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Winners From The 42nd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards"General Hospital" and "The Young and the Restless" were the top winners Sunday with three trophies each, while the latter shared the best drama series award with "Days of Our Lives."
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ZF-2690: Unique CSS, javascript... files in head helpers
When you use
echo $this->headScript(); echo $this->headStylesheet();
in template files maybe is right to filter printed content with something like "array_unique". For example:
I'm appending stylesheets in a controller class in this way: $this->view->headLink()->appendStylesheet('style.css'); $this->view->headLink()->appendStylesheet('style2.css');
Then the action in this controller makes a forward to another action where you find this code: $this->view->headLink()->appendStylesheet('style.css');
In the view template I'm using: echo $this->headStylesheet()
Now, the headStylesheet() function will print 2 times the link to "style.css" ! why? I think is better if this function makes a "unique print" of different files. Same "problem" with headScript() and headMeta() with same keys
try for example:
$this->view->headMeta()->appendName('robots', 'index, follow'); $this->view->headMeta()->appendName('robots', 'noindex, nofollow');
$this->view->headScript()->appendFile('/js/prototype.js'); $this->view->headScript()->appendFile('/js/prototype.js');
Mark as duplicat of ZF-2426
Fixed in trunk.
Please evaluate and categorize as necessary.

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The Other Pollinators
by Amy Bartlett Wright
Nature has many wild workers. When watching insect activity around my flowers last spring, I missed the honeybees but hoped they would come buzzing around. I saw very few, because--as I found out later--their population had been devastated by a mite, but as I watched for them, I made a wonderful observation: plenty of pollinating was still going on. My flowers were blooming, my vegetables fruiting. What was doing it?
I saw many other kinds of bees: robust hairy bumblebees, small mining bees, and leafcutter bees. Metallic-hued sweat bees, bee-mimicking flies, butterflies, and beetles were also hard at work. I began to realize what was happening. Though beekeepers' colonies had been handling pollination, when mites afflicted the honeybees, nature sent in its second-stringers, and bountiful harvests still came in.
How Does Pollination Happen?
Pollination, a fortunate by-product of insects' nectar feeding and pollen collecting, is essential to the continued existence of many plants. When insects reach for the sweet juice of flowers that they need for food, they walk all over the flower parts, actively and passively collecting pollen and transporting it to other flowers.
Pollination is a necessary prerequisite to fertilization; without it, a plant will not set seed or fruit. It occurs when insects move pollen from the (male) anther of one flower to the (female) stigma of another flower. Two-thirds of all flowering plants depend on pollinating insects for this service. More than 3,800 species of bees exist in the United States, and most of them collect nectar and pollen. All adult bees eat protein-rich pollen and feed it to their young. In addition to insects, some birds, bats, and other mammals pollinate. Wind and water also transport pollen, but my focus here is on insect pollinators.
In recent years, the Varroa mite destroyed honeybee populations in many regions of the Northeast and central Midwest (Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska). Foulbrood, a bacterial infection that kills bees' larvae, and several other diseases and parasites also afflict colonies, despite the worker bees' attempts to remove infested brood in the hive (scientists call this hygienic behavior). When honeybee populations suffer, honey production goes down, and pollination of cultivated crops is in jeopardy. While it's important to care for and encourage honeybees, it's also important to understand that there are many other pollinators.
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Mayor Williams Appoints Nailah Gilliam Director of the Department of Real Estate and Housing
Posted on 10/03/2013 5:00 pm
Mayor Dennis P. Williams appoints Nailah B. Gilliam as the Director of the Department of Real Estate and Housing.
Ms. Gilliam's appointment as Director will bring valuable experience to the department as she has served in Real Estate and Housing for 19 years. Gilliam's expertise will streamline operations that will benefit the City of Wilmington and the region.
"I am confident in Ms. Gilliam's leadership abilities. She has remained dedicated and committed to increasing the supply of affordable housing, improving housing markets, and improving the quality of life for citizens in the City of Wilmington," said Mayor Williams.
While working in Real Estate and Housing Ms. Gilliam served as a Senior Program Specialist and Compliance Officer and the Director of the Program Management Division. Ms. Gilliam managed an annual federal budget of $3.5M with oversight for allocating the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) and Housing Opportunities for People with Aids (HOPWA). She has also been responsible for production of the City's Five-Year Consolidated Plan, Annual Action Plan, Consolidated Annual Performance Evaluation Report and the Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice.
Ms. Gilliam provided regulatory guidance during the development of the Prestwyck Townhomes and Shipley Lofts new construction projects, as well as major renovations involving Compton and Clayton Court Apartments and the Garrett House special needs project. Most recently, her guidance has included the newly completed Lincoln Towers Apartments.
She is working on Walnut Street project currently underway, which involves construction of the 44-unit Walnut Street Apartments for low- and moderate income households, which being developed by The Michaels Organization. The completed project will include 18 single family townhomes to be constructed by Habitat for Humanity and Inter-Neighborhood Foundation within the next 2 years.
"I am honored to have been appointed as the Director for the Department of Real Estate Housing, and look forward to working with the Administration and bringing many more, new initiatives to this great City which will benefit our citizens," said Ms. Gilliam.
Ms. Gilliam's appointment as Director was effective Wednesday, October 2, 2013.


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After exposure to polluted air, some fruits such as apricots, dishwashing detergents or overheating, stainless steel may discolour and become grey, matte or yellow. The electro-chemical Silvinox treatment is designed to prevent this effect.
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J.R. Smith our new starting PG.
no thank you to Chrish Swish, leave him in D-league where he belongs.
how's about Murry in a hurry?
Quick, who's the most overrated, non-impact point guard with the worst salary cap crippling contract in the league? Whoever it is, we are probably about to trade for them.
i would not be averse to signing D.J. Augustoned
Just start Toure and T-Hard already
Kendall Marshall? He was a 2012 lottery pick and he was just cut by Phoenix if i'm not mistaken
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ZF-994: New Zend_Auth LDAP adapter
In response to interest in an LDAP adapter for authentication, this issue is created to track the adapter development.
