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ZF-1688: Long header lines containing non-printable characters are corrupted
The following test case generates a mail with a non-readable subject line:
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
$mail->setSubject("Das ist eine Nachricht mit deutschen Ümläuten im Betreff und einer absichtlich extralangen Betreffzeile, statt dessen ohne Text");
$mail->setBodyText('no text');
$mail->send(new Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp());
The reason of this bad behaviour is easily locateable: {{Zend_Mail::addSubject()}} first replaces line breaks by question marks, then {{_encodeHeader()}} wraps lines longer than 74 chars *only if they contain non-printable characters*, and afterwards {{_storeHeader()}} again replaces line breaks by question marks.
The problem applies to any type of header, not just the subject line.
After digging a bit, I'd like to suggest having a look into Pear::Mail_Mime, and how RFC2047 conformance is ensured there. Using the same method for encoding header lines and body parts might not be sufficient since the requirements are different.
Assigning to [~nico] to initiate issue review.
I have such issue with long russian (non-printable) subjects too. Is there any progress on fixing this bug? Hope, it will be fixed in 1.0.1.
Postponed because encoding will (most likely) be changed to iconv_mime_encode(), which should also fix this issue.
same fix
Please look at my attached mail. The break in header causes (compare X-Original-Subject with Subject) that mails with cyrillic characters can´t be decoded and will moved to junk.
Whats the current status of this bugfix? It seems that this error still occurs in ZF 1.5. Long subject headlines will break the email encoding.
I am unsure if i should create a new issue or not.
I can confirm the same problem. Examining the headers, it appears that an extra newline is inserted into the header when the line length exceeds the length to which ZF formats the message's horizontal distance.
A year has passed by since the fix was postponed. Now ZF 1.6 is out, and guess what? Still no fix. For non-English people this issue is a blocker for using the Zend_Mail class (and most probably the Zend Framework) at all.
I have to agree at some points with Willy, this bugreport is a year old, one with the most votes and a big deal breaker for most non-English users. Pointing out the bug in the #zftalk.dev channel doesnt seem to have changed anything.
Somehow this is disappointing.
Yes it is indeed disappointing, not only to users who are non-English, but moreso to people who develop with ZF, that want to use Zend_Mail in a product that targets non-English audiences. If I were to commit some time to fixing this, are we able to submit patches to the ZF project?
Nico, what is your current take on this issue? It has a lot of votes, so I think we should address it ASAP.
Still nothing ...
There is some kind comical relief in this though :) We seemingly can't 'communicate' with the guy who wrote Zend_Mail! :)
Seems so, lets see if i can bring up the time to fix this, but i do not think so.
We could write our own! Zend_Mail_More! I think though, that a proper solution would lie in separating headers from the body before any kind of decoding takes place. I offered to dedicate some company time to fixing this (we're currently using imap as a fallback to solve this) since a contained solution would be nice; I just want some guarantee that it will not be work-wasted. Our time, as is everyone's, is expensive.
Some reliable alternatives then:
the very old html_mime_mail class found here: http://www.phpguru.org/static/mime.mail.html
The PHP IMAP implementations. http://php.net/IMAP
MailParse http://pear.php.net/package/mailparse
Zend Mail is simply not fit for production with this fatal flaw
I am starting to notice a pattern with bugs I encounter in ZF: - bug is already reported a year ago - various solutions are proposed in the bug report - a lot of people are suffering - new ZF releases add all sorts of candy, but fail to address the open bugs
If this can help some of you, for my part I set up the following solution:
class My_Mail extends Zend_Mail {
public function __construct() {
* Sets the subject of the message
* @param string $subject
* @return Zend_Mail Provides fluent interface
* @throws Zend_Mail_Exception
public function setSubject($subject)
Zend_Debug::dump($subject, 'sujet 1');
if ($this->_subject === null) {
$subject = strtr($subject,"\r\n\t",'???');
$this->_subject = $subject;
$this->_storeHeader('Subject', $this->_subject);
} else {
* @see Zend_Mail_Exception
require_once 'Zend/Mail/Exception.php';
throw new Zend_Mail_Exception('Subject set twice');
return $this;
I know that this code is vulnerable in security but the subjects are hard-written within the application. Do not use this if your subject is set by user in form.
It works for me waiting for a better solution.
Bests Regards,
I'm sorry the code is bad formatted, I try again with 'code' option.
class My_Mail extends Zend_Mail {
public function __construct() {
* Sets the subject of the message
* @param string $subject
* @return Zend_Mail Provides fluent interface
* @throws Zend_Mail_Exception
public function setSubject($subject)
if ($this->_subject === null) {
$subject = strtr($subject,"\r\n\t",'???');
$this->_subject = $subject;
$this->_storeHeader('Subject', $this->_subject);
} else {
* @see Zend_Mail_Exception
require_once 'Zend/Mail/Exception.php';
throw new Zend_Mail_Exception('Subject set twice');
return $this;
Bests regards
From RFC 1522:
While there is no limit to the length of a multiple-line header
field, each line of a header field that contains one or more
encoded-words is limited to 76 characters.
