesday through Thursday, the rink will open from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. Friday hours are from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., and on Saturday and Sunday the rink will be open from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. The cost to skate is $5, plus an additional $2 for skate rental.
Holiday hours for the rink and Chill Hill are as follows: Dec. 21-23 (2 p.m.-10 p.m.) Dec. 24 (4 p.m.-10 p.m.), Dec. 26 (2 p.m.-11 p.m.), Dec. 28-30 (2 p.m.-10 p.m.), Dec. 31 (2 p.m.-11 p.m.), Jan. 1 (2 p.m.-10 p.m.) and Jan. 8 (4 p.m.-10 p.m.)
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Patch for docs added. (ZF-8922 and ZF-9746)
Patch for docs added. (ZF-10465)
Patch for docs added. (ZF-9815)
Have the remaining missing documentation been added since this issue was last updated?
Hi Adam,
- {{Zend_Navigation-Containers.xml.patch}} is related to ZF-9994 and this issue is still open!
- {{Zend_Navigation-Pages-Common.xml.patch}} is related to issues which are fixed with 1.11.11
- {{Zend_Navigation-Pages-MVC.xml.patch}} is related to an issue which is fixed with 1.11.11
I will work on this to ensure that it is ready for 1.12!
Patch for docs added. (ZF-10727)
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Replacement Basket for Peavey Black Widow 1505-8 DTBW Speaker.
Only Peavey Speakers are made with the precise tolerances required for field replacement. Field-replacement baskets are a standard feature of Peavey's Low Rider, Black Widow and BWX speakers. It takes as little as five minutes to change out a Peavey designed and approved replacement basket and you are back in business. If you ever get a speaker re-coned from other companies, it can be a rough experience. First you have to find a box and ship the speaker back to the company then wait 6-8 weeks to get it back. And the speaker may never sound the same.
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The premier pant for climbing 8,000-meter peaks, the Himalayan Pant is a necessity for athletes aiming for top of the world. Top-quality 800-fill down keeps elite alpinists protected during ascents well-above the freezing zone. These technically innovative pants are now warmer, lighter and even more durable with Pertex® Endurance and mapped with HyVent Alpha 2L in high-abrasion areas.
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Companies should be aware of imposter or business email fraud schemes – theft through a relatively low-tech approach – that have been successful in stealing millions from companies.
At Silicon Valley Bank, we are committed to helping our clients protect their assets, including funds, intellectual property, and nonpublic customer information. To help protect assets, we encourage our clients to create a comprehensive fraud prevention plan to secure all valuable assets and prevent and detect theft. A comprehensive plan addresses all potential security risks facing your company and is an essential tool to prepare for future growth, an IPO or acquisition.
In the face of increasingly sophisticated attacks, companies need to be more diligent about protecting their company funds, intellectual property, and nonpublic customer information. Ignoring the problem could impact a company's bottom line through lost customers, lost sales, and cleanup costs and leave the company open to litigation from customers and authorities
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Cecilia Peck inherited more than a famous last name from her movie-star father, Gregory Peck. "I hope I've also inherited his social conscience," she says. "He made films about racism [To Kill a Mockingbird] and anti-Semitism [Gentleman's Agreement] with stories that were entertaining. I aspire to do the same kind of work."
Her latest effort would make Pop proud. An actress turned documentarian, Peck spent the past five years working on Brave Miss World, a film promoting rape awareness that airs on TV this spring. It's the story of Linor Abargil, an Israeli who, as an 18-year-old model, was raped and stabbed by a travel agent in 1998—but just six weeks later competed in the Miss World contest and won. Abargil reported the crime, and her testimony helped put the man behind bars.
In 2008 she met Peck while launching a rape-awareness website. Peck was there filming as Abargil had emotional meetings with rape survivors, campaigned to keep her attacker in jail, attended and graduated from law school, and married and started a family. "The film is about how to pick up the pieces and move forward," says Peck. "I want people to know it's a journey of hope and healing."
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More than any other musician, Jimi Hendrix realized the fullest range of sound that could be obtained from an amplified instrument. His boundless drive, technical ability and creative application of such effects as wah-wah and distortion forever transformed the sound of rock and roll. Hendrix helped usher in the age of psychedelia with his 1967 debut, Are You Experienced, and the impact of his brief but meteoric career on popular music continues to be felt. With such an incredible catalog of work, it's impossible to overstate the impact of the 1992 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee. The Rock Hall selected 10 songs that we feel are essential listening. What songs would be on your list?
"The Wind Cries Mary" (Are You Experienced, 1967)
"Hey Joe" (Are you Experienced, 1967)
"Red House" (Are You Experienced, 1967)
"Little Wing" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"Castles Made of Sand" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"If 6 was 9" (Axis: Bold As Love, 1967)
"All Along The Watchtower" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
"Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
"Crosstown Traffic" (Electric Ladyland, 1969)
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- Take a second look at body makeup. "Spotty, veiny legs are the biggest summer complaint of every 40-plus client — famous or not," says Lancome celebrity makeup pro Sandy Linter. "Luckily there are lots of new cosmetic fixes that don't look phony and won't come off on clothes or furniture. Body makeup used to be too icky, sticky, and tricky for anyone but experts and dancers," she says, "but I find mature women so adept at face camouflage, they get the knack for leg coverage quickly."
- Minimize contrast with sunny gels or mousses. Even legs with fairly uniform color often have vein damage, usually on the upper thighs or just behind the knees, where skin is thinner. The lighter your skin tone, the more obvious the problem. But be careful not to go too dark. Linter likes Per-fekt Body Perfection Gel in Golden ($48, sephora.com), a matte mousse that softens flaws; other fans include Heather Locklear and Nicollette Sheridan.
- Use opaque concealer to disguise veins. A typical undereye product won't provide enough coverage. Heavy-duty theatrical or film camouflagers — designed to disguise birthmarks, tattoos, and cosmetic surgery — have the thicker, pastier texture you need. Jeanine Downie, MD, author of Beautiful Skin of Color, says, "African-American women with hyperpigmentation scars or vitiligo patches on the legs find these camouflage products work for them too."
- A gradual self-tanner makes a perfect base for coverage of several kinds of discolorations. It can blur sunspots, freckles, splotches, and broken capillaries, giving legs a more even color, so you can add additional makeup without getting a heavy cosmetic look. We like Estee Lauder Body Performance Golden Naturally Radiant Moisturizer ($35, Estee Lauder counters) or, for darker skin tones, Jergens Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer for Medium/Tan Skintones ($10, drugstores).