Contributions from the community are most welcome!
Hello Darby,
I would really appreciate to contribute to this topic. However, I only have a few hours a week to work on it. So it may be not ready for 0.9
I'll need some help on the process ( svn, incubator, etc) as this is my first contribution (I use to do translations)
Hi Vincent,
It's fine that this may not be ready for 0.9.0; it could be released in a later version after 1.0.0, but it's not too early to get started. I suspect that scope creep will be an issue with this adapter, and probably we'll find that we need a proposal for it. In the meantime, however, we can use this JIRA issue to track whatever discoveries are made.
As a bonus, nearly any formatting you might use herein would also be transferable to the proposal, since it supports the same wiki format.
Hi Darby, and the others
I finally started the draft proposal for Zend_Auth_LDAP
The idea is very simple : take the login and password provided by the user (login form), and use them to connect the the LDAP server. If needed, concat the username (myusername) with the domain name (\mydomain => \mydomain\myusername).
If the connection succeeds, then this is because the user/password match those of the LDAP directory. Else, we have a problem...
We use this for ages against various Active Directory servers for intranets and extranets. This works very well and is reliable. However, wrong authentication with the same login will lock the windows account in the same way the windows account can be locked from a windows station. So, if some nasty boy tries to figure out the password of their friend, and if they make 3 successive errors, the login of their friend will be locked. The unlock procedure is to be defined inside the Active Directory. At some places, the account is always unlocked after a hour, in some other places we need a manual unlock...
I never tested this solution agains another LDAP server. If someone has more exeprience on OpenLDAP or others, please tell me.
The ldap Auth will only return a true/false, and will NOT fetch more information about he user from the LDAP directory. This may be the work of the Zend_LDAP.
Maybe we should change the name to be Zend_Auth_Adapter_LDAP, so as to match the exsting Zend_Auth_Adapter_HTTP...
I finally have something that (should) work and I'd like the opinion of users.
I added all phpdoc comments I could. I also let many comments into the source code so as to help for a code revue.
Don't hesitate to give me your comments. I know the code is not perfect, but the functionality seem to be ok.
This the first release of the Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap. Download the file and paste into /Zend/Auth/Adapter/
A code sample is into the source file PHPDocs
enjoy! vincent
We now have two proposals under construction for this component:
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/… http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/…
We must move a proposal forward for this- either one of these or a new one. Currently, the Zend team would prefer for this to be largely community-driven, since the community has given it relatively significant time, thought, and interest. If you have a proposal that is currently under construction or you'd like to submit a new one, please notify Darby Felton (the Zend team liason for this project) so that we can get this on the map for the next release.
Darby will be driving this effort for inclusion in 1.1.
Planning to drive this proposal by [~miallen].
To all readers - this means you - please review the new proposal and post comments with feedback there. ;)


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In honor of this day, MADRE also received the statement below from the organization Circle of Health International (COHI). COHI works around the globe to provide quality reproductive, maternal and infant care to women in crisis settings. After the earthquake in Haiti, MADRE supported COHI's work to provide urgent care to pregnant displaced Haitian women. In their statement, they tell the story of two Haitian midwives:
COHI would like to take this moment to thank ALL of the midwives we've worked with over the years. We have worked with some of the strongest, most compassionate, most dedicated, and most talented midwives in these past seven years, and we wish each and every one of you the greatest success with your calling. On this special day, COHI wants to highlight our two midwives working in Fond Parisien, Haiti.
I am constantly amazed at the dedication and determination of our two Haitian midwives - Ms. Lapaix and Ms. Michele. These two ladies work tirelessly to ensure the women living in and around Fond Parisien have 24/7 access to quality reproductive, maternal, and newborn care. During my last trip, I watched as they joyfully handed a healthy newborn to its mother, while at the same time comforting and mourning with a mother who had just lost her child. While this situation is not the norm, it does highlight the need for continued community outreach and education, as this labor complication could have been identified and possibly prevented if the mother had come to the clinic earlier. It is the dedication of these two women that has made COHI's Haiti program as successful as it is - both in providing direct patient care and also in community education and outreach. I am honored to work with both of these amazing women, and each time I return home I realize I've left a piece of my heart with them in Haiti. Mesi anpil!!!
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Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 7:06 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 7:59 p.m.
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Supply | Brunswick County Streetreach is taking steps to keep people out of the heat this week.
On Tuesday night and Wednesday night, the group will run an emergency shelter site at Sharon United Methodist Church, 2030 Holden Beach Road, Supply.
If someone needs a place to stay, he or she should call 842-2711 to reserve a spot in the shelter. The group has enough cots for eight people, and doors will be locked about 8 p.m.
Brunswick County Streetreach usually has shelters open on evenings from Nov. 1 to March 15, but has been forced to take a special effort this week.
"In the last 90 days we've received 240 phone calls from people looking for shelter because of the heat and many evictions," said the Rev. Donna Phelps, who leads Building Hope Ministries and helps the organization.
Phelps added that the group also received calls from people without power.
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Senators work on deal expanding background checks
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WASHINGTON (AP) Talks between two influential senators have emerged as the most promising route for a bipartisan breakthrough on expanding federal background checks for gun buyers, a pivotal part of President Barack Obama's plan for combating gun violence.
One possibility being discussed by Sens. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., and Pat Toomey, R-Pa., would involve expanding background checks to gun show sales and firearms transactions online, Senate aides said. Sales between close relatives and temporary transfers between hunters may be excluded, but an agreement along those lines could give Obama's guns agenda a significant boost and would be a major expansion of the current system, which covers only sales handled by federally licensed gun dealers.
The agreement remains a work in progress and could change, said Senate aides who spoke on condition of anonymity to describe private talks.
