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Two Arizona doubles teams and four singles players advanced to the championship round in their respective brackets on Saturday at the Wildcat Invitational at El Conquistador Golf & Tennis Resort.
"It's great to see the girls dominate the draws for the most part," head coach Vicky Maes said. "We came into that tournament with that expectation."
Junior Laura Oldham and senior Susan Mc Rann and sophomores Inge Hendrikx and Shayne Austin paired up to win both doubles matches to advance to the final round.
"In doubles, we are doing okay, but there is a lot of room for improvement yet to make," Maes said.
Freshman Lauren Marker, senior Akilah James, Hendrikx and Austin won their singles matches and will play in the championship on Sunday.
Freshman Carly Cassity also won her singles match in three sets, overcoming a 4-0 third-set deficit to win the match.
"In singles, people are doing a great job of implementing the individual goals we have determined for them and that is very encouraging," Maes said. "The team overall is in a very good place and I'm happy with our day-to-day progress, both in training and competition."
The tournament will conclude on Sunday Oct. 13, 2013 beginning at 9 a.m., with one doubles matches followed by one round of singles matches.
Live stats will be available at http://stats.statbroadcast.com/statmonitr/?id=36779.
For immediate results and continued coverage of Arizona Women's Tennis, visit ArizonaWildcats.com, or visit the Arizona Women's Tennis Facebook page, or follow @ArizonaWTennis on Twitter and Instagram.
Round 2
Oldham/McRann (ARIZ) def. Rosell Canudas/Johnson(UTSA),8-2
Austin/Hendrikx(ARIZ) def. Marquez/Chang(CSUN),8-5
Calvillo/Meza(UTEP) def. James/Marker(ARIZ), 8-5
Round 3
Oldham/McRann(ARIZ) def. Denesik/Rochin(NAU),8-2
James/Marker(ARIZ) def. Hsu/Poei(CSUN),8-2
Austin/Hendrikx(ARIZ) def. Karaklis/Gandara Gonzalez(UTSA), 8-2
Cassity(ARIZ) def. Rochin(NAU), 6-1, 1-6, 10-8
Marker(ARIZ) def. Bhat(NM), 6-1, 6-2
Rosell-Canudas(UTSA) def. Oldham(ARIZ), 6-2, 6-3
McRann(ARIZ) def. Denesik(NAU), 6-4, 6-1
Austin(ARIZ) def. Schnyder(CSUN), 6-4, 6-4
James(ARIZ) def. Cavillo(UTEP), 6-2, 5-7, 6-3
Hendrikx(ARIZ) def. Andersen(ISU), 3-6, 6-1, 6-2


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Before we get into the review of Saturday night's Counting Crows concert, I'd just like to make a few remarks about the venue itself. I love the fact the Rail Event Center offers all-ages shows with plenty of opportunity to get a drink and even have it on the ground floor. The acoustics are better than expected, and it's definitely the best place I've seen Counting Crows play (I've seen them at USANA and what was once the E-Center in the past to name a few). Basically, it's the venue I wish Salt Air was…
And it was definitely the place to see the Outlaw Roadshow tour, featuring the Crows and three of their favorite opening acts.
Crows frontman Adam Duritz played MC throughout the show, introducing each band and hyping up the crowd. This gave the show an intimate touch and brought the attention of the crowd to the well-deserving groups.
Kasey Anderson and the Honkies were the first up.
They're a five piece group that played songs from their newer album "Heart of a Dog." The band's music is fresh, fun and at times contemplative but definitely with a grassroots kick to it, which really came out on stage.
My favorite song from the group was definitely the one with the fastest tempo, "Two More Bottles of Wine." With a pianist and plenty of room for guitar solos, they're definitely a band to catch again if they come to town.
Here they are playing Two More Bottles of Wine at Seattle station KEXP:
Next up was Field Report.
When you're reviewing a concert, you have to put away your musical bias and check out the band as if you were a big fan of the genre. And even though their more subdued songs didn't appeal to me so much at first, they got the crowd pretty excited.
And actually, the more they played, the more I liked them and they offered some great harmonizing and instrumentation.
Sure, they're more tone-downed than the Honkies, but definitely got more powerful as the set went on and the crowd adjusted. Songs to check out from this band that were played at the show are "I Am Not Waiting Anymore" and "Fergus Falls."
The latter last song actually sent chills down my spine. Field Report was at Kilby Court recently as well, and they promise to return again.
The third band of the show was Tender Mercies, who were filling in for We Are Augustines and felt like they fit the name of the tour better than the rest.
