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ZF-2550: Refactor Zend_Filter_Input to use Zend_Loader_PluginLoader
After a recent update to Zend_Loader, Zend_Filter_Input began emitting warning errors for non-existent classes. This is because Zend_Filter_Input was using a base 'namespace' property to derive the base name for both filters and validators and would try both before matching the correct class name.
This needs to be refactored to allow Zend_Loader_PluginLoader to locate the correct class name more efficiently and to also refine the API for Zend_Filter_Input to allow better distinction between filter and validator namespaces.
Fix for next minor release (1.5.0 RC1)
The removal of the following protected members could affect extending classes:
protected $_namespaces = array('Zend_Filter', 'Zend_Validate');
protected $_userNamespaces = array();
The behavioral changes in {{_getFilterOrValidator()}} may also pose backward-compatibility problems, but I'm unsure how many people might be extending it and using the method.
Simon, will you have time to get to this in the next couple of days? This is on the very short :) list of 1.5 unresolved must-haves. We'll have to resolve it very soon!
Thanks. ,Wil
Hi Wil - was just waiting for the OK from Darby. It's all been committed now.
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Yes, I have and I bought the supposed Limited Edition Movie poster(as a Xmas gift, of course. Not for myself). Denver Pavilions.
Points: 11
Participating Colorado Theaters
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AMC AMC Southlands 16 AURORA 80016
CNK Century Boulder BOULDER 80301
AMC AMC Orchards of Westminster 12 with IMAX BROOMFIELD 80023
AMC AMC Castle Rock 12 CASTLE ROCK 80109
CNK Tinseltown COLORADO SPRINGS 80906
CNK Cinemark Carefree Circle with IMAX COLORADO SPRINGS 80922
HWD Hollywood Theaters 14 COLORADO SPRINGS 80921
REG Pavilions 15 DENVER 80202
REG Greenwood Plaza 12 ENGLEWOOD 80112
REG Regal River Point ENGLEWOOD 80110
CNK Cinemark Fort Collins FORT COLLINS 80528
REG Canyon View Stadium 14 GRAND JUNCTION 81505
CNK Cinemark Greeley Mall GREELEY 80631
CNK Bel Mar 16 LAKEWOOD 80226
REG Colorado Mills Stadium 16 LAKEWOOD 80401
AMC AMC Highlands Ranch 24 LITTLETON 80129
CNK Tinseltown Pueblo PUEBLO 81008
AMC AMC Westminster Promenade 24 WESTMINSTER 80020
Points: -1
HAHA...not the best timing
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HAHA...not the best timing for this movie. Levi doped when he had some of his best results during the Armstrong and Tyler Hamilton era. Not supporting this movie.
Points: 4
He's done far better since
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He's done far better since getting out from the Postal shadow. I won't see the movie, either, btw
Points: -3
Levi just got sacked from Omega Pharma
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I'm sure LA was an influence in Levi's doping but his confession illuminates years of volitional and sophisticated doping practices which contributed to his success
Points: 21
Fat Cyclist blogged about tonight's showing of the Levi Effect
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Sounds like it will contain six minutes of Levi discussing doping. Here is the link to the rest of Fat Cyclists's blog, including his email exchange with Levi after the doping story broke:
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Godiva seems to be a busy place recently. It feels like every time I'm in a store or pass by their boutique in the mall that they have some new chocolate to announce. So imagine my delight when I saw these Godiva Ice Cream Parlor Truffles in Target. They were beautifully set up at an end aisle display. These were many flavors and different packaging options for the flavors (hmm, so I want a bar, a bag, or a big bag?). Being frugal, I got a bag mix of the Ice Cream Parlor flavors I'm reviewing here, and the smaller bags of the non mixed flavors.
So in this specific mix of flavors we have Milk Chocolate, Dark Vanilla, and Milk Strawberry. They're trying to cover the basic "ice cream" flavors, although I realize they're mixing the chocolate candy with the ice cream. For instance, I'm guessing Dark Vanilla has a dark chocolate shell and vanilla ice cream interior. It took me a bit to figure this out, because at first I thought they were just trying to come up with unique ice cream names. D'oh!
Inside the bad there's a pretty even mix of flavors. The flavors are easily told apart by their brightly colored wrappers: pink for strawberry, cream for vanilla and a rich brown for chocolate. I was a little disappointed about the amount of flavors in the bag, as it seemed like there was a lot of air in it before the candy actually started to take up space.
Each truffle is about the size of a golf ball.
Milk Chocolate: The aroma is sweet and not very chocolatey. The flavor is that of chocolate fudge, like the kind you get pumped onto your chocolate sundae. It is very sweet and has a nutty flavor to it, and the chocolate flavor is superficial. It is a good flavor never the less, and it's a very nostalgic one.
Dark Vanilla: Smells sweet and rich of vanilla and cocoa. It has very deep notes to the aroma, and it has this extra creaminess to it. The vanilla interior is smooth and creamy, and tastes like cookie batter. It's very rich and sweet. it looks like it has flecks of vanilla in it, which is impressive.
Milk Strawberry: Doesn't smell much of anything. The strawberry interior is very rich and creamy. The berry flavor is intense and has a slight tang to it. Not sure if it's supposed to be the strawberry or a dairy tang. It does remind me of ice cream, as the chocolate exterior evens out the more tart notes.
This is a nice mix. Granted I did prefer some of the flavors over the others, but as a whole it's pretty solid. Worth trying if you want to try something different but is still familiar.
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"I Don't Like You Ayn Rand Backgrounds"
"I Think Your Wrong"
After this exchange, we received several abusive letters from Mr [suppressed] which are not worth posting. We did, however, contact the webmaster of the prestigious Christian college which hosts his e-mail account, asking them to filter Mr [suppressed]'s account to make it so that we receive no more e-mail from him. The Christian college refused to filter Mr [suppressed]'s account. Later, upon entering Mr [suppressed]'s name in the college web site's search engine, we discovered that someone with the same surname, [suppressed], is a bigwig at said college.
'Nuff said?
Also note that the otherwise obscure phrase "constitutionally incapable" derives from a popular Alcoholics Anonymous statement which is part of the opening dirge chanted at the beginning of every AA meeting: "Those who do not recover are people who cannot or will not completely give themselves to this simple program, usually men and women who are constitutionally incapable of being honest with themselves" ("The Big Book," Alcoholics Anonymous, p 58). In the interest of giving credit where credit is due, I suggest that the arrogance we see in this letter may be inspired more by the Twelve Step movement than by either the Christian religion, a faulty education, or the ravages of nepotism.
