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I didn't though to use ant, or even maven, for that. But there is some idea. And would do with intelliJ.
becti111 wrote:Is there anybody here who can translate the description from epascual in English? Google-translate couldn't help me.
The Error-Messages is like: "no ClassDefFoundError ...."
As suggested in my reply, you are mixing both versions (0.4.0 as distributed in the file system image and MASTER as extracted from Git) of the ev3classes. You can fix your project using the method documented in my article (and in several other places too).becti111 wrote:Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: lejos/hardware/LCD
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SOPHOMORE 2012-13: Played 27 min. in season home opener and scored 7 pts. … played 28 min., had 2 reb. vs. No. 4 Stanford … scored 9 pts., had 8 reb. vs. Utah Valley … scored 3 pts. at Pacific … scored 9 pts., had two reb. vs. Toledo in the John Ascuaga Nugget Classic in Reno., Nev. … scored 13 pts., had 2 reb. in the final game of the John Ascuaga Nugget Classic in Reno., Nev. … scored 7 pts., had 4 reb. vs. CSU Northridge … scored 10 pts. at Long Beach State … played 21 min., had 4 boards at San Jose State … scored 12 pts., had 9 reb. at UC Davis … scored 10 pts., had six reb. at CSU Bakersfield … scored 8 pts., had 8 reb. vs. Fresno State … scored 2 pts. vs. UNLV … scored 15 pts. at Portland … scored 7 pts. at Gonzaga … scored 10 pts., had 2 reb. vs. LMU … scored 7 pts., had 7 reb. at Pepperdine … scored 11 pts. vs. USF… scored 11 pts., had 8 reb. in 29 min. vs. Saint Mary's … scored 4 pts., had 2 ast. vs. Portland … scored 2 pts. in 23 min. at San Diego … scored 4 pts., had 4 reb. vs. BYU … scored 2 pts. at LMU … scored 11 pts., had 10 reb. in first career double-double at USF … scored 10 pts., had 4 reb. in 33 min. at BYU … scored 6 pts., had 5 reb. vs. Gonzaga … scored 6 pts., had 7 reb. vs. Pepperdine … scored 13 pts. vs. San Diego … scored 2 pts., had 4 stl. against LMU in the WCC Tournament.
FRESHMAN IN 2011-12: True freshman and key reserve; closed out regular season averaging 27 min. in last seven ... averaged 5.7 points and 5.3 rebounds in those last seven games ... ranked 2nd on the team in FG% (.476) and tied for team-lead in steals (17) during WCC play ... made 21 of 40 shots (.525) through the first 12 WCC games ... totaled 8 rebounds in two late-season WCC contests, including a win at UP (Feb. 16) ... pulled down 7 rebounds in a win over LMU (Feb. 9) ... team-leading 15-point perfomance at Pepperdine (Jan. 14) .. career-high 11-rebound, 31-minute effort at Sac State (Dec. 22) ... made her first collegiate start vs. SJSU (Dec. 17) ... played a then-career-high 29 minutes on the road at Seattle (Dec. 13) ... enjoyed a terrific collegiate debut, scoring 15 points and grabbing 10 rebounds to hep SCU defeat CSUB (Nov. 11) ... made a key basket with one minute left in win over UCD (Nov. 28).
HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at Presentation High School in San Jose where she led the Panthers to the Western Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) regular season title and the CIF-Central Coast Section (CCS) Division II championship as a senior … was named a First Team 2011 All-WCAL honoree and the San Jose Mercury News 'Senior of the Year' … also named to the San Jose Mercury News All-Area Team and to the San Francisco Chronicle All-Metro Team … Cal-Hi Sports 2011 All-State CIF-CCS Division II … MaxPreps California 2011 All-State Second Team … helped the Panthers increase their win total in all four of her varsity seasons, culminating with the CCS Division II championship and the program's first-ever WCAL title as a senior … versatile player who, due to team injuries, stepped in and played point guard as a senior … scored a game-high 16 points in the CCS championship victory over rival Archbishop Mitty – a game played at Santa Clara University's Leavey Center where she played against current SCU teammate Vanessa Leo … 2011 McDonald's All-America nominee … played for the Metro San Jose Basketball club program … part of Santa Clara's nationally recognized recruiting class, announced in November 2010 … drew All-WCAL honors in all four varsity seasons at Presentation.
PERSONAL: Full name is Nicolette Rose Gilday … born in San Jose as the daughter of Kevin and Lisa Gilday … has one younger sister, Dani … an excellent student, named Presentation's 'Senior Scholar-Athlete' … graduated from Presentation with a 4.1 cum GPA … She will be majoring in Finance.


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Zend_Log_Writer_Db fails on MySQL due to an incorrect date format being used.
