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West Caldwell, NJ, September 23, 2010 - Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leading provider of digital office equipment and advanced document management solutions and services, today announced that Gartner, Inc. named Ricoh as a Leader in its Magic Quadrant for managed print services (MPS) worldwide (1). With its "Outservicing" approach, Ricoh's Managed Document Services (MDS) program goes beyond MPS, offering a highly customizable suite of services to streamline printing and document processes and empower customers to concentrate their efforts on their most critical priorities. According to Gartner, "Leaders provide MPS to a wide range of customers, including the largest and most geographically dispersed, so they must demonstrate a truly global reach. They must demonstrate not only the skills to deliver today's MPS, but also the understanding, initiative and resources to prepare for tomorrow's MPS. Leaders characteristically augment the full scope of MPS with a wide range of added-value services. As a result, they are frequently shortlisted by large and midsize customers.""We are very pleased with Gartner's recognition of our position, which we feel accurately reflects our momentum and differentiators in the market. In particular, we believe this placement as a Leader recognizes Ricoh's compelling approach to MDS," said Mark Boelhouwer, vice president strategic marketing, Ricoh U.S. "Over the past ten years, Ricoh has been working with corporations throughout the world to help them effectively manage their documents. As global demand has increased for MDS, Ricoh has implemented and improved upon its MDS solution, taking MPS to the next level."Ricoh's Managed Document Services offering brings together industry-leading expertise, technology and tools to optimize enterprise-wide output and business processes, with a focus on change management, environmental sustainability and continuous improvement. Ricoh's "Outservicing" approach to MDS is a continuous and collaborative journey that enables customers to operate as greener corporate citizens with engaged employees, optimized processes and greater profitability. Through application of a Change Management methodology that is designed to identify and permanently change costly end-user practices, customers get sustained savings, green reports to track the environmental impact of printing practices and more agile operations.Ricoh's change management strategy, toolkit and process allow the company to learn about its customers' businesses and then design a solution focusing on their most critical asset – the employees. Understanding that office cultures cannot be changed overnight, members of Ricoh's MDS Teams apply Prosci's change management methodology. Prosci has become the leading provider of change management tools and benchmarking reports, working with more than 2,000 companies from 65 countries on research projects in change management. Prosci's popular ADKAR® model is used worldwide. Find out more about Ricoh's full line of services, products and solutions by visiting www.ricoh-usa.com. (1) Gartner "Magic Quadrant for Managed Print Services Worldwide" by Ken Weilerstein, et al. September 22, 2010.About the Magic QuadrantThe Magic Quadrant is copyrighted 2010 by Gartner, Inc. and is reused with permission. The Magic Quadrant is a graphical representation of a marketplace at and for a specific time period. It depicts Gartner's analysis of how certain vendors measure against criteria for that marketplace, as defined by Gartner. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in the Magic Quadrant, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors placed in the "Leaders" quadrant. The Magic Quadrant is intended solely as a research tool, and is not meant to be a specific guide to action. 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By Alice Kenny
Wow. This was a close one. While more than a foot of snow was predicted to pummel New York today, the reality, thankfully, turned into just a dusting.
But as we learned this winter when more than five feet of snow pounded our homes, streets and sidewalks and temperatures dropped – and dropped again — into the single digits, severe weather can be just around the corner.
That's why Catholic Charities is proud to support National Severe Weather Preparedness Week, March 2-8, 2014.
Sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Severe Weather Preparedness Week is a nationwide effort designed to increase awareness of the severe weather that affects everyone and to encourage individuals, families' businesses and communities to know their risk, take action, and be an example.
As we know firsthand from Hurricane Sandy, being prepared to act quickly can be a matter of survival. Even though severe weather was anticipated in advance, many in the impacted areas said they did not have a plan and were caught unprepared.
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DeLAND, Fla. (Sept. 25, 2008) - The ETSU volleyball team takes on conference opponents Stetson (Friday 6 p.m.) and Florida Gulf Coast (Saturday 3 p.m.) this weekend in the Sunshine state.
The Bucs (4-8, 1-4 A-Sun) look to gain momentum in the Atlantic Sun after blanking league leading North Florida last weekend in Brooks Gym.
Stetson (2-9, 0-4 A-Sun) ended its seven-game losing streak by defeating Bethune-Cookman on the road in five sets, on Tuesday night.
The Eagles (5-5, 4-0 A-Sun) are perfect in conference play, as FGCU downed Kennesaw State, Mercer, Campbell and Stetson thus far.