'Nuff said?
From: "David [suppressed]"
To: Positive Atheism
Subject: Your Portrayal of Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Date: Monday, December 13, 1999
First, I'd like to say I disagree with your religious stance, I think your wrong, and that your in a philosophically untenable position.... (agnostic would be more appropriate)
Also I don't like you Ayn Rand backgrounds (wow, but that woman was consitutionally incapable of writing passable prose) (Seriously ...Atlas Shrugged, why even the pretention at fiction?)
But I feel such arguments are pretty futile ....I do think however that you should toss up a disclaimer on your quotes site regarding some of your authors. Reading the quotes of Dostoyevsky you have one gets the impression that he is an atheist, when in fact the Brothers Karamazov (from which your quotes were taken) was intented to serve "as an answer to atheism" (dostoyevsky's quote) I think it is immoral/illogical to post the quotes, attribute them to Dostoyevsky, when they are the exact points the man spent most of his life disagreeing with.
Brothers K is contains in my opinion the greatest criticisms of Chrisitanity, as well as presenting its strongest defenses.
Anyway, just my thoughhts on the matter, appreciate a response ideally you might even come up with a rational one, unlike many atheists/anarchists I have spoken to in the past
In Christ, (Sorry couldn't resist the opportunity to ruffle a
few feathers)
David [suppressed]
From: "Positive Atheism"
To: [suppressed]
Subject: Your Portrayal of Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Date: Monday, December 13, 1999
We're sorry you couldn't make your case more clearly about why you disagree with our religious stance (considering that we have no religious stance at all). You merely state that you disagree, and that's that. Nothing about what we said that you disagree with, or why you disagree with it.
I also don't remember the magazine ever having made any statements about either Ayn Rand or Fyodor Dostoyevsky, so I did a text search of the Positive Atheism website.
I was right: Our magazine has made no editorial statements about either figure.
We may thus place your letter into our proposed "head-firmly-lodged-in-dank-orifice" section, which is reserved for people who write solely for the purpose of making noise, that is, wasting time and other precious resources.
Cliff Walker
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The terms "yeast" and "fungus" and "mold" are often used interchangeably. For simplification, all species of yeast and fungus which grow in the human body may be lumped together for this discussion and simply called "yeast."
Like various kinds of virus and bacteria, fungi are omnipresent; fungi, molds and yeasts are carried through the air (primarily as spores), as well as being distributed by other means. Candida is found in the environment, particularly on leaves, flowers, water, and soil.
Some fungi can alternate between a yeast phase and a hyphal phase, depending on environmental conditions. Such fungi are termed dimorphic (with two shapes) and they include several that cause disease of humans, the most prominent being Candida albicans.
The dimorphic nature of Candida can be seen in the above photographs, on the left in its spherical form, and on the right beginning its hyphal form.
Of major concern in human illness is that the Candida hyphae penetrate into tissues in pursuit of food. The above image more dramatically presents Candida in its hyphal form -- imagine this mass permeating your intestinal wall and you'll instantly understand the difficulty of getting rid of it.
The majority of fungal infections in the United States are caused by Candida. Of those that are clinically identified, approximately 50% are due to Candida albicans; the remaining 50% are primarily caused by C. tropicalis, C. glabrata, and C. parapsilosis, with minor percentages represented by C. krusei and C. lusitaniae.
Candida is a member of normal flora of skin, mouth, vagina, and stool. Its normal habitat is the mucosal membranes of humans and other warm-blooded animals, where it grows as a yeast and typically causes little or no damage. In fact, it can be isolated from the mucosa of up to 50% of humans - from the mouth, the gut, the vagina or, less often, from the surface of the skin.
In some circumstances, however, C. albicans can become pathogenic, invading the mucosa and causing significant damage. This usually happens when a variety of predisposing factors cause the yeast population to multiply, escaping the normal competition from resident bacteria which keep the yeast population in check.
Small amounts of yeast and other fungal organisms compose a normal part of the body's microflora. They normally are well tolerated by those with healthy immunity. If they increase in number, however, they create additional stress to the immune system, which can lead to an overgrowth. Conversely, those with weakened immune symptoms become susceptible to overgrowth of these (and other) microbial agents. The growth of yeasts are normally kept in check in the intestinal system by the presence of Acidophilus and other beneficial bacteria. Situations that negatively affect the immune system or the normal intestinal flora can permit excessive yeast growth.
Candida overgrowth is commonly believed to be associated with a number of potentiating factors, including:
Sugar in the diet can greatly contribute to Candida overgrowth. Yeast lives on sugar -- brewing and winemaking depend on yeast to digest sugar, producing alcohol as a waste product. Starches (carbohydrates) in breads, pasta, and potatoes are converted rapidly by our digestion process into sugar. Carbohydrates begin to break down into sugar with our saliva, and simple carbohydrates can be converted into sugar in minutes. IMPORTANT So, a diet high in sugar and starch feeds yeast, and some strains of yeast like Candida can grow very quickly. See our page on Candida Diet for more information.
Antibiotics may be the single greatest cause of Candidiasis, because antibiotic treatment for infections kills the "good" intestinal bacteria, as well as the targeted infection-causing bacteria. Normally yeast that is present in the gastrointestinal tract is held in check by the presence of "beneficial flora" that control yeast and other potential invaders by crowding them out and by producing natural antifungal substances. Acidophilus and other good bacteria produce most of our B vitamins, including biotin. IMPORTANT Biotin suppresses the ability of yeast to form hyphae, thus preventing the yeast from entering its invasive state. However, when biotin is lacking, as a result of damage by antibiotics to Acidophilus, Bifidobacteria, and other intestinal microbes, yeast has a chance to change from it's simple yeast form into the damaging fungal form.
Healthy bacterial colonies in the intestines can usually withstand one or two short episodes of antibiotics without serious harm. If, however, use of antibiotics is frequent or prolonged as with a course for acne treatment or a more difficult infection, then the spread of Candida becomes inevitable, especially if the death of the bacteria is accompanied by a diet that promotes the growth of yeast. A vicious cycle may develop as a result. Antibiotics foster the growth of yeast, which suppresses the immune system. An individual with suppressed immune function is much more susceptible, not only to Candidiasis but to bacterial infections, which are then treated with antibiotics, which, in turn, increase the growth of Candida and so on.
Frequently, candidiasis is caused by a combination of factors. Over a few years a patient may have had several series of antibiotics for a variety of conditions, may have been using steroids, perhaps in the form of birth control pills or treatment for arthritis or psoriases, and may have consumed a Coca-Cola, Pop Tart, Dunkin Donuts, French fry, pizza, high sugar, high starch diet. Consequently, conditions are created for yeast to grow, causing an opportunistic infection.