Zend_Log creates timestamps in an ISO-8601 format including the timezone, using date('c').
MySQL can not write this data to a datetime field:
Input: 2009-11-21T03:35:13+01:00 Output: Zend_Db_Exception with text: SQLSTATE[22007]: Invalid datetime format: 1292 Incorrect datetime value: '2009-11-21T03:56:33+01:00' for column 'timestamp' at row 1
Problem seems to be with the timezone; MySQL manual makes no mention of the timezone at all, and removing it from the input renders it valid to MySQL.
Current Zend_Log_Writer_Db is unusable with MySQL in its default state (no column mapping), so considering this a major issue.
use method Zend_Log:>setEventItem();
$log->setEventItem('timestamp', $date);
The proposed workaround-solution is not sufficient, as it sets the timestamp to a fixed value, instead of an up-to-date value for every log event being written.
Also, while I appreciate that it is possible to work around this problem, I believe the component should work properly, instead of having each and every programmer that wants to use it solve this issue themselves.
Because of this, I'm reopening the issue.
@Sander In ZF 1.10.0 was added to the parameter $ extras in Zend_Log::log(). http://framework.zend.com/code/viewrep/…
$log->info('Message', array('timestamp' => $date));
$log->log('Message', Zend_Log::INFO, array('timestamp' => $date));
Thanks Ramon! That's the workaround I initially used, but it breaks when other people had to work with the code as they didn't know about having to make this special exception just because we use Zend_Log_Writer_Db in combination with MySQL.
I am working on my own implementation of http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-181 to help solve this issue, by having Zend_Log_Writer_Db pass a Zend_Date or PHP Date object to the log writer, and enabling the DB adapter to accept that, but it's not moving along very much.
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Princeton opened the weekend with a road win at Georgetown for the Class of 2006 Cup. Princeton, ranked third nationally, took the varsity eight race in 6:30.6, while Georgetown finished second in 6:34.1. Princeton also won the varsity four competition, as the Tiger A boat won in 7:29.7, while the B boat finished ahead of Georgetown in 7:39.3.
Princeton remains undefeated in this series over Georgetown, and it followed with a Monday victory over Bucknell, the 2012 Sprints runner-up, in a modified 1500-meter showdown on Lake Carnegie. Princeton finished the course in a winning time of 4:58.5, while Bucknell took second in 5:04.5.
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Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State mens golf team used a spectacular second round 275 to take an 11-shot lead in their quest for a fourth consecutive Southern Conference championship.
Beginning the second round, the Bucs were in third place, four shots behind the leader. Today, four ETSU players shot a 70 or better to lead the charge into first place.
Defending Southern Conference individual medalist Pat Beste carded a second-round best 67 to climb within one shot of tournament leader Matt Riddick (68-68--136) from Appalachian State. Beste shot a 70 on the first day for a two-round total of 137 (-3).
Also leading the Bucs in the second round was sophomore James Johnson. Johnson fired a second-round 69, and combined with a first-round 72, is tied for fourth with a two-round 141 (+1). Senior Chris Wisler and sophomore Thomas Lee are tied for seventh after carding a two-round 142. The 2000 Southern Conference Player of the Year, Wisler shot a 69 today while Lee shot an even-par 70.
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Lincoln's election precipitated the secession, but didn't they have enough congressional power to continue things much as they were? It seems in the preceding two decades the slave states had managed well enough extracting concessions from the free states such as the Missouri compromise and the fugitive slave act. Wouldn't it have made more sense to continue as part of the U.S. and ignore the abolitionist sentiment of many in the North?
The fundamental cause of southern secession (and ultimately the Civil War) was the US's inability to solve slavery at the national level.
The Civil War was not fundamentally about "states rights". Asserting a state's right to secede doesn't speak to why the state wants to secede. Steven's citation of reasons in his answer only serve to underline this. When the northern states were threatened by the War of 1812, they considered secession. When South Carolina was threatened by a tariff, they attempted to nullify the law. When a state's self interests come into play, they'll take advantage of whatever political mechanism they can imagine to assert that self interest, up to and including nullification, secession, and war.
The real story is not in the political mechanics but the underlying interest in preserving slavery that forced the South to become so hell bent on their "states rights". If Northern states had seceded over the War of 1812, we wouldn't assert the fundamental cause was a debate over state's rights. Rather we'd say it was their opposition to the War of 1812. The same applies for the South's secession as well. Their interest in preserving slavery drove them to use untested constitutional mechanism and eventually go to war.
And when you consider the South's conundrum it becomes clearer.