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Rob Maness — have sought to capitalize on "chartergate," criticizing her payment for two campaign-related flights from restricted funds allocated by the federal government for the operation of her Senate office. The first of those payments — a clear violation of federal law — has been characterized by Landrieu as a billing mistake by the charter-flight operator, Butler Aviation, of Houma. The second payment falls in something of a gray area, but Landrieu has said she will make the office account whole in any case by offsetting its outlay with campaign money. A Landrieu spokesman said the review will look at all payments from her office account for commercial and charter flights dating to when she took office in January 1997, to make sure the trips were for official Senate business — a legal use of the money. The results of the review will be released publicly by the time the Senate returns on Sept. 8 from its August recess, the spokesman said. The disclosure of both payments at issue, reported initially by CNN, followed media examination of official records of senators' spending from their office accounts — an examination that generated a USA Today article July 31 reporting that Landrieu shelled out more than $47,000 from her account in 2013 on charter flights (among 24 senators who paid more than $1 million total for charters). That spending is legal as long as the travel relates to the duties of Landrieu's public office. But it, too, generated criticism of Landrieu from her Republican opponents. Each senator is allocated an office expense account by the federal government, with the amount varying depending on the population of the senator's state and its distance from Washington. Senators are allowed considerable discretion in how they spend the money, but it is limited to official needs. Landrieu's account runs to about $3 million a year, which she uses primarily to cover staff salaries and travel. The more recent disclosure of a foul-up with the account concerns a Landrieu trip by charter plane from New Orleans to Shreveport and on to Dallas in September. Landrieu traveled to Shreveport on official business, to attend a civil rights event that extended late in the day, then continued to Dallas for an overnight layover prior to taking a commercial flight to Washington, her office said. Her campaign team added a fundraising event in Dallas to her schedule the next morning, her Senate office said. Her office account covered the entire $5,721.23 cost of the charter flights, and because of the campaign event, that account will be reimbursed for at least the Shreveport-Dallas leg of the trip, Landrieu's office said. For trips that combine official business and campaign activities, senators are supposed to allot their expenses proportionately between their official accounts and campaign treasuries. But the Senate's guidance for the bookkeeping says that the cost-sharing provision is not triggered by "incidental" campaign activity on a trip — activity that amounts to less than 15 percent of the total time and effort. Because there are no direct flights from Shreveport to Washington, Landrieu was scheduled for a layover in Dallas in any case to catch a plane from there the next morning for her trip back to the Senate, her office said. But in an effort to clear the record, she will forgo the possibility of classifying the campaign activity in Dallas as incidental, her office said. The Federal Election Commission enforces campaign-spending laws, and its definition of incidental campaign activity is more narrow than the Senate guidelines lay out. In the other incident, Landrieu flew by charter plane from New Orleans to Lake Charles on Nov. 8 to attend a $40-a-plate fundraising lunch attended by hundreds of women. 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Despite Strong Start, Tiger Volleyball Falls To Yale In Four Sets
Despite a quick start from a youthful lineup, Princeton's upset bid fell short Friday night at Dillon Gym. The Ivy League champion Yale Bulldogs took the final three sets to defeat the Tiger women's volleyball team 3-1 Friday night.
Freshman Cara Mattaliano continued her hot late-season play, leading Princeton with 14 kills and four service aces, while classmate Kendall Peterkin added 13 kills. Sophomore Sarah Daschbach (14) and freshman Lauren Miller (13) led a gritty defensive effort with 27 of the team's 44 digs, while junior Tiana Woolridge hit .500 with nine kills and a team-high three blocks.
Freshman Brittany Ptak had six kills, while Miller paced the offense with 32 assists.
The Tigers raced out to a quick start in the opening set, building leads of 11-6 and 22-13 before finishing the set off 25-18. Yale came back strong in the second set and built an early lead in the third. Princeton got the deficit down to two at 22-20, but the Bulldogs won the final three points and carried that momentum into a 25-20 win in the fourth.
Princeton will conclude its 2013 season Saturday at 5 pm when it takes on Brown at Dillon Gym. The Bears pulled out a tight 3-2 win in Providence earlier this season. The Tigers will also honor the four members of the Class of 2014: Kelsey Janke, Leah Jordan, Chelsea Parker and Christine Renschler.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 16, 2007) - ETSU women's basketball head coach Karen Kemp announced Monday afternoon junior guard Alisha Holmes (Orangeburg, S.C.) has requested and will receive permission to transfer after the spring semester.
Holmes redshirted the 2006-07 season after suffering an ACL injury in the fall. In two seasons for the Lady Bucs, Holmes averaged 12.5 minutes a game and scored 2.1 points a contest.
"A key component to her decision was to be closer to her family," said Kemp. "I respect Alisha's decision and wish her the best of luck."
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Officers plan 'Booze It & Lose It' for St. Patrick's Day weekend
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Governor's Highway Safety Program Director Becky Wallace announced Friday that state and local law enforcement officers will be out in force over the St. Patrick's Day "Booze It & Lose It" campaign.
Motorists can expect statewide checkpoints and stepped-up patrols Friday through Sunday in an effort to remove impaired drivers from the roads.
"Drinking and driving do not mix," Wallace said. "Be responsible before you get behind the wheel and designate a sober driver if you plan to drink."
N.C. Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary of Intergovernmental Affairs and Budget Coordination La Nica Allison, GHSP Director Becky Wallace, Director of Forensic Tests for Alcohol Paul Glover and Brunswick County Sheriff John Ingram spoke at a kickoff event in Wilmington on Friday.
Officials also unveiled the new BATMobile (breath-alcohol testing unit), which is 40-foot long with two magistrate stations, a full office and surveillance cameras on the back. It also includes six stations where law enforcement officers can perform breath concentration tests.
During the St. Patrick's Day weekend last year, there were 160 alcohol-related crashes that resulted in three fatalities and 141 injuries.
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Problems with ES&S iVotronic Voting Machines Plagued Election - Candidate Questions Disqualified Provisional Ballots
With incumbent Rep. Deborah Pryce's margin of victory over challenger Mary Jo Kilroy down to less than ½%, Ohio's 15th district election is headed for a recount. Only 1,054 votes separated the two candidates after provisional ballots were counted. Rep. Pryce has, of course, already declared victory, but Ms. Kilroy has not conceded. The largest county in the 15th District is Franklin County, which uses the same ES&S iVotronic voting machines that have sparked a legal challenge in Florida's 13th District. Dozens of reports of election problems were reported to the Election Incident Report Service on Election Day, including several voters who complained that either Kilroy's name was not on the ballot or the entire Congressional race was missing. There were also reports of voters' choices not appearing on the review screen at the end of the voting process.