Here's my take on this. Tested and seems to work fine. I had some problems when the subject only contains Umlauts (such as a string with the length of 128 chars consisting of only "äüöß"), which threw an iconv-error (error-code 7), but AFAIK this is reated to a bug in the iconv-extension.
protected function _encodeHeader($value)
if (Zend_Mime::isPrintable($value)) {
return $value;
} else {
$mimePrefs = array(
'scheme' => 'Q';
'input-charset' => $this->_charset;
'output-charset' => $this->_charset;
'line-length' => 74;
'line-break-chars' => "\n";
$value = iconv_mime_encode('DUMMY', $value, $mimePrefs);
$value = preg_replace("#^DUMMY\:\ #", "", $value);
return $value;
I hope this helps you guys until this bug is officially fixed.
You might want to replace the semicolons ( ; ) with commas ( , )
$mimePrefs = array(
'scheme' => 'Q',
'input-charset' => $this->_charset,
'output-charset' => $this->_charset,
'line-length' => 74,
'line-break-chars' => "\n"
Thanks a lot Thorsten, it works fine. ;)
The fix works great. Why isn't this patch done in release 1.7?? Cost me 2 freaking hours to find this page and solve my problem.
And why bug-hunt day doesn't touch this? :(
//sorry for my english
Unfortunatelly there is also a bug in iconv_mime_encode function, which makes the fix of Thorsten Suckow-Homberg not reliable :(
and +1 for
"I am starting to notice a pattern with bugs I encounter in ZF: bug is already reported a year ago various solutions are proposed in the bug report a lot of people are suffering new ZF releases add all sorts of candy, but fail to address the open bugs "
Okay, so i decided to investigated the issue and found the problem. Its not Zend_Mail alone but also Zend_Mime and the problem consists of two bugs. :)
It is a bit complicated and not so easy to explain so this became a fairly long read. Also please feel free to correct me or ask questions if something is incorret or unclear!
Ill start with the RFC definitions that will be usede for referencing when pointing out the issues and that help to understand the problem a bit better. And just for clarification a encoded header-value =?ISO-8859-1?Q?aaaaaa?= is referred as encoded-word. The string "aaaaaa" is referred as encoded-text and "=?ISO-8859-1?Q?" and "?=" as delimiters, charset and encoding, i refer to this three as DCE.
RFC definitions:
The key and value needs to be composed of printable US-ASCII characters, to accomplish this you have to encode the header value either with quoted-printable or base64.
An 'encoded-word' may not be more than 75 characters long, including 'charset', 'encoding', 'encoded-text', and delimiters. If it is desirable to encode more text than will fit in an 'encoded-word' of 75 characters, multiple 'encoded-word's (separated by CRLF SPACE) may be used.
While there is no limit to the length of a multiple-line header field, each line of a header field that contains one or more 'encoded-word's is limited to 76 characters. It doesnt have to be exactly 76 chars long but should be about that length, some chars more or less dont hurt.
The 'encoded-text' may not be continued in the next 'encoded-word'.
Each value MUST represent an integral number of characters. A multi-octet character may not be split across adjacent 'encoded-word's.
Phew, in words that everyone understand this means:
Take the Header-line, encode its value.
Calculate how long a line would be when it includes the current DCE.
Split the encoded-value to chunks with a newline at the calculated length WITHOUT breaking an encoded-char.
Place the DCE at the start and end of every line.
Lets take the following example subject: This is än germän multiline sübject with randöm ümläuts.
After doing all four steps from above the header value should look like this (i used the method mb_encode_mimeheader for this result): This is =?UTF-8?Q?=C3=A4n=20germ=C3=A4n=20multiline=20s=C3=BCbject=20with?= =?UTF-8?Q?=20rand=C3=B6m=20=C3=BCml=C3=A4uts=2E?=
This is how it looks like after the string has been encoded with Zend_Mime::encodeQuotedPrintable, notice the length and the missing space at the start of the second line which is required by point 2 of the definition list. The string gets splitted into to big chunks because the method does not take into account the DCE length. This is =C3=A4n germ=C3=A4n multiline s=C3=BCbject with rand=C3=B6m =C3=BC= ml=C3=A4uts.
And this is the final result after Zend_Mail::_encodeHeader has done its job. =?UTF-8?Q?This=20is=20=C3=A4n=20germ=C3=A4n=20multiline=20s=C3=BCbject=20with=20rand=C3=B6m=20=C3=BC= ml=C3=A4uts.?=
Besides the not so tragical error of the length, you will see that the DCE is missing at the end of the first line (?=) and the start of the second ( =?UTF-8?Q?)! As also stated above all encoded-words need to be incased by the delimiters, charset and encoding syntax, this also means encoded-words on new lines! _encodeHeader simply concats the corresponding DCE at the start and end of the string. This would be the first major problem. A not-so-good solution would be to replace every newline char with the DCE and a newline to get the desired result. When using an iso charset this could work but not with utf8 or so called multibytechars and here comes the second issue into play.
When looking at the Zend_Mime code you will see that the code for splitting only checks if it found an equalsign, if yes it starts a newline. Now take a look at the first umlaut we have, the "ä" that got encoded into "=C3=A4" because it consists of two bytes, now imagine that umlaut would start exactly at the 73 position of a string, Zend_Mime would break the char apart ....=C3= \n A4 and thus breaking our encoded string, resulting in a borked email. This is the second major issue because point 5 from above states that a multi-octet char may not be splited accross adjacent encoded-words.