Candida albicans exists quite normally in low concentrations on the skin and inside the digestive, respiratory and reproductive organs. Because Candida is a normal constituent of human micro-ecology, the mere presence of Candida is not sufficient to make a diagnosis of "infection."
Candid Albicans may cause jock itch, athlete's foot, constipation, diarrhea, bloating, poor digestion, burping, lower gas (flatulence), fingernail and toenail infections, and diaper rash and thrush in infants. C. albicans also causes vaginitis - inflammation and invasion of the vaginal mucosa, especially during the third trimester of pregnancy and in women who take the pill. The predisposing factors seem to be hormonal, associated with changes in the balance of cell types in the lining epithelium of the vagina. A similar condition termed stomatitis is common in people who wear dentures. Candida can adhere to denture resin, and high sugar levels in the diet can also increase the adhesiveness of the yeast.
In some of these conditions, the infection and its cause are obvious. One of the best examples of this disease is termed thrush - a white, crusty speckling of the tongue and the back of the throat caused by a rapid and uncontrolled growth of Candida. This is common in newborn babies, perhaps resulting from passage through an infected birth canal from a mother with vaginitis. It is also common in AIDS patients and people who have had a prolonged course of antibacterial therapy.
Systemic Candidiasis is a more serious condition, when yeast cells proliferate in the circulatory system. This can occur after invasive surgical techniques, including the insertion of intravenous catheters to which the yeast cells adhere, providing a base from which the cells can bud and be disseminated. When transported by the blood stream, Candida can infect almost any organ of the body, and can be fatal. The technical definition of systemic yeast is yeast growing throughout the body and blood. This very rarely happens, and when it does, the results can be deadly. The victims most commonly are immune-system compromised -- PWA's (People With AIDS), and those with artificially suppressed immune systems for organ transplantation and cancer therapy. In the immune-compromised, fungus and yeast can transit the blood stream to the heart, lungs, brain and other organs, growing violently, and sometimes uncontrollably.
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Employers have seen healthcare costs tick up every year. Nationwide small businesses and large companies alike have had to face the question: What is affordable and will it be enough? Employers are responding to an increase in healthcare costs by offering low-cost, consumer-directed health plans, a shift that has kept prices from increasing.
Despite Utah having one of the lowest health insurance rates in the country, rising costs are not new.
According to a survey conducted by global consulting firm Mercer, national healthcare costs will increase by 4.1 percent, more than $10,000 per employee, in 2013. And while the rate insurance prices are rising is relatively low in comparison to past years, Mercer attributes that fact to more employers opting for plans with fewer benefits, more high deductible rate plans.
"We've seen this trend, the increasing prices, over the last several years," said Park City Medical Center Administrator Si Hutt. "Insurance companies are putting more of the cost burden on beneficiaries, making employers more price sensitive in healthcare decisions. I see that continuing."
The hospital is also experiencing a higher number of patients using high deductible health insurance plans, Hutt said. A high deductible health plan requires more out-of-pocket money from insured individuals, and once that deductible has been reached, the remaining healthcare costs are covered under the plan. In return for a lower premium, people using this type of plan may be responsible for most healthcare costs in a year.
At the Summit County level, co-pays are rising for employees using local hospitals and the county will be including a high deductible plan. Healthcare costs for the county have increased more than 13 percent from the year before after the county implemented a self-financed plan.
"This has decreased the potential increase in healthcare premiums," said Brian Bellamy, the Personnel Director for Summit County. "Costs were going to go up by $135, but we were able to decrease that number to $70, defraying the costs of the premiums by having employees pay more out of pocket for doctors. We've shifted the cost onto employees who use healthcare benefits."
It was a decision employees helped choose, he said.
"Rural hospitals charge more," Bellamy added, "and insurances are paying less. What it comes down to is people hit their deductibles faster. Of course employees can still go to the Park City Medical Center or the Heber Valley Medical Center. They can go wherever they want. What we tried to do was maintain the integrity of health plan. The people who use the plan a lot should bear the cost of that."
Other large employers in the county are also seeing prices rise, but with much smaller increases.
The largest employer in Summit County, Deer Valley Resort has seen increases in health insurance plans, but has tried to absorb the changes.
"The rates go up a little bit each year, but we have not passed those costs on to our staff," said Deer Valley Human Resource Director Kim Mayhew. "That's the cost of doing business."
Stein Eriksen Lodge Human Resources Director Michelle MacDonald said the property has also managed to keep health costs low.
"It is partially due to the fact that we have a healthy workforce, a lot of younger employees," MacDonald said, "that we've been able to keep costs down. I'm not sure that is the case for all employers."
MacDonald said health plans will need to be re-evaluated in 2014, when significant portions of the Obamacare legislation will go into effect.
"The reason (health insurance companies) are raising the out-of-pocket expense is to create more consumerism," Hutt said. "When you are shopping with someone else's money, you may not be as frugal if that money was your own ... I don't know if this results in wiser financial decisions or just creates barrier for people to access healthcare."


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Further to my 'How to make the best of your hair' posts, I wanted to go into more detail, explaining how to do a salon-quality va-va-voom blowdry.
Often, it could just be one or two things that you might not do at the moment that will make a world of difference!
Starting at the basics:
1. Hairdryer: A good quality hairdryer is going to make a LOT of difference. I use hairstylist favourite, Parlux 3500 Compact. Although it's one of their lighter models, it's still pretty heavy to do a blowdry if you've got loads of hair. You could also look at Diva hairdryers, or trusty Babyliss.
2. Nozzle: That little pointed attachment you got with your hairdryer? Hope you kept it! This is almost as important as your hairdryer itself. Frizzy hair will greatly benefit from using one. If you don't use a nozzle, the dryer will blow your hair all over the place, and open the cuticle (the outer surface of your hair) making the hair appear even more frizzy. A nozzle will help you direct the airflow along the length of the hair from roots to ends to smooth the cuticle, create more shine and give hold to the hairstyle.
3. Hair sectioning clips: You could get these from most beauty supply stores. Crocodile clips work well if you have a lot of hair. As soon as you start sectioning your hair in smaller pieces to blowdry, you'll have much more control. You will also end up saving time in the long run.
3. Brushes:
- Tangle Teezer: Believe the hype. This will brush through your hair painlessly, getting rid of knots and cause less breakage in the long run. Use on wet or dry hair.