The directive, No. 2006-50, instructs local election officials to manually inspect the VVPAT rolls from only a sufficient number of whole precincts to represent 3% of the total vote cast, and then to confirm that the individual votes recorded on each paper roll match the summary total printed at the end of that roll. The directive then provides: "If there is no difference between the manual record and the VVPAT summary, the VVPAT summary for every voting device shall be presumed accurate." According to the directive, the manual recount then would proceed by manually adding only the VVPAT summaries from each VVPAT roll, rather than by manually counting each voter's selection on all VVPAT rolls. The question of whether this VVPAT recount process conforms to the statutory requirement may end up in court. Obviously, it would be administratively efficient to rely on the VVPAT summaries provided they match the individual votes in a 3% sample. But it is not hard to imagine some kinds of voting machine fraud or error that could go undetected in a 3% sample and yet affect the outcome of an election.
"…there is a basic procedural question in Ohio about where she might bring this kind of challenge. Although Ohio law would permit a candidate for a state office—Governor, representative in the state's legislature, and the like—to go to state court to contest the official outcome of the election on this basis, a change in state law earlier this year precludes the availability of this kind of state-court challenge for candidates to a federal office, including one of the state's delegation to the U.S. House of Representatives. Ohio Revised Code § 3515.08, as amended by HB3, expressly states: "The nomination or election of any person to any federal office . . . shall not be subject to a contest of election conducted under this chapter [which otherwise provides for such contests]." Instead, this section of Ohio law confines a candidate for federal office, like Kilroy, to whatever remedies may be available under federal law: "Contests of the nomination or election of any person to any federal office shall be conducted in accordance with applicable provisions of federal law." Because challenging the rejection of provisional ballots would not be part of the state's automatic recount process that has been triggered for this race—and this point applies whether the automatic recount examines 3% or 100% of the VVPATs—Kilroy may be consigned to contesting the election in Congress itself if she wishes to dispute the disqualification of provisional ballots.


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Sparkle & Twang: Marty Stuart's American Musical Odyssey is an astounding array of performance costumes, accessories, handwritten lyrics, personal letters and instruments, collected by country music artist Marty Stuart. The collection represents 40 years of the classic musical greats behind rock and roll, country, rockabilly, bluegrass and southern gospel. Amazingly, Stuart obtained some of the best pieces in his collection from Nashville thrift stores. Sparkle & Twang shares the dual story behind the legendary music personas, as well as the significance behind preserving the culture that represents America's musical past.
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Since the early Sixties, the Rolling Stones have been criss-crossing the globe, playing to millions of adoring fans and earning the distinction of being the greatest touring band of all time. Their energy, their spectacle and most importantly, their music have set the standard for all others to follow. From their modest beginnings in 1963, playing small London jazz clubs, to headlining tours in Britain and the U.S. in the mid-Sixties, to the theatrical mega tours of following decades, the Stones have writhed their way across thousands of stages in hundreds of cities and have graduated from cramped tour vans to private jets, and from dark clubs to large outdoor stadiums. Today, the Rolling Stones are known for their extravagant productions, full of fireworks and flash, and record-smashing ticket sales. After four decades, the Stones are still the toughest act to follow. The Rolling Stones were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989.
Featured in the exhibit is the Rolling Stones Pinball Machine that guitarist Keith Richards kept and played in his house. It plays excerpts of the Rolling Stones' classic songs "Satisfaction," "Jumping Jack Flash," "Miss You" and "When the Whip Comes Down." Also featured are a number of Mick Jagger's stage outfits, Brian Jones' dulcimer, as well as Keith Richards' jacket, worn at the Altamont Festival that took place in Northern California on December 6, 1969 and seen in Gimme Shelter, the 1970 documentary film about the concert. The exhibit includes numerous Rolling Stones singles, such as "Tell Me," "I Just Wanna Make Love to You," "It's All Over Now," "Time is On My Side," "Congratulations," "The Last Time," "Play with Fire," and "Get Off My Cloud." Along with these singles is the set list written by Keith Richards for a concert during the group's American tour, the food and drink memo that stipulated the refreshments the group required in their backstage dressing rooms for their Madison Square Garden shows, and an anonymous hate letter written to the Rolling Stones in 1966.


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Leeza Gibbons enjoyed a triumphant return to Dallas at a party and book signing for her newest tome, Take 2. She was feted by Nest owners Heather Wiese-Alexander and Scott Alexander at a reception in her honor. With lively advice from the television personality and Nest's trademark decor delights, the evening was enhanced by cocktails by Woodford Reserve and nibbles by Boster Catering. Guests including Jay Billingsley, Mark Hopper, John McGill and Carmaleta Whitely proved that you can always come home again.


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FDA To Use Simultaneous Voting at Advisory Meetings
The Food and Drug Administration announced last week it plans to use simultaneous voting at advisory committee meetings when new drug and device applications are considered. Advisory panels, which are usually made up of a dozen or more outside experts, previously went around the table when recording votes, with each adviser allowed to comment and the choice of the first speaker left to the panel's chair. Critics claimed this allowed more outspoken panel members, who sometimes had conflicts of interest, to influence the vote.
