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While we provide a number of Python modules, you may need a module we do not provide. If it is a commonly used module, or one that is particularly difficult to compile, you can contact OSC Help for assistance, but we have provided an example below showing how to build and install your own Python modules, and make them available inside of Python. Note, these instructions use "bash" shell syntax; this is our default shell, but if you are using something else (csh, tcsh, etc), some of the syntax may be different.
Gather your materials
First, you need to collect up what you need in order to do the installation. To keep things tidy, we will do all of our work in
~/local/src. You should make this directory now.
mkdir -p ~/local/src
Now, we will need to download the source code for the module we want to install. In our example, we will use "NumExpr", a module we already provide in the system version of Python. You can either download the file to your desktop, and then upload it to OSC, or directly download it using the
wget utility (if you know the URL for the file).
cd ~/local/src wget http://numexpr.googlecode.com/files/numexpr-2.0.1.tar.gz
Now, extract the downloaded file. In this case, since it's a "tar.gz" format, we can use tar to decompress and extract the contents.
tar xvfz numexpr-2.0.1.tar.gz
You can delete the downloaded archive now, if you wish, or leave it around should you want to start the installation from scratch.
Build it!
To build the module, we will want to first create a temporary environment variable to aid in installation. We'll call it "INSTALL_DIR".
export INSTALL_DIR=${HOME}/local/numexpr/2.0.1
I am following, roughly, the convention we use at the system level. This allows us to easily install new versions of software without risking breaking anything that uses older versions. As you can see, I have specified a folder for the program (numexpr), and for the version (2.0.1). Now, to be consistent with python installations, we're going to create a second temporary environment variable, which will contain the actual installation location.
export TREE=${INSTALL_DIR}/lib/python2.7/site-packages
Now, make the directory tree.
mkdir -p $TREE
To compile the module, we should switch to the GNU compilers. The system installation of Python was compiled with the GNU compilers, and this will help avoid any unnecessary complications. We will also load the Python module, if it hasn't already been loaded.
module swap intel gnu module load python.
Now, build it. This step may vary a bit, depending on the module you are compiling. You can execute
python setup.py --help to see what options are available. Since we are overriding the install path to one that we can write to, and that fits our management plan, we need to use the
--prefix option.
python setup.py install --prefix=$INSTALL_DIR
Make it usable
At this point, the module is compiled and installed in
~/local/numexpr/2.0.1/lib/python2.7/site-packages. Occasionally, some files will be installed in
~/local/numexpr/2.0.1/bin as well. To ensure Python can locate these files, we need to modify our environment.
The most immediate way - but the one that must be repeated every time you wish to use the module - is to manually modify your environment. If files are installed in the "bin" directory, you'll need to add it to your path. As before, these examples are for bash, and may have to be modified for other shells. Also, you will have to modify the directories to match your install location.
export PATH=$PATH:~/local/numexpr/2.0.1/bin
And, for the python libraries:
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:~/local/numexpr/2.0.1/lib/python2.7/site-packages
Hardcode it
We don't really recommend this option, as it is less flexible, and can cause conflicts with system software. But, if you want, you can modify your .bashrc (or similar file, depending on your shell) to set these environment variables automatically. Be extra careful; making a mistake in .bashrc (or similar) can destroy your login environment in a way that will require a system administrator to fix. To do this, you can copy the lines above modifying
$PATH and
$PYTHONPATH into .bashrc. Remember - test them interactively first! If you destroy your shell interactively, the fix is as simple as logging out and then logging back in. If you break your login environment, you'll have to get our help to fix it.
Make a module (recommended!)
This is the most complicated option, but it is also the most flexible, as you can have multiple versions of this particular software installed, and specify at run-time which one to use. This is incredibly useful if a major feature changes that would break old code, for example. You can see our tutorial on writing modules here, but the important variables to modify are, again,
$PATH and
$PYTHONPATH. You should specify the complete path to your home directory here, and not rely on any shortcuts like
~ or
prepend-path PYTHONPATH /nfs/10/guilfoos/local/oakley/numexpr/2.0.1/lib/python2.7/site-packages prepend-path PATH /nfs/10/guilfoos/local/oakley/numexpr/2.0.1/bin
Once your module is created (again, see the guide), you can use your python module simply by loaded the software module you created.
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Blake Spalding and Jen Castle, chef-owners of Hell's Backbone Grill in Boulder, Utah, created one of Utah's most amazing destinations when they opened their unlikely restaurant over a decade ago.