- Basic Round Brush: This versatile brush works best to manipulate hair, to create volume and movement/loose curls. Choose one with a heat-retaining barrel to help with keeping the desired shape. I use these ones from Denman. I like having a little bit of weight in my handle, I feel that it gives me more control when blowdrying. Vary the size of the brush head depending on how much hair you are working with and how loose or tight you want the volume/curl.
- Boar Bristle Brush: Whether you're using it to create a sleek ponytail, or to blowdry, the densely packed bristles of a boar brush are great for smoothing hair. This brush is great for blowdrying hair straight, as it smooths and straightens at the same time.
4. Hair product: Not everyone agrees with me, but I still insist on using some kind of heat protection in your hair before you use any heat. You wouldn't (well, shouldn't!) lie in the sun without sunscreen, would you?
Some of my favourites (although these change!)
- For smooth locks: Kérastase Oléo-Relax – Trust me on this one. a little goes a LONG way.
- For mega volume: Redken Guts 10 Spray Foam – Spray the mousse directly on your roots, no mess = genius!
- For everyday heat protection: Redken Satinwear 02 – a non-oily heat protectant, especially good because it won't make you feel like you have 'product' in your hair.
I hope that this inspires you to look through your existing tools, and possibly invest in a few new ones to make your life easier. I will go into more detail as the series continues, but feel free to let me know in the comments what your go-to hair tools are!


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Rated 4 out of 5 by jsw45807 Darker than pictured I ordered the 5 x 8 rug and it arrived yesterday. It is darker than pictured on the internet and has more bands of dark colors, not as many light bands as pictured. I hated it yesterday on a cloudy day but it looks better today in the sun. I'm going to keep it but wish it was as light as the picture. Very soft and looks well made. It will be in a very low traffic area anyway. October 27, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by TXgirl77 Colors not as pictured The rug was a good quality, however I was disappointed because the colors were not at all as they appeared on the website. There were no yellow or cream stripes. The rug had an overall green-blue color. I decided to keep the rug since it still worked with my decor, but is not what I wanted. I love World Market and its products, however I will think twice about ordering online again when color is a deciding factor. April 24, 2014
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The Glendale Public Works Department's Scholl Canyon Landfill serves five communities and contributes more than $8 million to the city each year in host and royalty fees. To extend the landfill's life from 15 to 30 years, the department conducted exhaustive financial and environmental analyses of alternatives like waste-by-rail and hauling to a more distant landfill before proposing the landfill be expanded horizontally and/or vertically.The Glendale leadership team, from left: (First row) Roubik Golanian, city engineer; Jake Amar, environmental management administrator; Yvonne Guerra, administrative analyst; Steve Zurn, director of public works, and Alina Morshidian, administrative analyst. (Second row) Michael Salehi, project management administrator; April Fitzpatrick, executive analyst; Mario Nunez, assistant integrated waste administrator; Stuart Tom, building official; and Albert Lee Jr., maintenance services administrator. (Back row) Shea Eccleston-Banwer, administrative analyst; Jano Baghdanian, traffic and transportation administrator; and Dave Cole, mechanical maintenance administrator. Photo: Keith Skelton/Black Star
"If we tell our story with honesty and integrity, we'll develop devotees of public infrastructure," says Glendale, Calif., public works director Steve Zurn, pictured here on a recently renovated portion of the city's central business district. Repaving the area's streets and sidewalks is the first step in attracting additional retailers to locate there. Photo: Keith Skelton/Black Star
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Mention "total quality management" or "quality improvement process" to the average worker today, and watch their eyes roll.
Yet in the 1980s, U.S. manufacturers heralded the concept—the process of continually improving internal systems, and the people who work within those systems, to continually improve an organization's overall output—as the Next Great Management Strategy, the key to wresting market share from foreign competitors who were wooing Americans with higher-quality, more-stylish cars and electronics.
Companies ranging from IBM and Xerox to Ford and General Motors spent millions hiring "quality consultants" to organize and lead cross-functional employee teams in analyzing processes and policies. The goal was to break the bonds of entrenched organizational assumptions and behavior, to cross-pollinate the talent that resides—usually dormant—within every organization, and to focus each activity around a single overriding objective.
The concept is almost comically obvious, but very, very difficult in reality. Because if done correctly, the organization must never, ever stop questioning what it does, why it does it, and how it does it. It's not a "program of the year," but a profound cultural change. And that's where many companies failed.
Common wisdom was that quality improvement theories applied only to manufacturing operations, where the results of system changes can be easily measured in fewer product defects and less waste.
But Glendale, Calif., public works director Steve Zurn was convinced the same principles could be applied to service organizations like public works, which could measure success by improved quality of life for their communities.
His openness to experimentation may be due to his background. He'd never given much thought one way or another to public works until he saw an ad for an administrative assistant to Glendale's public works director. A recent graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, with a degree in comparative politics, he was considering law school or a master's degree in international relations. He'd never even been to Glendale.
The next thing he knew, at 24 he was overseeing the city's transit system of six buses and 50,000 passengers. Glendale was a bedroom community of Los Angeles on the verge of a growth spurt. Today the city's 31 buses carry 3 million passengers annually, and almost half of Zurn's 20 years in the Glendale Public Works Department have been devoted to managing the process of continuous improvement.
"We didn't do a lot of thinking about the future," he says of the department's former operating philosophy. "You know how it is in public works: you're just happy to get through the day, the week, the month."
The department began its journey in 1997. Each week for 13 weeks, the managers of its eight divisions—administration, project management, engineering, building and safety, maintenance services, mechanical maintenance, traffic and transportation, and integrated waste management—spent three hours working with a retired college professor of organizational effectiveness. Since they spent after-work time in training, theirs was a personal as well as a professional commitment.
The managers then shared quality-improvement concepts with their employees. Cross-functional teams were formed to better coordinate activities like the permit/plan-review process, which involves two public works divisions: engineering and building and safety. Based on how they wanted public works to be perceived by the community, the team defined the department's top priorities and used them to develop one-, two-, five-, and 10-year action plans for each division.
The staff developed criteria—revenue-generation, customer satisfaction, and quality of service—to measure the effectiveness of new initiatives. Division managers meet regularly to monitor progress, and each year the plans are revised as necessary.
"Sure, there were naysayers, but you'd be surprised," says Zurn. "I see these concepts continue to blossom with different folks. The seeds that were planted are still there.
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Friday's college roundup: ERAU baseball wins 4-3
Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 11:20 p.m.
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Baseball: ERAU wins 4-3
The Eagles took advantage of four Fire errors and a bases-loaded walk late in the game.