Meanwhile, the FDA simultaneously released new guidelines implementing the recently passed law requiring disclosure and posting of conflict-of-interest waivers 15 days ahead of any advisory committee meeting. The law also requires a 25 percent reduction in the number of waivers issued over the next five years. The FDA also released a study by the Eastern Research Group, which primarily conducts government-funded research, suggesting it is difficult for the FDA to find outside advisers without conflicts of interest and the ones who receive waivers are "significantly more qualified" than advisers who do not receive waivers.
OMB Throws Back Krill Protection Rule
The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) last month rejected the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) proposed rule that would have protected krill, the organisms that form the foundation of the marine food web. The proposed rule sought to prohibit the commercial fishing of krill off the West Coast of the United States. Krill are used commercially as fishing bait and feed for the aquaculture industry, as well as by the pharmaceutical industry in fish oil supplements. Although no large-scale krill fishery currently exists in the U.S., the Pacific Fishery Management Council (Council), an independent regional advisory panel of fishery experts and local government officials, recommended the rule to NOAA to protect stocks of krill and the species dependent upon them from future fishery development.
According to the rejection letter from OMB Administrator Susan Dudley, formerly of the industry-funded Mercatus Center, krill stocks within United States waters are as yet unexploited so no basis exists for their protection. Council scientists had hoped that the rule could go through quickly, given the lack of existing economic interests that might oppose it. "This was a proactive measure to protect the ecosystem, [but] aquaculture is a big-ticket item with the current administration," said Mike Burner, an officer with the Council.
U.S. Failed to Question Industry Data on Gassed Meat
To get government approval for a process banned in Europe, Japan and Canada, scientists at Cargill and Hormel Foods submitted data that showed reduced microbe counts in under-refrigerated meats that had been gassed to retain redness even though other indicators showed spoilage rose. Agriculture Department officials failed to question the counter-intuitive data in approving the process, the Washington Post reported. Even the industry scientists knew something was wrong. "Quite honestly, this test seemed to raise more questions than what [sic] it answered," a Hormel scientist wrote in an email to a colleague. The email was revealed last week at a House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations hearing chaired by Rep. Bart Stupak (D-MI), whose district, according to Republicans on the subcommittee, includes a company whose meat treatment business was threatened by the process. Asked by Stupak if the e-mails raise concerns about the approval, the Agriculture Department's lead reviewer, Robert Post, said: "Based on this information, I think this leads to some questions, yes." A Food and Drug Administration official said the process was not a safety concern and would remain "generally recognized as safe."
Exxon-Backed Group Attacks State Climate Policies
A nonprofit organization of scientists and policy analysts is in the business of assisting state efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions, but faces growing attacks from foundations funded by the petroleum industry. The Center for Climate Strategies (CCS) in Harrisburg, PA was created in 2004 to assist the development of state and regional "Climate Action Plans," or policy recommendations to cut greenhouse gas emissions and energy use. The group has been accused of having only "the most extreme and alarmist views on global warming" by the North Carolina-based John Locke Foundation. According to the progressive Institute for Southern Studies, the Locke Foundation has received hundreds of thousands of dollars from foundations with ties to ExxonMobil and other fossil fuel interests. The Locke Foundation's founder, James Pope, has also served on the boards of the Exxon-funded Atlas Economic Research Foundation and Citizens for a Sound Economy. A spokesman for CCS said that the scientists with his organization work in a "sensitive but neutral environment," and prefer not to respond to such attacks.
Meanwhile, an exhibit on the Arctic at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History was altered to tone down its emphasis on recent climate change, documents obtained by the Washington Post reveal. The opening panels of the exhibit, which originally described Arctic temperature increases at a rate double the global average over the past 50 years, were changed after being reviewed by former interior secretary Gale Norton's science adviser and the museum's acting director, Cristián Samper, to read simply "The Earth's climate is changing -- and it always has." The Post reports that the Smithsonian has in the past altered exhibits to respond to political pressures, as when a 2003 photo display of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge was moved to a less prominent position when the Bush administration was considering oil and gas drilling in the region. Of the current changes to the Arctic exhibit, NASA scientist Waleed Abdalati said "For the focus to be shifted from scientific content to political content, I found disturbing for a museum. . . .[These changes were put in place] to avoid a political backlash."
Senator Feinstein (D-CA) sent a letter on Friday to the chairman of the museum's Board of Regents asking that the "Smithsonian take steps to reassure Congress and the public that the exhibit's representation of the threat of global warming was not toned down because of political pressure." The same day the Post covered the controversy, the American Petroleum Institute withdrew its $5 million offer to help finance another Smithsonian exhibit on the oceans; the gift had been opposed by two members of the institution's Board of Regents who worried that the "Ocean Initiative" exhibit could be tainted by the oil and gas money.
Occ-Docs Seek Retraction, Threaten Journal with Libel Suit
The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) is threatening the International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health with a libel suit if it doesn't retract a recent article accusing the ACOEM of being a "professional group in service to industry." The journal's publisher immediately fired back a letter accusing the ACOEM of refusing to open its files for fact-checking purposes, and noting that its article had passed traditional peer review. "The editor and the publisher welcome information that will correct any errors that may have been made," wrote Sandra Lovegrove, president of Abel Publication Services, publisher of the IJOEH. In a message to ACOEM members that included a link to a refutation of the article, president Robert F. McLellan said the group "will explore all options, including legal action if necessary to set the record straight in matters that are libelous or factually incorrect."