White southerners lived in constant, real fear of slavery/black insurrection. They had experienced violence from slaves during Turner's Rebellion. They looked south to the Haitian Revolution and similar rebellions in the sugar colonies and saw little comfort in how those societies were transformed. Maintaining the institutions associated with slavery was a matter of life/death for white southerners. Laws were passed to further and further restrict the activities of slaves and freed blacks and codify racial distinctions. Even if the injustice of the system might be acknowledged by some southerners, the fear that slaves or freed blacks might (perhaps justifiably) seek vengeance was deep.
Even if a southerner thought that ending slavery was the right thing to do (and many did), the way to get there without providing massive disruption to southern society (economic or otherwise) was very hard to see. Aside from what they would have perceived as lost property, you have the question of what do you do with the slaves? If they're freed won't they just take up arms and overthrow southern society? Would the freed blacks compete with poor whites and drag down wages? In every sense, security, agrarian economics, social interactions, slavery and the associated racial class system was at the heart of Southern life and it was apocalyptic to imagine life without it. Lincoln himself points out this fear during his inaugural speech when trying to be conciliatory
Indeed clauses to maintain of the institution of slavery are rife throughout the Confederate constitution:
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This need for security and tight adherence to the institution existed in direct contrast to Northern abolitionist's deep, often religiously founded, moral opposition to slavery from people such as John Brown and others. Many movements sprung up to curtail the expansion of slavery such as the Free Soilers and Republicans.
The national politics prior to the civil war became dominated by the South's attempt to keep slavery going and expanding vs the North's determination to keep it from expanding. Southerners understood that the only way to maintain their power in Congress (and ultimately their sense of security) and to grow economically was to fight for the expansion of slavery. The South would uses the power of the Federal government to protect and maintain slavery. The Fugitive Slave Act along with the Dred Scott decision show that the South is happy to use/laud Federal institutions if it helped them meet their end goal. In fact many feared that these were overreaches of Southern influence into Federal power. To quote Lincoln's House Divided speech:
Many in the North resented the power that the 3/5ths compromise, the Dred Scott decision, the Fugitive Slave Act, the annexation of Texas, and the Mexican-American War gave to Southern states and argued that the South had an inordinate amount of power. Indeed Lincoln above is close to asserting a "states right" to deny slavery. In addition some Abolitionists themselves considered secession due to their perception that the South had a large amount of power.
Both the sectional conflicts around expanding slavery and the issue of slavery were ultimately irreconcilable. While campaigning Lincoln attacked the South's hold on Federal power through the continued expansion of slavery through warfare, annexation, law and the 3/5ths compromise. After Lincoln was elected, there was already a shooting war in Kansas and John Brown had raided Harpers Ferry in an attempt to incite a massive slave revolt. Lincoln's party was seen by the South as radically anti slavery, and indeed opposition to slavery was the issue that their party was founded on, to quote this history of the Republican party:
The South's siege mentality would only reach a fever pitch upon Republican Lincoln's election. With what they perceived as a virulently anti slavery, pro Northern party increasing its influence coupled with and ever increasingly violent political far-left political opposition, the south felt deeply threatened politically, economically, and physically. Virginia's secession ordinance while brief, discusses the "oppression of the Southern slaveholding states"
Also as this blog summarizes Civil War historian James McPherson:
They tried whatever mechanism they had, citing state's rights and eventually finding themselves in a war. Without doing so, they feared, they would have change forced on them through incited slave rebellion or what they perceived as revolutionary Republicans. Even if the end of slavery wasn't imminent, the loss of the political power that had been protecting the institution felt deeply threatening due to the magnitude of how fundamental slavery was to southern life. So threatening that they were willing to use whatever constitutional mechanism necessary to preserve their political independence and keep slavery going.
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The issue isn't whether legally the South had anything to fear at the legal level. The issue was that they had managed to use Federal power during the antebellum period to allow the continued spread and protection of slavery. Despite deep fissures, they had managed to continue to dominate and grow political power to protect their slave holding society. The incoming Republicans threatened that as wikipedia puts it
Also their response to the Nebraska Act
Its understandable Lincoln would be fairly conciliatory in his inaugural speech. The south was taking action to secede. He wanted to maintain the Union and preferred a peaceful solution. He also has to worry about the slave holding states that remained in the Union. That doesn't change the platform of his political party, the reason the South found him so threatening politically. Lincoln himself acknowledges how apprehensive the South is to the Republican takeover:
He echoes my assertion of how much upheaval white southerners saw in ending slavery.
Regardless of any political or legal institutions, when 1/3 or more of your population is enslaved, you might worry more about the plans of those enslaved. When someone like John Brown comes knocking at your door to incite a revolution, you do what you have to to baton down the hatches, especially when it seems his incendiary, potentially threatening actions appear to be hailed in many in the North. No law is going to prevent the enslaved from taking back their freedom when given the opportunity.