Kevin Maloney gave up three runs on seven hits in 5Ò innings. Brian Johnson struck out four and didn't allow a hit in 2Ð innings. Ronnie Lozada pitched one inning for his first save.
Jordan Johnson, who had an RBI, was the only Eagle with multiple hits. Jordan Romero, Kyle Chastain and Tyler Robbins each had one RBI.
Stetson softball drops 2
DELAND — Host Stetson (0-2) lost 4-1 to Michigan State and 15-7 to South Carolina in the Stetson Lead-Off Classic.
The Hatters' Chelsea Whalley had a grand slam, triple and five RBIs against the Gamecocks (1-0). Demi Meza also homered and had two hits on the day.
Stetson's Jordan Cleghorn had an RBI single against the Spartans (1-0).
Bowling: B-CU 19th in poll
DAYTONA BEACH — Bethune-Cookman (40-41) remained 19th in the latest National Tenpin Coaches Association Top 20 poll. The Wildcats took two wins against nationally ranked Stephen F. Austin and Alabama State last weekend. B-CU next bowls in the Morgan State Invitational in Perry Hall, Md., from Feb. 15-17.
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If you aren't taking advantage of it yet, Park City is allowing free parking on Main Street through Dec. 16. Snatch this opportunity up while you still can. Whether you're hitting up Main Street to do some Christmas shopping, dropping by to pick up a delicious treat at the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, or going to see a show at the Egyptian Theatre, pick a spot closest to your venue without worrying about paying for it. Read More


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A Gridley company that produces organic cookies and crackers is being investigated for employing illegal immigrants.
The investigation is ongoing. At this time, no criminal charges have been filed and no one has been arrested.
On Thursday, federal investigators served search warrants at Mary's Gone Crackers on Kentucky Avenue in Gridley. The company produces organic crackers and cookies. It supplies products to organic food stores and some major grocery stores.
The investigation started about five years ago. In court documents, investigators allege at least 49 employees at Mary's Gone Crackers may not be in the country legally. This number would represent nearly one-third of the Gridley-based company's work force.
A lengthy avadavit filed by federal investigators said all 49 had fraudulent social security numbers. Immigration investigators were told by the company 48 of them no longer worked there.
But according to court documents, the company not only continued employing these workers, but allegedly tried to shield them from investigators during follow-up surveillance.
KRCR News Channel 7 visited the company's offices Friday to get management's response to the allegations, but our reporter was asked to leave the premises. The company also called police as our reporter was voluntarily leaving the property.
The U.S. Justice Department said it will examine computers and other electronic equipment seized in Thursday's raid. They also claim to have two confidential soures that work inside Mary's Gone Crackers.
According to the company website, the company's products are sold across the country. Locally distributors in the North State include Safeway stores, Maise Jane's, S&S Produce, Chico Natural Foods, Country Harvest, Almond Street Natural Foods, Holiday Market and Enterprise Health Food.
The company offers gluten-free, nut-free, dairy- free, certified organic and kosher products.
It was founded in 2004 by Chairman & Founder Mary Waldner and her husband, CEO, President & Founder Dale Rodrigues. The couple lives in Paradise.


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TUCSON, Ariz. – Day one of a two-day dual meet started off strong for the Arizona swimming and diving teams, as the Wildcats clinched seven first-place finishes against the University of Texas on Friday at the Hillenbrand Aquatic Center.
The Texas women lead 105-81 following the opening day of competition, while the Texas men hold a 121-65 advantage.
The Cats started the afternoon with a win in the women's 200 free relay team with Bonnie Brandon, Margo Geer, Alana Pazevic and Grace Finnegan out-touching Texas with a time of 1:31.22.
The men's relay followed shortly after as the Wildcats claimed th victory in the 200 free relay with a time of 1:20.51. The relay team of Kevin Steel, Mitchell Friedemann, Jeff Amlee and Brian Stevens beat the Longhorns by just .15 of a second.
Greer claimed the top spot in the 100 freestyle clocking in a time of 49.81, while teammate Finnegan took second in 50.66.
Brandon was the only Wildcat to claim multiple victories on the day. She took the 200 back with a time of 1:58.31, and followed up by winning the 500 free with a time of 4:50.60.
Kevin Cordes continued his dominance by taking the 200 breaststroke, finishing it with a time of 1:58.15. The American record holder in both the 100 breast and 200 breast remains unbeaten in individual events this season.
Ashley Evans claimed the final victory of the day for Arizona in a tight race in the 100 butterfly as she won with a time of 54.69, just out-touching Ellen Lobb of Texas (54.78).
The Wildcats return to the water tomorrow at 10 a.m. to cap off the final day of the dual meet against Texas. Tomorrow will also be Senior Day for Arizona's 17 seniors. Senior recognition will begin at 9:40 a.m.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to partner with Microsoft Zune for Five Minutes with Fame, an exclusive video series on the Zune Marketplace featuring singers, songwriters and bands at the forefront of today's music. After a behind-the-scenes tour of the Museum, we sit down with artists to talk about their music, their road to success, inspirations, being on tour and of course, some of their favorite artists and artifacts highlighted in the Museum. This week's featured artist is My Chemical Romance.
Here the band talk about Joey Ramone's leather jacket, Jim Morrison's cub scout shirt, Kurt Cobain's guitar, Pink Floyd's the Wall.
Formed in New Jersey following the events of September 11, My Chemical Romance came to be through a collaboration between singer Gerard Way, bassist Mike Way, guitarists Frank Iero and Ray Toro, and drummer Matt Pelissier (later replaced by Bob Bryar).With their lineup in place, the bandmates began touring and making plans for an album.
One year later, My Chemical Romance's debut, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, produced by Goeff Rickley of Thursday, was released on Eyeball Records. The album attracted a small following until a 2003 signing with Reprise Records brought their platinum-selling record, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge. The album birthed the hit singles and videos for "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)," "Helena," and "The Ghost of You," and a devoted fan following was born, too.
Following their new success, My Chemical Romance went on an extensive tour of the world and with bands like Green Day, Alkaline Trio, Story of the Year and Taking Back Sunday before entering the studio once again for their third album release, Life on the Murder Scene. Soon thereafter, The Black Parade was released and by early 2007, the record went platinum, famous for the dark sounds they've been come to known by, with songs like "Welcome to the Black Parade" and "Famous Last Words." Nonstop touring took the band around the world again, with a stop along the way headlining Madison Square Garden in 2008.