Lets recap the errors:
When an encoded value gets splitted onto mulitple lines the DCE params are missing.
Zend_Mime::encodeQuotedPrintable is not multibyte compatible.
Zend_Mime is not build for encoding email headers!
It would take alof of effort to fix both the issues but i think its possible. It definitively would need an own encoding method which is build for mail header encoding.
A pass-by solution, as long as the iconv method is broken, would be to use the much better mbstring methods. Please note that you need to explicitly activate the mbstring extension! This is the replace method we use at work, right now:
protected function _encodeHeader($value)
if (!Zend_Mime::isPrintable($value)) {
$value = mb_encode_mimeheader($value, $this->_charset, 'Q', "\n", 74);
return $value;
To be honest i encourage everyone to use the above method because there can be other issues with Zend_Mime and the way email headers get encoded. Also note that Zend_Mime works perfectly fine for the body encoding!
I really hope i explained the issue so we can start to discuss further steps.
Awww F*CK, why cant you edit your own posts?
The above posted version is not the one i wanted to post, it includes some spelling errors and stuff. So please bear with me.
sigh I also noticed the stupid replacement of newlines and tabs in most of the set* methods with question marks. I would suggest to replace the three question marks at the start of _encodeHeader with one space.
Oh and the RFCs i used for everyone who is interested into them http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5322 http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2047
mb_encode_mimeheader works fine with Ota's example. I also need a base64 encodingScheme so the Zend_Mime should be something like this.
iconv_mime_encode trick by Thorsten also works, but it will return the shorter lines since it also counts 'DUMMY:' as the line length.
I don't think there is a good solution with Zend_Mime::encode, since the '?', ' ', '_' replacement will overflow the line length. We need to extend Zend_Mime::encode.
I hope the following code can help you.
protected static $_encodingScheme = Zend_Mime::ENCODING_QUOTEDPRINTABLE;
public static function setDefaultEncodingScheme($encodingScheme)
// should check here if quotedprintable or base64?
self::$_encodingScheme = $encodingScheme;
public static function getDefaultEncodingScheme()
return self::$_encodingScheme;
protected function _encodeHeader($value)
if (Zend_Mime::isPrintable($value)) {
return $value;
} else {
$encodingScheme = self::getDefaultEncodingScheme();
$schemeChar = $encodingScheme == Zend_Mime::ENCODING_BASE64 ? 'B' : 'Q';
if (function_exists('mb_encode_mimeheader')) {
$encodedValue = mb_encode_mimeheader($s, $this->_charset, $schemeChar);
} else if (function_exists('iconv_mime_encode')) {
// shorter but no problem
$s = iconv_mime_encode('X', $s, array(
'scheme' => $schemeChar,
'output-charset' => $this->_charset,
'line-break-chars' => "\r\n ",
$s = preg_replace("#^X\:\ #", "", $s);
} else {
$prefix = '=?' . $this->_charset . '?' . $schemeChar . '?';
$suffix = '?=';
$lineLength = Zend_Mime::LINELENGTH - strlen($prefix) - strlen($suffix);
$lineEndChar = Zend_Mime::LINEEND;
if ($encodingScheme == Zend_Mime::ENCODING_BASE64) {
$encodedValue = Zend_Mime::encodeBase64($value, $encodeScheme, $lineLength, $lineEndChar);
} else ($encodeScheme == Zend_Mime::ENCODING_QUOTEDPRINTABLE) {
$encodedValue = Zend_Mime::encodeQuotedPrintable($value, $encodeScheme, $lineLength, $lineEndChar);
// FIXME This replacement may exceeds the max linelength! Maybe Zend_Mime::encode should have the additional parameters to set the replace character set
$quotedValue = str_replace(array('?', ' ', '_'), array('=3F', '=20', '=5F'), $quotedValue);
} else {
throw new Zend_Mail_Exception('Unsupported encoding scheme "' . $encodingScheme '"');
$quotedValue = str_replace($lineEndChar, $suffix . "\r\n " . $prefix, $quotedValue);
$encodedValue = $prefix . $quotedValue . $suffix;
return $encodedValue;
Hello, Ota Mares.
mb_encode_mimeheader needs mbstring extension is loaded.
I usually use the extension for treating Japanese. But I do not know Europians and other peoples use the extension.
Do you know? If there is no problem that the mbstring extension will be required, I will try to fix this issue.
Twk's method would be a nice solution if there wouldnt be the problems with the iconv or zend_mime method. (Btw. why the hell do you people use preg_replace for removing the first x chars, use substr instead.)
Satoru, i cannot speak for all europeans :) but most hosting servers have it activated and still its pretty easy to install. Anyway by default the extension is not loaded!
Currently we are in a kind of dilemma, because iconv_mime_encode has a serious bug that results in broken mime headers if a unspecified string length is reached. See the link above from Andrei Nikolov, i wouldnt use that method until its fixed. Zend_Mime is not build for email header encoding and the mbstring extension needs to be present.
