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The Beatles first arrived in America on February 7, 1964 at New York's Kennedy Airport, and on February 9 more than 70 million people watched the Beatles' appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show. The world would never be the same. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will celebrate this momentous occasion in rock and roll history on Sunday, February 9, 2014 with curator-led Gallery Talks in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Beatles exhibit in Cleveland, Ohio; two special film screenings in the Museum's Foster Theater: the CNN Original Series THE SIXTIES: The British Invasion and The Beatles: The First U.S Visit, as well as special interactive programs for families including a children's activity guide and more. Take a look at the kids programming here.
In addition, the Museum will unveil John Lennon's Rickenbacker electric guitar that he purchased to play during the Beatles second appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, broadcast live from the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach on February 16, 1964.
Beatles 50th anniversary schedule of events (NOTE: Seating is limited. Attendance will be on a first-come, first-served basis.):
Forest City/RMS Theater on the Lower Level in the Main Exhibit Hall:
The Beatles: The First U.S. Visit showing continuously throughout the day; the film documents their two-week trip to the U.S. in February of 1964, featuring two full Ed Sullivan performances (February 9 in NYC & February 16 in Miami) as well as a concert in Washington D.C. on February 11.
Foster Theater Programs Include:
10:30 a.m.: Special Film Screening - CNN's THE SIXTIES: The British Invasion
The one-hour special, THE SIXTIES: The British Invasion will premiere on CNN/U.S. on Thursday, Jan. 30 at 9 pm ET and PT. The full 10-part episode CNN Original Series THE SIXTIES will begin in May 2014. Multiple Emmy® Award–winning executive producers Tom Hanks and Gary Goetzman and Emmy® Award–winning producer Mark Herzog, will reignite the landmark musical revolution of 1964 in this special presentation from their CNN Original Series.
12 pm: Album spotlight - Meet the Beatles
Meet the Beatles, the band's first album on Capitol, was released on January 20, 1964. The Beatles U.S. albums differed from the band's U.K. albums, including different track lists, song mixes, album titles and art. After a short presentation by Rock Hall educators about the record, visitors can listen to the album in its entirety on the state of the art sound system in the museum's Foster Theater.
1 p.m.: Meet the Instruments! - Beatles Edition (ages 4-9)
This program gives families the opportunity to learn about the instrumentation of a rock band, discovering the low notes of the bass guitar, the pounding rhythms of the drums and percussion, the melodies and harmonies of guitars, keyboards and more. By investigating how musicians arrange the various instruments of a band, children discover how the different parts of classic rock and roll songs are created. This program includes historic video performances by the Beatles, as well as live performances and demonstrations by the Rock Hall education band, with many opportunities for audience participation.
2 p.m.: Tell Me Something Good - Beatles Edition (ages 5-10)
Many songs tell stories, describing characters and their adventures in particular places at particular times. This program looks at some of the great stories of rock and roll and examines how lyrics can establish a setting, introduce characters and develop a plot. Through exciting recorded performances by the Beatles and Chuck Berry (one of the Beatles' main influences) children learn how stories can be developed. They will act out undersea adventures on a "Yellow Submarine" and imagine what it would be like to be "Johnny B. Goode" by drawing what they hear and read in the lyrics, all while learning to summarize and retell the stories told through rock and roll.
3 p.m.: Special Lecture - The Beatles and American Rock and Roll
NOTE: This program will be streamed LIVE on rockhall.com. Click HERE to view the stream.
This special edition of the Museum's Rock and Roll Night School program presented by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Dr. Lauren Onkey, vice president of education and public programs and Dr. Jason Hanley, director of education will explore the impact of American rock and roll on the Beatles as they developed in Britain. All of the Beatles were fans of the first wave of rock and roll; artists like Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins, Eddie Cochran and The Everly Brothers had a transformative impact on the band. As they developed their craft in the bars of Hamburg, Germany, in the early 1960s, they kept their ears tuned to American sounds, and incorporated early soul, Motown and girl group songs into their repertoire. Drawing on the archival recordings, film and photographs, this talk will give visitors a unique look at how the Beatles interpreted American music to create their own original sound.
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ZF-8441: Wrong count of records when using DISTINCT in paginator's select object
I have a Zend_Db_Select object that does several one-to-many joins on multiple tables. I am passing that select object to view's "paginationControl" helper. The number of rows I get is, for example, 5 but the paginator control's "totalItemCount" property says 11.
Here is some example code:
Zend_Db_Select generation in the controller action Note ->distinct()
$select = $c->getAdapter()->select()->distinct();
$select->from(array('c' => 'table0'), array(
$select->joinLeft(array('t' => 'table1'),
'c.id = t.id',
$select->joinLeft(array('f' => 'table2'),
'c.id = f.id',
Then I assign the paginator object to the view:
$paginator = Zend_Paginator::factory($select);
$this->view->items = $paginator;
After that I'm printing the paginator in the view like this:
$params = array(...);
print $this->paginationControl($this->items, Options::PAGINATOR_STYLE, '_pagination.phtml', $params);
And just in case, here's how the counts in the _pagination.phtml are printed:
print 'Showing ' . $this->firstItemNumber . ' - ' . $this->lastItemNumber . ' of ' . $this->totalItemCount . ' results (' . $this->itemCountPerPage . ' per page)';
The output is: "Showing 1 - 5 of 11 results (10 per page)"
To summarize it all - the amount of row objects in the paginator is correct but totalItemCount is not.
Can you add a ->distinct() to your select?
Yes. If you "print $select" the result will be: SELECT DISTINCT c.* FROM table0 AS c LEFT JOIN table1 AS t ON c.id = t.id LEFT JOIN table2 AS f ON c.id = f.id;
Also, here's a link to the documentation: http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…
I think this isnt a bug. you have to provide example table structure and data. I havnt reproducted it with my Data here.
OK, let's say you've got two tables: table0: id | field_a | field_b | field_c
table1: id | field_d
the contents could be like this: table0: 1 | a | a | a 2 | b | b | b 3 | c | c | c
table1: 1 | x 1 | y 1 | z 2 | p 2 | q 3 | f 3 | g 3 | h
So, if you do SELECT t0.* FROM table0 AS t0 LEFT JOIN table1 AS t1 ON t0.id = t1.id; ...you will get 8 rows just because there are 8 rows in table1.
What I infact need is to get unique rows from table0, hence I need to add DISTINCT: SELECT DISTINCT t0.* FROM table0 AS t0 LEFT JOIN table1 AS t1 ON t0.id = t1.id;
In this case you get 3 rows.
Now, I pass this object to Zend_Paginator::factory() it creates the paginator object. When I do foreach ($paginator as $item) {} it will print 4 rows, which is correct but when I print the page numbers it says that there are 8 items. That is the bug that I'm trying to describe.
Sorry, I can't supply you any specific table structures as it's an internal company project.