In the middle of a beautiful nowhere, founded on crazy idealism, brought into being via a mind-boggling work ethic and inspired by "a measure of grace," the Grill has garnered universal praise from writers for major national publications, every one of whom seems to regard the restaurant as their own private discovery.
If you haven't discovered, here's your chance to get a taste. You have to go to Boulder for the full experience, but this Sunday, Blake and Jen will be holding a class, which I suspect will be more like a celebration at Harmons City Creek.
Dubbed "An Ice Cream Social" after one of the now-famous annual events in Boulder, the class will be a tasting event with wine pairings and non-alcoholic beverages available. Recipes will come from "With A Measure of Grace", Blake and Jen's first cookbook, worth buying for the gingerbread recipe alone. Here's the menu: Bison Albondigas with Roasted Red Pepper Sauce, Zuni Skillet Cakes with Smoked Duck Medallion, Oatmeal Molasses Bread with Strawberry Freezer Jam, Candied Chile Pecans.
And ice cream.
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In 2005, the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) developed a regional stewardship program to support Kentucky's public universities. Specifically, the program supports university efforts to promote regional or statewide economic development, livable communities, social inclusion, improved P-12 schools, creative governance, and civic participation through public engagement activities. CPE required universities to align institutional resources and to create programs that address regional and state needs. One of the first priorities was for universities to assemble a Regional Outreach Advisory Council of community leaders from the university's assigned service region. MSU's 21-member advisory council is composed of one representative from each of our 18 counties and two representatives from our largest three counties. The Advisory Council is charged with identifying regional needs, opportunities, and outreach priorities that align with the goals of the CPE program. Since its creation, the Advisory Council has been instrumental in establishing the vision statement, goals, objectives, and organizational structures to provide funding for specific projects in the region centered on educational attainment.
Vision Plan: The Murray State University Regional Outreach Advisory Council shares a vision of a united west Kentucky changing its culture to succeed in the new century.
Strategic Goals:
1. Educational Attainment
2. Job Creation/Entrepreneurial Spirit
3. Collaborative Partnerships
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Rated 5 out of 5 by 2 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by MissKV Yummy with coffee! I had similar to these served while on a flight. I was on my way to Italy, but had a layover in Amsterdam. I think the cookies they served were by Punselie's (?) but was excited to find that these were similar. Wafers that I'm used to are light and airy. These are dense and chewy which I love. In my opinion, they're also sweeter than regular wafer cookies. I could probably eat the whole box in one sitting. June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by nvmichelle One of my most favorite cookies! I love these cookies. I used to get them from a small place here in town at special events but they must have gone away. I found these at my local World Market store and they are a great substitute! Perfect waffle wafers filled with caramel! Heaven! January 13, 2014
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BiographyNatalia Calderón
Calderón studied music at the Amsterdam Conservatory (CvA) in Holland, while complementing her official studies with private tutoring sessions with Jazz singer and pianist, Deborah Carter. Calderón subsequently continued her advanced studies in Musikene (Basque Music Conservatory) in San Sebastian, Spain, tutored by the renowned American vocalist, Judy Niemack. San Sebastian has left a deep imprint in Natalia's heart, and especially Musikene, and the International Jazzaldia Festival in which Natalia performed twice (with the Urban Art Quartet and with the Dynamic Trio).
She has taken part in various workshops and seminaries given by Deborah Brown (CvA & Manhattan School Of Music), Bobby Mc Ferrin (CvA), Kenny Werner ("Effortless Mastery"), Carme Canela (International Seminary of Jazz, Zarautz), Richard Bona (CvA), Nancy Marano (Manhattan School Of Music) and Jimmy Cobb (Musikene).
Natalia has performed together with Bob Sands, Jorge Pardo, Mariano Díaz, Albert Sanz, Román Filiú, Andres Litwin, Yul Ballesteros, David González and Vincent Thomas to mention but a few.
The list of her latest noted performances include concerts in the Cultural Centres of the C.A.M with The Natalia Calderón Quartet; a national tour of Spain with Inside voices; performances with her jazz trio, The Natalia Calderón and Yul Ballesteros Trio for the Madrid Jazz Festival, alongside David González; concerts with The Natalia Calderón Quartet in the Via Magna Festival of Vocal Music in the Christmases of 2005 and 2007, and the participation of The Natalia Calderón Quintet in the XIV edition of Concerts of Spring in San Sebastián. Also noteworthy are her performances in the festival "Ellas Crean", a festival for women writers, each year from 2008 to 2011.