To create a fix that would be extension indepentend you need to rewrite parts of zend_mail mainly removing the, to me unexplainable, replacement of newlines with question marks (i would change that anyway) and as stated above create a new encoding method for email headers. The second part would be the hardest, mainly because you need to study all the rfc documents and need to apply the rules for email mime headers.
Solved in SVN r13598
I will be happy if you evaluate this fix. I do not copy to release-1.7 branch now.
Additional change in SVN r13602.
Adds _filterOther() function instead of strtr("\r\n\t", '???') .
I will evaluate the fix during the course of this day.
Overall i like the changes, you also fixed some other bugs i wanted to report/look into. :)
Still i suggest to temporarly remove the iconv and zend_mail code parts and make zend_mail mbstring dependant until the specific problems/bugs are fixed. The iconv method has a very frustrating bug that can cause more harm then good and zend_mime will break the encoded string when utf8 is used, both problems where stated more then once in the comments.
I found out that you should set the internal encoding of mb before using the mb_encode_mimeheader method, else you will get some weird results from the method. (This is also stated in the PHP documentation). And i interpreted the documentation wrong, the fourth param "indent" is not the overall linelength but then length of the header key, its optional so i would remove it.
protected function _encodeHeader($value)
if (!Zend_Mime::isPrintable($value)) {
// pick the encoding to use. quoted-printable or base64
$encoding = ($this->_encodingOfHeaders === Zend_Mime::ENCODING_QUOTEDPRINTABLE) ? 'Q' : 'B';
// set mb internal encoding, this should be the same encoding as used for mb_encode_mimeheader
$value = mb_encode_mimeheader($value, $this->_charset, $encoding, Zend_Mime::LINEEND);
return $value;
Oh and could you please change all "encodingofHeaders" instances to "headerEncoding", the former is just wrong :x
Yoshida-san, thanks for commiting.
Ota, iconv_ issue (http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=43314) has a status "No Feedback". It would be a reason the problem iss not fixed for a long time. If you know the reproduceable input/output value pair with the latest php release build, could you please add them there?
mb_internal_encoding is necessary and probably you need to rollback the current value.
$current_internal_encoding = mb_internal_encoding();
$value = mb_encode_mimeheader($value, $this->_charset, $encoding, Zend_Mime::LINEEND);
Additional commit in SVN r13612.
Hi, Ota Mares, thank You for evaluating.
At first, I find the 'Q' encoding causes error in the iconv_mime_encode function . So I will check return value of the function.
At second, I add mb_internal_encoding() function.
At third, I remove forth parameter from mb_encode_mimeheader() function.
At last , I change the _encodingOfHeaders to _headerEncoding .
Thanks Your points!
Hi, twk, thank Your proposed logics.
I add as following. $formerEncoding = mb_internal_encoding() .
They help me a lot!
Bug has been reopened as mbstring is not allowed to be used for this fix.
I have therefore added two new functions to Zend_Mime which encode Mime Headers correctly. I have added unitt-tests to both Zend_Mail and Zend_Mime testsuites for this functionality and commited the fixes into the SVN repo.
Before i close this bug again, please re-check that the fixes are working for you please.
Hi , Benjamin. I find the lineLength parameter of encodeQuotedPrintableHeader() takes no effect .
encodeBase64Header is OK, thank you. :-)
Hello Saturo,
i have added a testcase (testLineLengthInQuotedPrintableHeaderEncoding()) to Zend_MimeTest which checks for the lineLength parameter.
Could you add your test-case that produces the failure?
But: There is one case, when no line-break will ocour at the given linelength: When the complete line has only encoded chars (non US-ascii), because in this case the algorithm doesn't know where to cut.
Hi, Benjamin. I attach code for reproduce.
The code contains 4 patterns.
B-1. Zend_Mime::encodeBase64Header Q-1. Zend_Mime::encodeQuotedPrintableHeader B-2. Base64 by mb_encode_mimeheader Q-2. QuotedPrintable by mb_encode_mimeheader
Results of the B-1 and B-2 are almost equal, but the Q-1 differs from the Q-2. The difference is the result of Q-1 contains no linefeeds.
For example, Result of the Q-1: =?UTF-8?Q?=E3=81=84=E3=82=8D=E3=81=AF=E3=81=AB=E3=81=BB=E3=81=B8=E3=81=A8=E3=81=A1=E3=82=8A=E3=81=AC=E3=82=8B=E3=82=92=E3=82=8F=E3=81=8B=E3=82=88=E3=81=9F=E3=82=8C=E3=81=9D=E3=81=A4=E3=81=AD=E3=81=AA=E3=82=89=E3=82=80?=
Result of the Q-2 =?UTF-8?Q?=E3=81=84=E3=82=8D=E3=81=AF=E3=81=AB=E3=81=BB=E3=81=B8=E3=81=A8?= =?UTF-8?Q?=E3=81=A1=E3=82=8A=E3=81=AC=E3=82=8B=E3=82=92=E3=82=8F=E3=81=8B?= =?UTF-8?Q?=E3=82=88=E3=81=9F=E3=82=8C=E3=81=9D=E3=81=A4=E3=81=AD=E3=81=AA?= =?UTF-8?Q?=E3=82=89=E3=82=80?=
I hope it will help for you.