Can you please attach to this issue your partial view paginator rendering script, a sql dump and other details so that it is more easier to reproduct that all? :)
Sorry, there's a typo - instead of "it will print 4 rows" it should say "it will print 3 rows".
Just a quick update.
Here is the output of my $select->__toString() (Zend_Db_Select that I pass to the paginator):
SELECT DISTINCT c.* FROM ctr_details AS c
LEFT JOIN ctr_tags AS t ON c.contract_id = t.contract_id
LEFT JOIN ctr_files AS f ON c.contract_id = f.contract_id
GROUP BY c.contract_id
// I added $select->group('c.contract_id') thinking that it might group all the rows when counting
And here is the output of $paginator->getAdapter()->getCountSelect()->__toString():
SELECT COUNT(1) AS `zend_paginator_row_count` FROM ctr_details AS c
LEFT JOIN ctr_tags AS t ON c.contract_id = t.contract_id
LEFT JOIN ctr_files AS f ON c.contract_id = f.contract_id
As you can see GROUP BY is gone as well.
The problem seems to be in Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect::getCountSelect().
OK, found a dirty workaround for those that stumble upon this page and want a quick fix. As you probably know there's a function in Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect called setRowCount (). It allows you to specify a custom Zend_Db_Select object to use in counting the rows.
This is what I did:
$select = $c->getAdapter()->select()->distinct();
$select_count = $c->getAdapter()->select();
// generate the select object
$select->from(array('c' => $c->getTableName()), array(
$select->joinLeft(array('t' => $t->getTableName()),
'c.contract_id = t.contract_id',
$select->joinLeft(array('f' => $f->getTableName()),
'c.contract_id = f.contract_id',
// generate the count select object
$select_count->from(array('c' => $c->getTableName()), array(
new Zend_Db_Expr('COUNT(DISTINCT c.contract_id) AS ' . Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect::ROW_COUNT_COLUMN),
$select_count->joinLeft(array('t' => $t->getTableName()),
'c.contract_id = t.contract_id',
$select_count->joinLeft(array('f' => $f->getTableName()),
'c.contract_id = f.contract_id',
// ...
$adapter = new Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect($select);
$paginator = new Zend_Paginator($adapter);
$this->view->contracts = $paginator;
I know it's not the coolest approach but at least it works.
I seem to have a similar problem using Zend_Paginator_Adapter_DbSelect. <?php echo $this->totalItemCount ?> in my control.phtml is always 10, even though there are 50 pages with 10 items each.
Correction: it's not always 10 for me, on the last page it's 8. So, looks like totalItemCount has actually the value of currentItemCount.
Forget my comments. Found a bug in my code.
i tested it and i cannot reproduce your bug, i fixed some lines of code in Zend_Paginator, please test with the latest code and if still exists please reopen.
If the issue cannot be reproduced, please do not "fix some lines of code". If there is an issue with those lines, consider opening a new issue. Also, please mention the revision numbers :)
I can confirm I am seeing the same results when I perform a query with joins that needs a distinct on one table.
My original query looks like this :
SELECT DISTINCT `t1`.* FROM `table1` AS `t1` INNER JOIN `table2` AS `t2` ON t1.columna = t2.columna LEFT JOIN `table3` AS `t3` ON t2.columnb = t3.columnb
Inside the dBSelect adapter, at line 260, if I perform __toString() on $this->_countSelect I get the following:
SELECT COUNT(1) AS `zend_paginator_row_count` FROM `table1` AS `t1` INNER JOIN `table2` AS `t2` ON t1.columna = t2.columna LEFT JOIN `table3` AS `t3` ON t2.columnb = t3.columnb
This is returning an incorrect count due to the lack of the distinct statement which is need due to multiple rows being created during the join process.
I think it would be hard for the method to dynamically get around this issue and so the solution for me is to alter the check at line 217 to pick up my situation and do the count around a sub-query as it does in other situations. Although probably not the most efficient way to count the rows, it does provide the correct result. With the code I am working on it would be difficult to provide a dynamically created custom query just for the count.
I basically just check there is only one column part and that is uses a wildcard. This then makes the adapter and paginator work perfectly for my query.
My change
Index: Zend/Paginator/Adapter/DbSelect.php =================================================================== --- Zend/Paginator/Adapter/DbSelect.php (revision 43843) +++ Zend/Paginator/Adapter/DbSelect.php (working copy) @@ -215,7 +215,8 @@ * than one group, or if the query has a HAVING clause, then take * the original query and use it as a subquery os the COUNT query. */ - if (($isDistinct && count($columnParts) > 1) || count($groupParts) > 1 || !empty($havingParts)) { + if (($isDistinct && ((count($columnParts) == 1 && $columnParts[0][1] == Zend_Db_Select::SQL_WILDCARD) + || count($columnParts) > 1)) || count($groupParts) > 1 || !empty($havingParts)) { $rowCount->reset(Zend_Db_Select::ORDER); $rowCount = $db->select()->from($rowCount); } else if ($isDistinct) {


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The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) program is designed to expand the knowledge of students while adding knowledge to the profession through high quality research and applied scholarship. The focus of the program is on developing leaders for PK-16 educational settings.
The doctoral program is housed in Stephenville, Texas on the Tarleton State University main campus. During the fall and spring semesters, doctoral classes are taught on Wednesday evenings and/or Saturdays. Wednesday evening classes may be taught on a rotational basis during the semester and Saturday classes generally meet seven times during a semester. Two doctoral classes are taught in Fort Worth and two doctoral classes are taught in Waco. Summer classes are held on Fridays and Saturdays in a full day format. The program employs a face-to-face delivery supplemented with blended or hybrid components in selected courses.
Admission to the Doctoral Program:
Doctoral program admission is a multi-step process that begins with the submission of all required documents. When a prospective applicant's file is forwarded to the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from the College of Graduate Studies, the file is reviewed and evaluated by members of the Doctoral Admissions Committee. Personal interviews will be scheduled by the Doctoral Admissions Committee with applicants whose files meet the established admission criteria. Based on the review of applicants, the Doctoral Admissions Committee will make recommendations for admission to the Coordinator of the Doctoral Program who will forward final recommendations to the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies. The Dean of the College of Graduate Studies will notify applicants of their status related to admission to the doctoral program.
*Specific information required for the admission process can be found in the doctoral student handbook.
Doctoral Program Advisors
Upon admission into the doctoral program, each student will be assigned an advisor by the Coordinator of the Doctoral Program. The advisor will be a member of the doctoral faculty. The advisor works with the student in the development of the specialization/cognate area, development and completion of the activities for the residency year, and preparation for the qualifying examinations. Upon admission to candidacy and selection of a projected dissertation topic, the doctoral student will select the chair of the dissertation committee who, along with the dissertation committee members, will guide the student in completion of the dissertation.