Natalia is actively performing with several groups, each catering to a slightly different flavor of vocal jazz/soul. One of the groups is the Natalia Calderón Quartet, which she has founded. In 2008 the Quartet won the International Jazz Competition in San Martin De La Vega, Madrid. Subsequently in 2009, the group has toured Guatemala, Costa Rica and Santo Domingo, in collaboration with AECID (Network Spanish Cultural Centers). The Quartet's debut album, "Flor Azul (Blue Flower)" consisting mainly of Natalia's own compositions and lyrics, led to invitations to appear in the world renowned North Sea Jazz Festival, 2011 edition, Bangkok City of Jazz Conference and Showcase and the Koh Samui Jazz Festival.
Natalia is a founding member, of the "Inside Voices" gospel funk choir, directed by Sheilah Cuffy. Inside Voices, one of the forerunners of gospel in Spain has performed extensively in theatres, concert halls, auditoriums and cultural centers all around the country since 1997.
"Groovebox" has a repertoire based on original compositions. The synergy created by the four musicians results (Natalia being the vocal leader) in songs full of expressiveness, sensitivity and a resounding sound of pure groove, yet full of nuances contributed by the different personalities. It's soul, jazz and groove. It's about awakening the senses, and dancing!
About My MusicWhat Is Spanish Vocal Jazz?
For me, Spanish is passion [red].read more
Vocal Jazz is also cool & collected [blue].
Much like the flower you see here on the left, Spanish Vocal Jazz is the synergy of these two states of mind, of these two colours.
Two parallel worlds, discovered together
within a song, create magic.
Together, They are love.
They are life.
Discography ...click cd cover to purchase     ... click picture below for GrooveBoxFlor Azul (Blue Flower)
Have you ever stopped to think about the rarity of a blue flower?read more
It's a very special flower. Very hard to find.
And it's beautiful.
And it's sad. And it's happy. And it's mad (paraphrasing But Beautiful).
It's also a wonderful title track. Let yourself be blue. Like the blue flower. Blue and beautiful.
Together.The Spanish Monk
Spanish red meets Thelonious blue.read more
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Upcoming Project - The Spanish Monk
Natalia is currently developing her new project, titled "The Spanish Monk".
Spanish red meets Thelonious blue.
This project contains Thelonious Monk's tunes with Natalia's own Spanish lyrics.
The synergy between the two worlds and Natalia's poetic lyricism in Spanish,
creates a new and passionate musical landscape.
Filled with red. And blue.
Filled with love. And a smidgen of melancholy.
Crafted masterfully by Natalia and carrying her unique musical signature.
To listen to this project, goto "My Music" and select "Live Ugly Beauty (Natalia's Version)"
Flor Azul - Blue Flower (A Poem)
This flower represents the end of a journey that started many years ago,
when I was a child.
I have always loved singing.
My emotions become alive each time I open my mouth, and the voice,
ethereal and fragile, surges out of my being, with passion,
like a shimmer of sunlight at dusk
or a powerful wind as it blows across the rough sea.
I feel the vibration of my body as I create sound,
the reflection of notes on my open eyes, open to life, open to music.
What I love the most is to share all of the above with you. Hence this album. This Blue Flower you are now holding.
Share, because these songs were born to be free and to be heard by others.
They do not belong to me.
They fly like butterflies that land on blue flowers
in the infinite fields of music they reach with their transparent wings.
A gift from my soul to yours.
A poem.


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James Paul McCartney is born in Liverpool, England.
John Lennon meets Paul McCartney at the Woolton Parish Church in Liverpool during a performance by John's group the Quarrymen. Impressed by Paul's ability to tune a guitar and by his knowledge of song lyrics, John asks him to join the group.
Paul McCartney makes his debut with the Quarrymen, a skiffle group founded by John Lennon.
Paul McCartney introduces George Harrison to the Quarrymen at a basement teen club called the Morgue. George joins the group.
The Beatles make their debut in Hamburg, West Germany, with Stu Sutcliffe on bass and Pete Best on drums.
A quartet comprising John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Pete Best (later replaced by Ringo Starr) performs as "the Beatles" for the first time in Hamburg, Germany.
The Beatles make their debut at the Cavern Club in Liverpool.
Local record store manager Brian Epstein is introduced to the Beatles. He soon signs a contract to manage them.
Stu Sutcliffe dies of a brain hemorrhage.
The Beatles audition for George Martin at Parlophone/EMI Records. He agrees to sign the group, but insists that Pete Best be replaced. Within months, Richard "Ringo" Starkey joins the group.