I highly recommend Charles Dew's Apostles of Disunion which lets the words of the secession commisioners speak for themselves.
The most common cause those comissioners themselves state is slavery.
The issues that ultimately led to the secession of the southern states had been brewing for a considerable amount of time. While most people (especially northerners) claimed the Civil War was all about ending slavery, the reasons that the south seceded actually had very little to do with that issue. In fact, the South had won a couple of major decisions that supported slavery, such as the Dred Scott decision in 1857 and the Fugitive Slave Law in 1850.
Perhaps the biggest issue that truly led to the secession was the debate over States' Rights. Going as far back as 1798, there had been an ongoing debate over whether or not the Federal government had the right to pass laws that contradicted laws already in place at the State level. While many people claim that the South was attempting to break up the Union, it was more accurately a case of them attempting to stand up for themselves and declare that the laws passed within a State had superiority. In fact, the preamble to the Confederate States Constitution starts with "We, the people of the Confederate States, each State acting in its sovereign and independent character..."
In 1828 Congress passed tariffs that benefited trade in the northern states. These tariffs ended up being detrimental to the Southern states that relied heavily on the ability to export their agricultural goods. In 1832, the state of South Carolina passed a state law that declared these tariffs to be invalid within the state of South Carolina. Persident Andrew Jackson reacted by sending a naval flotilla as well as the threat of federal troops to enforce the tariffs in South Carolina. This was one of the first major steps in breaking down the relationships between the North and the South. Over the next couple of decades, the South continued to suffer financially while the North benefitted, and eventually the Southern states decided they had put up with it long enough. This is why even now most Southerners refer to the American Civil War as the "War Between the States".
Interestingly enough, while it was the South that actually seceded, it was the northern states who had first threatened it. The New England states were opposed to the War of 1812, and at the Hartford Convention had actually discussed seceding themselves. Even then it was more about doing what was best for the individual states!
EDIT: In response to Doug T's impassioned argument that the war was about slavery.
It is a mistake to assume that Lincoln was "virulently anti-slavery". In fact, in his inaugural address he tried to reassure Southerners by declaring that he had no desire to interfere with slavery where it already existed. Furthermore, prior to his election, Lincoln took a very similar position when he ran for the US Senate. In his acceptance speech he stated "I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half slave and half free." He then went on to argue that "slavery in the United States would eventually have to end everywhere or become legal everywhere in order for the nation to survive" (emphasis added). While Lincoln as an individual did not condone or approve of slavery, he also did not take an open stance against slavery.
In all fairness, I will concede that slavery was indeed a contributing factor as a reason for the Southern states seceding, and in fairness, I never meant to imply that it was not. While it was true that the institution of slavery had been supported by the Supreme Court, public opinion regarding slavery, particularly in the North, was turning against it. It was becoming increasingly apparent that the ability to expand slavery into new states as they joined the Union was going to be difficult, if not impossible. As a result, they would eventually find themselves isolated away in a country that was growing under the influence of a government that did not support their beliefs.
Once Lincoln was elected, the South decided that their voice was not going to be heard in American politics, so they decided to form their own government based on the principles that they felt benefited them the most. This meant they would be free from unfair tariffs, would have the right to decide on laws that were deemed appropriate for each state, and would permit them to continue to own their slaves as well as possibly expanding the institution by encouraging new states that were developed on the continent to join the Confederacy instead of the Union.
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Lincoln was elected from Northern Votes alone. Combined with Northern monopolies in the other branches of government, this was the warning bell to the South that they no longer had any say in politics at all.
The North was industrial, and the South was agricultural. This meant that the South's exports earned more (though obviously this also meant that the North was more prepared to fight a war). The North didn't like earning less money than the South, so they taxed the South. Anytime a Southerner wanted to export their goods, they had a pay a large tariff.
The Southerners felt they were being treated like colonies with no real say in anything. So they did what they did last time they were in that situation, they seceded.
If you're interested in further reading, Facts the Historians Leave Out is a very good book on the subject.


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Kelly Babstock scored all three goals for the Bobcats, including an empty-net goal in the final minute.
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I love little children. Aside from W.C. Fields, who doesn't? And I love my grandchildren the most. They still laugh at my jokes, they do what I say (most of the time), and they are fully loaded with an endless amount of energy. Neither one of them understands the meaning of being exhausted.
Let's face it: they are newcomers, like little space aliens in full-tilt discovery mode. They are still fascinated by everything around them and are engaged in an ongoing learning experience as they inspect every inch of their surroundings with the curiosity of a dedicated scientist. I can see them now, cuddled up with their grandmother, listening intently to her as she reads, helpfully pointing out and naming the animals and objects on every page. The only other moment of real stasis is when they're asleep; that's when you get the full measure of their innocence and beauty. It's at that time and that time only that these two whirling dervishes turn into angels.