The original IJOEH articledescribes the ACOEM's membership as largely industry-employed doctors and recounts its history of opposing government regulations on lead, beryllium, and a number of other environmental toxins. The article's authors, led by Joseph LaDou of the University of California School of Medicine, accuse the ACEOM of taking "industry positions on virtually all issues" and state that its journal, the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, is "decidedly pro-industry in its editorial policy and publications." The journal has published many studies funded by Dow, Lockheed, and other industry sponsors, and has been implicated in several cases of scientific fraud.
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Environmental groups are renewing their calls for a ban on bunker fuels used by the shipping industry in the wake of last week's accident that dumped 58,000 gallons into San Francisco Bay. A recent article in Environmental Science and Technology estimated that shipping emissions led to 60,000 additional deaths from heart and lung disease around the world in 2002. . . . A new analysis of meta-analyses of antihypertensive drug trials shows that when industry funds the meta-analysis, the authors are much more likely to favor their funder's products. The study appeared in the British Medical Journal. . . . The Bush administration again tried to water down the latest report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, seeking the removal of a section on "Reasons for Concern" that included melting of ice sheets. It remained in the report, the New York Times reported.
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ZF-11550: Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive does not true, when route is active
Pls see below for routes.xml and navigation.xml.
When I go to:
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<?php echo $this->activeNavigation()->get('title'); ?> <?php echo $this->activeNavigation()->get('label'); ?>
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as it does in ZF 1.11.7 and earlier.
In ZF 1.11.8,
<?php Zend_Debug::dump($this->activeNavigation()); ?>
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object(Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc)#54 (24) { [...] }
By overwriting the method Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive in ZF 1.11.8 with the method Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive from ZF 1.11.7 the issue can be resolved.
The issue, it would seem, is caused by the last fix in Zend_Navigation_Page_Mvc::isActive in ZF 1.11.8.
This is a "Blocker", as it break the entire web site.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> :locale/:module/:controller/:action/*defaultindexindex.*.*.*.*
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Zend_Navigation_Page_MvcdefaultdefaultindexindexHome Home
The reason this worked in 1.11.7 is because the route was ignored completely, and only the module/controller/action was checked.
However, changing the handling of the null parameter (for the locale in your case) will fix this issue (but I'm not sure if that is the correct thing to do).
Look at this patch on how to do that: http://pastie.org/2203185
I can confirm that in the case that I described, your fix resolves the issue.
Added a test case for the MVC nav page which failed prior to applying the patch, passed following. Merged to master and 1.11 release branch.


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wasn't me,dude,it was kookie post #155.and it's not,as you say,'interesting,' it's awful what you've done and you need to admit it and apologize to everyone on this thread.Jesus would never have done any of what you have done here.
This is not a bash on his personal beliefs in any way, i just feel that his methods are shady and don't seem to be on the level. Besides, this is a surf forum if right? Wayne would probably have better success and be greeted with a more positive vibe on some other religious forum.
The wee wayne man won't apologize & he won't let up; he really only cares that this thread keeps getting bumped, despite the guys who post are telling him he has his head up his rectum. He thrives in the attention even if it is from people who are dismayed or offended by his kiddie-grabbing ways. For wayne, it's all about the attention.
In that way, this thread is reminiscent of the Roy Stuart thread, aka Endless Winter, re: the $500k (or was it a million?) 'surfboard' that ended up as kindling for the most expensive beach bonfire anyone had ever seen.
But wait!.....Wayne....Roy....Roy..Wayne....could it be?
Yankee you might be on to something, Roy does have a Jesus-like appearance, probly has the long locks under that helmet.
Impacting the Coast for the Coast.
Will be staying in Fla for the winter. Still have free surfboards and we are now running FREE Saturday surf camps through the winter. Anyone that is interested contact us or for more info check out our website sonfollowersministry.com. Will be announcing 2014 outreach events in December, if you would like to help out in anyway contact Wayne.
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Ok enough is enough. I believe in God and the bible. I do however agree with the many many members who have told you on this and the other forums you have posted on that your methods are flawed. Unless you simply hand over the board to the kids with no mention verbally, in print or any other way about religion then as said before they are not FREE. Leave the religion talk to to religious forums and church and just let the kiddies surf.
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Hey after reading all this debate I had to get on my box as well. Giving is a great thing to do as a human being. To do this in some other manner is not giving, yet preaching smack! Whether Christian or heathen, doesn't matter, it's a goodness of giving to those that have not. We all want to be a better human someday I would think.
Give to give or don't . Don't do it under a false pretense for goods sake. Do it so all can see the great sport of surfing for a life time!
Z gaf , page one was one of the best written things I've seen in a while. Which ever political party is paying ya has a good aspect in life, whether they can comprehend it or not. Cudos to you.


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There are several options for playing videos on your PC. Which app will work best for you depends on the type of video you want to watch.
The Photos, OneDrive, and Camera apps are great for playing your personal videos and all come with Windows 8.1. They display them full screen, and you can quickly switch between watching and trimming videos. Open these apps by tapping or clicking their tiles on the Start screen or by searching and then opening the app.
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You can use this app to watch videos that are in your Pictures library and on your OneDrive.
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The concert season is beginning to heat up and there is good music all the way through this weekend. Starting Thursday night at The State Room, Civil Twilight, an indie-folk act with South African roots, headlines an 8 p.m. gig. SLC folkie - and guaranteed good time - David Williams is the opener. Tickets are $14 and remain on sale.