- Choose a strategy: the natural skin-tone look or the tawny leg. Whichever you opt for, tint your arms and face to match.
- If you still want more coverage, add sheer water-resistant body foundation. "Match the makeup to your legs, not your face — the legs are usually darker. And you shouldn't apply anything greasy, like a body lotion, either before or after the makeup," Linter says.
- Add a top coat of ultra-sheer shimmery powder for evening. "A cool, sparkly, silvery powder enhances pale legs with a rosy undertone," says Rea Ann Silva, an L.A. makeup artist who's worked on Dancing with the Stars . "Golden glints work on darker skin tones."
- For a tawny, beachier leg, substitute body-moisturizing bronzer for foundation. Helene Macaulay, makeup artist for Marcia Gay Harden and Edie Falco, says, "If you don't like self-tanners or you need a quick boost, a gel gives you the look fast — no waiting for color to develop."
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EMC Ionix IT management business solutions improve management and deployment of servers and applications in virtualized datacenters. EMC Ionix focuses on simplifying and automating IT management to accelerate the journey to cloud computing and provide visibility and compliance throughout the infrastructure.
VMware acquisition of FastScale, Application Discover Manager, Server Configuration Manager and Service Manager complements and expands our existing vCenter product family, adding capabilities to meet stringent compliance standards. Customers can achieve a holistic view of configuration compliance from underlying physical assets up through applications.
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For the more information about natural sounds and night skies in the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/sound_night/.
Teaching Soundscapes
The Interpretive Handbook (pdf 2MB) will help you get started on teaching soundscapes! This page describes how the Natural Sounds Program is working to teach youth about soundscapes and provides a variety of soundcape activities that teachers can use to educate students of all ages. For introductory materials on the Natural Sounds Program, please visit our Useful Resources page.
Example Soundscape Activities
Click on an activity below for instructions.
- American Indian Music
- Create a Windsock
- Create your own soundscape
- Communicating in the Wild (Click here to download sound clips needed for this activity)
- Guess That Sound Game (developed for 2011 BioBlitz at Saguaro National Park)
- Layering Sounds
- Silent Hike/Silent Sit
- Sound Apprecation
- Sound Bingo (Click here to download excel file and modify Bingo card)
- Stalking Prey
Soundscape Curriculum
Developed in collaboration with Global Explorers, this curriculum includes Arizona science standards.
Soundscape Interpretive Programs Used at Parks
Click on an interpretive program below for instructions.
- Capital Reef's Voice (Click here to download sound clips)
- The Dark Side of Shenandoah
- Voice of the Desert
- Listening to Muir Woods
- Podcast on Ptarmigan (Right click here to Save File)
- Podcast from "Yosemite Voices" on Soundscapes (Right click here to Save File)
- Podcast from Grand Canyon Sound Academy (Right click here to Save File)
Teaching Youth through Educational Travel
Through a partnership with No Barriers Youth, the National Park Service Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division is educating a diverse group of youth and educators nationwide in the management and understanding of soundscapes. Through educational activities conducted in classrooms and on expeditions around the world, they inspire an appreciation of natural and cultural resources, a connection to the natural world, and a commitment to environmental stewardship.
Students have traveled on expeditions to Grand Canyon National Park, Canyon de Chelly National Monument, and the Peruvian Amazon. Each expedition includes sound-related activitIes and experiments aimed at increasing knowledge and understanding of the importance of sound and the acoustical environment in national parks and their everyday lives.
This partnership was awarded the 2012 Partners in Conservation Award by the U.S. Department of the Interior for outstanding achievements in youth stewardship and engagement.
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Point Loma Nazarene University had the 3rd highest pass rate in California on the 2010 certified public accountant (CPA) exam, according to the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA). PLNU was number one among private and Christian universities. PLNU graduates also had the highest average score on the exam. "I am pleased and proud of our PLNU accounting alumni," said accounting professor Carl Hammond. "It is rewarding to see their hard work pay off, so they are able to build valuable careers. It is an honor to teach at a university that recruits this caliber of students." The University of California, Berkeley ranked number one with a 60.2 percent pass rate while UCLA took the second spot with 58.6 percent. PLNU was just a tenth of a point behind UCLA with 58.5 percent. Rounding out the top five were the University of Southern California and Chapman University.There were 57 schools in California ranked in NASBA's report.
The PLNU Speech and Debate Team finished the fall semester by winning first place overall sweepstakes in the four-year college division at the PSCFA Fall Championship held Dec. 2-4 at Cerritos College.
"This effort was helped a great deal by having five of our six teams entered in the senior division of parliamentary debate advancing to the bronze round," noted coach Dr. Skip Rutledge.
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PLNU was recently ranked No. 28 in the Washington Monthly's 2011 College Guide, in the category of master's universities. Their rankings rate schools based on their contribution to the public good in three broad categories: social mobility (recruiting and graduating low-income students), research (producing cutting-edge scholarship and Ph.D.s), and service (encouraging students to give something back to their country).
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On Nov. 28, 2011, the Point Loma Nazarene University Board of Trustees reported that the contract for Dr. Bob Brower, PLNU president, was renewed for the years 2012-2016, by an overwhelming vote of support. During recent weeks an assessment and review of the president was conducted in preparation for the November 2011 board of trustees meeting. According to the president's contract, a renewal must be authorized by the board at least 90 days in advance of the contract expiration. The assessment and review included responses to an online survey, in which 80 surveys were submitted from 136 randomly selected participants from the following groups:
The assessment and review was conducted and summarized by an appointed committee of the board of trustees, including Carol Van Buskirk, Jan Stone, Craig Furusho, and board chair Steve Scott. With the assistance of Dr. Joyce Falk and the Office of Human Resources, the survey responses were compiled, and then the committee submitted their report to the full board of trustees for official action. "We are grateful for the manner in which Dr. Brower has served the Point Loma Nazarene University community over the past 14 years with integrity and distinction," Scott wrote in an email to the campus. "We anticipate a great future with his leadership and are grateful to serve alongside him as we continue to affirm and develop the mission of Point Loma Nazarene University."
Drs. Kathleen Czech and G. L. Forward presented their paper "Communication Climate, Leadership, and Job Satisfaction: Perspectives on Superior – Subordinate Communication" at the recent National Communication Association (NCA) conference in New Orleans. NCA is the largest academic association for communication scholars and practitioners and routinely attracts 7,500 to 8,000 participants to its annual conventions.