After a personal hiatus while members of the band took time to welcome new changes (and family members) into their lives, the band returned to the studio to welcome a new album, as well, regrouping at the home studio of Black Parade producer Rob Cavallo. Gone was the dark poetry, the gloom and doom. In its place was exuberance. Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys was released in 2010 and boasted a more punk rock dance sound with an underlying sci-fi narrative throughout the album. Batman is namechecked, jazz hands are celebrated. And for My Chemical Romance, the party doesn't appear to be ending any time soon.


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Lillian Morton-De Veaux of Clayton, DE, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, May 29, 2012 in the presence of her loving husband and children.
Lillian was born on September 7, 1927 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to the late Fred Morton and Ella Wee Burton-Morton.
She was the youngest of five children. Lillian was educated in the Philadelphia Public School System.
She leaves to cherish her loving memories, her husband, Ellis; eight children and spouses; Leatha (Jack), Skeet (Anna), George, Wanda (Golden), Gail, Ray, Buncy and Peaches (Marty); four adopted children and spouses, Gloria (Lester), Danita (James) and Parmella; a host of grandchildren and great-grandchildren; sister-in-laws and spouses; Sissy, Ruby (Doug), Pearle, Oheilda (Jean), and Nancy; her step-mother, Pearl; her friends to the end; Bonita Ray and Sis Bailey; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, adoptees, neighbors and friends whom loved her dearly.
A viewing will be held on Thursday, June 7, from 9 to 11 a.m., in Holy Ghost Headquarters, located at 858 North Broad Street, Philadelphia. Funeral services will begin at 11 a.m.
A private burial will be held at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery on Friday, June 8, at 2 p.m.
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My 17-year-old daughter called me after school. She told me to log onto her high school's website and check out the homepage.
"Huh?" I said.
"You'll see," she said. "It's really embarrassing! We can talk about it when I get home."
I sat down with my laptop and typed in the high school's web address. As soon as the page loaded, I could see the problem. It was a 3 X 5 photo of her. But not just any picture. It was her awful school ID photo. The boldface headline was impressive: "Senior is Awarded Big Brothers Big Sisters' High School 'Big of the Year!'"
I braced myself for her discontent about the picture. In spite of my child's wonderful attributes — smart, a big heart, and the desire to make a difference in people's lives — traits that landed her the honor of mentor of the year in the first place, she puts undo pressure on herself for perfection and worries about what others may think. Throughout high school, there have been countless occasions when I've tried to assure her that she had studied enough for a test and then propped her up when a grade was less than she had hoped for. Regularly, I attempt to set her straight when she looks at herself in the mirror with a hypercritical eye and says things like, "My hair looks bad," and "I look fat!"
"You're hair looks perfect," I say. "Nothing about you is fat!" I add. "You're beautiful."
Usually, it's not enough. Like many teenage girls, she's not easily reassured. But, she's working on making changes to be less hard on herself. She says she knows what's truly important and realizes that if she's to continue as a role model for young girls, like her "little sister" in the mentoring program, then she needs to love who she is and not care what others think.
My daughter came through the door, dropped her keys and backpack on the kitchen table and grabbed an ice tea from the fridge. "I see you've looked at the website," she said, glancing over at the open laptop. "The picture is pretty bad. Don't you think?"
"It's not about the picture. It's about the honor," I said.
"You're not answering my question because the picture is horrible. You realize that hundreds of kids are gonna see it when they go online for their homework assignments," sge said.
"Okay, so it's not your best picture," I said.
There was no getting around this. She had a half-smile, a crooked one at best, and she was squinting with one eye like Popeye. It was the kind of picture that makes you glad it's only thumbnail size and on an ID card that gets flashed infrequently. "You should be proud of your accomplishment," I added. "That's what people are going to remember."
"You're right," she said. "I'm proud of the recognition. Besides, it's kind of funny."
Then she did something I didn't see coming. She logged onto her computer and started typing, smiling the whole time. She tweeted to her followers: I really hope no one goes on our school's webpage #this pic took hours of photo shopping!
Responses poured in. Friends congratulated her on being named Big Sister of the Year and then playfully teased her about the mug shot. With each message, she laughed.
At dinner we had more fun. "Let me see if I can do the face," my husband said, squinting with one eye and smiling awkwardly. He looked like Mr. Bean.
"Hold that!" she said, as she ran to get her iPhone. She snapped his picture and tweeted it along with her ID photo. Family resemblance? She tweeted.
All night she came to me with messages from friends. "I never laughed so hard at a picture," her best friend wrote.
"I'm so glad you are having fun with this," I said. "It's really great."
"You know who would find this funny?" she asked.
"My Little Sister," she said. "She has a great sense of humor."


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Minister Reynders wishes Muslims all the best for the ramadan
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders offers to all Muslims in Belgium as well as across the globe his best wishes for the Ramadan. The Ramadan is a time for fasting, faith and devotion. It is also a month in which people and families come even more together.
In this holy time, the Minister has once again special thoughts for the suffering people of Syria. Minister Reynders joins the appeal of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to lay down the weapons in Syria during the Ramadan. He extends this appeal to all the regions in the world which are in conflict so that not only the Syrian people but all Muslims in the world can celebrate the Ramadan in peace.