The Beatles record their first sessions at EMI Studios in London, with George Martin as producer.
Peter and Gordon reach Number One in the U.S. with "World Without Love," a song written by Paul McCartney, but never recorded by the Beatles.
The Beatles begin their first U.S. tour at the Coliseum in Washington, D.C.
The world premiere of The Beatles' 'A Hard Day's Night' takes place in London.
The Beatles play in front of almost 60,000 fans at Shea Stadium in New York City.
The Beatles are awarded England's prestigious MBE (Members of the Order of the British Empire). John comments, "I thought you had to drive tanks and win wars to get the MBE."
After their concert at San Francisco's Candlestick Park, the Beatles declare this to be their final concert tour.
'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' is released in Britain.
Apple Corps, Ltd. begins operating in London. It is the Beatles' attempt to take control of their own creative and economic destiny. Later that month, John invites Yoko to his house in Weybridge. They make experimental tapes all night.
The Beatles make their last performance as a group on the roof of the Apple building during the filming of 'Let It Be'.
Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman are married in London.
Commencing with a call to a Detroit disk jockey, rumors that Paul McCartney is dead begin circulating. These are based on a number of apparently planted "clues" divined from Beatle lyrics and album covers. The "Paul is dead" hoax is laid to rest when Paul McCartney emerges from seclusion in Scotland, announcing that "rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated."
Paul McCartney announces his "break with the Beatles" in a typed statement enclosed in copies of the solo album McCartney sent to the British press. Paul McCartney attributes the split to "personal differences, musical differences, business differences, but most of all because I have a better time with my family."
'McCartney' on which the ex-Beatle played all the parts, is released.
Paul McCartney unveils his new band, Wings, comprising Paul McCartney and Linda with Denny Laine (guitar) and Denny Seiwell (drums).Paul and Linda remain loyal to the Wings rubric for the next ten years.
'Band On the Run', credited to Paul McCartney and Wings, hits the top of the U.S. album chart, where it will remain for four weeks.
Wings' ambitious world tour, the first such undertaking by a Beatle, kicks off in Britain. It runs for 13 months, ending in October 1976. 'Wings Over America', a three-record set released in December 1976, is culled from U.S. dates on the tour.
'Wings at the Speed of Sound' hits the top of the U.S. album chart, where it will remain for seven weeks.
In the thick of the punk-rock blitzkrieg, Paul McCartney tops the U.K. charts for nine weeks with the pastoral waltz "Mull of Kintyre." It surpasses the Beatles' "She Loves You" as the best-selling U.K. single of all time; curiously, it is only a B-side (of the "Girls School" single) in America.
'McCartney II', which is represented as Paul's second solo album—all of the others since 'McCartney' being group projects with Wings—is released.
Coming Up (Live at Glasgow) (Paul McCartney & Wings) was a hit.
'Tug of War', which reunites Paul McCartney with Beatles producer George Martin, is released to glowing reviews and strong sales. A duet with Stevie Wonder, "Ebony and Ivory," tops the singles chart for seven weeks.
Paul McCartney's performance of "Let It Be" closes the Live Aid benefit concert at Wembley Stadium in Britain.
CHOBA B CCCP ("Again in U.S.S.R."), an album of classic rock and roll, is released only in Russia on the state-run Melodiya label. The heavily bootlegged album is legally issued elsewhere in the world, with an additional 14th track, in 1991.
Paul McCartney commences a world tour that will run through July 29, 1990. 'Tripping the Live Fantastic', an album of concert highlights that includes many Beatles songs, appears in November 1990.
Paul McCartney is given the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles.
Paul McCartney's 'Liverpool Oratorio' is performed at the Liverpool Cathedral by the Liverpool Orchestra. It is also performed at New York's Carnegie Hall in November, and a recording of Paul McCartney's quasi-autobiographical oratorio appears in December.
Off the Ground enters the U.S. chart at #17. A month later, Paul McCartney kicks off another world tour in Perth, Australia. 'Paul Is Live', his third live album, appears in November.
Paul McCartney inducts John Lennon into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "I love him to this day and I always did love him," says Paul McCartney.
'Flaming Pie', Paul McCartney's first studio album in four years, is released.
'Standing Stone', Paul McCartney's first symphonic work, is released on the EMI Classics label.
Linda McCartney dies of breast cancer at age 56.
Paul McCartney is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the fourteenth annual induction dinner.
Paul McCartney releases 'Run Devil Run', a collection of vintage rock and roll covers plus three originals.