The paper reported on original research conducted by Czech and Forward that confirms that relational satisfaction, leader effectiveness, and employee job satisfaction can be accurately predicted by a combination of specific communication behaviors. Additionally, the research provides empirical support for the instrument used to measure these supportive and defensive behaviors.
This is the ninth co-authored conference paper for Forward and Czech and is part of an ongoing project studying communicative aspects of leadership and employer-employee relationships. One of these papers was named a top paper in organizational communication and four have been published in peer-reviewed, academic journals, including Communication Quarterly, Human Communication, The Journal of Communication and Religion, and Communication Research Reports.
Drs. Carol Blessing and Bettina Tate Pedersen, professors of literature each recently published book chapters.
Blessing's chapter "Oh, That the Mantle Might Rest on Me!" is part of Exploring Church and Methodism edited by Geordan Hammond and Peter S. Forsaith and published by Wipf and Stock Publishers in 2011.
Pedersen's "Are We Doomed? Why Christian Colleges and Universities Must Lead on the Issue of Gender Equity and Why They Don't" is included in The Christian College Phenomenon: Inside America's Fastest Growing Institutions of Higher Learning edited by Samuel Joeckel and Thomas Chesnes and published by Abilene Christian University Press also in 2011.
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A package of videos I made for Acompli. The first is a more traditional ad, a "teaser" for the launch of the company itself. The second is a product video for the release of their flagship product.
Acompli was acquired by Microsoft in the fall of 2014 and rebranded as the new Outlook.
An Apple-style app video for the launch of Evernote Peek, the first Smart Cover app, and a series of user testimonials for Evernote.
Apple heard about the Peek product and wanted to rush the release, so we only had 36 hours – from concepting through production – to make the video.
A short, humorous video for the launch of PayPal's mobile payment app in conjunction with Thrutu.
Without a doubt, ZenPayroll is one of the nicest companies I've ever made a video for.
They wanted something where the product was the hero. Great fun to make.
An animated product introduction for Box.
A short animation for AT&T.
A few of my recent favorites (right) from the 2012 campaign trail.
During the past few presidential elections, I have been on the campaign trail as a photojournalist. In 2008, I worked for the political blog FiveThirtyEight, which was later acquired by The New York Times (and more recently, ESPN). In 2012, I hit the trail again, this time partnering with TalkingPointsMemo as a freelance photojournalist.
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A series of videos for HackerOne, a company that connects companies with trust hackers to get ahead of security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
A launch video for Estimote's Smart Beacons (iBeacons) for iOS and Android.
Very cool company out of Poland. The world is about to get pretty different.
A mini-documentary telling the company story of Monetate. It uses animations and interviews with customers and Monetate's senior team.
A video for the hardware product launch of Senic, a Y-Combinator company that created a laser range-finder that works with your smartphone.
I made this stop-motion piece with the super talented Vermont artist Devon Kelley-Yurdin. Hundreds and hundreds of tiny pieces of construction paper, moved less than a millimeter at a time.
A second never seems quite so long as when you have to divide it up into 24 segments.
A YouTube pre-roll ad campaign for Syncplicity.
A product story animation for News360.
A comedic video for the launch of SportStream, now an app for Facebook.
Part of a viral campaign to launch voice search for Dolphin Browser HD. Campaign can be seen here: youtu.be/JD3EN48gwhY
Views: 1.2 million
Part of a branded content campaign for Sharethrough's "Every Day Should Be the Super Bowl."
A spot from a couple of years ago. My first time experimenting with a lot of visual effects.
My favorite part might be the making-of video (below) from behind the scenes.
A short Apple-style app video to show off Dolphin's gesture browsing feature.
Views: 911k
A short customer-focused ad for Diapers.com.
A world where everything's made of cardboard. A short online spot for OfficeDrop.
A launch video for Slice Mobile.
A screencast created for Sumo Logic as an introduction to – and walk-through of – their product.
A product launch video for Fingerprint Play, a learning game series for kids.


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From Soft Machine to Genesis: The Birth of Progressive Rock
Join us on April 21st for a special Rock and Roll Night School on the proto-progressive rock music of Robert Wyatt and the Soft Machine. During the mid to late 1960s the musicians of the British Canterbury scene mixed the experimental philosophy of avant-grade music with jazz and rock to create a fusion sound that was part of the psychedelic underground. This program will explore the music of the first four Soft Machine albums and the influence they had on the particularly British sound of groups such as King Crimson and the 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees Genesis. This class is presented in partnership with the Tri-C Jazz Fest 2010.
This event is FREE and RSVPs are not required.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's education department presents Rock and Roll Night School, a monthly series of educational, discussion-based evening classes offered free of charge from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The award-winning education department leads the classes, which are geared towards adults interested in gaining more knowledge about rock and roll history. The program explores the history of rock and roll from its roots to its current incarnations.
Special attention is given to the music's impact on society, its reception by fans, and its most innovative practitioners. Each class includes a presentation, music and video clips, and group discussions.
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After a diagnosis of stomach cancer, you will likely have imaging tests. These tests help your health care providers learn more about your cancer. They can help show the type of cancer you have, and its specific location. They also help show the stage of the cancer. The stage of a cancer is how much it has spread. The test results help your health care providers decide the best ways to treat the cancer. If you have any questions about these or other tests, be sure to talk with your healthcare team.
The tests you may have can include:
CT scan
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Laparoscopic ultrasound (LUS)
Bone scan
Positron-emission tomography (PET) scan
A CT scan is a series of X-rays that are put together by a computer. You may have CT scans of your chest, abdomen, and pelvis. These are to check for signs of cancer in other organs like your liver or lungs. The test may look at nearby lymph nodes or glands. Lymph nodes are common places for stomach and other cancers to spread.
A CT scan is painless. It is not invasive. You may be asked to hold your breath 1 or more times during the scan. You may be asked to drink a contrast dye 4 to 6 hours before the scan. The dye helps to show certain tissues and organs better on the images.
During the test, you lie still on an exam table. The table slides through the center of the CT scanner. The scanner directs a beam of X-rays at a certain part of your body. A computer uses the data from the X-rays to make a series of pictures. The pictures are put together to create a 3-dimensional picture.
An ultrasound uses sound waves and a computer to make images. An endoscopic ultrasound is done from inside the stomach. It uses a tool called an endoscope. An endoscope is a thin, flexible tube with a light and a tiny camera. The scope has a special ultrasound tool at the tip. This test shows how far cancer has spread into the wall of your stomach and nearby tissues and lymph nodes. It is more accurate than a CT scan. It gives very specific information about the stage of your stomach cancer. This information helps your health care providers plan your treatment.