But because of their credentials, an accord between the two lawmakers could make it easier for gun control advocates to win crucial support from wavering moderate Democrats and from GOP senators, who have largely opposed much of Obama's push on guns.
Manchin is a moderate and Toomey is a conservative, and both senators have received A ratings from the National Rifle Association, which has opposed the major parts of Obama's plan, including his call for nearly universal background checks.
Senators return Monday from a two-week spring recess, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has been hoping to begin debate on Democrats' gun legislation Tuesday. That could be delayed if Manchin and Toomey seem close to an agreement but need more time to complete one.
Obama planned to speak at the University of Hartford in Connecticut on Monday to continue trying to pressure Congress to move ahead on gun control legislation.


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ZF-4682: Add support for a toJson() method to Zend_Json::encode()
Zend_Json::encode() should support reading a Json string when an object is passed. Proposed patch:
public static function encode($valueToEncode, $cycleCheck = false, $options = array())
if (is_object($valueToEncode) && method_exists($valueToEncode, 'toJson')) {
return $valueToEncode->toJson();
if (function_exists('json_encode') && self::$useBuiltinEncoderDecoder !== true) {
return json_encode($valueToEncode);
require_once 'Zend/Json/Encoder.php';
return Zend_Json_Encoder::encode($valueToEncode, $cycleCheck, $options);
Resolved in revision 12081
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.
This functionality would be far more useful if it applied to objects located anywhere in a graph being serialized, rather than just the Zend_Json::encode() argument itself. I was surprised to find, for example, that encode() calls my toJson() method when I serialize a single instance but not when I serialize an array of instances. It really should be defined recursively like the rest of the encoding process.
I'm guessing this would introduce a difference in the capabilities of the built-in and native encoders, but I think it would be worth it.
I agree, this functionality is pretty useless unless it can be applied to objects within an array.


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ZF-5569: Write doc for new functions
I added some functions as I fixed several issues. I must write document how to use new functions in following.
getHeaderEncoding() setHeaderEncoding($encoding)
clearMessageId() createMessageId() getMessageId() setMessageId($id = true)
clearRecipients() clearFrom() clearReturnPath() clearSubject() clearDate()
we should discuss this API changes from the point of API stability.
If we include this functions there is no way back and we should avoid bloating up the API too much.
Hi, Benjamin.
If You want to delete these functions, I think You must talk about reporters and comenters and change status to won't fix (or other).
Do You think it is better to release these functions in Ver 1.8.0 more than Ver. 1.7.3?
ZF-2624 Relates to clearMessageId() createMessageId() getMessageId() setMessageId($id = true
ZF-3689 Relates to clearFrom
ZF-3377 Relates to clearRecipients() clearSubject()
ZF-1626 Relates to clearRecipients() clearSubject() clearFrom
No issue. I added as other clear functions. clearReturnPath() clearDate()
ZF-3067 and ZF-2559 should relates to getHeaderEncoding() setHeaderEncoding($encoding)
nono, not delete the functions they are obviously needed. just maybe thinking about some refactorings.
Hi , Benjamin. I understand. :-)
Solved in SVN r13740
needs some more fix
I ensure to be released in 1.7.5 .


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The Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), the State Office of Volunteerism (SOV), and the Department of Health and Social Services (DHSS), are partnering with Stockings for Soldiers in a public campaign to aid U.S. military members in Afghanistan.
RSVP, SOV, and DHSS will observe Sept. 11 as the National Day of Service and Remembrance. Stockings for Soldiers has been providing personalized holiday stockings filled with treats to U.S. troops since 2003. Last year, Delaware and Stockings for Soldiers sent personalized messages to 10,000 military members overseas.
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The Dover Public Library recently hosted its inaugural Artistic Excellence Young People's Scholarship Art Exhibit ceremony, in which artists were awarded scholarships, cash and their work was hung at the library.
The ceremony, held April 14, was presented by the Holly Branch of the National League of American Pen Women, Inc.
The Scholarship Art Exhibit is on display on the first floor of the library and will end July 7.
Young people whose work is on display in the exhibit are: Holly Fels, a junior at Caesar Rodney High School, placed first in acrylic with her piece "Carols." Leiko Low, a freshman at Delaware State University, placed first in creative writing with her piece "Melting Black." Robert Josefowski, a senior at Caesar Rodney, placed first in watercolor with his piece "Faster."
Elizabeth Bailey, a senior at Smyrna High School, placed first in soft pastels with her piece "Girl at the Window." Laura Federico, a junior at Smyrna High, placed first in mixed media with her piece "Dreamscape." Lauren Gaston, junior at Smyrna High, placed second in watercolor and ink with her piece "Apples and Rust." Sarah Koehler, a freshman at the Pratt Institute in New York City, placed first in colored pencil with her piece "Antigone."
Paige McNatt, a junior at Smyrna High, placed first in digital art with her piece "Self Portrait." Marius Sander, a sophomore at, Saint Thomas More Academy, placed first in music with the piece "Lalo Symphonic Espagrole Movement #1." Roland Smith, a senior at Smyrna High, placed first with his photo "Eggtastic." Alexa Smythe placed first in charcoal with "Reverse Entropy." Elizabeth Baily, a senior at Smyrna High, was recognized in digital art with her piece "Drifting in a Mad World."
The next Dover Public Library fine art exhibit is slated to be held at Epworth Methodist Church in Rehoboth Beach during July through August. In addition, the "Call for Entries" for the Holly Branch NLAPW fall show is set for August; dates and time will be announced.
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For some reason, Jason Kubel is one of my favorite Twins players. I just like the "all-or-nothing" approach he takes to hitting…either he hits the ball on the button, or he hits weak dribblers to the infield…there's no in-between. He also has the best "theme music" (played when he strides to the plate), the first few bars of Click Click Boom, of any MLB player. I'm excited that Kubel is back!!