There's no question that our granddaughters—Chloe, 4, and Madelyn, 2 1/2—have made a big difference in our lives, and it was never more apparent than this past holiday season. Until they showed up, I had pretty much given up on the holidays.
From Thanksgiving to New Year's, I was on autopilot. How many times can a person watch It's A Wonderful Life? Who cares about the ball dropping in the middle of Times Square? (10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, ugh.) I really love my family and friends and enjoy being with them, but for me, the holiday season had run out of airspeed. Well, until this past Christmas.
This past holiday season was a different experience because, for the first time, Chloe Grace and Madelyn Marie were both old enough to share in the excitement of Christmas. And right behind them was, you guessed it, Ma and Pa Shuff. This past summer, Grandma had been in and out of children's stores looking for clothes for the girls. I know this because she meticulously took each dress, bathing suit and shorts set out of her shopping bag and proudly displayed her day's work to me. She stockpiled these presents for months. But for us, the real gift of Christmas and promise of the New Year was these two little girls who gave us a greater appreciation of what it meant to be a grandparent. Their presence generated a new flow of energy for what had become a very blah and perfunctory time of the year.
The sounds and sights of this past holiday will live forever in my memory. My old jaded cynicism for this time of year took a backseat to the excitement of Christmas as seen through the eyes of Chloe and Madelyn. The centerpiece of our family's holiday was not the decorations on the dining room table but our grandchildren, two little girls, seated at that table. To witness the joy in their faces as they looked at us—the people who love them dearly—made this a very special day for them and for us.
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They have breads, rice balls (????), cup noodles and soups, tofu, udon, yakisoba, soysauce, miso, cheese, milk, yogurt, chocolate, biscuits and every sort of junk food, rice crackers (?????????), frozen edamame, nori seaweed (??), sesami, some vegetables and mushrooms, and so on – everything you want to have in your kitchen. And some plates, cups and bowls. Batteries. Pens and notebooks.
The Shop 99 was born after the "100 yen shops" took to the streets all over Japan in the late 1990s. Their "?????? (only 1 yen but it's CHEAPER than the shop next door)" policy has seen a huge success.
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3 new Holiday Inn Express hotels slated in Colombia
Add three more hotels to the growing list in Colombia, the South American nation now hot for business and leisure travel.
The InterContinental Hotels Group said it signed a deal for three new-build Holiday Inn Express hotels to open in the Bogota, Cartagena and Baranquilla in 2014.
Colombia's Grupo Contempo will own and manage the properties under license with the InterContinental Hotel Group. Contempo already operates a Holiday Inn Express in Bogota — in the capital city's fashionable "Parque de la 93" neighborhood.
Colombia is a top expansion market for InterContinental Hotels Group, which already has 1,910 rooms in varied brands in the country, said Joel Eisemann, the group's chief development officer for the Americas based in South Florida. The market is hot because of Colombia's growing economy, expanding middle class and rising international business, stoked in part by the US-Colombia free trade accord.
The new properties are: Holiday Inn Express Bogota OXO 67, a 100-room, seven-story hotel inside a mixed-use complex; Holiday Inn Express Cartagena, a 200-room, 15-story hotel in the Bocagrande district; and Holiday Inn Express Barranquilla, a 150-unit, 18-story hotel near the Buenavista Shopping Mall & Entertainment Center.
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Tapping into growing links with Colombia, JetBlue Airways plans to begin serice daily service from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to Bogota's El Dorado Airport on May 7. It already flies from Orlando to Bogota.


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Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 1st round (3rd overall) of the 1948 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 20 (4825th overall since 1950)
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Brent McDonald Named 2014 POYi Multimedia Photographer of the Year
Video journalist Brent McDonald of The New York Times has won 2014 Multimedia Photographer of the Year at the Pictures of the Year International competition, organizers have announced. He won for a portfolio that included a video called "A Deadly Dance" about a surge of heroin use in Portland, Maine; and a story about Christine Quinn's campaign for mayor of New York.
A Deadly Dance from The New York Times – Video on Vimeo.
Documentary Project of the Year honors went to NPR's Planet Money team for a project called "Planet Money Makes a T-Shirt." The project also won first prize for Documentary Journalism (multimedia).
National Geographic won Best eBook (app) honors for "The Photography Issue, October 2013." The Best Website award went to Narratively.
Adam Panczuk won the Best Photography Book award for "Karczeby," about the people of a region of east Poland with a strong cultural attachment to the land.
Contest organizers also announced on Monday that The New York Times won Best Newspaper honors, while National Geographic won for Best Magazine.