Before the test, your throat is sprayed with anesthetic. This numbs your throat and helps prevent gagging. You may also receive medicine to help you relax. The endoscope is put into your mouth or nose. It is gently guided down into your throat, your esophagus, and then your stomach. It sends images to a computer.
EUS can show how far the tumor has grown in or through the walls of your stomach. EUS can also look at lymph nodes around your stomach to see if cancer cells have spread to them. Your health care provider may pass a thin needle from the endoscope through your stomach wall and into nearby lymph nodes. Then he or she can take tiny pieces tissue from the lymph nodes. This is called a biopsy. The tiny pieces of tissue are sent it to a pathologist to see if they have cancer cells.
Laparoscopic ultrasound also uses sound waves to make pictures. This test is best at finding cancer that has spread to other organs and tissue, such as the liver and lymph nodes. It can find small growths that are not easily seen on CT scans. It may be done before surgery to find all of the cancer.
For this test, a surgeon makes small cuts, or incisions, in your abdomen. A flexible tool called a laparoscope is put through 1 incision. The scope has an ultrasound probe. The sound waves given off by the ultrasound probe help to find any cancer in nearby areas. The surgeon may also take a biopsy to be tested.
An MRI scanner uses large magnets and a computer to make images. This creates very clear images. An MRI is used to see if cancer has spread outside of your stomach. For example, it can spread to lymph nodes, or to the liver or pancreas.
For this test, you lie still on a table as it passes through a tube-like scanner. The scanner sends a radiofrequency waves at the area of your body to be viewed. A computer puts together the data to create a 3-dimensional image of the inside of your body.
When the scanner is working, it is very loud. You may be given earplugs or headphones to wear. The scanner is a small space. If you are uncomfortable in small spaces, you may be given a sedative. Take this before this test. Some hospitals and clinics have open MRI scanners. These are less confining. A 2-way intercom will let you talk to technician during the test.
This test finds any cancer cells that may be growing in your bones.
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This test helps show whether cancer has spread beyond the stomach. During the test, a sugar (glucose) solution is injected into one of your veins. Cancer cells use the glucose more quickly than normal cells do. A scanner makes images that show where the glucose has collected. This shows areas that may be cancer.
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so I heard there was intercourse with female prostitutes from Taiwan occurring here
Nanaki I covered this shit in LoaPD a while ago, don't worry about it.
Ahahaha, what the fuck the editor?
She is being fucking annoying, I told her thusly. Think about this, she was going to invite more people like herself. Do you want this forum to be sucked up its own ass by such great faggotry? I just said not to invite more people, simple. Don't tell me you actually want "DRAMAKWEENLOL" to post here.
Nanaki the forum being funneled to within its own anal sphincter has long since begun.
I haven't seen Nanaki do anything but bitch since January.
Lord, I haven't seen you post anything remotely close to decent since you joined
I'd rather have mildly entertaining members than, say, more of you or the death of activity as we know it.
And once again I find myself in the position where the phrase 'matter of opinion' seems to be floating an inch in front of me. I wonder why? And while we're on the subject of the unknown, why do you come to the SPAM, Nanaki?
Because I can post in Misc and choose not to in a taunting manor.
No not really, I am just escaping the Mario headhunting for a bit.
But why come here? All that happens is that we get into an argument which dies after a while, and then you leave.
*rolls eyes* whatever
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
And as a side note, your name sucks vicious mudfall-covered balls.
Way to blow off the whole post and only focus on your name part, which wasn't even that important to my argument anyways. As for people who listen to me, there are several, more then Nocturne is leading people to think
mmm hmm. sure.
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
I doubt anybody who can make a difference does, Nanaki.
Uh-huh. Quick question: what difference have you made around here? Answer: fuck all.
Everyone who can make a difference listens to me.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.


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Alianza has been in the news in recent months and weeks raising awareness about the impact of domestic violence on Latino families and discussing the various resources available to help prevent and end it. The following is a partial list of articles and interviews.
Del miedo a la libertad: Sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica aprenden a independizarse financieramente at http://www.aarp.org/espanol/dinero/presupuesto-y-ahorro/info-01-2013/dinero-violencia-domestica.1.html This article highlights Alianza's financial Independence for victims of domestic violence Project: ¡Sí Podemos!/Yes We Can!—Beyond Domestic Violence: Achieving Financial Independence.
Interview, February 8, 2013, with Ivonne Ortiz on AARP Viva, an exciting hour-long, radio talk show on SiriusXM's Spanish radio channel ¡Inspírate! Channel 145. The program was hosted by two dynamic and nationally recognized journalists, Gabriela Zabalúa-Goddard and José López Zamorano. AARP VIVA provides a fresh take on the issues that inform and entertain Hispanics with stories, tips, and interviews on giving back and living life to the fullest.
Violence Against Women/Violencia encontra de las mujeres, Dialogo de Costa a Costa, HITN TV, an educational network that broadcasts nationally via satellite and cable, March 13, 2013. Ivonne Ortiz participated in this weekly interactive talk show fielding questions from the audience. The one-hour show was hosted by New York's TV and radio personality, Malin Falu, and journalist and political commentator Gerson Borrero.
Alianza: Confronting Domestic Violence among our Nation's Latinos, at http://domestic-violence.laws.com/domestic-violence-news/alianza-confronting-domestic-violence-among-our-nation39s-latinos-36511.html this was an interview with Laws.com (Adelita M. Medina, Executive Director and Ivonne Ortiz, Training & TA Coordinator)
Dawn Maestas, Alianza Consultant, DV Survivor and Advocate, on NPR's StoryCorps: It's not just a tattoo at http://storycorps.org/listen/dawn-maestas/ and see article on NYMag.com, Tattoo Removal Specialist Helps Abuse Victims at http://nymag.com/thecut/2013/03/tattoo-removal-specialist-helps-abuse-victims.html, March 29, 2013.
LISTENER COMMENT, MARCH 29, 2013: I heard this on NPR this morning. I'm usually in a trance driving to work, but the dialogue between Dawn and her client really touched my heart and made me feel grateful to be in a world where women like Dawn exist. Bless you, Dawn.
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You can use Windows Media Center to view your pictures, edit them, and even create slide shows on your TV. For more information, see View pictures and videos in Windows Media Center and Edit pictures in Windows Media Center.
Here are answers to some common questions about working with pictures in Media Center.
All compatible picture files in your Pictures library in Windows will appear in Media Center, including anything stored in the My Pictures folder or the Public Pictures folder. If you store pictures somewhere else, such as an external hard drive, you can add them to Media Center as well. To learn how, see Add media files to Windows Media Center.