Along with playing to the crowd with a few songs the Crows have also done, I enjoyed "Ball and Chain," a song that the crowd really got into and hyped everyone up for the Crows after the more subdued sounds of Field Report.
The band featured two vocalists and ended with their song Scarecrow.
And the headliner...
Duritz on stage from the crowd perspective.
Up until Counting Crows took the stage, each band played for about half and hour. The headliner went on about an hour and forty-five minutes.
As they trudged to the stage to the Flaming Lips song "Vaseline," front man Adam Duritz rocked a Kiss T-shirt and the band opened with "Rain King." Of course, this version felt a little more folky, and probably had some new lyrics, which is their MO.
Every time you see Counting Crows, you know you're going to get a completely different show. The adds elements like lyrics and throws in solos to songs that were never there before. So its' always something you CAN'T just hear on the CD.
The band did a good job of mixing fan favorites from their albums, and everyone went nuts over "High Life." That's about the time I tweeted "I bet this place is going to blow up when they play "Mr. Jones." Jokes on me. They didn't play it. They didn't play "Accidently In Love" either. But nobody cared.
The crowd danced a bit during "Four Days" and the Crows did throw in hits like "Around Here" and "Long December." The latter had a long pause do to some technical errors, but the crowd was forgiving, even when Durtiz again had to stop a song on account of eating too many Gobstoppers at once before he started singing.
Things slowed down with "Black and Blue," and the crowd got to see an awesome dual guitar solo during "Children in Bloom."
Encores included Le Ballet D, followed up by every band from the night joining the Crows on stage for Bob Dillon's "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" and Counting Crows' hit "Hanging Around."
All in all—very cool show from the headliners and three buzzworthy openers.


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Hello blogworld...I just got back from quiltmarket in Pittsburg, PA. It was a lot of fun, and a lot of work, and to top it all off I got some weird sickness that attacked my vocal chords causing me to totally lose my voice and I had to use my sister as a spokesperson. But all in all it was pretty great!
This is a picture taken of Stella and I, showing a little bit of my booth for ya'll to peek at. This was taken by my friend Heidi from Quilthome. She is one of my biggest supporters, and I am one of her biggest fans! Their website is fabulous for finding all the great fabric you are looking for. They have an incredibly large selection, and their service rivals anyone out there. Besides that, they are just good friendly people that take their business seriously and really take care of their customers.
Here's the link:
There was a lot of fun stuff that happened there, and I promise to get you some great pictures of everything so you can sort of get a feel for what it was like.
But one really great thing that happened was that my booth was given the prize for Best New Exhibitor! That was a completely unexpected and totally shocking turn of events that lifted my sickly little spirits and made it all worth the trouble. But there were many fabulous booths there that I want to share with you, so give me a couple of days to "regroup", and send off my orders, etc...and I will get them up for you.
Also, be looking for the new patterns to show up on the right sidebar, as they are here, and ready to be ordered. I just need to get them all bagged up, and that's going to take some doing!
Thanks for being patient, and check back soon!
PS. If you want to get Santorini precuts, they are available now! Here's a link: Fatquartershop.com
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Whew! That was wild
Posted by Lila Tueller at 1:56 AM
13 comments:
- rachel griffith said...
i hope you are feeling 100% better soon.
congrats on your ribbon winning.
i've seen your booth pics floating around blogland.
absolutely beautiful.
and stella...she's quite the SUPERSTAR.
yall both look fantabulous.
- May 20, 2009 at 5:38 AM
- sewfunbymonique said...
I love your booth! So beautiful and creative! Have to ask- the outfit you are wearing- it looks like your peasant top pattern. Is the skirt one of your newer patterns? I absolutely love both and would like to get the patterns.
- May 20, 2009 at 6:37 AM
- sewfunbymonique said...
Whoops! I didn't scroll down far enough- found the skirt pattern. Can't wait to buy it!!
- May 20, 2009 at 6:41 AM
- Suzanne said...
Your booth is beautiful. Stella has never looked lovelier and that sweet little chair in the corner is a dream come true! Looking forward to your future posts and pictures!
- May 20, 2009 at 7:13 AM
- tinkerverve said...
Yay! ...for quilthome.com
- May 20, 2009 at 7:14 AM
- Loraine said...
Hey Lila, I hope you're feeling better soon! Your booth is amazing, and you did deserve to win.
I want to know how you finished that chair. I have one I want to recover.
Take care, it was fun to see you.
- May 20, 2009 at 8:14 AM
- Cheryl said...