Also, at the Urban Lounge on Thursday night indie-rock darlings Real Estate headline a gig. The fuzzy sounding New Jersey band has already released a fine record this year called "Days," that's well worth hearing if you haven't already. Although there seems to be an endless stream of sound-alike indie rock bands, this band deserves praise for its melodies and smooth harmonies. Tickets are still available at 24tix.com.
Salt Lake audiences have two chances to see Mozart's haunting "Requiem" performed at Abravanel Hall. The Utah Symphony Chorus will be on hand to vocalize the haunting melodies. Guest conductor Bernard Labadie will lead the music, which will also include Haydn's "Symphony No. 101, "The Clock." This should be a great night. Tickets remain available.
On Saturday night, rootsy women Blame Sally headlines a 7 p.m. (note the early start time) with beloved SLC folkie Kate McLeod opening the show. This should be a good chance to dance on a Saturday night - something that is always good for the soul. The State Room is still selling tickets for this gig.
And finally Sunday night, The State Room is bringing in Lambchop, a Nashville based alt-country band that writes terrific songs and has a haunting vibe on record. Led by frontman Kurt Wagner, the group, pictured above, is touring behind "Mr. M" which continues the band's penchant for moody, thoughtful music. This is a sleeper gig on a night that a lot of people don't like to go out, but trust me when I tell you these guys are worth a sluggish Monday to see. Music starts at 8 p.m. and tickets are still on sale. Also, the buzz-tastic SLC band The Folka Dots open the concert.


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Difference Between Liquid Capital vs. Investment Capital
Original post by Matt Petryni of Demand Media
Capital is invested in a business with the expectation of a financial return. Capital can come from a number of different places -- either creditors or owners -- and may be liquid or illiquid depending on the company's operational needs. A company's liquidity is an important concern for investors because it speaks to the company's financial health and the ability to retrieve their investment in the event of business failure.
Investment Capital
Fundamental to any successful business operation is the deployment of investment capital. Investment capital is the money that the business acquires from both its owners or shareholders and its creditors, in exchange for the promise of future earnings or interest. In accounting terms, invested capital is the sum total of the company's liabilities (capital invested by creditors) and the company's equity (capital invested by owners). Investment capital includes all forms of liquid capital that the company controls.
Liquid Capital
One type of investment capital is liquid capital. Not all investment capital is liquid -- only those assets that can be converted into other assets with minimal financial loss. An obvious example of liquid capital is cash, or cash equivalents, which can be immediately paid out to shareholders, creditors or vendors without significant time delay, capital loss or financing charges. Easily marketable securities -- such as stocks or bonds held by the company -- and receivables -- money owed to the company -- are usually considered liquid capital.
Fixed Assets
Investment capital that is not represented in liquid capital is considered a fixed asset. This is because the money placed into illiquid investments cannot easily be converted to other uses, so it remains "fixed" wherever it is allocated. Examples are assets held over the long-term, such as plant equipment, land and other large property. Fixed assets cannot be sold easily, or to sell them would result in a substantial loss of value. Fixed assets are usually subject to depreciation, or the gradual decline of their value resulting from long-term use.
Importance of Liquidity
The distinction between liquid capital and total investment capital is important to investors because the companies they own need access to easily convertible assets to engage in their business activities. A firm with too little liquidity may end up having to sell fixed assets at a loss or take on more debt in order to satisfy its obligations; a firm with too much may be underutilizing its investment capital and limiting its returns. Well-managed firms, and those who invest in them, seek a careful balance of liquid to investment capital.
- U.S. Department of the Treasury; Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; Liquidity Ratios; 2010
- Wiley Publishers Inc.: What Is Accounting for Fixed Assets?
- Tutor2U; Capital Investment and Spending; 2010
- University of Illinois at Chicago; Liquid Assets; Thomas Omer
- State Farm; The Basics Of Assets; April 2011
- VentureLine: Invested Capital
- Tutor2U; Accounting for Fixed Assets; 2011
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We got to step-up our defense, and stop committin turnovers
We got to step-up our defense, and stop committin turnovers
Looks like we're picking it up in the 2nd half.
Shump with butter fingers is playing worse than rookie.
Finally JR is in.
Woodson has such a short leach on Cope ..But will let Melo shoot 2-15 all day long ..SMDH
Good move by Woody getting JR back in early. Cope is a no show for game 1.
No picks or screens by the Knicks. So confusing.
Why does woodson like to double team everyone... Hes gettin our players tired and if we leave someone open..or late to get back
Im really disgusted with Melo right now


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Heritage at Milford Senior Living Community is hosting a Tickled Pink event for Breast Cancer Awareness Month on Oct. 22.
The event will be held from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at the Heritage at Milford, 500 S. Dupont Blvd., Milford. Guests will enjoy a Pink-stravaganza Fashion Show modeled by Heritage at Milford residents with fashions from Blooming Boutique, and listen to an educational and inspirational talk by Cheryl Doucette from Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition.
Participants will also enjoy free pink food and refreshments, play the hot pink game for free gifts, as well as the special raffle with a pink prize. There will be a free tour of Heritage at Milford for all who come. Guests who wear pink will receive an additional prize.
For more information or to RSVP: (302) 422-8700.
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Men's Lightweights Retain Murtaugh Cup In Impressive Start To 2013 Season
Racing for a Cup named after one of the legendary coaches in the program's proud history, the Princeton men's lightweights opened their 2013 season in style Saturday morning on Lake Carnegie. The Tigers retained the Joseph Murtaugh Cup and won three of five races, including the freshman debut, in the first event of the Princeton Rowing season.