Curriculum for Doctoral Program:
The doctoral program curriculum consists of 72 semester hours in educational leadership, research tools, specialization area, dissertation, and electives. Thirty-six of the semester hours have a pre-requisite of doctoral standing, and must be taken with the cohort group. Non-doctoral courses (i.e., specialization and elective courses) can be taken at the choice of the student. However, students are advised to take the electives in the sequence listed in the typical curriculum. Students should work closely with their advisors so that an appropriate workload is established. Coursework applied to a previous degree will not be applied to the doctoral degree. Coursework taken more than 10 years previous to the date of graduation will not apply toward the degree.
Educational Leadership Core
Enrollment in all courses in the educational leadership core require doctoral standing. Students will be required to take these courses with the cohort group. The year and semester of the delivery of the courses are outlined in the Typical Curriculum section.
Leadership Core—27 semester hours.
- EDAD 6310 Historical and Theoretical Foundations in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 6111 Critical Issues in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 6314 Philosophy and Ethics in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 6321 Education Law and Policy
- EDAD 6322 Data Analysis and School Improvement
- EDAD 6323 Theory & Practice of Organizational Leadership
- EDAD 6324 Advanced Studies in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 6330 Educational Governance and Politics
- EDAD 6385 Advanced Seminar in Educational Leadership
Research Tools—12 semester hours
Enrollment in the twelve (12) semester hours of research tools require doctoral standing. Students will be required to take those courses with the cohort.
- EDAD 6313 Statistical Methods in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 6312 Methods of Educational Research
- EDAD 6325 Methods of Inquiry I
- EDAD 6331 Methods of Inquiry II
Specialization/Cognate Area—21 semester hours
In the specialization area, the student will work with his/her doctoral advisor to establish a program supportive of his/her professional goals and doctoral objectives. A minimum of 21 hours may be selected from the educational administration electives or other appropriate graduate coursework.
Typical Curriculum
The following is a typical curriculum for students in the Ed.D. program. The identified courses must be taken with the cohort group in the time frame listed below. Students should work closely with their advisors when deciding to complete electives and specialization courses.
Year 1
Year 2 (Residency)
EDAD 6111 (1 hour)
EDAD 6111 (1 hour)
EDAD 6111 (1 hour)
Year 3
Year 4
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With approval and a written request from the doctoral advisor, and at the discretion of the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies, students may transfer up to 12 semester credit hours toward the doctoral degree from another regionally-accredited university. Transfer coursework may not be used to satisfy the educational leadership core requirements. Because of limitations on transfer for advanced standing, advisors should be consulted prior to making the request.
Transfer Coursework
Doctoral degree candidates will be required to complete a campus residency of at least two long semesters, and one summer session, consecutively. A minimum of six (6) hours must be taken during each of the semesters and summer session. During the residency, the student will complete a residency plan requiring the student to participate in activities related to cultural diversity, research, service, and professional development. Residency seminars will be held at the mid-point and conclusions of the residency year. Residency students work with their doctoral program advisors to plan the residency projects and activities.
Qualifying Examinations
At the completion of the leadership core, the students must take comprehensive written and oral qualifying examinations. Upon successful completion of the qualifying examinations and recommendation of doctoral faculty advisors, students will be admitted to candidacy. Candidacy status permits the student to begin working on his/her dissertation research project.
Once students have successfully passed the qualifying examination, they are eligible to propose their dissertation studies. Students make an oral defense of their proposal to their doctoral committee. Once the dissertation has been completed, students will defend their dissertation to the members of their graduate committee, the Graduate Dean or the Dean's representative who is a member of the Graduate Council, and invited guests. Students must continuously enroll in EDAD 788 Dissertation each semester until the dissertation is completed. The student must enroll in a minimum of 12 semester hours of EDAD 788 to complete the degree.
The completion of an internship is required prior to the awarding of the Ed.D. in Educational Leadership. Internships will be made available for students seeking principal and superintendent certification. Students who have not participated in an internship program leading to principal or superintendent certification will be required to enroll in EDAD 686, Internship in Educational Leadership. Internship coursework may not be used to satisfy other degree requirements.


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The weather's still nice, so pack up your car and hit the road! Palisade, Colo. makes Napa look like no big deal. Our own backyard's wine country is home to award winning wineries and strollable galleries.
Here's what we wrote about this colorful destination in our Sept./Oct. issue. Check it out, on stands now, for more great getaways!
Getting There
Palisade, Colo. is just about as far from SLC as Moab. Instead of jumping off I-70 to head south for Moab, keep on going into the Mile High State. The third town past the border is quaint Palisade.
Why Go Now
Wine. Palisade is the epicenter of a booming and increasingly legitimate Colorado wine industry. The area around Palisade is dotted with vineyards that are a pleasant bike ride apart and are abundant enough for a full day of tastings. (The area is also home to Moab-rivaling mountain biking.)
Don't miss
The Colorado Wine Fest fills the town with winos (kidding), who enjoy tastings, food demonstrations and music from Sept. 15 to 18.
Where to Stay
A DiVine Thyme is a picture-perfect B&B located on the edge of downtown Palisade. 406 W. 1st St., Palisade, Colo., 970-464-9144, adivinethymebandb.com
Full Service
The Wine Country Inn, nestled into a vineyard on the edge of town, features great food, top-drawer service and one of the town's only swimming pools.
Wine and ride
No bike? No problem. Rapid Creek Cycles rents comfy cruisers (with attached baskets for your purchases), perfect for self-guided tours to the area's wineries. If you chose to ride up the east Mesa, one of the most scenic cycling spots, you will want to opt to rent a bike with gears for the climb up. It's a long ride if you do it from town, a 30-mile loop worth the huffing and puffing . 317 Main St., 970-464-9266, rapidcreekcycles.com
Twisted Brick Studios
Meet the "Twisted Sisters"—an eclectic bunch of women runs this studio and gallery space in downtown Palisade. The galleries' building itself is a work of art, an old brick foundry. Meet the artists and enjoy some of the most daring and original artwork we've seen in a tourist town gallery. (Let's just say the nickname "twisted" isn't taken lightly). 128 E. 3rd St., 970-464-4653, twistedbrickstudios.blogspot.com
Peach Street Distillers
Wine, Wine, Wine. Sometimes only a cocktail will do, so saunter over Palisade's distillery. The spirits created here rely heavily on locally grown fruit. And remember this is Colorado—you can get a decent pour. You might even ask them to hold back. 144 S. Kluge Ave., 970-464-1128, peachstreetdistillers.com
Inari's Bistro
Inari's is an elegantly appointed boite right on Main and open only for dinner. Local and fresh ingredients from area growers make the menu, and the casual but excellent service keep the evening going. Your company, wit and wine purchases from the day's touring can take care of the rest. 336 S. Main St., 970-464-4911
Orchard delights
Palisade's reputation as wine country is still a baby compared to its bona fide position as producer of fruit. Known primarily for the famed Palisade Peach, the area is laden with orchards. Nearly all growers offer tours through the fields. Our favorite: Z's Orchard. 315 33 3/4 Rd., Palisade, Colo, 970-434-6267, zsorchard.com
Float the Colorado
These aren't the raucous waters of Cataract Canyon. As it flows through Palisade, the Colorado is placid and beautiful. Palisade River Trips (based out of Rapid Creek Cycles) offers guided half-day trips by wooden Dorry boat and rentals of inflatable canoes, kayaks and tubes. 317 Main St., Palisade, Colo., 970-464-9266, rapidcreekcycles.com


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It's sad to say that I feel more addicted to a hazel nut spread than I feel addicted to cigarettes. I'll start eating nutella, I'll have a spoon then another and then some more. After 20 minutes the jar will be about empty and I still want fucking more. When the ordeal is complete I realize what a sad, selfish, pitiful child I was and then make fake promises to myself that it won't happen again.