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Exclusive film screening of the Rolling Stones documentary, "Crossfire Hurricane"
CLEVELAND (June 28, 2013) - School's out for summer, but teachers from across the country and around the world will be heading back to class for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's annual Summer Teacher Institute to be held from July 8 to July 12, 2013 at the Rock Hall in Cleveland, Ohio. Registration costs $300 for the weekly program as well as Museum admission and materials for the week, including a comprehensive Resource Guide. Interested teachers can register online at rockhall.com Spaces are still available.
The Institute brings together K-12 and post-secondary educators, arts education specialists, historians, curriculum designers, and musicians to learn how to use rock and roll and popular music to teach across the core-curriculum and beyond, energizing their classroom with music that speaks to today's students.
"The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's Summer Teacher Institute is at the core of the Museum's mission and stands as one of our longest-running educational programs. Its success is due to the intense interest of both teachers and students in studying popular music," said Dr. Lauren Onkey, Vice President of Education and Public Programs at the Rock Hall. "Summer Teacher Institute provides K-12 educators a unique opportunity to come together for a week and collaborate with us on projects that further the study of rock and roll."
Making use of the Rock Hall's resources, the Institute will provide a forum for cutting-edge discussions about integrating popular music into the interdisciplinary classroom – including curriculum models from the Museum's successful on-site Rockin' the Schools and distance learning-based On the Road programs, as well as the Rock Hall's new online program, Voice Your Choice,. Through the study of these models, teachers will identify ways to use music to deepen their own students' engagement with language arts, social studies, music, technology and beyond. Rock Hall Educators will also present daily Rock 101 lectures – an intensive course on the history of rock and roll, from its roots through the 21st century.
This year's Summer Teacher Institute features the following special programs:
· Special screening of the Rolling Stones documentary, Crossfire Hurricane, presented by Eagle Rock Entertainment, on Wednesday, July 10 at 7 p.m. in the Museum's Foster Theater. Directed by Brett Morgen, the film features historical footage -- much of it widely unseen -- and commentary from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood and former Stones Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor, as well as rare interviews with Brian Jones. The films also includes period interviews, extensive live performance material and news archive footage. This event is open to the public and FREE with a reservation. Visit http://tickets.rockhall.com or in-person at the Rock Hall Box Office. Tickets are now available to Rock Hall Members as of Friday, June 28 at 10 a.m. EST and will become available to the general public on Monday, July 1 at 10 a.m. EST.
· Workshops at the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Library and Archives – the most comprehensive repository of materials relating to the history of rock and roll. The Library and Archives, located on the Metro Campus of Cuyahoga Community College, boasts over 200 archival collections, including the personal papers of performers, radio disc jockeys, photographers, journalists, critics, historians, poster artists, collectors, and fans, in addition to a growing library collection that includes thousands of books, sound recordings, and video recordings. Librarians and archivists will conduct workshops for teachers to deepen their own understanding of popular music scholarship and to learn how to effectively use these tools and sources in their K-12 teaching.
· Workshop sessions led by experienced educators from around the country—many of whom are Summer Teacher Institute alumni—on how to use rock and roll in the classroom. In these sessions, teachers can discuss the connections between music and memory, explore themes of rebellion in both literature and rock and roll, learn key strategies to aligning rock history with common core learning standards, and even get moving as they learn how to use rock and roll to encourage physical activity in the classroom.
· An inside look at the Museum's new exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, led by the curators and educators who worked on the exhibit.
Dr. Debby Thomas, a special education teacher from Pooler, GA said of a past Institute, "I have learned to try different things and to expand my horizons even further. I found this week to be one of the most beneficial educational experiences in my 30 years as a teacher." Margee Bailey, a 7th grade English teacher from Portland, OR added, "It was hands-down the best professional development I have ever participated in. Everything ran smoothly, showed planning and attention to detail, and was packed full of classroom-friendly, engaging information and material - in short, exactly what this teacher was looking for."
MEDIA is welcome to attend the Institute. Credentials must be obtained in advance in order to be admitted. Please contact Reena Goodwin at firstname.lastname@example.com to request a pass and a schedule of events.
About Crossfire Hurricane
Directed by Brett Morgen, Crossfire Hurricane provides a remarkable new perspective on the Rolling Stones' unparalleled journey from blues-obsessed teenagers in the early 60's to rock royalty. It's all here in panoramic candor, from the Marquee Club to Hyde Park, from Altamont to Exile, from club gigs to stadium extravaganzas.
With never-before-seen footage and fresh insights from the band themselves, the film will delight, shock and amaze longtime devotees, as well as a new generation of fans, with its uniquely immersive style and tone. Crossfire Hurricane places the viewer right on the frontline of the band's most legendary escapades.
As befits the first rock band to reach the 50-year milestone with their global stature now greater than ever, the film combines extensive historical footage, much of it widely unseen, with contemporary commentaries by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood and former Stones Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor. Period interviews, extensive live performance material and news archives give the production a truly kinetic aura and no-holds-barred approach.
Crossfire Hurricane received its worldwide premiere at the London Film Festival in October, where Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood all hit the red carpet to the delight of fans and media from all around the world. The film received a similar premiere in the U.S. the following month, hosted by HBO at the Ziegfeld Theatre.
Asked in a formative interview in the film what it is that sets them apart from other groups, Jagger says with quiet understatement: "A chemical reaction seems to have happened." Keith Richards added, "You can't really stop the Rolling Stones, you know when that sort of avalanche is facing you, you just get out of the way." It's been happening ever since, and the life and times of the Rolling Stones have never been as electrifyingly portrayed as they are in Crossfire Hurricane.
Eagle Rock Entertainment is the largest producer and distributor of music programming for DVD, Blu-Ray, TV, Audio and Digital Media in the world. Eagle works directly alongside talent to produce top quality, High Definition and 3D programs, both concerts and documentaries, including The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, The Who, Queen, The Doors, Jeff Beck, U2, Peter Gabriel, Paul McCartney and Ozzy Osbourne. Eagle is a Grammy Award winning company and has received over 30 multi-platinum, over 50 platinum and over 90 gold discs, worldwide. Eagle Rock Entertainment has offices in London, New York, Toronto, Paris and Hamburg.