One of the best ways to view your pictures is to create a slide show. This feature is great for parties, especially if your computer is connected to a TV. You can customize a slide show by choosing which pictures to display, how long to display them, and which music you'd like Media Center to play in the background. To learn how, see Creating slide shows with music in Windows Media Center.
The following is a list of reasons why a picture might not display in Media Center, as well as suggestions for how to fix the problem.
The picture file type isn't supported in Media Center. For example, some digital camera pictures are saved in the RAW file format, which is not supported in Media Center. If you have a photo-editing program, try opening the image in that program, and then resaving it in a file type that is supported (such as JPEG). To see which file types are supported in Media Center, see File types supported by Windows Media Center.
The file is corrupt. If this is the case, try opening the image in a different photo-editing program, and then resaving it in a different file type. For more information about corrupted files, see Corrupted files: frequently asked questions.
The file is hidden. You can show a hidden file by changing its properties in Windows. For more information, see Show hidden files.
It might be for one of the following reasons:
The image quality setting on your digital camera is set too low. To change this setting so that your camera takes higher-quality pictures, refer to the documentation that came with the camera.
The image has been edited too many times in Media Center. When you edit a picture in Media Center, the file is compressed. Repeatedly editing a picture can reduce its quality. If you have this problem, consider saving copies of your pictures before you edit them so that you have the original, uncompressed versions. For more information, see Edit pictures in Windows Media Center.
Here are some reasons why you might not be able to save changes to your photos after editing them, as well as possible ways to work around each issue:
There's not enough free space to store the edited picture on your computer. You might need to free some space on your hard drive, and then try editing the photo again in Media Center.
The file is read-only. You can change this property for the file in Windows, and then try editing it again in Media Center. To learn how to change this file property, see Prevent changes to a file by setting it to read-only.
This is probably because you're AutoPlay settings are configured to open a different program when you connect your digital camera. To learn how to use Media Center to import pictures from a digital camera, see Add media files to Windows Media Center.
For more information about AutoPlay, see AutoPlay: frequently asked questions.


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ZF-4303: Zend_Validate_Int takes booleans for valid integers
The Zend_Validate_Int validator does not correctly handle boolean input values:
$value = true; // Not a number at all!
$validator = new Zend_Validate_Int();
$result = $validator->isValid($value);
The $result variable has been "(bool)true" after the call to isValid(). With setting $value to "false", $result changed to "false" too.
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Baltimore County News
Jackie MacMillan
Baltimore County Department of Planning
"Where do baby boomers and millenials want to live?," Mr. Lee Sobel asked the Baltimore County Planning Board at a recent meeting. Millenials, aged 25-34, with college degrees and technical skills, make up a critical segment of the 21st century workforce. Their baby boomer parents aged 48-67 have the spending power that supports local businesses. Together, they make up half of the U.S. population.
They want to live and work in walkable, bikeable, "smart growth" communities, Mr. Sobel said. But the kinds of communities favored by these two groups are not sufficient to meet demand, according to Mr. Sobel.
Mr. Sobel should know. He is a real estate development and finance analyst at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Sustainable Communities.
Smart growth concentrates development where there is public infrastructure, conserving environmental resources and allowing public dollars to be used more efficiently. This development strategy increases a community's competitiveness by attracting investment that boosts the local economy.
Baltimore County is a national leader in smart growth, having adopted these basic planning principles with its first master plan in the early 1980s. Residents of Baltimore County benefit from beautiful, open spaces and farms north of the Beltway, balanced by neighborhoods near shopping, schools and recreation in the more densely developed areas of the County. We see smart growth in White Marsh and Owings Mills, the County's two designated growth areas. We see smart growth in Towson, where 1,500 new luxury apartments, new offices, an $85 million entertainment center already are attracting millenials and baby boomers to downtown.
New smart development concepts continue to come to the County. St. John Properties is developing Greenleigh at Crossroads, a $100 million project that will be Baltimore County's first major Town Center designed around the principles of "new urbanism." The 200-acre development in Middle River will include mid-rise Class "A" office buildings designed to satisfy the needs of large corporate users; a mix of 1,700 detached single family, town homes, multi-family and condos to address the need for quality housing; a network of open spaces and park lands to assure sustainable and environment-friendly development; and a coordinated streetscape that creates a pedestrian-friendly and connected community in the style of traditional neighborhood development. Greenleigh at Crossroads is the latest section to be developed in Baltimore Crossroads, a 1,000 acre mixed-use business community on Maryland Route 43 near Interstate 95 in White Marsh/Middle River.
Walkable? Yes. Bikeable? Yes. Smart growth? Yes.
We think Mr. Sobel would approve.
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I noticed there is a section in your profile for adding your twitter, so I figured people who have them can share theirs.
Some accounts to follow if you are new to twitter -
Lupe's Twitter - http://twitter.com/weareLASERS
The LupEND Blog Twitter - http://twitter.com/TheLupENDBlog
Japanese Cartoon - http://twitter.com/japanesecartoon
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Fourteen-year-old Madeline Woo gets to take Sundays off. On her day of rest she and her family go to church and visit her grandparents, then maybe she'll hang out with a friend.
She has to be en pointe the rest of the week, because Woo's got a world of young ballerinas to beat.
The Dwyer Middle School student headed to New York on Wednesday for the international finals of the biggest youth ballet competition there is, the Youth America Grand Prix.
"I'm really excited, to meet a lot of people and kind of watch them," Woo said.
Since winning her division at the Los Angeles regional finals in February, she trained three hours per day, six days per week to perfect all the little details of her routines – singles and the pas de deux.
Woo held a tambourine high over her head and kicked it repeatedly at a one-on-one practice with her teacher, Tatiana Kasatsky, late in March. The Variation on La Esmeralda dance wasn't polished enough for Kasatsky, who chirped "Chin up! Chin up!" as the taps rang out on the drum.
Woo has worked with Kasatsky and her husband, Victor, at their Laguna Hills studio for the last seven or eight years, Madeline's mother, Karen, said.
Victor Kasatsky said Woo is very talented (despite "sitting on her hips" in one spin) but needs to reinforce that potential with strength.
"She needs to work on the same thing in class every single day," said Kasatsky, who with his wife was a principal at the Moscow Classical Ballet company in the '70s. "Then it will be wonderful. She can be very famous if she works."