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text: Jul 3, 2013 16:48 Cripple Creek tackles fair housing with 'Clybourne Park' Cripple Creek tackles fair housing with 'Clybourne Park' Monica R. Harris and Emilie Whelan in "Clybourne Park." Monica R. Harris and Emilie Whelan in "Clybourne Park." Cripple Creek will present "Clybourne Park" on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from May 17-23 at The Shadowbox Theatre on St. Claude Avenue. Allison Taylor| Special to theadvocate.com May 17, 2013; 2:43 p.m. Comments Most theatrical performances inspire some sort of emotional reaction, but most times once the play is over the emotion fades into the darkness of the empty theater. In the spring of 2006, Andrew Vaught and Andrew Kingsley founded Cripple Creek Theatre Company in an effort to compel audiences to use that emotion to exact social change. "An emotional response to an experience can be a gateway to transformation," Vaught said. "We make plays that make an audience laugh or cry, and we use those valuable tools to connect to our audience and catalyze reflection and conversation that lead to social and individual change of thought and habit." Originally from Covington, Vaught went to Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio. After graduating in 2005, he took a job with a Philadelphia-based theater company for a year. Though the year was tough, it was also enlightening. "This job began 10 days before Katrina," Vaught said. "Though the theater in Philadelphia was established and well-endowed, it lacked the sort of political or social relevance that was essential to the work I wanted to produce. As I watched the aftermath of Katrina unfold, I realized I needed to create my own company that addressed issues that were relevant to me and what I call home. When Kingsley and I decided to partner in this endeavor, we knew New Orleans was the only choice." Seven years later the company has performed over 20 theatrical works with large diverse casts in many areas in New Orleans, reflecting the cultural makeup of the city. Cripple Creek has grown from two to 10 cast members and increased its profile and reputation for producing challenging, exciting and cutting-edge work. In keeping with their mission, it made perfect sense for Cripple Creek to add Bruce Norris' Broadway hit "Clybourne Park" to their repertoire. "Clybourne Park" was written in response to Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" and has won numerous awards, including a Tony for Best Play and the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Set in Chicago in 1956 and 2006, "Clybourne Park" explores the issues of exclusionary housing practices, like blockbusting and gentrification, from 1956 to 2006. "We chose 'Clybourne Park' because of its alignment with our mission and its inherent strength as an extremely entertaining piece of theatre," Vaught said. "More importantly, it is a commentary on exclusionary housing practices, contemporary issues of gentrification, and race relations in America, which are issues that are relevant and extremely controversial to New Orleans." Although the play is set in Chicago, Vaught and director Francesca McKenzie want audiences to look at the play, draw parallels to the city of New Orleans and have productive dialogue to implement change in the city. "'Clybourne Park' and the production elements that are supplementary to the show — our lobby installation about fair housing in New Orleans and the U.S., our staged reading of 'Raisin in the Sun' and our post-show Saturday Speaker Series — were created to facilitate an environment for dialogue and reflection to move toward change of habit or thought on a community and individual level," Vaught said. According to Vaught, the ultimate desire is to have audiences walk out of the Shadowbox and look around the St. Claude Street corner — blighted buildings, a Rally's building for sale, the newly built Healing Center, the St. Roch Market under construction — and recognize how the issues addressed in "Clybourne Park" relate to New Orleans. The desire for audiences to have those important conversations is not just lip service for the members of Cripple Creek. Members of the company understand that change truly begins with the conversations they are having with each other. "In terms of what we want our audience to think about, it is rooted in what our company has reflected and discussed during this production," McKenzie said. "We cannot provoke social action unless we, as a company and as individual artists, demand it from ourselves first." With "Clybourne Park" theatergoers will be treated to one of the best and most acclaimed pieces of theatre in this decade, but they will also have the opportunity to witness a socially relevant piece of art that can cause change within the city. "'Clybourne Park' will provide a vehicle for dialogue about racism, access and affordability in the post-Katrina landscape of New Orleans," Vaught said. "The impact of exclusionary housing policies in New Orleans is a massive shortage of affordable housing options for working- and middle-class families, and the ongoing displacement of much of New Orleans' pre-Katrina population." New Orleans has experienced a post-Katrina population loss of more than 100,000 residents. The city is now more white, more male and home to fewer families with children. Many people are still displaced and unable to return home. "This creates a lot of emotional and social turmoil that still needs an outlet for dialogue and intentional action toward a more equitable community," Vaught said. "This play will facilitate important dialogue that will lead to change on an individual and social scale." Cripple Creek will present "Clybourne Park" on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from May 17-23 at The Shadowbox Theatre on St. Claude Avenue. Opening weekend tickets are $10, and all remaining performances are $15. Group rates are also available. For more information on Cripple Creek Theatre Company, head to their website at www.cripplecreekplayers.org. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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beh - The Backend Error Handler
Very annoying with CUPS is that when an error on the communication between the CUPS backend and the printer occurs, CUPS disables the print queue and to be able to continue printing an administrator (root access required) has to re-enable the queue. It is not enough to simply fix the printer's communication problem (like turning it on, fixing the network connection, ...).
This is especially a very bad design for desktop/home users. They often only turn on their printers when they really want to print (to save energy). Then it happens easily that they send a job and forget to turn on the printer. CUPS disables the queue and the annoying re-enabling procedure has to be done. And many users even do not know about the problem. So the printer does not print and the queue gets nuked and re-created. Or the people cry on the help forums or at the installation support of their distributions.
This problem can be easily worked around by installing beh, the Backend Error Handler. This script makes the handling of such backend errors configurable, so that the problem can easily be worked around. The new possibilities are:
- Let queues simply not being disabled. Simple approach, but job gets lost.
- Repeat a given number of times.
- Repeat infinitely often, until the job gets finally through. This is the standard of LPRng, and it eliminates loss of the job.
- The interval between two attempts to run the backend can also be configured.
- Configuration is done independently for each print queue. So local printers and network printers can be treated differently.
Simply download the script, copy it into the CUPS backend directory (normally /usr/lib/cups/backend/), and make it executable with "chmod 755 beh. Then restart CUPS that it registers the new backend, usually with "killall -HUP cupsd" or "/etc/init.d/cups restart". If you did all correctly, there must be a line containing "beh" in the output of "lpinfo -v".
beh is a wrapper which is called by CUPS in place of the usual backend, which is called by beh now. This way beh can, depending on its configuration, repeat the call of the backend or simply hide the error status of the backend from being seen by the CUPS daemon.
To make a print queue using beh, get root and call a command as follows:
lpadmin -p <queue name> -E -v beh:/<dd>/<att>/<delay>/<originaluri>
- <queue name>:
- The name of your print queue
- <dd>:
- Don't Disable, if "1", beh always exits with zero status, so the queue gets never disabled when the original backend exits with an error. "0" carries the error status of the last call of the backend (after <att> retries) on to CUPS, so the queue usually gets disabled.
- <att>:
- Attempts, number of attempts to recall the backend in case of an error. "0" means infinite retries. In this case <dd> gets meaningless.
- <delay>:
- Delay between two attempts to call the beckend, to be given in seconds and as an integer number. Meaningless if <att> is one.
- <originaluri>:
- The original URI, which your queue had before (use "lpstat -v" to get your queue's URI shown).
All parameters, especially, <dd>, <att>, and <delay> have always to be specified, even if one of them is meaningless due to the setting of the others.
beh works with every backend except the hp backend from HPLIP. If beh is used with the hp backend, the HP Toolbox will not find the printers any more.
Example URIs:
On the network printer with host name "printer" it is tried to access 3 times with 5 second delays between the attempts. If the job still fails, the queue is not disabled (and the job discarded).
Retry 10 times in one minute intervals, disable the queue when still not succeeding.\
On a Brother HL-5040 on the USB try infinitely often until the printer comes back, in intervals of one minute. This way the job does not get lost when the printer is turned off and one can intendedly delay printing by simply switching off the printer. The ideal configuration for desktop printers and/or home users.