The Princeton lightweights retained the Murtaugh Cup by more than nine seconds, taking the last race of the morning in 6:26.2. Navy finished in 6:35.4.
The 2V grabbed a win by nearly 12 seconds (6:22.4), while the freshman eight earned a hard-fought win in 6:27.2 for its first collegiate race. Navy finished second in the freshman eight in 6:30.9.
"It was a good day for our team today," head coach Marty Crotty said. "The Murtaugh Cup is a special race for us because of what Joe means to this boathouse and the standards that his teams achieved. I was happy to see a lot of guys on our team today win their first race in a Princeton uniform against some tough competition in Navy and in some pretty tough conditions. Hopefully they never forget today."
Princeton will remain home next weekend and take on Georgetown for the Fosburgh Cup. The showdown will be part of a full weekend of home racing for Princeton. The third-ranked open women and the men's heavyweights will also compete Saturday, while the women's lightweights will take on Wisconsin in a battle of the last two Eastern champions Sunday morning.
Murtaugh Cup • First Varsity
Princeton 6:26.2
Navy 6:35.4
Second Varsity
Princeton 6:22.4
Navy 6:34.0
Third Varsity
Navy 6:44.9
Princeton 6:57.0
Fourth Varsity
Navy 7:05.8
Princeton 7:51.1
Freshman Eight
Princeton 6:27.2
Navy 6:30.9
Fourth Varsity
c-Ilana Polster, Jason Yu, Geoff Malloy, Karthik Dhore, Devon Varichone, Jooho Shin, Suraj Bhat, Domagoj Babic, Devon Varrichione, Derek Xu
Third Varsity
c-Brian Rosenfeld, Andrew Frazier, James Agolia, Alec Buckenheimer, Zach Ogle, Sean McIntee, Adam Geilker, Jacques Singer, Nate Jaffe
First Freshman
c-Trip Henningsen, Christian Wawrzonek, Sam Jordan, Ed Northrop, Isaiah Brown, Ed Walker, Jack Jablonski, Mack Singer, Kevin Putt
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This is my follow-up question to my own query earlier:
How can I algebraically prove that $2^n - 1$ is not always prime?
Almost half of the answers said that I provided my own proof by giving the counterexample. Although, I was not satisfied through those answers since they didn't provide a complete view of the situation and how there exist algebraic factors.
Is disproving an algebraic statement necessarily the same as introducing a case where it is not true? I agree with Nameless's statement found here, but I am not sure as to how that contributes to a rigorous algebraic proof.
Remark: I agree that I didn't ask for an algebraic proof earlier, but I did expect a better proof.


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In today's challenging environment, organizations need to make focused investments to improve their competitiveness and reduce cost. Continuous improvement programs developed for manufacturing, such as Lean and Six Sigma, can be effectively applied for achieving breakthrough operational performance and realizing hidden value in functional and service organizations in any company. Six Sigma has been frequently used as a method for improving the quality of business support processes but the principles of Lean are not widely understood. Motorola and General Electric popularized Six Sigma , whereas Lean is based on the principles of Toyota production system and kaizen (continuous improvement) breakthrough methodology.
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Pompeii Archaeological Ruins - Naples
In the first half of the 6th century b.C., the first circle of city walls was built, following the same course that later walls would take.
Once it became a colony in 80 b.C., Pompeii was rebuilt and enriched with private and public buildings, especially in the age of the Emperor Augustus and Tiberius, from 27 b.C. to 37 a.D. In 62 a.C. earthquake struck the area of Vesuvius.
In 62 A.D. a catastrophic earthquake struck Pompeii and other cities of Campania (Herculaneum).
Pompeii suffered many damages; in fact 17 years later, at the moment of the volcanic eruption that buried it completely, some restaurations and reconstructions were still in progress.
Afterwards midday of August, the 24th of 79 A.D., the Pompeians saw a pine-shaped cloud fluttering on the Vesuvius; immediately after the gigantic stratum of solidified lava that obstructed the mouth of the crater exploded under the push of the gases and it flew in air shattering and transforming itself in lapilli that deposited on the city at a varying height of 2 or 6 meters and for a ray of 70 kms.
The buried city was rediscovered in the 16th century, but exploration only began in 1748, and continued systematically through the 19th century up to the most recent excavations, aimed at restoring and attributing the proper value to the Ancient city and its exceptional archaeological heritage.
The archaeological area of Pompeii extends over 66 hectares (about 35 acres), of which 49 have been excavated and 12 are open to the public.
Pompeii was built on a highland at a middle height of around 30 ms. on the sea-level formed from a prehistoric lava casting.
At the mouth of the Sarno river (at that time navigable), the city was destined to become the harbour of some countries far from the sea.
The name may derive from the Oscan "pompe" (five), to mean a community of five villages, or from the Greek "pempo" that means "to send", to underline the fact that it was a huge commercial harbour able to supply of agricultural products (oil and wine) different points of the Mediterranean.
Soon Pompeii was influenced by two populations of superior civilization, established in Campania since the 7th century B.C.: the Greeks of Cuma and the Etruscans of Capua.
These last succeeded to the Greek between 530 and the 474 B.C. when they conquered the coast and they became a big power of the Mediterranean.