Working hard is just fine with Woo, who's friendly and easygoing and actually wishes she'd worked harder when she was starting out. "It helps a lot. Class is preparation for performing. That's where you get better."
Her only ballet-related vice seems to be skimping on her post-dance workout. "I'm kind of lazy and sometimes I don't stretch as much as I should."
Woo hopes her performances at competitions like the Grand Prix and the prestigious International Ballet Competition in Moscow in June can soon win her a scholarship to a prestigious dance company.
Victor Kasatsky said she could beat the 1,000 or so junior Grand Prix competitors, but Woo said she'd be very happy on the flight back home if she just makes a couple of the cuts.
"I love performing most of all. Competitions are fun, too, but there's not any pressure when you perform," Woo said.
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March Madness is taking on a new meaning in SLC. The City Creek Center is almost open, and that means grand openings—one beautiful shopping affair after another.
The City Creek Center Preview Gala
The main event is on of Wednesday, March 21 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The gala promises complimentary parking, hors d' oeuvres and shopping. Lots and lots and shopping.
The center is also giving gala guests a $20 gift card that can be spent at any City Creek store. Local charities are selling $50 tickets for the event with 100 percent of proceeds benefitting their programs. The event's charities incluce The Road Home, Ballet West, the Junior League of Salt Lake City and Utah's Hogle Zoo.
Pick the charity of your choice, and buy your ticket to shop for a cause.
Other City Creek Events
Nordstrom's Frill Seekers, Friday, March 9
The new store will open its doors from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. to give the public a look at their spring lingerie. Nordstom's pulling out the stops with everything from music and refreshments to personalized help from their lingerie stylist. Attendees also get a gift with each $50 purchase. And $2 will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation for every bra purchased at the event. Space is limited. To get your frill on, call 866-231-4657.
Macy's Community Shopping Day, Saturday, March 17
Macy's is hosting a community shopping day, where guests can buy $5 tickets from one of 30 local charities, including Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company and Peace House, to get a sneak preview of the new store. Bonus: They'll have discounts all day, and guests will have a chance to win a $500 shopping spree.
Nordstrom's Opening Gala, Tuesday, March 20
Nordstrom offers more shopping for a cause, with the store's opening gala, benefitting Utah's chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Utah Symphony/Utah Opera from 6 to 9 p.m. All proceeds from $75 tickets sales will go to the charities, and guests will enjoy dinner, a vignette modeling show and, of course, shopping in the new 125,000 square-feet store.
Nordstrom Beauty Bash, Thursday, March 22
The entire team of beauty experts at Nordstrom will be there to share the latest tips and tricks at 8 a.m. prior to their 10 a.m. opening. There will be complimentary consultations, refreshments and gifts with purchase. Call 800-689-1762 or visit Nordstrom.com/citycreekcenter for more information.
H&M Grand Opening, Thursday, March 22
On opening day, H&M is planning to offer the first 250 shoppers a free H&M T-shirt, plenty of giveaways and an Access to Fashion Pass. The passes give shoppers a chance to a chance to win anywhere from $10 to $300.
Ann Taylor Grand Opening, Friday, March 23
Ann Taylor is celebrating its grand opening from 1 to 5 p.m. with an in-store DJ, refreshments, raffles and a free gift with every purchase over $100.


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Repertory Dance Theatre presents Janet Gray Studios at the Rose this weekend, and to top it off, the Ogden Astronomical Society will have a Star Party later that night. Sounds like a perfect day to us.
Last of this seasons's Ring Around the Rose
This Saturday's Ring Around the Rose with Repertory Dance Theatre is the last of the season and won't return until next September. So, make the most of it and catch Janet Gray Studios tap and percussive dancers in a kid-friendly performance.
The show is at 11 a.m. at Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. Broadway, SLC. Tickets are $5, and kids two and under are free.
Call 801-355-ARTS or click here for more info.
Star Party on Antelope Island
It's so nice out right now, so why not take the kids out to look at the stars with the Ogden Astronomical Society. A Star Party is set for Saturday, May 12 at White Rock Bay Day Use Area at Antelope Island State Park.
The party meets just before sunset to catch a glimpse at the sun through a Solar Scope, along with a presentation on space. Then, check out the galactic bodies.
Don't bring a flashlight unless it has a red-colored lens, and bring a jacket.
4528 W. 1700 South, Syracuse.
Tickets are $9 per vehicle and $3 for cyclists. Call 801-652-2043 for full details or click here for more info.


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More: Why on earth would someone who is so accomplished in the entertainment industry go on The Celebrity Apprentice?
Debbie Gibson: I am still asking myself the same question. I actually turned it down a few times.
More: What made you change your mind?
DG: I would rather be in the middle of something crazy than sitting at home watching it, saying "woulda, coulda, shoulda." This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and I am big on experiences, much like when I posed for Playboy. I like doing things that are out of my comfort zone. The other reason I did it was the charity aspect. Doing this would give me the platform to put Children International on the map in a really big way and make them a lot of money.
More: Why this particular charity?
DG: I spend over $200 a month sponsoring eight kids, and it has changed their lives around, from rags to riches.
More: What's behind the interest in sponsoring children?
DG: I started doing this when I was 18 years old. Not only did I sponsor kids in the Philippines, but I got to meet them when I toured there. I got to see how real the organization was and to hear from one mother how the money completely changed their lives. When you are there you want to take all of these kids home with you. It is heartrending to see how they live. These people don't even have running water.
More: When I was 18 years old I wanted to spend my money at the mall.
DG: My dad was essentially an orphan. I grew up knowing he didn't have parents. He didn't meet his biological father until he was in his fifties. Maybe that opened my eyes to children's causes. I also used to volunteer at the boys' home that raised my dad. It was great because I got to be a big sister who could relate to what the boys were feeling.
More: So this really had an impact on you?
DG: I was just back in the Philippines a year ago and I only wish I could take these kids home with me. I even took on eight more kids, after spending a significant amount of time with them.
More: How did you hear about this organization?
DG: Not long after I got discovered, I was reading a copy of Seventeen with one of those ads. What got my attention were the words "For the price of a cup of coffee, you can feed a child." Since I was too young to write checks, I said to my business manager, "I want to give money to this." I have been there, and, trust me, these kids really do write those letters and the money really does go to feed them so they aren't hungry. I mean, these people live in conditions that are so horrible.
More: You grew up very differently?
DG: Growing up, my parents didn't have tons of money but I never wanted for anything.
More: On the subject of money, do you know how much The Celebrity Apprentice will be donating to your charity?