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational activities.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK (7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.


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Jack smiled grew as big as possible once he realized all of his friends were there."The only person getting the brain cells knocked dead is anyone facing me. Hahaha."Wave backed at Lauren
Jack smiled grew as big as possible once he realized all of his friends were there."The only person getting the brain cells knocked dead is anyone facing me. Hahaha."Wave backed at Lauren
Zack was skateboarding to the town center when he passed Sanders, noticing several more cars outside it then usual, well I'm hungry, I guess I'll check it out he thought as he stopped at the door and put the skateboard in his red backpack thats holding his soccer uniform before he entered. He walked forward a little as he looked around and saw Jack and someone he seemed to know, Zack never really knew Jack that well, they knew each others name after running into each other in the high school halls recently but that was the extent. He nervously walked up to them and to spark conversation asked, "Hey, Jack whats going on with you and the fall formal thing at school next week?" Before he answered to be polite, curiously I asked the man next to him, "Names Zack, whats yours?"
People may read and write but, the writers of the world make all the good stories. The only question is if anyone here is a writer?
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Jay put his hand out for an hand shake and said *My name is Jay Sampson, want some coffee or something?*
Jack smiled and nodded as Zack spoke.
"Hey yo, Uh.. I don't have a date yet actually."
(ooc short post... I'll knock out something more grand once a few more posts come through)
OOC: Anyone up for a Clueless/Emma moment??
Bella glanced up when a skater chick strolled in. She wasn't bad looking at all, if she had proper clothing and a new hairstyle. Bella could do so much with that long blonde hair. She decided to make the new girl her fall project, she needed something to keep busy. She made to rise and approach the girl, when she saw Jack approaching her. Well, no need to interrupt, he was probably going to try to wiggle onto the girl's good side. Somehow he managed to make it on most people's good side. Even horrors like Mr. True seemed to like him, it was beyond belief.
Oh well, that's that. She thought, and returned to brooding about Beth.
"Yo, B! C'mere. Have you met the new girl?" Jack yelled at her. She totally wouldn't have responded if she hadn't wanted an intro to the new girl, either.
She stood and straightened her skirt before grabbing her purse and sauntering over to the corner round booth where they were sitting.
"You should know better than to raise you voice like that indoors, Jack." She chastised softly, smiling to take the sting out of it. "Just look how people are staring."
Bella playfully shoved his arm before sliding in the booth next to the new girl. "Has anyone told you that you have absolutely fabulous eyes? No really, I mean it." She smiled sweetly and brushed her hair over her shoulder.
"I am having a slumber party at my house tomorrow night, manis, petis and makeovers! You should totally come. It'll be great. My parents are out of town, so I hope no boys crash." She said, giggling behind her hand, her eyes clearly disagreeing with her statement.
Her giggle ended when the largest black man she had ever seen approached the table, and bear hugged Jack. Really, it looked like he was being swallowed up. The man put his hand out to shake and said, "My name is Jay Sampson, want some coffee or something?"
She extended her hand and delicately shook his, watching her slim pale fingers disappear into his much larger hand. "I'm Bella. Charmed, I'm sure." She purred. "Umm... Coffee? No, I'm fine. Thank you all the same though."
Bella overheard the last of Jack's conversation with Zack, "Hey yo, Uh.. I don't have a date yet actually."
"Hey! I have a spifferific idea! Why don't we all go as a group and avoid the whole date thing, we can all pay our own cover and return to my place for an after party. It'll be great." She said with more enthusiasm than she felt. It was a better alternative than trying to scrape up a date at the last minute, but still screamed Loser with a capital L.
A group thing? Right, they could make it work, two hot chicks, the bodybuilding Ubermensch, and Mr. Personality himself, but since there were 4 of them, 2 pairs of opposite sexes, wouldn't that be basically the same as having dates?
"hrmm... that's certainly an idea. I'd figured you'd have gotten a date by now B, and the New girl jsut needs to meet a few people, Oh this is Zack by the way," He gestured toward the soccer player," Zach, Megan, ta-dah introductions all around. Anyways. Jay won't be able to come of course because he frickin tested out and graduated early!" He let his voice rise louder and louder but kept plenty of joviallity in it so it was clear he was mostly teasing.
"But an after party thing is definately a good thing. Glad we got you around B, you come up with some pretty decent ideas. Oh heck, I didn't even stop to think that Zach might arleady have a date, do ya, yo? Just as long as it's not some skeeze like that Beth chick. Y'know I asked her out last year and she turned me down! Of course she was busy servicing the entire varsity team so I guess I can't fault her for that." Jack rolled his eyes and leaned against the counter, finishing his burger. He'd let his mouth run for a good long while now, and it was high time he let someone else talk.
To Jacks question Zack thought for a second before realizing something and said, "No a group would be best because my girlfriends out of town for a funeral till after the dance, so a group sounds fun." he ordered a burger at the counter and came back to the booth to hear the plans, everything seemed like light conversation, so he said, "The homecoming game next month is making the coach send us all over to practice, town center, football field, and even the field at the edge of town. I can't wait till its over!"
People may read and write but, the writers of the world make all the good stories. The only question is if anyone here is a writer?
Pairs: Leafeon_2008
Jay shook his head no as he heard Jack talk about him not being able to make an apperance at the Fall Dance. "Jack actually I talked to the principal and he said I'll be able to attend the dances and games. The only down side is I'll have to be invited by one you guys. It wouldn't matter any way I might just go up to the hills and watch the meteor shower."
Jay makes his way up to the food stand "Can I two Rip It energy drinks and I'll be on my way." Making his way out the door after getting his two energy drinks Jays waves good bye to the crew "See you guys later. I have to get back to training. See ya" He then Starts to jog down the street.