So sorry to hear that you weren't feeling well! But congratulations on the win! Your booth looks great!
And I agree about QuiltHome.com, one of my favorite places for fabric!
- May 20, 2009 at 8:25 AM
- PattiCakes said...
"Stella" means "star", you know, and it looks like the two of you were the stars of the show!
- May 20, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- Barb Elder said...
Congrats on your booth! Looks "happy"
Way to go Lila. I love your stuff. I am excited for you. Way to go.
- May 20, 2009 at 10:44 AM
- Allie said...
Doesn't Stella look right at home there! Congrats on the booth win!
- May 20, 2009 at 11:29 AM
- Harooney said...
Congrats! No suprise really, what I can see of the booth is bright and funkalicious!
Love the Pres Uchtdorf clip on the sidebar! I needed to hear that :)
- May 20, 2009 at 5:58 PM
- Dandelion Quilts said...
CONGRATS! That is very cool!
- May 21, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Ravenhill said...
congratulations on your award! I think your booth looks fabulous and your outfit is divine. That skirt is so pretty!
Hope you are all better soon!
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To find some special timestamp for verification, there are several methods to do so:
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PTB - Public Timestamp Block
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After recovering from a back injury that left her out of the water for two weeks, Pasadena City College women's swimmer Emily Frederick is all the way back and returning to her sensational freshman-season form. Frederick broke her own school record in winning the 100-yard freestyle, broke her 50 freestyle record, and helped snap three school relay records to highlight the Lancers' performances at the 13th Pasadena Invitational held Friday-Saturday.
Frederick swam a 53.46 seconds time to hold off Diablo Valley's Taylor Henry (53.84) at the finish to snap her own record for the second time this year. On March 1, she swam 53.86 during a conference dual meet after originally breaking the record with a 53.90 mark at the Mt. SAC Invitational on Feb. 23. The old school record was Julia Warden's 54.31 set in 2011.
In the 50 freestyle, Frederick took fourth, but did so in snapping her PCC record in that event at 24.91 (24.98 performed at the Chaffey Invitational on March 8). That race was the most speedy in the meet's history as both the top two finishers, Henry and Orange Coast's Mackenzie Bailie each broke the meet record at 24.28 and 24.41, respectively.
Frederick later notched her amazing 10th school record as part of the team's 3:47.52 time in taking second place in the 400 freestyle relay. That record had lasted a decade, set by the 2003 South Coast Conference champion Lancers of 3:48.05. In fact, the foursome of Frederick, Shannon Cheung, Arolyn Basham and sophomore Paige Watroba now own four relay records originally set by the '03 PCC squad.
Earlier in the meet, the four busted last year's team record set in the 400 medley relay at 4:14.61 (third place), faster than the old mark of 4:16.97 (Watroba was a member of both of those records). At the beginning of the meet, the four smashed their own record in the 200 freestyle relay, finishing fourth but at a new PCC standard of 1:43.42, beating the 1:44.10 they swam at the Chaffey Invitational. Frederick's 50 split was a blazing 24.07, not a record because it was done after the opening leg.
As a team, PCC finished a remarkable fifth place out of 15 colleges participating. The team scored 386 points, but with just five swimmers/divers, and were only five points from taking fourth place (Chaffey, 390). Diablo Valley won the women's team title with Orange Coast placing second and Mt. San Antonio third. (complete results at the link near bottom of release).
Frederick placed second overall in the 100 butterfly with a 1:00.04 time. She was oh so close to two other school records, missing here of catching Malia Garcia's 1:00.02 set in 2008. In the 50 butterfly, she placed fourth at 27.26, but not enough to reach Garcia's 27.09. She also came close to breaking her own PCC mark in the 100 individual medley, but her second place finish of 1:01.54 was just .31 of a second slower. Diablo Valley swimmer Shaila Yoder edged her at the wall to win the event at 1:01.54.
Cheung picked up the team's only other event victory, winning the 200 individual medley in a time of 2:13.46. Cheung got into a duel with Orange Coast's Nicole Buck and out-touched her by .27. Cheung took second in the 100 backstroke, placing right behind Buck, at 1:03.37. In the 500 freestyle, Cheung also had to settle for second place despite her 5:17.84 time as Chaffey's Karla Fuertez just was a hand-touch ahead at 5:17.75. Cheung, who was raised in South Pasadena and attended an American high school in China, also placed third in the 50 backstroke (29.07).
Freshman Gwen McKinley made her first attempt at 3-meter diving and placed eighth with 135.85 points. She was also eighth in the 1-meter event. PCC head coach Terry Stoddard said that McKinley has made great strides in diving and that her points gained helped the team immensely.