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Featuring the world's most extraordinary big cats, this 3-disc collection captures 5 visually stunning and powerfully resonant stories of majestic big cats from some of the world's best wildlife filmmakers. From the lifelong odyssey of Dereck and Beverly Joubert to document rarely seen behaviors of lions in the wild... to the intimate tale of a mother leopard and her fight for survival told over nearly two decades... to the story of Maasai warriors who hold the fate of their lion population in the balance... each film reveals the drama and fierce beauty behind the big cats' struggles for survival.
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- 1 cup butter-flavored shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground cloves
- 3 medium ripe bananas, mashed
- 2 cups quick-cooking oats
- 1 cup (6 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon and cloves; add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in bananas, oats and chocolate chips.
- Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 10-12 minutes. Immediately remove cookies to wire racks to cool. Yield: about 4 dozen.
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"I cooked at a higher temp (450) for a shorter time (9 mins) and substituted ginger(which I had) for the cloves(which I did not have). The cookies were moist and delicious :)"
"These are great flavored cookies but they were a little dry. I used a cup of butter instead of the butter-flavored shortening and I used a cup of chopped walnuts instead of the chocolate chips. I even used a quarter cup of whipping cream but they were still a little dry. I will make them again and experiment to get a more moist cookie."
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SxTx just finished the European tour and according to Dean "It was big fun, we had a blast doing it. The shows and fans were the best! I hope we can build off of this trip, and do it even bigger next time!"
Pauly: Dean, I thought it was time for a little Q&A with you...
-Tell us a little about yourself, how did you ever started picking up the guitar? Was it a family thing?
Well, I started playing the guitar in the 11th grade for stage band! I didn`t know how to play but I wanted to learn because I thought it looked cool, and I liked the way the guitar looked! My grandfather played the banjo, and my Dad messed around with the guitar a little bit!
- Where did you grow up as a kid? Any hobby's besides guitars back in the days?
I was born in San Antonio Texas, but I moved around a lot as my dad was in the airforce .
I worked on a farm, fed cows, and chickens ..ha ha .really! I also loved riding dirt bikes, and playing basketball all day! and helping my dad in the shop working on cars!
- What kind of gear to you use? And why that gear?
I use VHT and Fender and Marshall amps, also I play fernandes guitars! I like fernandes, because they fit my style really well20, and I can get that vintage sound, as well as a good heavy tone!
- If you could choose your ultimate guitar...which one should it be...? And what about the best amp sounds?
I like the strat body the best, then Les Pauls, my ultimate guitar is the Strat, I guess because it was the first guitar I played! I like fender for the clean sound and Marshall and VHT for dirty and solo tones!
- Influences from all styles can be heard in your guitarplaying. Got any heroes yourself besides Jimi off course? (I saw you wear that shirt on tour hahaha)
Ha ha ha, Yes, Jimi Hendrix, is a big influence on my playing, also Stevie Ray, and Larry Graham. and Bootsy Collins! I think they all have a lot of soul and feeling int there playing! And also the way they used effects pedals!!
- What kind of music do you like listening on the road, or just at home?
I like to listen to old music, old rock, and soul, and funk music! I do like new artist as well, but mostly old stuff!
- Do you still practise or is all just a matter of routine now?
Yes, I play all the time, I am always trying to learn new scales, and music theory! I just love playing! so I do it whenever the feeling hits me!
- Before you joined IG, did you play some other bands? And what else do you do besides IG/ST?
I was doing session work, playing in the studio mostly, and some live stuff here, and there! I still do studio work, and I played live with Jessica Simpson for 4 years, I have played on quite a few cd`s, and I always enjoy doing that, as well as my band stuff!
- Tell us some more on the studiowork and some cd's you played on. I heard about Ugly Kid Joe, 3T andmore….
Well, I have played for most of the Jacksons except Micheal, and Janet, I wrote a song on the 3-T cd that was fun. Yes, I played for Uglykidjoe, and George Clinton, Tone Loc, Coke ads, Poe, Jody Whatley, Atlantic Star, and so on!
- How did you hook up with Infectious way back?
I was called to play on a project by my old friend, Robert Trujillo. For him and Mike muir, well that project turned into Infectious Grooves! I was supposed to play on a few tracks, but Mike liked me and I wound up playing on everything!
- Do you still have contact with Robert and an you tell us some more on working with him and Brooks and Adam back in the days?
I haven`t talked to Robert in a few years, but last I did he was very cool, and was having another baby!
Working with Adam was great, I learned so much from him, he was a true talent! Brooks was also fun and very young at the time which made things really funny! It was all so new to him! Ha ha . But he was an incredible drummer so that`s all that mattered at the time! I have spoke to him recently! He is doing great as well!
- Nowadays working with Steve and Eric…how does a IG or ST song get structure? Is it jamming or writing?
It is a little bit of both, some ideas, lead to everyones input, or we just jamn, and Mike says Play that part here, and make the other the chorus!! he he . and that is how it usually goes down!
- Is it difficult to keep the two bands separated in song writing and development?
No, because they are actually very different, IG, is very funky,and groove based, as for ST, it is more hard, and heavy based on a hard guitar riff, or around the guitars . IG, can be based around the Bass, or guitar, or keyboard!! Also, we have kinda made it a point to really seperate the 2 as far as sounds go!!
- How did you end up playing in ST…it's so much different than IG?
Well after ST broke up in "95 we were touring with IG, and Cyco Miko, and Mike wanted to reform ST, as his Big Brother Jim suggested with a new line up, so Mike asked me of I was interested, of course I said Hell Yeah! As ST was one of my favorite bands, and I always admired Rocky George, and the way he played solos, and I wanted the chance to play this style of music, and grow as a guitarist!
- So, just finished the ST "Year of the cycos" tour 2009. I must say i think it was the best ST tour in years. What was it like?
Oh it was big fun, I had a blast, doing it. The shows, and fans were the best, I hope we can build off of this trip, and do it even bigger next time!
- Do you still like hitting the road after all these years?
Yes, I do, I love playing, and traveling, even though I hate flying, I love doing the shows! See you all soon again!


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Kathie Johnson, president of Thomasville Medical Center, has joined the board of United Church Homes and Services.