"That reminds me, late for soccer and then football, I'll catch you guys later." I grabbed my board and continued under the darkened sky to the town center.
People may read and write but, the writers of the world make all the good stories. The only question is if anyone here is a writer?
Pairs: Leafeon_2008
Megan raised an eyebrow at the preppy chick. "A sleep over huh?" she tapped her chin. "Meh, why not."
Then they spoke of a dance and going as a group. Megan just crossed her arms and said nothing. She looked out the window and saw Lauren.
Ooooh no. she thought.
Lauren walked into the diner and ordered a hamburger, compleatly unaware Megan was across the room. Some people looked from Lauren to Megan and back again, seeing how alike they looked. Everyone back in their old town sometimes called her "Mini Megan"
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
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IC: Michael slumped in his passenger seat. His mother was driving and she kept looking at him and asking him questions that he did not like to answer, pesky mother question.
"So who's that girl that you met outside Sander's?"
Michael sighed, "Her name's Lauren."
"Do you think she's pretty?"
Michael looked at his mom, "Mom!"
"Fine, fine. But how was she."
Michael sighed, he needed to get out of the car. He looked around for a convenient excuse and his eyes fell upon the library, so he decided to go with that. "Look, I gotta book I need to pick up at the library about The Quantum Position of Celestial Mercury," he said, baffling his mother with meaningless big words, "I can walk the rest of the way."
"All right, honey," his mother sighed. Michael opened the door and climbed out of the car, and his mother drove off. Michael opened the door to the library and walked in.
Yve reluctantly tore her eyes away from the page she was reading to look at the boy who was addressing her. Yamata no Orochi, she thought. The name sounded familiar, but she didn't remember reading about a Japanese eight-headed serpent.
"The name rings a bell," she said softly. "It would most likely be over there, in the θρύλος βιβλίο-" she stopped and flushed a bright red. "I-I mean the mythological books section." Yve pointed with her index finger towards a shelf on the left. Feeling incredibly embarassed, she returned to her book, but kept conscious of the boy, an involuntary action.
Bella forced a smile, "I had assumed the reason I no longer have a date would have made the gossip rounds by now." She shrugged helplessly.
"The reasons don't matter, but yea, I'll be going stag, so to speak... ...And Beth has a lot of issues she's still working through." She had no idea what sort of twisted loyalty forced her to add the last, but slut or not, it still stung to hear Beth degraded.
She glanced back to Megan as she muttered, "A sleep over huh?" she tapped her chin. "Meh, why not."
"Oh great!" Bella exclaimed, "Just show up around 8pm tomorrow, bring yourself and a nightie, don't worry about anything else. It'll be great." She tore off a corner of a napkin and wrote her address and phone number on it before passing it to Megan.
IC: Michael went around the library, searching for some form of big book with long title. Michael knew that his mother would only remember "Quantum" and "Celestial" because of her though process, so he decided to look up some book upon the physics of dark matter and dimensions. There were two teenagers which he could hear speaking. One asked for a Japanese mythological creature. Yamato no Orochi. Michael searched his memory for it, and remembered that it was a Japanese dragon with eight heads and eight tails, which was defeated by the Shinto sea-god Susanoo. Michael found this interesting and listened to their conversation, interested to hear more. At the mention of "mythological books" in Greek, Michael decided to join in, and used is knowledge of multiple language, "Μπορείτε να δοκιμάσετε πάλι?"
Megan nodded. The girl seemed annoying, but she seemed nice. Maybe. She stuffed the napkin corner in her pocket.
Lauren finished her burger and looked up to see Megan sitting in the booth across the room.
She slid out of her chair and walked over. "Hey megan." she said.
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
Orochi looked to the section he was directed. He found the book almost immediatley. He sat next to the girl and read the words on the page. Nothing he read made sense. He couldn't concentrate for some reason...
Finally he got ahold of himself after reading the first paragraph ten times. BOR-ING. The whole thing was really lame for such a cool name and whatnot. He sighed out loud and started to get up to put the book back. He could hardly stomach anything that dull.
OOC: "Could you δοκιμάσετε again?" Online translators, you have failed me.
OOC: Translators have failed me also. He was saying "You can speak Greek?"
OOC: Not me *beams and puts fists on hips super-hero style*
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
OOC: As they saying goes, "Never try, never fail."
IC: "Μπορείτε να δοκιμάσετε πάλι?"
Yve looked up from her book, slightly annoyed at being interrupted again. Then she realized that whoever was speaking was doing so in Greek. "Oh, only a little," she replied, blushing an even darker red. She also noticed that the boy from earlier had sat down next to her. The things she didn't take note of when she read. . .
OOC: Ha. That's so you Audrey.
Why can't you come oveeeerr *whines*
"The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars,
But in ourselves, that we are underlings."
OOC: "Can try again?"
OOC: You can see my confusion. I thought he was asking Yve to repeat what she said.
OOC: Oh well.
IC: "So I see," Michael replied, "Personally I prefer English, but I see you drift between both."


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Tuesday Coffee Talk - What does all this Pro Cyclng debacle mean to you?
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
I'm sure many wish this is the last article they read on the professional cycling debacle but somehow I doubt it will be true. Many of us reading 303cycling are pretty dedicated to cycling and might even ride a fair amount ourselves (or at least wished too ride more) and you probably follow big cycling events like the Tour de France or maybe the Giro. I bet also some of your extended family even buys you TDF swag like hats, T-shirts etc for Christmas. But with this huge public stain on cycling these days what will this mean to you?. You've heard my view point many times on this and that is maybe it's time the cycling worlds takes a break from pro cycling and give more attention to grass roots racing! Let's take the upcoming Boulder Cup as an example, putting the weather report aside why can't this amazing race that provide great views to some of the nations and states best cyclists (but not exactly all pros) pack in 5% of the crowds that stage 6 in Boulder does? Or what about North Boulder Crit? Yes some non-pros do dope and that is sad and now since the Lance battle with USADA is almost over we might some action taken on Joe Papp's list and clean up our level. Like how I wish for 5% of the USPCC stage 6 crowds at Boulder Cup I believe 5% of the dollars Lance vs. USADA battle could go an LONG ways in cleaning up domestic doping.