Basham took fifth in the 50 breaststroke at 33.36 and did the same in the 100 breaststroke at 1:12.08. Basham already has the school records in both events, but her times here were each a bit slower.
The Lancers will participate at the South Coast Conference Championships April 18-20 at Chaffey College. The CCCAA State Championships are April 25-27 at East Los Angeles College's swim stadium.
13th Pasadena Invitational, complete event by event results at link below:
The Lancers have broken 13 school records this season, a breakdown of those records are below:
100-yard individual medley, Frederick, 1:01.23 (SCC Pentathlon, 2/15)
[Photo--Emily Frederick in action during the Pasadena Invitational Saturday at the Aquatic Center, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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I thought this was active too.
I thought this was active too.
i think this needs seasons where i actually update it all and stuff but only for a while. i might eventually make a new topic and work on this really actively but for about 2-3 months. you can't expect one person to monitor this consistently.
I dunno, I update everything that needs updating on KGL, but find that there just isn't anything to update, I never see any gym leaders or challengers from either league
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CBS Sports scored big in the ratings with its Saturday broadcast of previously unbeaten No. 1 Alabama versus No. 19 South Carolina as the game earned an overnight average household metered market rating/share of 5.2/12, up +73% from last year's 3.0/7 for Alabama-Ole Miss, according to CBS.
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ZF-5675: Zend_Db_Statement_Mysqli and Zend_Validate_Db_* problems with strict typing on fetch
Zend_Db_Adapter_Mysqli does not return consistent null for failed matches using fetch() from the statement class due to // fetch the next result $retval = $this->_stmt->fetch(); switch ($retval) { case null: // end of data case false: // error occurred $this->_stmt->reset(); return $retval; default: // fallthrough }
it should return false like every other class if it is going to work with zend_validate_db_*'s if ($result !== false) {
After discussion with Ralph Schindler, the strict equality checking has been changed in commit 14028
Erasing Zend_Validate_* as there is actually no DB validator in core.
After discussing with [~bittarman] we should return false as the $retval for consistency with other adapters. Null has no real semantic meaning in Zend_Db_Statement.
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It's Game Time Football Party
Described Below: TABLE SET-UP, DRINKS, ACTIVITIES & FAVORS
Referee Stripe Table Cover:
– Make a bold statement by covering your main buffet table with inexpensive stripes of black crate paper to mimic the look of a referee's jersey.
– Simply measure out strips of your crate paper to the length of your table spacing them out about an inch and then taping the ends underneath the table.
Retro TV and Dueling Helmets Centerpiece:
– Included in our printable collection are silhouettes of football helmets and a retro TVs. We cut them out by hand and attached them to wooden blocks for support. They were used as the focal point for our food table.
– To add an extra retro element we painted 2 dowels black, glued black pom poms to the tops and then attached them to the back of the silhouette.
– For even more fun make metallic tissue cheerleader pom poms and display them in a bud vase filled with black beans!
– We used metallic tissue fringed table skirts to make ours: Simply cut the tissue strands so that they are not attached to the skirt anymore. Take 10-15 of strands and tie them at the center using a matching yarn or string. Make 2-3 of these bundles. Glue the center of one of the bundles to a dowel then take another bundle and glue it on top of the previous bundle but turn it 90 degrees so that the tassels hang down in a different direction than the first bundle. (To make your cheerleader pom pom even fuller add a third bundle.) Trim the strands to the same length and you're done!
Game Time Banner:
– We used our printable "Game Time" banner to adorn the front of our food table. You can print your own and cut it out using a straight edge cutter. Fold down the flaps at the top of each pennant, string black yarn between the flaps and secure it to the back of the pennant with tape. String it across the front of your table and secure each end of the yarn string with a piece of tape.
Pick Your Personality Drink Station:
– Because every guest at parties have different personalities we created printable character tags.
– We attached the tags to cups so that guests can easily identity their drink and also to pins so that guests can wear them as badges of honor.
– We created a party sign displayed next to the tags that was the used as the key so that guests knew what "The Fumbler", "The Stockpiler", etc. was and could identify themselves accordingly.
– In addition to the cups we had water bottles and orange soda displayed on a tiered stand for a stadium seating affect. We wrapped the orange soda cans in pieces of astroturf to create an unexpected cozy.
– The water bottles were also customized with our printable bottle wraps.
Balloon Backdrop:
– We created a very festive backdrop using balloons and metallic tissue tassels behind our drink station display.