Johnson brings to the board over 20 years in the healthcare industry. She has a BS and MS in nursing and a PhD in health care administration. She resides in Lewisville with her husband, Joe.
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Truly an evening to remember, this year's Ballet West Gala features a sampling of Petite Mort, Bolero, George Balanchine's Diamonds, Marius Petipa's La Esmerelda, Defile performance by The Ballet West Academy, and a new work for Ballet West II – Without Fall, choreographed by Principal Artist and Ballet West II Director Christopher Ruud.
After the performance guests with Gala Event tickets or patron tables will enjoy an elegant evening of dinner and dancing at the Grand America Hotel. Single performance ticket holders will enjoy a dessert reception immediately following the performance at the Capitol Theatre. Proceeds from this event will support Ballet West's diverse artistic programs, educational programs and outreach efforts.
This year's Gala will also include a new twist as members of the Ballet West board doll up and dance in the first ever "Dancing For Our Stars" competition of the night. Five men and five women from the board and Premiere Donor Club have been paired with professionals to compete in one of four dances: Fox Trot, Tango, Swing, Cha-Cha. They'll compete for votes from the audience and rankings from the judges. Can't come to the event to vote for your favorite participant? Go here to see the list of participants and vote in advance to show your support.
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Its a damn shame Shump hasnt even played 14 minutes...time to either take Fields out of the rotation or have him occasionally back up Melo.
Im f*ckin pissed we let Rondo have this type of game against us, Sometimes I really hate that little ****
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Barons D is impressive for a man with a herinated disc
THAT Shump dunk was filthy!!!!!!!!!!!!
How Did Shump Get A Tech!!! Lebron, Durant And Kobe Do That All The Time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wow KG taunts every time he does something, but the refs will never point that out gtfo
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Reflecting its growing programs in hospitality, nutrition, human resource development and service leadership, in the fall of 2010, Fred Walker, Ph.D., Dean of RIT's College of Applied Science and Technology, announced that the former School of Hospitality and Service Management was renamed the School of International Hospitality and Service Innovation.
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"The faculty and staff of the former School of Hospitality and Service Management provided guidance and thoughtful insight into this reorganization," said Walker. "With our new school and new departments, we are better poised to reach higher levels of academic excellence and increased student satisfaction, while continuing to prepare our students to best meet the demands of industry."
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Sterling College officially announced that it will begin offering students a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice starting fall 2014, with concentrations in law enforcement and pre-law. In addition to over 15 new criminal justice courses, the curriculum draws from psychology, government, ethics, and a variety of law courses that are already part of Sterling College programs.
"There is a strong interest among prospective students for a criminal justice major. Previously, our students interested in working with the law studied history or psychology. Most students continued on to receive further education in criminal justice as they were in training to become law enforcement officers. With our new major in criminal justice, our students will be able to graduate with a degree that will make them better trained candidates," said Dr. Gregory Kerr, vice president for academic affairs.
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Proud parents, grandparents and friends gathered in the La Junta Junior/Senior High School auditorium Dec. 12 to honor a group of exemplary young scholars.
Eight members of the sophomore, junior and senior classes, all with grade point averages of 3.6 or higher, were welcomed into the La Junta Junior/Senior High School chapter of the National Honor Society, More than just an honor roll, the National Honor Society was established in 1921 to honor students who demonstrate excellence in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Students who have the required grade-point average are invited to apply, and final selections about all four areas are made by a faculty council.
After all members filed into the auditorium from both entrances to take their seats on stage, they were welcomed by vice president Steven Malouff. Following a roll call of all members by chapter member Trevor Lopkoff, the Reverend M.J. Romano of La Junta First Presbyterian Church offered her thoughts about intelligence. Following her thoughts, chapter members Lopkoff, Chuck Aaron, and vice president Malouff lit candles and spoke briefly about scholarship, character, leadership and service.
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I've been wondering for a time why the label attribute gets rendered on option tags in a select tag. Diving into some html sources it looks like only IE 6+ implements it, but does nothing with it:
Sources: - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533932(v=vs.85).aspx - http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_option_label.asp
So, to me it looks like a waste of performance and bandwidth to render it at all. I think that if it would be removed, nobody will miss it. Though it could of course be made optional (via passing in a pseudo attribute?)
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We have no options for a shorter label. At the moment the label is used for the label attribute and as content for the option element. Conclusion: We can remove the label attribute.
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DENVER - University of Idaho women swept the Verizon Wireless Western Athletic Conference Track and Field Athlete of the Week honors, announced Tuesday, as Lauren Schaffer and Mykael Bothum were rewarded for their performances for the week of Feb. 1-7.
Schaffer, a sophomore from Boise, Idaho (Timberline High School), ran her way into third all-time at Idaho in the indoor 800m on Friday at the Vandal Indoor with a career-best time of 2:11.77 to defend her meet title and give her the conference's top time by a nearly four-second margin.
On Saturday at the Runners Soul Open, Schaffer took fourth in the women's 400m with an indoor personal best of 58.62.
Bothum, a senior from Hermiston, Ore. (Hermiston High School), broke her own school record in the shot put with a toss of 16.88m (55-4.75) at the Vandal Indoor. The throw is the best in the conference by a six-foot margin and ranks fourth in the NCAA this year. It also met the NCAA provisional qualifying standard and barely missed the automatic standard by three-quarters of an inch.
Dating back to last January, Bothum has won every shot put competition in which she has competed, except for the 2009 NCAA Indoor Championships, where she finished seventh. Bothum also took second place on Friday in the women's indoor discus throw with a toss of 47.38m (155-5) . The throw exceeded the NCAA Regional standard for the outdoor discus throw.
Schaffer's honor is the first of her career and the first for an Idaho track athlete this year, while Bothum was honored for the second time this season and the fifth time in her career. Vandal track and field athletes have earned five weekly WAC honors so far this season.
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The minimum system requirements for installing and using VMware Fusion 8 are:
- Any 64--bit capable Intel® Mac® (Compatible with Core 2 Duo, Xeon, i3, i5, i7 processors or better)
- Minimum 4GB of RAM
- 750MB free disk space for VMware Fusion and at least 5GB for each virtual machine
- Mac OS X 10.9.0 or later
- Operating system installation media (disk or disk image) for virtual machines.
- Microsoft Windows is not included with VMware Fusion.
- Recommended graphics hardware for Windows DirectX 10 or OpenGL 3.3 support:
- NVIDIA 8600M or better
- ATI 2600 or better
What are the supported guest operating systems for VMware Fusion 8?
VMware Fusion 8 supports more than 200 operating systems from Windows XP through Windows 10, various flavors of Linux, and certain versions of Mac OS X.