Bottom line we should find a way to keep sponsors and fans in cycling but divert them away from the pro spotlight and down to the grass roots level. Cycling is too great of a sport to see it die and grass roots cycling should NOT feel the debacle of pro cycling at our level....we should be reaping from it!
Read also what our women's/mountain bike writer thinks about this.
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Cycling won't die bc of
Submitted by Mitch Hyra (not verified) on
Cycling won't die bc of this.....on a pro level to me it mean little or nothing the races will be raced next year and there with be a winner. Doping or no doping I will watch bc I'm a fan
This LA thing hasn't change a thing for me...
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personally, it has ruined my
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
personally, it has ruined my interest in professional cycling. i was dumb enough to believe they cleaned it up after festina. i'm not dumb enough to believe everyone quit in 2006/2007. festina and postal had institutionalized doping programs, i'm sure there are more. all of the revelations coming out are CYA.
my interest has mainly faded b/c of the riders now coming out and the BS story their pushing. "Lance made me do it", "I quit right after I made millions", blah, blah, blah. I think their stories are worse than what Lance did. I personally had a similar situation come up where I felt my work challenged my integrity. I quit, moved on and found something else. I decided I couldn't live with the choice I was having to make and did something about it. All of these cyclists are cowards.
it'll be interesting to see how many amateur cyclists from the area get busted as Papp's list is sorted through. we've already seen local racers busted. and all those "amazing" local races where guys have stayed off the front for the duration (ex. Phil Zajicek at N. Boulder Park - yes, I know he was a pro) or lapped the field are all suspect in my mind.
and yes, it has changed my interest in cycling. i still love to ride, but my interest in competitive cycling, even for myself has waned quite a bit. i never really raced b/c of how i compared to others, but rather b/c I enjoyed pushing myself. but this idea that i'm competing against people with inflated egos who are cheating and gain satisfaction by being "better" than me is somewhat disturbing.
i'll head out on my solo rides and hit the local ride with my friends. but at this point, you can keep it.
Points: -3
hey ---easy killer before you
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hey ---easy killer before you start laying people out based on some hunch.. like a heroic ride... do you even know what your talking about? doping sucks that's my stance...but just saying crap, based on nothing but someone having a good day.... that's lame..
I have followed some of these threads for a few days with people like you saying that you now suspect anyone if they have a great day...
lemme guess your a cat 4, 20-30 lbs overweight, you have no idea how to train or maybe you just don't have the time.. have a coach? know your hr zones? power? watts/kg? you probably get on a group ride and get dropped and think they are all doping?? maybe you have been riding for a long time but you have not been racing for 10+ yrs..
come one man.. people have good days and bad days and occasionally a good day comes when you are at a race..
or how about this crazy scenario... a good day with some solid teamwork from your buddies?
this 303 cycling forum needs moderators like most other forums to stop the crappy speculation and slander, heck I don't even know phil but your logic sucks..
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I think you need to take it
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I think you need to take it easy.
Nope, not a cat 4 and not 20-30 overweight. watts/kg ~4.56. Not crazy, but enough to hang on and do well in the majority of my races. But I am married with kids, have a full time job and limit my training to about 10 hours/week. So I am fairly content with my fitness. Especially given my priorities.
But I have been on the local rides with guys like Chris Baldwin and Tyler Hamilton who have sat at the front and drug around some of the best racers in the area for 2+ hours.
Let's see, in the Boulder area, KNOWN dopers include (and not a complete list):
Chuck Coyle
Tyler Hamilton
Chris Baldwin
Phil Zajicek
Tom Danielson
Todd Roberston (cat 3)
Tom Zirbel
Now I know that some people will profess the innocence of certain individuals listed above, but it is a known and proven list. And there really isn't much testing in the amateur ranks. Do I think that the some of the guys I've raced against in the past were cheating? You bet.
There's a BIG difference between having a good day and having the peloton decide not to catch you vs. 10 guys strung out trying to chase you down while you continue to ride away. So what you are telling me is that I am to believe that one individual that previously did not show such talent, has enough power to have the strength of 10 guys? If so, I've got some coastal land in Nevada I'd like to sell you.
Points: 14
Hey guys....shut up and go
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Hey guys....shut up and go ride your bikes! and when you're done, relax and have a beer.
Points: -3
Make it a tasty & cold Fat
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Make it a tasty & cold Fat Tire Amber Ale, too!
Points: 25
It only changes my opinion of
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
It only changes my opinion of Lance, but not by much. I love the spectacle and courage shown on bike racing and will continue to watch and follow the Pro peloton this spring. All this will do is run off the Lance fans that joined real cycling fans during his rise to false stardom. Good riddance to the Lance fans, lets get back to racing.
Points: 9
Bidding good riddance to the
Submitted by Bill (not verified) on
Bidding good riddance to the "Lance fans" is short-sighted. The "Lance fans" and people brought into cycling because of Armstrong poured a lot of money into the sport, which attracted sponsors. This enabled races such as the Tour of Georgia, Tour of Missouri, Tour of California and the USAPCC. Think what you will of Armstrong, his influence on the popularity of cycling in this country is undeniable.
Points: 14
Who's really running US Cycling?
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Points: 17
From the Colorado Daily
Submitted by Amy Thompson on
Locals Brandon Dwight and Len Pettyjohn chime in today on the Colorado Daily. Here is the link to the complete article: http://www.coloradodaily.com/news/ci_21829131#axzz2A5h0S1vf
Here is some of what Brandon had to say:
Dwight himself is in the bummed-out camp.