– To recreate this backdrop buy at least 3 types of balloons. We used standard sized black and silver balloons and black water balloons. We filled all the balloons at home using a disposable helium tank. Fill the balloons with different amounts of air to create size variation. Once your balloons are blown up attach them to a board or wall using heavy duty glue dots. Place the glue dot right under the tied end. of the balloon and stick it to the board or wall.
– To add cheerful element attach metallic tissue tassels the board or wall as well.
– To make our tissue tassel we used metallic tissue fringed table skirts. Simply cut the tissue strands so that they are not attached to the skirt anymore. Take 10-15 strands and tie them at the center using a matching yarn or string. Make 2 of these bundles. Create an "X" out of 2 bundles and glue the centers together. Pin the tassels to the wall using a push pin. Manipulate the tassels so that the strands cover the push pin.
– Place these throughout the backdrop in between the balloons for added sparkle and fun texture.
– Guests love having fun and interactive activities to do at parties and photo booths are the perfect way to accomplish that.
– We had referee striped backdrop with lots of fun props for the guests to use during the party. You can easily make your own props by using our printable silhouettes and glueing them to dowels or attaching paper handles on the back so that the guests can hold them in the photos.
Photobooth Referee Striped Backdrop:
– We hung black and white strips of fabric from a free standing backdrop stand. (To save money on the fabric we recommend buying white and black top sheets in a full size.) Every 3 inches cut a slit in the fabric and then tear it the rest of the way. Once you have all of your strips we suggest ironing them for a crisp look.
– Next, loop each piece about 5 inches over the top bar on the backdrop stand. Using a sewing pin, pin the fabric together to secure it over the bar. Continue this until you fill the entire backdrop stand with strips.
– When guests walked into the party they were greeted with a small white paper box of crunch and munch. The box was adorned with our custom printable Thank You tags and a whistle necklace that was tied on with bakers twine.
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ZF-6736: Allow writing the response body into a stream
Currently the response body is stored as a string inside the response object. When it concerns big responses, like file downloads, this can take up quite some memory and you might go over PHP's memory limit.
To avoid such situations it would be nice to be able to write the body (after processing the transfer-encoding, NOT the raw body) directly into a PHP stream / file.
File download should not pass throught the MVC system, but should directly be served by the WebServer (Apache's mod_xsendfile is good for that) Even if the dispatching may end on a file to be served, then it should send a 3xx HTTP response code to make the browser equest for it directly.
Am I wrong or did I miss something ? Perhaps you have a use-case to provide ?
Hi Julien
I think you missed the point, or I lacked in making my issue report clear enough, as I am talking not about MVC but about responses to requests made with Zend_Http_Client.
$client = new Zend_Http_client('http://example.com/somefile'); $response = $client->request();
The full raw HTTP response body is now as a string inside the protected member variable $response->body, using up memory.
Yes yes, all my fault of not reading deeply the subject.
So I agree with your issue, if I can provide some patch, I would ;-)
This doesnt make sense imho, since the raw response is put together in one piece anyways for processing you have the complete response at one point in time no matter what and can reach memory limit with that.
Hi Benjamin, that's exactly my point, that in certain cases you would not want to have the raw response kept in memory but instead written to a stream (a file stream for example) as the data gradually comes in.
Downloading bigger files from Amazon S3 on a limited PHP environment is now impossible exactly because of the current implementation.
I think I know how to make it work.
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Outside the classroom, student organizations provide a focus for service, social activities and professional development. Some activities sponsored by student organizations have become significant law school traditions.
In Green Hall, student life is centered in the student commons area on the first floor, where students gather between classes and for special student activities.
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ZF-7847: Javascript issue with Hidden Element while using Zend Checkbox
While creating the CheckBox element using zend form, it is generating the hidden element which is causing the java script validation problem.
Ex: If you say like "document.form.mycheckbox.checked" the script will fail because in the same name we have a hidden element. It would be better if we have any flag for not generating hidden element. By that way we can avoid JavaScript related issues.
Expecting the solution from your side.
FYI: By now in our library, to overcome that problem we have commented hidden generation part. But it is not the right solution.
This was supposedly fixed in 1.5, but the error continues... please fix!!
It was fixed with r7646: http://framework.zend.com/code/changelog/… .
It seems that in version 1.10.1-1.10.3 the problem still exists. This behavior probably is not W3 compliant.
The simple workaround here is to set the checkbox 'id' attribute. This allows you to access the checkbox from javascript with document.getElementById() because the hidden element does not get the ID set.