DG: You can raise anywhere from $20,000 to the maximum of $250,000. That's why I agreed to do this program, because I knew I had the opportunity to raise a substantial amount of money.
More: And?
DG: I am happy to say I went there and did what I needed to do.
More: Was the money well spent?
DG: Children International got food, clothing, medical attention and other supplies they needed for 5,000 children in India.
More: The people who are left standing on this show can be ruthless and vindictive in terms of wanting to claim victory. You don't strike me as that type.
DG: Nice and strong? Yeah, you can be nice and strong. I have a moral center and I was not looking to lash out at anyone. However, if someone lashes out at me I will defend myself. To me, when you lash out, that's a sign of insecurity.


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Adorn your walls with one of the most famous images to appear on the cover of National Geographic. From the lens of world-renowned photographer Steve McCurry is this poster-size portrait of the famous ''Afghan Girl.'' Taken in 1984 in an Afghan refugee camp, the ''Afghan Girl'' remained anonymous until 2002 when Steve McCurry returned to Afghanistan to search for her once again. There he found Sharbat Gula, with the same haunting eyes as she had 17 years earlier.
After graduating with honors from Penn State University and spending two years as a newspaper photographer, award-winning photographer Steve McCurry went to India to work as a freelance photographer. His career launched after returning from Pakistan and Afghanistan with rolls of film sewn into his clothes. His were among the first pictures published showing the conflict in Afghanistan after the Soviet invasion. McCurry has covered many wars around the world, and his images focus on the human aspect of war. ''Most of my images are grounded in people, and I try to convey what it is like to be that person, a person caught in a broader landscape, that I guess you'll call the human condition.''
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Over to the expensive cost,you miss to advise the custom tax
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Steve has come a very long way since working for a weekly paper in Pennsylvania. Truly a great photographer. Willard
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First print was damaged in the mail, but NG Customer Service sent me a new one right away. Looking forward to seeing the print framed. Colors were not exactly what I expected, but it is a beautiful photograph. I had tried to contact the photographer years ago for a signed print with no luck. Happy that this one worked out.
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This is one of those pictures that everyone who see it stop in silence to gaze. It is truely one of a kind. The picture at first sight is beautiful but after you look close her meager impoverished life spills out.
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The picture is nice, suitable for framing, as is. I cut my own matt and really matted the picture, put it under glass in a simple but nice wood frame and hung it. When people hear the story behind this photograph that's when the expression on their faces just says it all, no words necessary.
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This photograph was seared into my memory many years ago when the original version of it was published, showing the young woman holding her fatally wounded child in her arms, a testament to the cruelty of war on innocent civilians. I wonder if she ever had any more children, and if they survived.


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She doesn't do nudity, but she's filmed some wildly sexy scenes. She gained international fame as a teen (in Flashdance) but never became a tabloid fixture. Meryl Gordon spends a revealing day with a stunning star who's always had her feet planted firmly on the ground.
On a scorching hot day in Chicago, Jennifer Beals is standing on a bridge that overlooks a river and a dusty boatyard, preparing to film a scene for her new series, Ride-Along. In her role as Teresa Colvin, the city's tough-minded police superintendent, she is wearing heavy cop regalia (black leather boots, pants-and-vest uniform, maroon shirt), and her long curly hair is tamed in an ornate bun under a police cap. She's about to witness a car being dredged up from the river below with a dead body inside.
This tough cop is a 180-degree career turn from her last major role: the lipstick-lesbian museum curator Bette Porter, whom she played on The L Word for six years. For the new show, premiering on Fox in early 2011, Beals has uprooted her life, moving with her husband, Canadian entrepreneur Ken Dixon, and their five-year-old daughter from Vancouver to her hometown of Chicago, a place filled with echoes from her past. "Oh my God, my younger self is around all the time," she says. "I'll get a memory of a certain place. I may not remember precisely what happened at that location, but I'll have a feeling about it."
Ride-Along creator Shawn Ryan (The Shield) views Beals's local-girl status in Chicago as a plus. "Jennifer is steeped in the city and the culture," he says. But there's one native advantage that Beals is comically lacking. "In the fourth grade, I decided that I would never sound like I was from Chicago, so I erased my accent," she says. "For this show, I need to relearn it."
With the heat index expected to reach 105 degrees, newscasters are urging people to stay inside, but Beals and the rest of the cast and crew are spending five hours under the sun's brutal rays, without air-conditioned trailers or even bathrooms nearby. Knocking back Gatorade and joking with crew members ("Are you looking for an even hotter place to stand?"), Beals exudes good cheer. "I love the heat, I really do," she insists. She knows that this is an impromptu character test, since the top-billed actors set the tone of a production. "How do you treat people around you as you are experiencing discomfort?" she says later. "Do you take it out on them or try to help them through it?" She chooses to be as upbeat as possible, cavorting in the actors' "cooling tent," a flimsy three-sided canvas area with two hoses ineffectively shooting out chilled air. "Jennifer and Jason [Clarke, who plays a detective] are dancing in front of the hoses, trying to cool off, while running their lines," says the episode's director, Lesli Linka Glatter, who's also co–executive producer on the series. "She's been outside on the three hottest days shooting in these disgusting places. She's been extraordinary." As Beals is summoned to the set again, a makeup artist rushes over to mop off the sweat, then powder her forehead.
Unlike so many other actresses, she has a face that moves freely, and when I mention this later, she says with a laugh, "Yeah, everything's moving—frankly, downward." But she does not see Botox or plastic surgery in her future: "That's not what I wish for myself."


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Dinkins wins 800 and Hollimon Second in Hurdles at Larry Ellis Invite
PRINCETON, N.J. (4/20/13) – Senior Russell Dinkins won the 800, while senior Austin Hollimon was second in the 400 hurdles at the Larry Ellis Invitational at Weaver Stadium on Saturday, April 20.
Dinkins won the 800 in a time of 1:51.26, beating out 35 other competitors. Hollimon was the runner-up in the 400-meter hurdles as he crossed the line at 52.44.
Dinkins and Hollimon collaborated with sophomore Daniel McCord and junior Tom Hopkins in the 4x400. The relay finished in third place at 3:15.58.
Hopkins and McCord joined freshmen Dre Nelson and John Hill in the 4x100 and the relay ran 42.01 for second place.
Hill went on to take third place in the 100-meter dash, and was the second collegian across the line at 10.74.
Junior Brad Pelisek recorded a PR in the decathlon as he accumulated 6,771 points to take third. Freshman Bryan Oslin was fifth with 5,541 points.