"People think that all cyclists are dopers, and that's really not the case," he said. "Or they think it's just cycling. It's hurting the sport of professional cycling."
Though the doping news is all coming out at once, Dwight said he feels the timing will allow for teams to rebuild and reassure sponsors that they are clean.
"A lot of this was coming for quite some time," he said. "Now, it's the off season. All the teams can regroup, they can solidify their sponsorships and negotiate with clean riders."
Read more: http://www.coloradodaily.com/news/ci_21829131#ixzz2AAJRigjo
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Investigators found that the deceased, Frankie Eugene Williams, 37, of Raleigh was driving his Mercedes when he rear-ended a 2013 BMW sedan about 8 a.m. Monday. But instead of stopping, he sped off along Converse Drive, according to Wilmington Police Department spokeswoman Lucy Crockett.
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DENVER – Idaho's Hannah Kiser was named the Western Athletic Conference women's Cross Country Athlete of the week for the week of Sept. 9-15.
Kiser, a senior from Wenatchee, Wash., (Wenatchee HS), competed in her first race of the season and finished sixth out of 86 runners at the Sundodger Invitational at Seattle Wash. Her time of 20:50.0 in the women's 6K run is second only to her time at the Sundodger last year, where she set an Idaho course record crossing the finish line with a time of 20:45.21.
"This was a great start to Hannah's senior year," Idaho director of cross country/track and field Wayne Phipps said. "It's always nice to see your athletes being recognized for their hard work and accomplishments."
Kiser helped aid the Vandals in their third-place overall finish in the meet with a score of 87 trailing only Washington (No. 7 in the nation) and Oregon (No. 7 in the West Region).
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Has anyone read or heard anything about their meeting today?
Went to a Rockets' board to see if they had any info, but no. I did see this though:
If the Rockets are serious about retaining Royce White, then they need to find a way to get Fred Hoiberg on their staff. How Hoiberg was able to get White to play, and at such a high level, is flat out incredible.
It wouldn't surprise me if they are still meeting. I'm guessing Royce's twitter spree that ended a couple of hours ago was him getting his pre-meeting thoughts out.
I was guessing Royce didn't show up. Hope I'm wrong.
He hasn't tweeted for 3 hours. Maybe it was at 2:30 or 3?
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Cue Fred to the NBA talk.... now.
Hire a college coach from a Big 12 school to babysit Royce? I'm pretty sure they are done tailoring to White's needs. He'll never play a minute in the NBA.
If the meeting went well, I imagine that Royce's tweets from earlier today will be his last for a while.
Flea from RHCP game him some love today.
^^^Flea is a really nice guy. One of my kids spent some time with him once. Would be nice if he could help Royce.
Who is Flea?
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Who is Flea?
from Red Hot Chili Peppers
(Only know this because he posted pictures of Flea in the Rockets locker room with him once.)
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Who is Flea?
Flea Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea Shows Support for Suspended UCLA Basketball Star
"Cómo te va", dijo el murguista a la muchacha. Que lo cortó con su mirada indiferente
Le dijo "Bien" y lo dejó como si nada
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Flea is the bassist for RHCP (Red Hot Chili Peppers). You know, the band?
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Flea is the bassist for RHCP (Red Hot Chili Peppers). You know, the band?
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Crazy8's you about to do crazy numbers with this thread....If we thought Amare made this website alot more active, just wait. This will easily go platinum (100 posts)...I think it might go double or triple platinum
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I'm taping it all. The press conference, the game, all of it!
whens the press conference?? i have class tomorrow but ill definitely record it
Damn Im so pissed Time warner doesn't carry MSG, but my gf can get it with Directv smh. I hope they air it on NBATV and someone has a good stream so it wont keep stopping and going.
Hey Crazy8s, you should add these to the Game Thread.
Something is telling me that you may have just done that yourself.
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|WAC's best are Vandals!
DENVER – Idaho distance runner Hannah Kiser and men's basketball standout Kyle Barone are the 2012-13 Western Athletic Conference Joe Kearney Award winners. Named in honor of former WAC commissioner Joe Kearney, the awards are given annually to the top male and female student-athletes in the WAC.
This marks the second consecutive year a student-athlete from Idaho has received the award. Kiser becomes the first Vandal woman to earn the honor. Barone is only the second Vandal male student-athlete to be honored.
Kiser swept the WAC Athlete of the Year honors in cross country, indoor and outdoor track, becoming only the second woman to record the feat. She has earned first-team All-WAC honors in her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons, helping the Vandal women to three-straight cross country conference titles.
"Hannah has transformed herself from a solid runner to one of the top distance runners in the history of the WAC," Idaho Director of Track and Field Wayne Phipps said. "This is a tribute to her dedication and amazing work ethic. Her accomplishments are vast and plentiful, including never losing a race at a WAC indoor or outdoor meet. Her cross country teams have never lost at a WAC cross country championship."
Barone was recognized as the WAC Men's Basketball Player of the Year this past season. He led the conference with 17.2 points per game, matched with 9.7 rebounds per game. His field goal percentage (59.7) and free throw percentage (78.2) also were among the tops in the WAC. Barone totaled 16 double-doubles on the season, helping him to be an AP honorable mention All-American.
Barone was a first-team All-WAC performer, a two-time WAC Player of the Week and was the North Idaho Athletics Hall of Fame Male Athlete of the Year. The senior never missed a game as a Vandal, setting the school record with 126 games played. He finished his career ranked second at Idaho with 869 rebounds, third with a 58.5 field goal percentage and fourth with 1,433 career points.
"Kyle has been one of the most decorated basketball players ever to wear an Idaho uniform," Idaho head coach Don Verlin stated. "When you look at what Kyle has done in his career rankings at Idaho, his success speaks for itself. He has had to work hard both on and off the court and graduating this past December was a great accomplishment for Kyle to go along with his athletic success."
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