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ZF-12194: Notice on casting in abstract class
since PHP 5.4 an E_NOTICE is thrown in Zend_Validate_Abstract on line 233 (and 268) because of this cast when $value is an array: ````
Could be please also say if this is going to be fixed in ZF 1.x or maybe only 2.x ?
Thanks in advance Rene
I don't want to bump this, but altough the related issue is marked as fixed, this issue has not been solved yet. The mentioned array-to-string cast is still being performed.
Greetings Rene
We will fix this with the next mini release.
More infos: http://php.net/manual/en/…
Patch added.
Unit tests fixed in Validate. (Replace "assertType")
Applied patch to trunk (25104) and release-1.12 (25105)


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Leaders of a coalition representing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people which has not been accepted to participate in this Sunday's Tet Parade has garnered new supporters, including the ACLU and the Garden Grove Unified School District.
On Tuesday night, district trustees agreed to pull out of the Tet Parade unless organizers decide by noon Friday to let in the Partnership of Viet Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Organizations.
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The district had planned on sending a school bus with its school board members and some students to participate in the parade, set for 9 a.m. Sunday in Little Saigon.
"It's about hate. And we haven't said it ... but that's what it comes down to," said trustee Bao Nguyen, who pulled the item from the agenda and encouraged his colleagues to not send a yellow school bus to the parade.
The board did not vote on the issue but withdrew the item from its agenda, in effect not approving a district bus and bus driver to participate.
The exclusion of the LGBT group has been the topic of numerous Vietnamese media programs, as the group gains support from local and national organizations.
Westminster officials have encouraged the Vietnamese American organizers to allow the participation of the gay partnership. Joining them in recent days have been several organizations, including: Lambda Legal, which works in support of LGBT rights; the ACLU, which works in support of civil rights issues; and the Public Law Center, a pro bono law firm in Orange County that serves low-income residents. The groups all emailed letters Tuesday to the parade organizing committee.
And on Wednesday, the Vietnamese American Chamber of Commerce of Orange County, which represents 1,500 members, planned to send a letter to parade organizers in support of the LGBT group.
"Diversity is very important to our chamber," said Tam Nguyen, the chamber's president. "We're still participating in the parade, and we request they include everyone."
Meanwhile, an attorney for the LGBT group said Wednesday morning that he still plans to seek an injunction in Orange County Superior Court to force parade organizers to include the LGBT participants. But he plans to wait until Thursday because the group has not officially gotten word from the organizing committee.
Officially, the organizing committee has not taken a vote to accept or deny the application, in order to avoid having any one group pull out from the parade. The parade is days away.
The decision to not accept the gay partnership's application has caused a rift among organizers. The majority oppose allowing the group in. But the Vietnamese Student Associations of Southern California said it supports the gay partnership, which will have a booth this weekend at a huge Tet Festival in Garden Grove that is sponsored by that student association.
This year, a coalition of Vietnamese American organizations is putting on the parade because the city of Westminster is strapped financially and is not paying for such events.
The gay partnership joined the parade in 2010, when the city was in charge. But the group met with resistance then too. The Vietnamese Interfaith Council in America called for a boycott of the parade. This year, the Interfaith Council is one of the key organizing groups of the parade.
The leaders of the gay partnership said their goal is to celebrate their Vietnamese culture along with everyone else. Those who oppose them said the group does not represent Vietnamese culture and the Tet parade is about tradition.
On Tuesday, students, representatives from the gay community and others spoke on behalf of the gay partnership in encouraging Garden Grove school trustees to pull out from the parade.
"Use this as a teaching moment for the students," said Jeff LeTourneau, co-chair of the Democratic Party of Orange County, LGBT caucus.
"You have an opportunity," said Anaheim resident D.R. Heywood, to show students "that intolerance will not be accepted or endorsed."
Trustee Linda Reed said she had served on the organizing committee for years while the city ran the event and is hopeful "the committee will do the right thing."
"We have been placed in an untenable position. This board is supposed to be apolitical," Reed said. "I hate to see our bus withdrawn but I also don't like the idea that we in some way oppose what we teach our children every day."
Trustee George West said he did not support the use of a school bus in the parade: "As a social science teacher and someone who believes wholeheartedly in public education and the rights of all people, I didn't think it's the right thing to do."
Only Trustee Lan Nguyen expressed disagreement.
"Our school board here should not be the forum to address this issue," Nguyen said. Nguyen also offered to pay the $400 out of his pocket for the bus and driver for the district to participate.
LGBT group members and their supporters said they were encouraged by the Garden Grove board's move.