Hi, Benjamin. I take some fix in encodeBase64Header() function in SVN r13625, and I think this issue seems to be solved.
I think I have better to use base64 encoding more than quoted printable encoding in the case of my last comment.
Because If header value contains only multibyte characters, it causes no new line, but the new line may destroy multibyte characters where is acrossed between former line and next line.
you are correct, i guess base64 encoding is the way to go on multibyte characters.
i have made another commit to this issue, breaking only at space and at sentence ending characters such as .!: and so on. This is to support clients that produce a space when words are broken between lines.
Since i got no complaints about the fix i am resolving issue, will be included in next minor release 1.8
I copied to 1.7 branch at SVN r13886.
Sorry, not in 1.7.4. I think it will be released in next minor or major.
This will be in 1.7.5


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What did you use for the trigger guard?
That one was converted by CGW (Cadiz Gun Works) I don't think they have a website.
I'm not sure what they use for a TG. I can't get a very good look at it in dutigaf's pics, but it looks like it might be a modified Saiga
they have a website but work thru the saiga forum..
they make the trigger gaurd that they are using along with a new mag realease.
I have a converted Saiga and love it. I have not seen but one other and I have searched on Gunbroker and many other sights. It has black furniture a Galil style folding stock, threaded muzzle with flash suppressor. It shoots really good and is among my favorites. It is cool to own a Russian AK.
That looks like Kobras gun...The one you want yours to look like.
I'm thinking it might be fun to convert a 20 guage or 410 instead of the 12. I allready have so many shoulder pounders. But It might be like a guy riding a Sportster.
There is a shot gun range where work at ,I'm waiting for someone to show up at that range with something like that .
Take a look at this. They're really nice, fits like a glove
I have a 410 and a 12...both converted. I need to install a BHO on the 12.
I'd like to do the handguard conversion as well, i think the 410 would be fairly easy..


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When individuals call 811, they will be routed to an operator who will ask for the location of the digging job. A locator will be sent to mark the location of underground utility lines so you will know what's below and be able to dig safely. For anyone working outdoors, Delmarva Power strongly advises to avoid overhead utility lines when carrying long or tall items, such as ladders, scaffolding, tree saws and pool cleaning equipment, by holding them parallel to the ground.
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Published: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, October 22, 2013 at 5:10 p.m.
Callan Loflin, Miss Denton 2013, spoke to the Silver Valley Civitan Club at their Oct. 14 gathering. Loflin adopted the Firefighters Children's Burn Center Fund at Wake Forest University Baptist Hospital as her focus project during her reign. Poised and confident, she has organized a benefit golf tournament for two years that has raised more than $27,000 for the fund. The 2013 tournament required over 100 hours of her effort and is her high school senior project. Loflin was inspired to pursue a career in medicine after her father suffered severe burns. She shadowed a doctor this past summer that included the observation a burn patient's surgery. She has also been a volunteer at a camp for burn victims. Civitan Brenda Everhart arranged the program. The club hosted the Civitan Fall Area meeting on October 15 at Piedmont Crossing Retirement Community in Thomasville. The club had 14 representatives at the assembly of seven clubs. Silver Valley Civitan has received a shipment of 888 pounds of Claxton Old Fashioned Fruit Cake. This holiday treat is available from members at $4 per pound in one and two pound sizes. This is the 55th consecutive year the club has sold Claxton Fruit Cake to fund community service projects.
Operation Christmas Child is underway at the churches on the Tabernacle United Methodist Charge. Packing a shoebox for a child is a wonderful way to begin the holiday season. Shopping for your shoebox is like adventure, finding those special items to fit in the shoeboxes can be challenge. Please all your packed shoeboxes at the churches on Sunday November 10. They will be blessed and taken to their first leg of their trip to that child awaiting these special boxes.
Pleasant Grove United Methodist will be cooking BBQ Chicken this weekend. The plates are $8 per plate which includes 1/2 BBQ chicken, potato salad, slaw, roll and dessert. Tickets can be purchased by calling 336-472-2507.
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By Brian Gomez, TheSunDevils.com
OKLAHOMA CITY -- There was hype surrounding long-awaited trips back to the Big Dance. There was anticipation for a marquee matchup featuring two of the nation's premier post players. And there was heavy emphasis on the depth of a pair of teams fighting to prolong their seasons.
But for the Sun Devil men's basketball team, everything seemed simple in one of its best second halves of the year that couldn't have possibly come at a more opportune time. Buoyed by a few minor offensive adjustments and increased output from its biggest scoring threats, No. 10-seeded Arizona State blew the doors open at the Ford Center and cruised to an 84-71 victory over No. 7 Memphis in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
"Once we got them settled down offensively in the second half and once we showed a little bit of patience, they really attacked well and they got the basketball where it needed to go," said Sun Devil head coach Rob Evans, whose team advances in the West Region to face No. 2 Kansas on Saturday night. "I was really pleased with the poise these guys had, especially for their first time in the (NCAA) Tournament."
After fighting through a tiresome first half during which they shot 41.7 percent (15-for-36) from the field and allowed Memphis senior forward Chris Massie to nearly record a double-double, the Sun Devils (20-11) switched to an open-post offense in the second half. When hovering out beyond the perimeter, ASU freshman forward Ike Diogu got several open looks and he also created numerous passing lanes to the basket for his teammates.