The Greeks, defeated the Etruscans with the help of the Syracusans, held Pompeii up to 438, when some Samnite populations belonging to the same log of the ancient Oscans, invaded the whole Campania.
It goes up again to this period the expansion of the city from 9,3 to 63,5 hectares of territory, extending itself till the whole lava casting.
In the 4th century B.C. the Samnite populations that lived on the Apennines did new invasions to damage the same Samnites of the lowland and of the coast, by now totally urbanized.
For the occasion (300 B.C.) they were forced to restructure the urban boundaries made by Sarno limestone.
Even Rome, in help of the Samnites of Capua, took part to these events (Samnite wars: 343 - 290 B.C.), going out of it victorious and becoming the mistress of the whole territory.
Pompeii drew from this situation a notable positive push in the commerce and in the art.
It goes up again in fact to this period the frequently employment of Nuceria tufa, above all for the public buildings that were partly restructured, partly built ex - novo.
After the eruption of 79 A.D., that buried the entire city, about other seventy have followed, up to the last one of 1944.
The look of the mountain changed during the big eruption; by the Mountain Somma, breaking itself, born the Mountain Vesuvius, that with the following eruptions triplicated the greatness of its crater.
For centuries nothing was known about Pompeii, neither the location.
For the first signs of the recoveries that would have came, we had to wait the 1628: during some works in the Valley of Sarno emerged different ruins that roused scientists' interest.
But only a century after began in Herculaneum, and about ten years later in Pompeii, the regular excavations with the order of Charles III Borbone, King of the Two Sicilies.
In Pompeii works began around 1748, in the zone of the Civita, that was considered Stabia, the other city buried during the eruption, alternating with breaks due to other recoveries in Herculaneum, and continuing without a determined project and without a precise method, effected from slaves and from teen-agers.
The documentation was limited to the graphic reproduction of the dug objects, without some interest for the data of excavation.
The research aimed only at the finding of material for museums or at the decoration of real palaces, while the dug up buildings, once despoiled of the masterpieces, were left without any care.
At the outbreak of the revolution in France, also began in Naples the first revolutionary motions and the activity of the excavations decreased sensitively and only with Giuseppe Bonaparte first and Gioacchino Murat after, took back with great emphasis and with a great employment of manpower.
It has been tried to individualise the perimeter of the whole city to know its extension, and the interest moved from the mere recovery of precious objects to the knowledge of the architecture and the urbanism.
With the birth of the Kingdom of Italy, in 1861, the Savoia immediately showed not to underestimate the prestige coming from the Pompeian recoveries.
With the order of the new King begun systematic excavations: Giuseppe Fiorelli, teacher of archaeology at the University of Naples from 1860 at 1863, was named at the direction, therefore general manager of the Antiquities and Fine Arts of the Kingdom of Italy; he divided the city in regions and islands numbering all the houses and this system is in use still today.
Fiorelli adopted a scientific method, with diary of excavation, surveys, catalogues of the objects, and he employed over five hundred workers in the job.
Belongs to him the invention of the method of pouring plaster of Paris into the spaces left by the victims, obtaining some casts of the bodies, caught in the same moment of death, a dramatic example of the tragedy which hit Pompeii and its people.
Even the system of taking away all the objects from the area of excavation was abandoned: the paintings and the mosaics were left on their place; the dug houses were covered with roofs that reproduced the ancient disposition and constituted a shelter against the inclemency of the weather.
The years that followed were the best: the researches widen toward east and toward Nola Gate, numerous houses come to light, the structures are consolidated and the paintings are restored on the place.
From 1924 at 1961 the management of the researches is entrusted to Amedeo Maiuri to whose figure is tied the historical study of the city; he, first, wants to know the previous phases of the city, deepening the exploration of the most ancient layers in the most lively zones, as the Forum, the Temples, the boundaries.
In the last thirty years, has gone alternating to a modest exploration, the activity of maintenance and safeguard, things of primary importance in this place unique in the world.
Pompeii, Porta Marina (Naples)
From November to March all days from 8.30 to 17.00 (last entrance at 15.30)
From April to October all days from 8.30 to 19.30 (last entrance at 18.00)
1 January, 1 May and 25 December closed
Access valid 1 day for 1 site (Pompeii or Herculaneum)
- EUR 11,00 Adults
- EUR 5,50 for European Union members between 18 and 25 years old
Access valid 3 days for 5 sites (Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis, Stabiae, Boscoreale)
- EUR 20,00 Adults
- EUR 10,00 for European Union members between 18 and 25 years old
Free Entrance with Campania Artecard
Additional Notes
The Archaeological Ruins of Pompeii are a site of CAMPANIA ARTECARD circuit
How you can get there from the Hotel
From the Piazza Amedeo Station take line 2 on the subway, in the direction of Gianturco, and get off in Piazza Garibaldi (Main Station of Naples - third stop); proceed by Circumvesuviana train, in the direction of Sorrento, and get off at Pompeii - Villa dei Misteri stop.
Excursion of Pompeii Archaeological Ruins is available and organized by the Hotel.
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I dare say this is possibly the greatest food ever invented, just because of the sheer adaptability of it. Of course there are thing that can cause it to suck, and it ain't somethin you'd want ta eat all the time, but you can have anything on it that ya want. Hell, you could even make it a dessert if ya want.
Proly my favorite combo is pineapple and black olives. they taste surprisinly good together on a pizza.
while where discussin this, let's also mention the worse pizza combos we've heard of. for me it was mint frostin, banannas, and anchovies.