Here is a list of popular supported guest operating systems:
- Windows 10
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
- Windows 7 (all versions, including 32-bit and 64-bit)
- Windows 8 (all versions)
- Ubuntu (most versions including 15.04, 14.10, 14.04, 13.04, 12.04, 11.10 and 10.04)
- Linux, Solaris, and FreeBSD
- Mac OS X Leopard Server
- Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server
- OS X Lion and OS X Lion Server
- OS X Mountain Lion and OS X Mountain Lion Server
- OS X Mavericks and OS X Mavericks Server
- OS X Yosemite and OS X Yosemite Server
To see a complete list of supported host and guest operating, click here: http://www.vmware.com/go/fusionoperatingsystems
I participated in the Technology Preview 2014 program, should I uninstall the Technology Preview software before installing the final release?
Yes, you should first uninstall the Technology Preview version using the included Uninstall VMware Fusion function before upgrading to the final released version.
Will I lose all the virtual machines I created with the Technology Preview version?
No. When you uninstall the Technology Preview version and install the final released version of VMware Fusion, the virtual machines created using the Technology Preview will remain intact.
How do I check which version of VMware Fusion I am running?
From the VMware Fusion menu, select About VMware Fusion, and the version and build number will be displayed in the "about" box.


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- Making every effort in recruitment and enrollment procedures to allow equal participation by all eligible participants and potential participants regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability;
- Distributing and classifying the Applications for Free and Reduced-Price Meals in a way that is fair to all and does not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability; and
- Serving meals in a way that allows equal participation regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, or disability.
Participants in the Child and Adult Care Food Program must adhere by the following Civil Rights requirements:
- Offer infant meals in the CACFP;
- Display "and Justice for All" Poster;
- Collect racial and ethnic data;
- Public notification and media release;
- Contact with minority and grass roots organizations;
- Procedures to handle any discrimination complaints;
- Civil Rights training for staff involved with CACFP Functions; and
- Use of the non-discrimination statement.
Click HERE for Civil Rights forms.
Staff Training
All staff involved with CACFP functions must receive annual training on Civil Rights requirements. Documentation of this training shall include the agenda and signed and dated attendance sheets. This information shall be retained in the Civil Rights folder. A copy of the Civil Rights Training for Site Staff form is attached. Sponsors may use our form or develop one of their own.
Civil Rights Complaints
Sponsors are required to develop and implement a written procedure to handle any discrimination complaint that may be received. The Sponsor's written Civil Rights complaint procedure must describe:
- Where the Civil Rights Complaint Forms and Civil Rights Complaint Log will be kept at each site and at the administrative offices;
- Who is trained on the Sponsor's Civil Rights procedure;
- How Civil Rights complaints will be recorded in the Civil Rights Complaint Log; and
- Procedures for receiving and forwarding an alleged civil rights complaint.
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I'm sorry my boy Peter Lee Johnson version is waaaaayyyy better. This dude went off key sometimes. http://youtu.be/qLosf1gOCKw - Peter J version.
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Bike Denver receives $14,590, largest single donation ever
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Denver, Colo. – August 6, 2012 – The third annual Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride took place on June 17, 2012. The Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride donated in full $20,840 to various non-profit groups associated with the ride in 2012 including the event's primary non-profit BikeDenver, Denver's bicycle advocacy organization. The Ride donated $10 from each of the 1,459 paid long distance registrations for a total contribution to BikeDenver of $14,590; this is the largest single donation BikeDenver has ever received. The cyclist registration breakdown included 1,502 endurance cyclists (100 Mile, 85 Mile and 62 Mile), 391 25 Mile cyclists and 89 Family 5 Mile participants totaling 1,982 cyclists overall; a 54% increase over the prior year. BikeDenver and the Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride are committed to making cycling accessible for everyone, all skill levels and all ages.
"As a small non-profit with big impacts that improve and advance bicycling in Denver, the DCR contribution to BikeDenver this year is extraordinarily meaningful to us. Beyond the financial support that powers our mission, partnering with CSG (the Ride organizer), Coldwell Banker and the other great sponsors is an honor, and we are so pleased to be a part of the effort," said BikeDenver Executive Director, Piep van Heuven.
In addition to the substantial contribution to BikeDenver, the Denver Century Ride also presented a total of $6,250 to several other nonprofit organizations associated with the ride in a variety of ways including: fundraising teams of cyclists, hosting aid stations, serving as ride medics or providing further support to the Ride. Some of the non-profit groups who received a contribution this year are Assisted Cycling Tours, the Coldwell Banker Foundation, Davis Phinney Foundation, Every Creature Counts, FosterSports, Inc., Racing for Hope Foundation, Young Life and Venture Crew 911.
"The Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride is dedicated to giving back to the community and encouraging all ages to get out and cycle as a means to a healthy lifestyle. This commitment to the community and cycling is one of the great reasons that Denver is nationally recognized as an amazing bicycling city," says President and COO of Coldwell Banker's Residential Brokerage, Colorado, Chris Mygatt.
Coldwell Banker and the Denver Century Ride hosted a donation presentation ceremony for BikeDenver on Monday, July 6, 2012 at 3:30PM at the Stapleton Central Park Pavilion (the Ride's single point start and finish) in Denver, Colorado. High resolution photos attached.
The Denver Century Ride has quickly become Denver's premier urban cycling event. This year's Ride offered five new northern-based courses ranging from 1 to 100 miles starting from its new, grassy home in Stapleton Central Park.
The 2012 Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride boosted registration numbers an astonishing 54% from 2011 as more people commit to the healthy cycling lifestyle in the Denver Metro Area.
This year's routes explored the Stapleton neighborhood, Downtown Denver, the north metro region and into Boulder County with varied levels of difficulty from novice and families to expert.
Beginner cyclists enjoyed the Tricycle Village by the Denver Police Department at Stapleton Central Park. Tricycles were provided to learn the rules of the road, cycling etiquette and basic cycling skills and safety taught by Denver Police officers.
The 3-5 Mile Family Ride explored the parks, greenways and trails of the Stapleton neighborhood and featured a child-sized aid station filled with treats aimed to keep even the youngest cyclists going.
The 25 Mile Ride was designed for casual cyclists, cruisers, tandems, mountain bikes, bike trailers and trailer bikes. This route toured through Stapleton, into Park Hill and the Whittier neighborhoods and into Downtown, past Coors Field, along Sloan's Lake to the wide open spaces of Wheat Ridge before returning to Stapleton.
The three long distance, endurance rides, the 100 Mile, 85 Mile and 62 Mile, began in Stapleton and traveled through Downtown Denver before they headed west into Golden with the option to climb to the summit of Lookout Mountain, before heading back towards Stapleton through Boulder County.
All courses started and finished in Stapleton Central Park. Cyclists were greeted at the finish line by the Denver Century Ride Post Ride Party & Father's Day Festival. True to the Denver Century Ride ideal, "cycling for everyone", the Post Ride Party & Father's Day Festival was perfect for the entire family, complete with live music from the Six Million Dollar Band, a barbeque lunch from Famous Dave's Barbeque and Michelob Ultra beer; as well as an expo, sidewalk chalk artists and family friendly activities.