Diogu hit two free throws and knocked down a pair of three-pointers sandwiched around senior forward Shawn Redhage's bomb from beyond the arc. He then laid in a bucket on a lob pass from senior shooting guard Curtis Millage.
When all was said and done, the Sun Devils had suddenly turned a one-point halftime deficit into a 45-35 lead with 15:30 remaining on the strength of a 13-0 run over a four-minute stretch.
"When we switched our offense to open-post, that really opened things up," Diogu said. "They stopped crowding me down low and I was able to get some open jump shots. I'm not sure if they thought I could really shoot from out there."
The Tigers (23-7) sliced the margin in half five minutes later when senior center Earl Barron converted a three-point play, before sophomore guard Anthony Rice drained a shot from beyond the arc. But after Evans called a timeout, ASU responded with a 7-2 run that pushed the lead back to double figures.
Diogu and senior forward Tommy Smith both scored on lay-ups and sophomore point guard Jason Braxton sank a three-pointer upon being left wide open from the top of the key. It marked Braxton's fourth three-pointer in 20 tries this season.
Memphis made one final push after cutting the deficit to six points with 1:07 to go, but the Sun Devils went 8-for-10 from the free-throw line in the closing minute to seal the deal. Millage also stepped up his game late by scoring 10 of his 17 points in the final eight minutes.
"It was just a matter of putting it all together and going out there and competing hard for 40 minutes," said Millage, who had a career-high 11 rebounds and a career-high-tying nine assists to come within shouting distance of recording the first triple-double in school history. "It's great playing for the coaching staff and also for a group of guys who want to go out there and play hard. I'm just a little piece of the puzzle."
The Sun Devils finished the game at 52.5 percent (31-for-59) from the field, their best shooting performance since Feb. 13 when they shot 60 percent in a lopsided home win against Southern California. They were also 42.9 percent (6-for-14) from beyond the arc and 72.7 percent (16-for-22) at the charity stripe. ASU committed only nine turnovers, its fewest in the last four games.
The Tigers struggled from nearly everywhere, shooting 36.2 percent (25-for-69) from the field, 25 percent (7-for-28) from three-point range and 66.7 percent (14-for-21) at the line. They committed 12 turnovers.
Massie finished with a team-high 20 points and a game-high 13 rebounds in 38 minutes. Memphis junior guard Antonio Burks had 15 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field.
GAME NOTES: The Sun Devils hold a 2-1 lead in the all-time series...they improved to 12-12 all-time in the NCAA Tournament...ASU is 4-2 this season at neutral sites...Sun Devil senior point guard Kyle Dodd had three assists and he didn't turn the ball over in 28 minutes to give him 57 assists and only nine turnovers in his last 12 games...Smith fouled out for the first time since Feb. 27...Redhage's 18 points were the most he has scored since Feb. 8 when he posted a career-high 29 against Washington. His 13 field-goal attempts and his 37 minutes tied career highs...ASU senior forward Donnell Knight's six points were the most he has scored since Jan. 30 and his 14 minutes were the most he has played since Feb. 27...Diogu has made 29 of his last 40 attempts from the field...Millage is 46-for-52 (88.5 percent) from the free-throw line in his last nine games...Braxton has 16 assists and eight turnovers in his past nine outings.
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OKLAHOMA CITY - Ike Diogu was Arizona State's freshman sensation all season. He led the way again in the NCAA tournament.
The Pac-10 freshman of the year scored 22 points, including 10 in a key second-half run, and Arizona State beat Memphis 84-71 Thursday night in the first round of the West Regional.
Diogu, who led Arizona State in scoring this season, did it all against Memphis. He shot 9-of-11 from the floor with a variety of post moves and even stepped out to hit a pair of 3-pointers in a 13-0 second-half run that opened up a 10-point lead for the Sun Devils.
"I'm not sure if they really thought I could shoot out there," said Diogu, who went 6-of-6 in the second half before fouling out with just over a minute left.
"Coach (Rob) Evans, when I'm open, has full confidence in me."
"It's tremendous for our school, tremendous for our program. It's gratifying for me but more importantly, it signifies where our program is at and where it's going."
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Tenth-seeded Arizona State (20-11) moves on to Saturday's second round against No. 2 seed Kansas, which beat Utah State 64-61.
The win also exorcised an Oklahoma City demon for Sun Devils coach Evans.
Evans was the coach at Mississippi in 1998 when the Rebels came to Oklahoma City for the NCAA tournament but were upset by Valparaiso in the first round on Bryce Drew's famous buzzer beater.
"It's tremendous for our school, tremendous for our program," Evans said. "It's gratifying for me but more importantly, it signifies where our program is at and where it's going."
Senior Tommy Smith appreciates how much Diogu has meant to the Sun Devils.
"When we first got here and weren't winning games, Coach told that us players were on the way who could help," Smith said. "Obviously the players we got helped out tremendously."
Shawn Redhage added 18 points and Curtis Millage had 17 points and 11 rebounds for Arizona State. The Sun Devils shot 52 percent from the floor, 70 percent in the second half.