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Laura Kanter, youth program director at The Center OC, which serves the LGBT community, said after the meeting that the school board's position to withdraw its bus from the parade is important.
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it would also provide some settings other than Regency-era England and contemporary times.
I would really like to read a series set in different times, but as
wrote, it would be very challenging from the author point of view. That is, if you expect the series to be accurate and not just "wallpapery". Maybe someday, someone... one can always hope :wink:
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I'll admit that this "coincidence" of everyone finding their life-mates within a short period never really bothered me before, perhaps because I've read only
vampire book to date.
I never really thought about it too, but now I see how it can be annoying. Unrealistic. Even in a paranormal book
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Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night
. The hero found his mate in the seventeenth century (if I remember correctly) and lost her when she died; so now he's trying to travel back in time to save her.
Yet I think a thorough world builder would be able to come up with a plausible explanation of why so many life-mates are popping up within a short time of each other. A conjuction of two slow-moving planets, maybe? It only happens once every several hundred years?
"To be in a romance is to be in uncongenial surroundings. To be born into this earth is to be born into uncongenial surroundings, hence to be born into a romance." (G.K. Chesterton)
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The rashes of matches in paranormal series are little different from those in other romance series. Most romance series that I've read have a large number of matches in a short time. In fact, Quinn's Bridgertons and Victoria Alexander's Effington/Shelton series are the only romance series I've read that I can recall offhand as taking place over more than a few years. I'm sure there are others that I'm not thinking of right now. The timescale brings to mind jokes at the office about "something going around" when several workers had children in a short time. In fact, discussing it makes me wonder: has anyone ever studied whether relationship changes (starting or ending) are contagious through social networks the way they have found with gaining or losing weight and starting or stopping smoking?
There is another issue specific to vampire paranormals. The Sands series are more humorous than angsty, and I think such a tone would be extremely difficult to achieve with vampires that were still active predators of humans. The contemporary setting lets Sands have vampires who mostly consume only bagged blood, which could not be done in most historical settings.
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There is another issue specific to vampire paranormals. The Sands series are more humorous than angsty, and I think such a tone would be extremely difficult to achieve with vampires that were still active predators of humans. The contemporary setting lets Sands have vampires who mostly consume only bagged blood, which could not be done in most historical settings.
Good point, Mark! They seem properly "civilised" now, but what were they doing a few decades ago, before bagged blood was readily available?
I realise that Sands intends to keep things light and is not the author to go to for complex world building, but if I don't believe in her centuries-old heroes from the beginning, then she has lost me.
"To be in a romance is to be in uncongenial surroundings. To be born into this earth is to be born into uncongenial surroundings, hence to be born into a romance." (G.K. Chesterton)
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As to Feehan's Carpathian's, I'm pretty sure something was mentioned/came out in one of the most recent books that explains the current crop of lifemates. At least somewhat. I'd have to dig it out to remember precisely what it was. Or ask my son who seems to have taken those particular books hostage at the moment.
Oh, and there is a large gap - twenty-something years? - between the Prince and Raven's romance and the rest although I've always seen that entire series as existing in some kind of time warp anyway. Feehan just doesn't explain the passage of time happening in them to get a good fix on when each of the stories happen. So, I'm not sure when we're talking about that type of "fantasy" storytelling why telling stories of successive generations would change anything. So much of it is about suspension of disbelief to begin with.
As to the more general question of setting various romances within different time periods, I've often wondered about that too - both for a fantasy scenario like a vampire universe or say a generational family one. I've always thought it could be done and would be interesting to read. Now, if one is wanting/expecting perfect historical details, then sure, it's going to be a problem to add in extra eras and have them perfect or near perfect every single time by every single author. But if we're talking about "mostly" wallpaper backgrounds to begin with and or just breaking some molds in terms of settings, I'm not sure what the big deal would be stopping it from happening. Harlequin Historicals are pretty much all over the place anyway, aren't they? Quite a few single title authors at least attempt different eras in short stories. We're not really talking about filling in all that many time period gaps, are we?
Or are we? That's an honest question. Just how much does the romance genre routinely not cover historically?
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Finally! We have a little more than brick and mortar shots of the new City Creek Center. Macy's and Nordstrom hosted back-to-back media days this week, inviting us to take a peek as they fill up the clothing racks, shoe floors and cosmetics counters.