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The Rope Hay Net in extra-large size holds a generous amount of hay. This hay net is made of durable rope cord.
Horsemen's Pride Super Feed Tub is generously sized for a comfortable feeding experience for the horse. Made in the USA, this feed bucket is made of durable, high-density plastic for longevity. 30-quart capacity.
This Jolly Mega Ball Cover fits the 40" Mega Ball. Dress up your horse's favorite toy!
The 50' Pirit® Heated Hose keeps water flowing freely in very cold temperatures. Thermostatically-controlled, this heated hose turns on below 45°F and off above 50°F. It's made of FDA-approved PVC materials for potable water and has an abrasion-resistant cover and knit reinforcement for durability. Effective to -42°F.
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If you hadn't heard, one of the famous "Wachowski brothers," creators of The Matrix franchise and directors of the new hit Cloud Atlas, recently came out as a transsexual woman. She is now Lana Wachowski. And for her efforts at giving transgenderism more visibility and acceptance she received a visibility award by the Human Rights Campaign.
For which her acceptance speech is amazing. She's funny, smart, eloquent, and super cute. In fact this rates among the best speeches I've ever watched. She claims to be an inexperienced speaker, but she clearly is a talented teller of tales, with charm and wit and insight, and boldly honest. Her speech is charming, hilarious, moving, and informative. She's an awesome person. I guarantee you'll love having watched this. So go do.
I discovered this gem thanks to Kylie Sturgess of Token Skeptic who provides the video and links to the transcript at Lana Wachowski's Human Rights Campaign's Annual Gala Dinner Speech (or you can just go direct to the transcript or video at The Hollywood Reporter).


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By Alice Kenny
Stay safe. Stay inside. Call 311 if you need help.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency today, Wednesday, February 5, as another storm pounds the region with snow, sleet and freezing rain.
Winter storm warnings are now in effect for the entire area until 6pm. Heavy snow is transitioning to sleet and freezing rain.
Please use extra caution if you must venture out today. Temperatures are below freezing in our region and even as the snow changes to rain, it is freezing and creating a sheet of ice on all surfaces.
Due to the storm and icing conditions, NYC Department for the Aging closed all senior centers for Wednesday, February 5, 2014.
To ensure seniors' safety, we ask that all seniors avoid going outside until the storm has cleared and call their respective senior centers and/or 311 to find out more information about post-storm operations.
Meanwhile, The New York City Office of Emergency Management issued a hazardous travel advisory and Mayor Bill de Blasio is urging commuters to use mass transit. However, due to signal problems, there are currently numerous 1, 2, 3 train service disruptions between Times Square and each line's northernmost stop. For updates, please visit www.mta.info.
But the best advice is to stay inside. Ice associated with the storm can knock down trees and power lines and make walking treacherous.
Check out NYC OEM's FB page for updates.
Do you need help?
Call the Catholic Charities Help Line: 888-744-7900, or email us through our contact form.
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Jessie J, the UK singer-songwriter who recently broke out in the US with her outrageous music video for "Do It Like A Dude," has topped the BBC's Sound of 2011 chart. The list highlights the very best up-and-coming artists of the new year, and is compiled from key music critics, broadcasters and bloggers. Until recently, Jessie has developed her art both on stage and behind the scenes, writing hits for megastars like Kylie Minogue and Miley Cyrus. But the music she writes for herself has more edge: 'attitude-filled urban pop and big soulful ballads.' Along with all that, she has an insane Aguilera-esque voice and a magnetic personality. Congratulations Jessie, we can't wait to hear more! Check out the rest of the 'Sound of 2011′ list here.
Artists in the top five in previous years have included Florence and the Machine and La Roux (Sound of 2009), Adele and Duffy (Sound of 2008), Mika and Klaxons (Sound of 2007), Bloc Party and Kaiser Chiefs (Sound of 2005), Keane and Franz Ferdinand (Sound of 2004) and 50 Cent and Dizzee Rascal (Sound of 2003).
Jessie's debut album Who You Are will be released this Spring on Universal Republic. She is currently running a contest with Vevo, which will fly a lucky winner to NYC to see Jessie J perform live in the city – youtube.com/vevo.


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Women's Squash Puts Ivy Lead, Top Ranking On Line Against Penn Wednesday
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It's been more than two weeks since the Princeton women's squash team knocked off the reigning national champion and assumed the top spot in the CSA team rankings. The Tigers' first match as the hunted comes Wednesday night against one of its top rivals.
Princeton will host the Penn Quakers Wednesday at 5 pm in the first match of a Jadwin doubleheader (the men will take on Penn at approximately 7:30). The match will be played in three shifts, and all three courts will be streamed live on GoPrincetonTigers.TV.
Princeton is currently ranked first nationally and is the only team in the top five without a loss. The Tigers defeated No. 2 Harvard with a wild rally, including a saved match ball at the No. 4 spot and a comeback from a 2-0 deficit at No. 8. For the season, the Tigers are 5-0 overall, 2-0 in the Ivy League.
Penn is currently ranked fourth nationally, and its lone loss was a tight 6-3 home match against Harvard. The Penn-Harvard competition included three matches that went five games, as well as three others that went four. Penn bounced back nicely last weekend, defeating Trinity 6-3 in a match that featured four five-game matches. The trio of Haidi Lala (No. 4), Pia Trikha (No. 5) and Camille Lanier (No. 8) earned wins against both the Crimson and Bantams.
This has grown into one of the top rivalries in the nation, though the Quakers have had the best of it in the regular season recently. Penn has won four of the last five meetings during the season, including a 6-3 win in Philadelphia last season; Princeton, however, has won four of the last five matches played in Jadwin Gym, including a 7-2 quarterfinal win during the 2011 Howe Cup.


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Operational Audits
Operational audits, also known as performance or managerial audits are aimed at assessing an operation's effectiveness. An operational audit measures and evaluates administrative control against standards set by Management; including long range plans, budgets, and operating policies and procedures. Although financial data continues to be the base of reference, we look beyond the figures to provide assistance toward improving operations.
Compliance Audits
Compliance audits determine the degree of adherence to institutional policies and procedures, as well as, applicable laws, regulations and terms of contracts.
Investigative Audits
Investigative audits are done to analyze incidents of possible fraud or misappropriation of university funds. These types of audits call for the coordination of effort with Senior Management, the Controller's Office and Public Safety. Investigative audits differ from other audits because they are normally conducted without first notifying the personnel who may be affected by the findings.
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I feel like this might be more of a java issue than a lejos issue, but I am pretty stuck and could use some help. Quick background: I am a high school teacher and have been using lejos for 3 years. This year, on the day before a lab where I use bricks to control oscillators, I was unable to flash the firmware to the bricks and got the following two errors.
First, when I tried to run nxjflashg i got the following window popup:
"lejos.pc.tools.NXJFlashG quit unexpectedly while using the nipalu plug-in"
I've tried using other commands and get similar errors on ones that look like this:
Martin-Aguilera-MacBook-2:lejos_nxj martinaguilera$ nxjflash
Building firmware image.