Print accounting is usually done by a wrapper backend provided by the accounting software. You can also use beh in combination with accounting, if you choose the correct order for the wrapper backends.
I (Till) have tried out pykota and accsnmp. For accsnmp only the version
works, but as accsnmp being a pure hardware accounter, wrong accounting by the retries of beh can never happen. Only exception would be if the real backend has a bug leading to an error exit when the job has actually been printed (but then the real backend should not be used with beh anyway). The other way arround (accsnmp://beh:/1/0/30/...) does not work (Already reported to the author of accsnmp).
In case of pykota with hardware accounting it only works with:
So this version has to be used for hardware accounting. And as hardware accounting only counts actually printed pages there is no problem of the cupspykota backend being called repeatedly. On all unsuccessful attempts (printer off, no paper/toner, ...) cupspykota counts zero pages with hardware accounting.
With software accounting both orders of beh and cupspykota work, but here the recommended form is to let cupspykota call beh to avoid repeated counting of the pages if the printer fails.
So for now beh and accounting software should be combined as follows:
- Hardware accounting
- beh:/0/3/5/cupspykota://socket://myprinter.example.com:9100
- Software accounting
- cupspykota://beh:/0/3/5/socket://myprinter.example.com:9100
In general
- Always the accounter first if possible, especially when using software accounting
- Use hardware accounting whenever possible (as then always only the actually printed pages are counted)
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Lange-Taylor Prize of 10K Given For Photo Project On Tiny Alaska Town
The Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University has awarded the 2013 Dorothea Lange-Paul Taylor Prize to photographer Jen Kinney for "City Under One Roof," a project about Whittier, Alaska, a remote town of 200 people on Prince William Sound accessible only via one of the longest tunnels in the country.
Nearly all of the residents of Whittier live in a single apartment building. Kinney's work examines "how the structures that people inhabit shape and order their lives; how, in turn, people construct, alter, and destroy spaces; and how these constant renovations to our physical world mirror changes in the stories that we tell ourselves, and how we structure our lives to these stories," a statement from the CDS said.
The Lange-Taylor Prize Committee also awarded a "special recognition" to Bianca Giaever for her innovative approach to using images and words to tell personal, philosophical stories. Her video "Holy Cow Lisa," which she submitted as part of her proposal, can be seen on Vimeo at http://vimeo.com/54700919
The Lange-Taylor prize is named in honor of the collaboration between photographer Dorothea Lange and writer Paul Taylor, and it seeks to encourage similar collaboration in the field of documentary storytelling.
The finalists for the 2013 Lange-Taylor Prize were Christopher Capozziello, Vincent Cianni, Maja Daniels, Matt Eich and Kate Linthicum, Margot Herster, Simon Hipkins and Agata Skowronek, Brenda Kenneally, Tom King, Gillian Laub, Sara Lewkowicz, Justin Maxon, Alec Soth and Brad Zellar, and Will Steacy.
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The recommended (and easiest) way to get SP1 is to turn on automatic updating in Windows Update in Control Panel, and wait for Windows Vista to notify you that SP1 is ready to install. You just need a few clicks to begin the installation, and the rest of the process is automatic.
Windows Vista Service Pack 2 is now available and provides additional important improvements to Windows Vista. For more information, go to Learn how to install Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2) online.
If Service Pack 1 is listed in the Windows edition section, SP1 is already installed on your computer and you don't need to follow the instructions below.
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In the left pane, click Check for updates.
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Follow the instructions on your screen. The computer might restart several times during the installation.
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If you disabled your antivirus software, enable it again.
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To install SP1 immediately, click Open or Run, and then follow the instructions on your screen.
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You can order a DVD from Microsoft containing SP1. For more information, go to the Microsoft website.
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The dish: Jumbo prawns hand-rubbed in a selection of dried chilis and served with mangoes, tomatoes, cucumbers and cotilla cheese with choice of dressing. The caterer: In Flight Services, Phoenix, (866) 844-2300.
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Students of scoops, badges and other muscularity enhancement on cars will recognize the Mercedes S65 AMG as the most powerful production sedan on the planet.* For the majority of those who give it a passing glance, however, it will probably register as nothing more than a big, solid imported sedan. And that is all well and good.
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From June 11 to 17, the Oakmont [Pa.] Country Club will host the U.S. Open, one of golf's premier events, for the eighth time.
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Our series on America's best golf courses continues with a look at three of the best classic fairways in the West, as determined by Golfweek magazine's handpicked panel of 385 course raters. The raters, who are students of architecture, attend national workshops and each evaluate 15 to 20 courses per year.
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this team will bring the gold back to where it belongs USA.!!!!!
Submit!Originally Posted by JJtheKnick
Go AI, Go Steph, Go USA!
Iverson, LBJ23 and Amare all sat due to coming late for a team meeting.
steph had decent numbers 6pts 6ast
when is the next game on anyone know???
tuesday v. italy
im happy wid stephs stuff too i thinked he repped ny well
better then that {punk/wifebeater/big head/*****} jason kidd would have done
yea but i hate kidd to but u cant complane because his knee. thats why he clams he dident go
All I know is that Carmello Anthony was awesome on that game.
anybody see the game today. i was watching marbury he kept passing the ball and hardly held it. he never took shots.
yeah, whatever happened out there? am i mistaken or italy beat usa by almost 20 points?
no your right i was a big upset. italy made alot of 3s
All I know is that the Knicks should be trying to get that Italian guy that was draining all those three pointers in the team USA faces, forget Crawford....lol


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What better way to depict Provence than as a realm of the senses? The Mediterranean's ''cloudless shores'' and ''golden islands bathed in light'', evoked in song by Tino Rossi, have been the muse for countless painters due to the intensity and purity of the light. The Fauves ("wild beasts") were tamed by its calanques (fjords), while Cézanne was subjugated by Montagne Sainte-Victoire. Its magnificent landscapes have charmed the chorus of cicadas chirping softly through the day. And some people say the mistral wind accompanies their tune by whistling its familiar air for three, six or nine days.
The scrubland between the Alps and the Mediterranean, Marcel Pagnol's beloved garrigue, is full of thyme, rosemary and basil that will spice up your olive oil and other dishes with its sun-drenched aromas. The perfume bottles produced in Grasse are scented with jasmine and lavender, a scent that captivated the Phocaeans before winning over the Popes in Avignon, and eventually the entire world.
Ancient monuments, such as the tremendous 49-metre-high Pont du Gard, are brought to life during theatre and music festivals in the summer. And the best Côtes du Rhône wines from this charming holiday region are featured in the restaurants in Marseille, gateway to the Mediterranean.
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