Let's start with Nordstrom, shall we? The high-end department store is back downtown after shuttering its doors in January 2007. This time around the Seattle-based shop has upped the glam factor, starting with a shoe floor packed with luxury and contemporary brands like Prada, Jimmy Choo, Miu Miu, Yves Saint Laurent, B Brian Atwood, Rachel Zoe, Tory Burch, Stuart Weitzman, among others. The shoe floors, one for men and one for women's, take up a significant chunck of floorspace, fitting since Nordstrom got it's start as a footwear retailer in 1901.
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The restaurant, Sixth & Pine, overlooks Temple Square and offers a cozy kind of diner cafe vibe. No alcohol, of course, given the mall was built on LDS Church land, but that's a mall-wide mandate (save for the Cheesecake Factory and Texas de Brazil, both major chains. Lucky ducks.)
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Everything else was still coming together when we stopped in, with assocaites and workers filling the racks, hanging lights and dressing nude mannequins. Artwork from 11 Utah artists--including Janell James, Brent Godfrey and Nash Nartinez--were already hung throughout the store, offering a nod to the Beehive State and bringing a touch of local to the national name.
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Over at Macy's, which has adopted the famous 180-year-old ZCMI facade as the Main Street face of the store, housewares, home textiles and luggage have taken equal real estate with men's, women's and kids' fashion and accessories from the likes of Coach, Michael Michael Kors, Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren and Material Girl (this is Madonna and daughter Lourdes' juniors line, so think edgy 80s meets 2012).
The store is Utah's seventh Macy's at 150,000 square feet across three floors. That's a fair amount of shoes (900 styles), juicers, linens and dishes. Big-name Macy's brands from Rachel Bilson (remember teen drama The O.C.?), Martha Stewart, Jessica Simpson and Betsy Johnson, among others are in the mix. And, with that much space, Macy's has upped the green factor by lighting the store with LED fixtures, which last five to seven years, and implementing a storewide recycling program.
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We are the Fremont area Chrysler, Dodge, RAM and Jeep car dealership that will make the car buying experience as simple as possible. Take a test drive with one of our Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep experts and see what makes these some of the best selling vehicles in America.
At Gene Steffy, we strive to maintain a complete inventory of new Chrysler, Dodge, RAM and Jeep vehicles. Select from all of the latest models including some of the most popular Ram trucks around like the RAM 1500 & RAM 2500 Plus the RAM 3500 HD, and the Ram Cargo Van and other commercial vehicles.
Those seeking adventure can always find it with the full line of Jeep SUV in our Freemont showroom. Check out the comeback of the Cherokee or the slightly more spacious Grand Cherokee. Or maybe the Patriot or one of the Wrangler models is more your style.
If on-road comfort and performance are on your wish list consider the Chrysler 200 or Town & Country minivan. Of course, the Dodge line with the Avenger, Charger, Dart and Challenger offer many reasons to love your drive. But don't forget the versatile Journey and Durango SUVs either.
Gene Steffy Chrysler Jeep Dodge in Fremont has many used cars from the top auto manufacturers of today, and we have our mechanics fully inspect the vehicles prior to going on sale. So for a quality used car in Fremont, visit Gene Steffy Chrysler Jeep Dodge. Select from pre-owned cars, convertibles, trucks, mini-vans, SUV's, sports cars and more all at one location.
Our finance department is here to simplify the process of getting a car loan in Fremont. We work with multiple financial institutions to secure your low interest car loan. Start the Dodge Chrysler, RAM or Jeep lease or car loan in Fremont NE process online by completing our secure online finance application.
Get the repair and parts your Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep needs from the industry experts at Gene Steffy. Our mechanics will make sure your car is fixed right the first time, and our professional parts department has a large inventory of auto parts to fill orders quickly. For auto service in Fremont and original car parts, visit Gene Steffy located at 2545 East 23rd Avenue South, Fremont, NE.
Thank you for visiting our website, and we hope to see you soon at our dealership. You can learn more about Gene Steffy Chrysler Jeep Dodge on our About Us page, but there's no better way to get to know us than to come visit us in person. We're located at 2545 East 23rd Avenue South, Fremont, NE, and we're happy to help you in any way we can. Gene Steffy, proudly providing quality Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep vehicles to the communities of Blair, Lincoln and Omaha.


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2011 - 24 Hours in the Sage
2011 marks our eighth return as a premier destination endurance event; mountain bike relay racing, to be more specific. For either 12 hours or 24 hours straight you can compete in teams or solo categories… and not that we're bragging, but we're also home of the 24 Hour Solo Townie Bike World Championships (or Townie Worlds for short) which is "Super Extreme!" The best part about this event is the amazing trails out at Hartman Rocks and the absolutely unbeatable hospitality of the Gunnison KOA where the race officially starts and finishes.
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