Chris Massie scored 20 points and had 13 rebounds for seventh-seeded Memphis (23-7), which came in with high hopes in its first tournament appearance since 1996.
That was also the last time Memphis coach John Calipari was in the tournament. He took Massachusetts to the Final Four before bolting to the NBA for three seasons.
The Tigers won the National Invitational tournament last year when they thought they were snubbed by the NCAA.
Back in the NCAA, Memphis had little go its way Thursday night, shooting just 36 percent from the floor and 7-of-28 on 3-pointers.
"I'm disappointed but I'll be honest with you, they played well," Calipari said. "When they shoot 70 percent in the second half, it's going to be a hard game to win."
The teams were tied or changed leads 15 times in a fast-paced first half before Memphis took a 33-32 lead into halftime.
Diogu took over in the second.
His two free throws started the Sun Devils' game-changing run. He then hit a 3-pointer from the left side of the arc and Redhage followed with another.
Diogu, who hit only seven 3-pointers all season, then made one again from almost the same spot a minute later. He followed that with a nifty up-and-under move past a defender for a layup that made it 45-35 with 15:27 left.
"He plays in control, smart," said Tigers center Earl Barron, who could do little to stop Diogu. "He doesn't try to do anything that he knows he can't do."
"I think he kind of surprised everybody when he started shooting 3s," Memphis' Anthony Rice said.
Memphis cut it to 50-45 on Rice's 3-pointer but after a timeout, Diogu hit another layup, Smith hit a short jumper and Memphis never threatened the lead again.


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During a seemingly successful trip to Asia in November, Barack Obama announced several breakthroughs. Among them was a promise that the United States and Asian nations would proceed toward the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, a free-trade deal that, if enacted, would create a free trade area with a total gross domestic product of more than $27 trillion.
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Coupon Kitchen - Deals on shrimp, cheese
Published: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, July 30, 2013 at 4:26 p.m.
Harris Teeter has multiple "buy two, get three free" deals this week, including Harris Teeter brand small packs of chicken breasts, an 8-ounce bar of shredded cheese and 2-pound bags of 21-30 count EZ Peel white shrimp. You must purchase all five of the same items to receive the huge discount, so this is the perfect time to fill up your freezer and reduce your monthly grocery bill.
The prices below reflect the individual costs of each item broken down from the deal. The subtotal for all three meals is $33.85, or $2.82 per serving. Most of the items below can be found in the Harris Teeter ads in today's StarNews.
Coupon Kitchen features recipes based on the weekly sales at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods and Food Lion, rotating between the stores each week. For a full week of recipes, coupons and extra savings, visit www.Coupon-Kitchen.com.
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Balsamic-garlic chicken breasts with orzo:
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts ~ $4
Harris Teeter orzo pasta – $1
1 pint grape tomatoes – $3
1 bunch fresh spinach – $1.99
Greek shrimp with baguette:
2 lb bag EZ Peel shrimp ~ $12
1 bunch green onions – $.89
Harris Teeter crumbled feta cheese – $2.99
Fresh parsley – $1.79
La Brea baguette – $1.25
Shrimp, zucchini and tomato kebabs:
2 zucchini ~ $1.25
1 pint grape tomatoes – $3
1 lemon – $.69
Balsamic-garlic chicken breasts with orzo
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
½ tsp salt
½ tsp pepper
2 Tbsp olive oil
½ cup fat-free, low-sodium chicken broth
¼ cup balsamic vinegar
1 Tbsp lemon juice
2 tsp minced garlic
1 tsp honey
1 cup uncooked orzo pasta
½ pint grape tomatoes, halved
2 cups fresh spinach, chopped
2 Tbsp grated Parmesan cheese
Pound each chicken breast to an even thickness. Sprinkle with half of the salt and pepper.
Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chicken and cook six to seven minutes on each side or until done. Remove chicken, and keep warm.
Add chicken broth and next four ingredients to skillet, and cook five minutes or until slightly thickened, stirring to loosen particles from bottom of skillet. Serve chicken with sauce.
Meanwhile, cook orzo according to package directions. Drain, return to pot and stir in tomatoes and spinach. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and season with remaining salt and pepper. Serves four.
Greek shrimp with baguette
2 Tbsp olive oil
1 lb shrimp, peeled and de-veined
2 tsp minced garlic
½ pint grape tomatoes, quartered
4 green onions, sliced
1 cup dry white wine or chicken broth
1 splash hot sauce (or more to taste)
1 tsp dried oregano
1 tsp dried basil
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
½ cup crumbled feta cheese
¼ cup fresh parsley, chopped
1 baguette
Heat the oil in a large skillet. Add the shrimp and sauté for a minute on each side; set aside.
Add the garlic to pan and sauté until fragrant, about one minute. Stir in tomato and green onion; sauté for three to five minutes.
Add shrimp back to skillet. Stir in wine/chicken broth and the next five ingredients; simmer for two minutes. Remove pan from heat and gently mix in the feta. Let it cool slightly for two or three minutes while you slice the baguette.
Sprinkle mixture with fresh parsley and serve with sliced baguette. Serves four.