In the pole vault, junior David Coneway cleared 4.65 (15-3) to take fourth. Sophomore Tumi Akinlawon was fifth in the long jump. He leapt to 6.88 (22-7) on his second attempt. In the shot put, sophomore Scott Rushton threw to 16.00 (52-6) on his fourth throw to finish in fifth place.
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ZF-3653: Zend_Db_Table::find() doesn't support For Update
According to ZF-39 Zend_Db_Table::find() had support for For Update because of the addition of the Zend_Db_Select::forUpdate() method. While this did work for the fetch operations of Zend_Db_Table it does not work for the find method because Zend_Db_Table::find() does not support passing a Zend_Db_Select object as a parameter.
find() does not support the usage of Zend_Db_Table_Select objects, it is a decorative interface into the functionality of fetchAll(). If you want to use a select object, you're better off passing into fetchAll() as it will be more indicative and expressive of what you are attempting to do.


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Scientists are using pupil measurements to study a wide range of psychological processes and to get a glimpse into the mind.
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You can make it easier to enter text or edit documents in multiple languages by changing the input language. Input languages are included with Windows, but you need to add them to your list of languages before you can use them.
Open Region and Language by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Clock, Language, and Region, and then clicking Region and Language.
Click the Keyboards and Languages tab, and then click Change keyboards.
Under Installed services, click Add.
Double-click the language you want to add, double-click Keyboard, select the text services options you want to add, and then click OK.
Before you can change the input language that you want to use, you need to make sure that the input language has been added.
Click the Input language button on the Language bar, and then click the input language you want to use.
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ZF-820: Method in Zend_Controller_Request_Http for analyzing USER_AGENT
This is a feature request for a method in Zend_Controller_Request_Http to provide structured information about the request's USER_AGENT to a ZF application.
It makes sense that the Zend Framework can provide a "best-practices" method to parse known USER_AGENT strings and return the information in some kind of canonical, structured form, using an associative array for individual information pieces for instance. Then this information can be used by the View or even by the Controller to deliver custom output in the response.
References: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1945.html http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2068.html http://www.dotvoid.com/view.php?id=68 http://texsoft.it/index.php/…
This is probably not a mandatory feature for ZF 1.0, but we may want to revisit this in a subsequent release.
Scheduling for 1.1.0
In addition to that, ZendFramework could care about the wonderfull PHP function called get_browser(). browscap.ini must be provided in php.ini for that function to work, so ZF could check about that, and use it if available in addition to 'standard parsings'
This doesn't appear to have been fixed in 1.5.0. Please update if this is not correct.
Scheduling for next minor release; would be good to have for use with ContextSwitch.
This could serve as well for a future HTTP-based caching mechanism.
I suggest the creation of classe(s) and object(s) that could answer
$infos = $request->getClientInfo();
$info-> ...
- isIE(), isFireFox() is{any-familly}()
- getVersion()
- supportsCompression()
- supportsCookies() (that needs a 3xx refresh ...)
- isFlashRequest() and isXmlHttpRequest() could move to that object
- getLanguage() to map with Zend_Locale that actually does the job itself if I remember
- getIP()
- isProxied()
Just some ideas ...
Resolved by the addition of Zend_Http_UserAgent in ZF 1.11.


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We have been talking quite a bit about the Rose Exposed here at Salt Lake magazine because frankly it isn't everyday that you get 6 Arts organizations working together to put on an all day festival, in fact this is the first year for this event and we want to help it be a success so we can enjoy it for many years to come. If you missed our first two posts that talk about the entire festival you can find them here and here.
But this is kid friendly so lets focus on all the kid activities going on at the Rose Wagner tomorrow.
Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation and Plan-B Theatre Company: Sergei Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf: A Musical Tale for Children | Featuring Kary Billings on piano and actor Jay Perry, directed by Christy Summerhays. About Peter and the Wolf: An interactive journey through the classic story of the hungry wolf, the ill-fated duck, the fortunate cat, the fearless little bird, and the brave and cunning Peter. For children ages 10 and under. Showings at 9:30am, 10am, and noon in the Jeanné Wagner Theatre.
Spy Hop: Short films made by students ages 7 - 19 | Animation Showcase, 15 min (showings at 9am and 10:45am in the Black Box): A variety of stop motion, claymation and mixed media animation created by students in our community programs. Even Handed, 5 min (showings at 9am and 10:45am in the Black Box): Tells the story of a straight teenage girl who tries to answer the question posed by another student about her Human Rights Commission sticker: "If you're not gay, why should you care?" My Muslim Eyes, 6 min (showings at 9am and 11:30am in the Black Box): Laela Omar and Loren Ruiz explore how growing up Muslim in a post 9-11 America has affected young Muslims' perspectives on freedom. Sunday, 6 min (showings at 9am and 11:30am in the Black Box): Sunday follows a young refugee student from Africa who dreams of a music career. Trashed, 20 min (showings at 9:30am and 11:30am in the Black Box): A new breed of environmentalists known as "freegans" explain their approach to personal and spiritual wellbeing, all while one group explores the contents of local dumpsters and retrieves a bountiful supply of food, clothing, and sporting goods. River's End, 25 min (showings at 9am, 10:30am, 12:30pm in the Jeanné Wagner Theatre): Troubles at home convince a twelve-year-old boy to run away with his imaginary friend on a quest for the ocean.
10:00am-11:00am Ririe-Woodbury Dance company presents Parent/Child Workshop in the West Studio. Parent/Child Workshop, taught by Education Director Gigi Arrington, bringing together families for a one hour class of movement and problem-solving that is both empowering and fun. It is recommended for families with kids 4 and above, but young children are welcome
11:00 am-12:00 pm | Repertory Dance Theatre presents Ring Around the Rose | Jeanne Wagner Theatre
See a preview of the recent "Best of the Beehive" winner for "Best Kids Show" from Salt Lake magazine. The RDT dancers will present a wiggle-friendly, interactive performance for children & families
1:00pm RDT Presents Movement Exploration Class for kids (they'll run, jump, skip, hop and freeze), this is located in the West Studio
For the complete list of day time activities go to http://rosexposed.org/Daytime_Events.html
Tickets for all events at www.roseXposed.com.
One free ticket grants admission to all free events. $10 Variety Show tickets are available online (click above on Variety Show Tickets), in person at any ArtTix outlet, or by calling 801.355.ARTS (2787).


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Inside Higher Ed's second Survey of Community College Presidents finds them divided over whether free two-year programs will be adopted in their states and worried about the direction of debt-free-college conversations.
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