Judging for the competition, which began February 5, ended today. Various teams of jurors judged entries in five separate divisions: News, Sports, Reportage, Editing, and Multimedia. (Click links to see our stories on category winners in each division.)
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Access the online application and create a username and password. When answering the "I am enrolling as" question, select the Freshman option. Confirmation of your registration will be sent to you via email.
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College: Oregon (school history)
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You don't need to simmer homemade stew for hours when you use a more tender cut of beef, like sirloin steak. This hearty dish will fill you up after a day of sledding or skating.
- 1 pound beef sirloin steak, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 3 medium carrots, sliced
- 4 celery ribs, sliced
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) beef broth
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 1/4 cup cold water
- 1 teaspoon browning sauce, optional
- In a Dutch oven, cook the beef, carrots, celery and onion in oil until beef is browned; drain. Add the broth, garlic, rosemary and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 12-15 minutes or until beef and vegetables are tender.
- Combine the cornstarch and water until smooth; gradually stir into beef mixture. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Add browning sauce if desired. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Chunky Beef Stew in Taste of Home Meals in Minutes Calendar Annual 2004, p1
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"The beef was tender. It was a little heavy on the celery. Flavor was okay."
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"I added cubed potatoes & topped with a herbed dumpling. The best stew I had made. Thanks"
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"I added cubed potatoes & fresh mushrooms to mine. It was very good."
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Published: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 1:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, September 4, 2013 at 6:23 p.m.
The figure in the back of a pickup truck seen in Google Street View's photos of Front Street is named Oscar.
The image recently prompted speculation on websites Reddit and Daily Dot Com, because some who saw it suggested Google might have captured the image of a crime victim or someone attempting to avoid detection.
Oscar isn't a human, though. He's a U.S. Coast Guard search-and-rescue dummy.
Chief Petty Officer Nyx Cangemi, a Coast Guard spokesman, said members of the Coast Guard's local sector saw an article about the Oscar photo in the StarNews Wednesday.
"They recognized the car and said, 'This is our vehicle with an Oscar in the back,'" Cangemi said.
After the Coast Guard came forward, the Wilmington Police Department closed the case, said Lt. Tom Witkowski.
"It's obviously something that needed our attention, and we're just glad that it's nothing more than what it is," Witkowski said.
Wilmington police were investigating the image after a Reddit thread begun last Thursday cast speculation on the figure in the back of the truck.
Before the Coast Guard came forward, police tried to contact Google representatives and checked missing persons reports to see if any mentioned the truck.
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Sierra Nevada > John Muir Wilderness > Spire Peak > Climber's Log
Spire Peak Climber's Log
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|South Chute
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2012
|Quick run up the chute before hiking out from Royce Lakes. Stunning views and a great summit block... I think a more challenging summit block than Bear Claw Spire but the layout of Bear Claw Spire's is unbeatable.
|Posted Aug 6, 2012 1:06 pm
|Vitaliy M.
|SW ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2010
|Exposed summit blocks on top of some clean 3rd class scrambling..cool peak. Bonus on SC 2010. Did this one after Feather.
|Posted Jul 29, 2011 4:13 pm
|Bob Burd
|SW Ridge
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2010
|Met seano at the summit, day 6 of the Sierra Challenge after returning from Feather Peak. Summit block was both impressive and fun. Trip Report
|Posted Jan 5, 2011 12:26 pm
|N. Face / East Arete
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2009
|Fun climb from Granite Park, cl.3 with a few cl.4 moves
|Posted Jul 21, 2009 10:57 am
|NE Ridge up & back
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2008
|Climbed with Poser. Summit "block" was like a 10ft tall potato chip standing on its edge - I opted for just grabbing it with my hands. Not worth the consequences. Found the register left by the 1969 FA party. It had fallen over the edge and we took it back up to the top. The first entry for the NE ridge was dated 1971, and there were only about 28 signatures total.
|Posted Jul 15, 2008 3:58 pm
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: NE Ridge (ascent) / South Face (descent) Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2005
|The NE Ridge was an enjoyable but pretty easy scramble, a fair amount of third class and a few short class 4 sections. The South Face was a pretty good descent route, lots of sand, and only a few class 3-4 bits.
But the summit block was pretty stiff class 4 and downright scary--it seems to overhang on at least two sides, there are few good handholds, considerable faith in friction is required for the initial footholds, and to top things off, the rock was wet from the rain that had just started. For good measure, there's also significant exposure, and seemingly no good way of protecting the move even if I had a rope and a partner there with me. Maybe climbing with a partner and employing a shoulderstand would be the best approach to climbing the thing?
Anyway, I backed off from the final summit block in favour of staying alive. Maybe I'll go back sometime with a partner. Or maybe not.