Shrimp, zucchini, & tomato kebabs
1 lb shrimp, peeled and de-veined
2 zucchini, cut into ¼-inch half-moons
1 pint grape tomatoes
1 lemon
¼ tsp salt
¼ tsp pepper
½ tsp dried thyme
1 cup brown rice
Preheat grill to medium-high heat.
Thread shrimp, tomato and zucchini on skewers. Cut lemon in half and squeeze on top of skewers; season with salt, pepper and thyme. Grill four to minutes or until shrimp are opaque.
Meanwhile, cook rice according to package directions. Divide among four plates and top each with skewers. Serves four.
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Nobody's posted an interesting engine number question for a while, so here's one ... Not really a question, but more of an observation.
I think this case would go as un-touched and legal just about anywhere, but check out the matching line-bore numbers ... There are three different "fours" used!
Just throwing it out there ...


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Volleyball Heads To California For Pair Of Season-Opening Matches
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The men's volleyball teams at UC-Santa Barbara and UC-San Diego have combined to play 17 matches already this season. This week, both schools will play host to a Princeton men's team that hasn't even written down its first starting lineup yet.
Princeton will begin its 2013 season Tuesday night at 7 pm PST against the UC-Santa Barbara Gauchos, who came into the week ranked 10th nationally and have already earned a victory over No. 7 Long Beach State already this season. This will be the first meeting between the two schools.
On Wednesday, Princeton will return to No. 12 UC-San Diego for a 5 pm PST matchup with the Tritons. UC-San Diego has three victories over nationally ranked opponents, though it is coming off three straight losses to Top 10 teams. UC-San Diego leads the all-time series 13-5 against Princeton, which includes an 11-2 record against the Tigers since the program became an official varsity team at Princeton in 1997. The Tigers can carry some momentum into the match, though; they rallied from an 0-2 hole last season to defeat the Tritons 3-2 for the program's first win over a MPSF team since 1997.
Princeton returns six starters this season, including reigning first-team All-EIVA honorees Michael Dye and Cody Kessel. A full preview of the 2013 Princeton team is available here.


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In the fall of 1995, Smashing Pumpkins, the Chicago-based alternative band who cracked the Billboard 200 Top 10 in August 1993 with Siamese Dream, released the anticipated studio follow up, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. The sprawling 26-song double album Corgan then referred to as The Wall for Generation X highlighted the lead songwriter's penchant for abstract lyricism and expansive, evocative instrumental arrangements that owed much to the psychedelic rockers who came decades before him.
At the 1996 Hall of Fame induction ceremony, a twentysomething Corgan inducted Pink Floyd, with David Gilmour, Nick Mason and the late Richard Wright on hand to accept their awards. "The first album I heard was Dark Side of the Moon, which as we all know is probably one of the best albums of all time," said Corgan, a self-professed "fan" of the band. "I first heard this album in The Wall era, which to me, at my tender age of 14, was too creepy, too intense, too nihilistic – of course, these are all the things I believe in now."
Hunched over, arms and elbows leaning against the podium to meet the microphone, Corgan spoke candidly about the personal connection he had with Pink Floyd's music. "When I was 17 years old, my grandmother was diagnosed with cancer, and it was one of the most painful periods of my life, " said Corgan. "And the Pink Floyd song 'Wish You Were Here' seemed to sum up everything that I was feeling. And when I couldn't take what was going on in my life with her dying, I listened to that song over and over, and it still makes me cry, it's such a beautiful song.
"When you're 17, 'heaven from hell, blues skies from pain' – it means a lot," added Corgan. "And so this why I think I'm here at this particular moment to thank them for everything they've ever done."
The title track of Pink Floyd's 1975 album and a David Gilmour composition, "Wish You Were Here" was among the highlights of an album that most notably explored Floyd founding member Syd Barrett's detachment from his bandmates – and much the world around him – amid speculation of mental illness exacerbated by drug use. In this clip, Corgan joins Wright and Gilmour for a powerfully subdued performance of the song.


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ZF-3351: Translate helper
There is an error in the manual page about the Zend_View helper "translate", (http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…)
The manual seems to state that there is a view helper "getLocale", while this is not the case. You can only access this method by "$this->translate()->getLocale()".
The same probably applies for the other related examples.
- Example 42.25. Get the currently set locale
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My receiver is from Iron Hammer Armory, and is very well made to my eye....I don't like to beat a dead horse, and all the input I have received in this thread is very good stuff, and am grateful for the responses. I need to think about this decision hard.
I'm torn for 2 reasons.....
1) I really like the original look of things whether its cars or guns(even if its ugly to some)
2)And from my experience things generally hold more value if it is all matching and original (my AMD kit is all matching numbers)
But, ..... for the time being, this will be my only AK @ $600+, so it will see some substantial range time. So that makes me wanna lean towards fixed.
Basically, if i put a folder on it, its gonna be the AMD stock (w/amd65tech.com cheek weld bar), nothing else. But if i go with fixed, it will probably be collapsible to accommodate my wife and friends.
mtdew.....does you amd65 stock lock up nice and tight...or does it have some play? Im really picky about having only excellent working parts.....so that might help me make a better, easier decision.
Thanks again, and sorry for going on and on about such a trivial topic.