VM file: /Applications/lejos_nxj/bin/lejos_nxt_rom.bin
Menu file: /Applications/lejos_nxj/bin/StartUpText.bin
Magic string found at offset 0x40
VM size: 55872 bytes.
Menu size: 47736 bytes.
Total image size 103800/104448 bytes.
Locating device in firmware update mode.
/Applications/lejos_nxj/bin/nxjflash: line 78: 452 Abort trap: 6 "$JAVA" $NXJ_FORCE32 "-Dnxj.home=$NXJ_HOME" "-DCOMMAND_NAME=$NXJ_COMMAND" -classpath "$NXJ_CP_PC" lejos.pc.tools.NXJFlash "$@"
I'm not a programmer, so this is mostly a bunch of jargon to me. Apparently there is an issue with line 78 of . . . i don't know what. If anyone has seen this error before and I can point out what I might be doing wrong I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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Dig Deeper and Eli "Paperboy" Reed present Brooklyn Soul Festival at The Bell House; check out the schedule below.
Tickets for Day 1, Day 2 and two-day passes are on sale.
Day 1: Friday, August 28, 2009
8pm – 4am
Barbara Lynn (The Soul Queen of the Gulf Coast)
Roscoe Robinson (The Baron of Birmingham, AL)
Hermon Hitson (The Georgia Grinder himself)
Friday's artists will be backed by Eli "Paperboy" Reed & The True Loves, playing songs from their
forthcoming LP on Capitol Records between sets.
Day 2: Saturday, August 29, 2009
11am – 5pm, vinyl record & vintage clothing fair, vendors from around the world – No cover!
8pm – 4am
Otis Clay (The Crown Prince of Chicago Soul)
Maxine Brown (The Lovely Lady of New York Uptown Soul)
The Sweet Divines (NYC's Old School Soul Sensation)
Saturday's artists will be backed by The Sweet Divines and the Divine Soul Rhythm Band.


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National Exercise Guidelines for Adults
The following information is derived from the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, distributed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The following pages will also speak to older adults, adults with disabilities, and adults with type 2 diabetes.
Exercise Guidelines for Adults
These guidelines are for men and women aged 18 to 64 years, and focuses on exercise above and beyond what is done in the course of everyday life. The recommended activities include aerobic exercise and muscle-strengthening exercise.
Key Guidelines for Adults (as written in the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans):
- All adults should avoid inactivity. Some physical activity is better than none, and adults who participate in any amount of physical activity gain some health benefits.
- For substantial health benefits, adults should do at least 150 minutes (2 hours and 30 minutes) a week of moderate-intensity, or 75 minutes (1 hour and 15 minutes) a week of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity, or an equivalent combination of moderate- and vigorous-intensity aerobic activity. Aerobic activity should be performed in episodes of at least 10 minutes, and preferably, it should be spread throughout the week.
- For additional and more extensive health benefits, adults should increase their aerobic physical activity to 300 minutes (5 hours) a week of moderate-intensity, or 150 minutes a week of vigorous-intensity aerobic physical activity, or an equivalent combination of moderate- and vigorous-intensity activity. Additional health benefits are gained by engaging in physical activity beyond this amount.
- Adults should also do muscle-strengthening activities that are moderate or high intensity and involve all major muscle groups on 2 or more days a week, as these activities provide additional health benefits.
Examples of Different Aerobic Physical Activities and Intensities (as written in the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans):
Moderate Intensity
- Walking briskly (3 miles per hour or faster, but not race-walking)
- Water aerobics
- Bicycling slower than 10 miles per hour
- Tennis (doubles)
- Ballroom dancing
- General gardening
Vigorous Intensity
- Racewalking, jogging, or running
- Swimming laps
- Tennis (singles)
- Aerobic dancing
- Bicycling 10 miles per hour or faster
- Jumping rope
- Heavy gardening (continuous digging or hoeing, with heart rate increases)
- Hiking uphill or with a heavy backpack
Inactive adults or those who don't yet do 150 minutes of physical activity a week should work gradually toward this goal. The initial amount of activity should be at a light or moderate intensity, for short periods of time, with the sessions spread throughout the week. For more information, visit The Physical Activities Guidelines for Americans.
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Parking Services is charged with the responsibility to provide safe and adequate parking for University students, staff, faculty, and visitors.
The UAA Call Team serves to meet this responsibility.
Parking citations may be issued by Call Team Officers and University Police with citation penalties ranging from $35 to $500. Vehicles in violation may also be immobilized and/or impounded at the owner's expense.
Any questions about Parking Enforcement should be directed to the following:
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Spotlight for Career Services ProfessionalsDecember 11, 2013
In 2013, NACE introduced a series of "train the trainer" guides for career services practitioners to use to help college students use different social media effectively in their job searches. Following is an excerpt of the "Career Counselor's Guide to Blogging ," by Kevin Grubb, an assistant director at the career center of Villanova University; Shannon Kelly, associate director of career services at the University of Pennsylvania; and Megan Wolleben, assistant director at the Bucknell University Career Development Center. The "Career Counselor's Guides to Social Media in the Job Search" are available at www.naceweb.org/knowledge/social-media/career-counselors-guide.aspx.
When done strategically, blogging can offer students a unique way to network and connect with others. Most blogging platforms (Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr) have easy ways to interact, which can prove useful in making connections and building one's network. Blogs allow students the opportunity to follow professionals and professional blogs, and build connections by reblogging, liking, and commenting on others' content.
Your Own Blog
To grow their blog presence, students should encourage interaction, make commenting and following easy, and get social.
Guest Posting and Contributing
If students are unsure whether blogging on their own is feasible, encourage them to seek out guest post opportunities. Guest posting on other blogs can also help grow a network and help one be seen as an expert without the full commitment of a blog. This is a great way for a student to try out blogging and see if it is right for them. It also offers opportunities to network with those who comment, like, or repost the contribution.
To find guest posting opportunities, students should check their LinkedIn groups for posted opportunities or approach someone they know who has a blog. Does a favorite professor blog? Perhaps a mentor or family friend blogs, too. Students can also check Twitter for posted opportunities. Many sites, such as The Daily Muse and The Huffington Post, are populated by guest bloggers or regular contributors. Students may be surprised that websites and blogs they read often welcome contributions from guests.
If students have blogs of their own, it may be valuable for them to ask for guest posts of their own. Bringing in a new author may also bring in new readers. The author of the guest post will likely spread the word about the blog once it is posted. For some students, especially those in a close-knit group of friends, another option to consider is a group blog with numerous authors. If the group can create a shared vision and manage the posting schedule as not to overlap, that could be an excellent way to get started blogging and boost each other's visibility.
Do you want to grow your own blog presence? Do so by sharing your insight and ideas on the NACE Blog by contacting Claudia Allen at email@example.com.
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