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Autumn Spice Thanksgiving
Carrot Spice Cake with Apricot Curd
Non-stick baking spray
1 can (14.5 ounces) no-salt-added sliced carrots, not drained
1/4 cup canned no-salt-added tomato paste
1/4 cup 2% milk
1 box (18.25 ounces) spice cake mix
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup raisins
3 large eggs
2 cans (15 ounces each) apricot halves in juice or extra-light syrup, not drained
1/4 cup cornstarch
1 tablespoon reduced-fat cream cheese, softened
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray a 10-inch Bundt pan with baking spray; set aside. Purée carrots with their liquid, tomato paste and milk in a blender until smooth.
Mix cake mix, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon and raisins in the large bowl of an electric mixer. Add puréed carrot mixture and eggs, and beat on low speed for 30 seconds and on high for 2 minutes, until the batter is thick and smooth.
Pour and scrape batter into the prepared pan and bake in the oven for 45 minutes until a tester inserted into the center comes out with a few moist crumbs clinging to it. Cool in the pan on rack for 20 to 30 minutes, until cool enough to touch. Remove cake from pan and cool on rack until room temperature.
While the cake is baking, prepare the apricot curd. Drain 1 can apricots. Purée the drained and undrained apricots and cornstarch in a blender until smooth. Pour into a large saucepan and cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until boiling and thick, about 5 minutes. Stir in cream cheese, butter, vanilla and remaining cinnamon until smooth; cool completely. Cut in 12 wedges and serve wedges of cake with sauce.
{Recipe courtesy of MealTime.org}
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Urban Meyer daughter tweets about dad's chances at Ohio State
Thanks goodness for twitter. Otherwise, the general public would never know the private thoughts of public figures and their families.
Urban Meyer's daughter Nicki set the record straight on twitter about her father Urban Meyer's chances to replace Jim Tressel as the head football coach at Ohio State University, thanks to a tip from sportsbybrooks.com.
Not happening, she says. "Stop txting me abt my dad. HE IS NOT repeat NOT, GOING TO OHIO STATE. thanks."
There you have it.
Urban Meyer stepped down as the Florida football coach, for the second time, in December 2010 to spend more time with family — and preserve his physical health. Soon after leaving Florida, Urban Meyer joined ESPN as a college football analyst.
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Marvin Daniel Harrison
Position: WR
Height: 6-0 Weight: 175 lbs.
Born: August 25, 1972 in Philadelphia, PA
High School: Roman Catholic
College: Syracuse (school history) (Harrison college stats)
Drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1st round (19th overall) of the 1996 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 124 (25th overall since 1950)
8-time Pro Bowler & 3-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Hall of Fame finalist in 2014, 2015
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Diggin' the short, punky new 'do Miley Cyrus is sporting? Or the rainbow of hues Katy Perry likes to rock? Or the frequent array of styles Rihanna works? Edgy hair isn't just for 20-year-olds. The New York Times reports women in their forties and older are trading in their classic bobs for wild streaks and choppy cuts, saying buh-bye to blah locks.
London stylist Michael Van Clarke tells the newspaper he's been getting requests for "crazy color flashes around the hairline, dip dyeing or unusual temporary color tones. It wasn't us suggesting this. It was these very vibrant 50- and 60-year-olds who still want to compete, in a sense, with trendy young women."
New York stylist Edward Tricomi tells the newspaper his salon's older clients are "very progressive."
"You have these 60-year-olds—my generation—who are healthy, going to the gym and feeling young," he tells the Times. "I certainly don't look like my uncles and aunts when they were that age. These women are living full and wonderful lives."
Yep, life is too short for boring hair.
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3.5 hours including facilitated program, exhibit exploration, and lunch break
$8/student (includes Museum admission), 1 free adult/10 students, $8/additional adult
Group size per session: Minimum 10 students, 1 adult required; maximum 32 students, 4 adults
Explore the human body and discover how your organs work together through hands-on investigations and small-group dissections of real sheep lungs. What's more, your class will have the freedom to explore the Museum, using ready-made educational activities that tie in to Expedition Health.Spanish-speaking educators may be available upon request.
Please call 303.370.6000, 7 days a week, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Payment in full is due 30 days before your program. If you book less than 30 days before the program, payment in full is due at the time of your reservation. Reservations are required at least 21 days in advance. The Museum will send an e-mail with a payment reminder 45 days before the program. Upon payment, a receipt will be e-mailed to you along with details for your program.
Are there resources to help me prepare myself and my group?
Yes! Click here for information to help you prepare for your day.
Are Field Trip Adventure time slots fixed or flexible?
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Do Museum staff lead the Field Trip Adventures?
Museum educators facilitate the Studio program with the adults in your group and provide exhibit exploration materials for chaperones to use with students. Also, Museum staff will welcome, orient, and support each Field Trip Adventure as needed.
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Kipp had an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Learn how vascular research saved his life here.
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Late last month, one of our fave trippy duos, J*Davey released their New Designer Drug project. "Queen of Wonderland" is definitely our favorite single from the album and today we get to share a truly otherworldly remix.
Called "The Log.Os HeMix," the track is more of a reinterpretation of the original track by LA producer and gallery owner Ken Barrientos, who hosted a pretty ill performance with Nikko Gray, you might recall. Enjoy the deconstructed digital wonderland that is this new soundscape.
J*Davey – "Queen of Wonderland" (The Log.Os HeMix) [MP3]
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Leonard Charles Eshmont
Position: HB-FB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 179 lbs.
Born: August 26, 1917 in Mount Carmel, PA
Died: May 12, 1957 in Charlottesville, VA
High School: Mount Carmel
College: Fordham (school history)
Drafted by the New York Giants in the 5th round (36th overall) of the 1941 NFL Draft.
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ZF-5868: Query parameters not recorded from Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo::bindValue()
When using the Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo::bindValue() method, which overrides Zend_Db_Statement::bindValue(), the $_bindParam array never has the parameter and its value added.
I'm attaching a single-line patch here to fix the issue. If Zend_Db_Statement::bindValue() weren't being overridden in Zend_Db_Statement_Pdo, this wouldn't have been a problem.
My primary use case is that, when using Zend_Db_Profiler_Firebug, the bound parameters are showing up as NULL in the table, even though parameters were passed.
I first saw this on 1.7.1, but it's probably existed for quite some time. The attached patch file is against 1.7.5, though. I've got SVN access -- can I just commit this change myself?
Correction, the patch file I'm submitting will be against trunk.
Patch file for library/Zend/Db/Statement/Pdo.php at trunk's r14150.
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When it comes to keeping your home or business safe, there is nothing more important than choosing the right lock systems. Other than installing the proper locks, it is also essential that you have an additional form of security, such as window shutters.
Though roller shutters are commonly seen in most establishments, especially jewelry stores, some people break in through the windows – which makes these roller shutters sort of useless. Though it still adds a bit of protection, but everything that you have in your business can be considered useless if they can still find ways to break in, one way or another.
Many establishments have reported burglary incidents and 75% of these have been break-ins through the window. 10% are through the front door, and the remaining 15% are through locks being picked or business owner failed to turn on their security systems / alarms.
Window shutters are now starting to become an essential part of every business. In most states, you can find a home and business improvement companies beginning to recommend these types of shutters for additional security and protection. In fact, it is being promoted not just for companies, but many homeowners have also started considering using one of these.
However, you have to know that window shutters are not just meant for burglars. Yes, that is its fundamental role, but you can get more advantages from these amazing shutters. During the winter season, what is the most common problem you're experiencing? Snow and cold air coming through your windows make it difficult for you during this bad weather, right?
You may also notice that some of your windows may suddenly open because of the strong winds, or its lock is not strong enough to keep the windows closed. If you have shutters outside your window, you can easily control this and keep the cold wind outside your home. You don't have to worry about replacing your window locks, or you don't have to think about snow being able to sneak into your house because of a slightly opened window.
There are also instances where the neighborhood becomes so noisy – that even if your windows are shut down, you can still hear the noise outside. This is very common during the summer. You'll have kids out in the streets playing with their ball, roller skates or simply yelling with their playmates.
Of course, you can't just let them stop having fun. Instead, you can close these shutters, and the noise outside will be minimized. You can always have a relaxing moment inside your home without even trying to confront your neighbors or without being the one who doesn't like to have 'fun'.
If you're interested in installing window shutters, either for your business or home, it is important that you are aware on who to contact for these kinds of services. If you know someone who's been helping you with your repairs and renovation, give them a call. See if they install shutters on windows and try requesting for a quotation.
On the other hand, if this is your first time renovating your home, check the internet for some home improvement companies that offer these types of services. You may also ask around and see if someone has an experience with one of the local businesses. This would save you time and will help you find one that you can trust.
Always request for a quotation and compare prices. Some shutters may be priced a bit higher than the others, but that doesn't mean that it's always better. Weigh the advantages and disadvantages and see which of these shutters would perfectly fit your demands, either as a homeowner or a business owner.


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Dallas Dean Clark
Position: TE
Height: 6-3 Weight: 257 lbs.
Born: June 12, 1979 in Sioux Falls, SD
High School: Twin River Valley
College: Iowa (school history) (Clark college stats)
Drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1st round (24th overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 51 (1401st overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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