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Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 6 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by mandy20000000 Nice! This bed, although on backorder came quickly. It was easy to put together and did not take too long which was good because it was delivered at 7:30 in the evening. I wanted a very tall headboard and this one is a nice size. Its different looking which is what attracted it to me. I used my box spring with the mattress and it made the bed slightly higher than what I had which is much better. I'm happy with my purchase at the sale price. July 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kristen55 Love this Bed I just brought this bed home last weekend. It was very easy to put together and was made very sturdy and solid. I absolutely love this bed! My only problem with it is that it only comes in a Queen. So this is now in the guest room....and my king size bed and I are very jealous knowing that it is down the hall. Such a great bed! It is rather high- but my mattress is an oversized pillow top with a box spring so that is more of the mattress's fault. Either way- this bed is amazing. And at this price- BUY IT NOW!!! May 28, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by steeleschim IN LOVE<33333 I am so in love with this bed!!! I am 14, so my expectations are very high! This bed is soooo amazing! My friends ask me "where did you get this beautiful bed??" This piece of furniture looks like it should be over a $1000!!! When my dad was putting it together he was so impressed by the quality! My oldest sister loves it so much she is going to get it also! OBSESSED!<3 April 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by LauraW Love this bed! I am obsessed with my new bed! I bought this bed on Cyber Monday and got a great deal. Now it is marked down even more and I would encourage you to buy it if you are considering it! It came quickly, and was very easy to put together. The color is exactly as it appeared on my computer, so I was very pleased about that. Everyone that comes to my house compliments this bed and is shocked to hear it came from World Market, and is not custom-made. This bed is actually in our guest room, so I do not sleep on it every night, but all our guests have commented on how pretty and comfortable it is. Thank you World Market!! This picture does not do it justice.. :) January 30, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ChezChicDesignStudio Beautiful Bed with a Can't Beat Price I just picked up my bed last week and put it together this past weekend. Very easy to put together. Instructions left a lot to be desired (referenced use of the allen wrench when you actually use the regular wrench they provided, did not give instructions for the small screws that are used to screw down the slats, and said they screw driver was not included, but, yes it was). However, you can easily put this together without the instructions. Super easy!! I was unsure about the color. I'd say the pictures on the WM site are fairly accurate. Its a light, oat color. It is a linen type fabric, which is a little scratchy but not bothersome. My kitties have been clawing it and its held up well, but snagged in some areas. I highly recommend. I may use some fabric paint to change the color but thats only because of my preference. October 22, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by CTTS Depends on your luck A friend of mine have high praises of this bed, so I gave it a try. Ours however came with the center rail cut too long. It won't fit, and we had to sand down a few mms of the entire end. It still arches some what, but our box spring would just have to suffer a curved back. Quite a pain. It's also a really tall bed, you may wish to buy a lower box spring if you don't like climbing up your bed every time. One more disadvantage is the difficulty to vacuum under it. Otherwise, it looks good and doesn't squeak. So that part is nice. May 11, 2013
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ZF-2037: Zend_Session::getSaveHandler()
Zend_Session class does not store the custom save-handler inside the class so we can access it at a later time to configure it further.
This got double-posted due to ZIRA going Yo-Yo! Please remove this issue, too - along with 2038.
Assigned to Ralph
I support the idea of storing the save handler object as a static member and providing access to it via {{Zend_Session::getSaveHandler()}}. Maybe the method returns {{null}} if no custom save handler has been set.
I have added the requested method. I have run the unit tests and everything looks sane. Unfortunatly, Zend_Session does not have a test for save handler, so I think if you could test this method just to make sure its doing what you want (After all it is simply an accessor), that will have to suffice for a test until after 1.5 when I have the time to dedicated some energies to Zend_Sessions tests.
Lemme know if it all works out :)
Marking as fixed, if there are any further issues, please reopen this one.
Hi Ralph,
I'll test it out over the weekend and let you know very soon.
I've tested the new method and it works like a charm!


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Spring 2011: Reed tied Idaho's single-season singles wins record as he went 31-7 on the season, including a 22-4 record at No. 2 singles in the spring. His 31 wins match Rob Leonard and Joe Hignight's 34-year-old record from 1976-77. Reed posted a 5-1 record in WAC play and earned first-team all-WAC honors, WAC Player of the Week honors, and WAC all-tournament team honors throughout the season. Reed went 18-6 in doubles on the season, going 1-0 at the No. 1 spot and 17-6 at No. 2.
Fall 2010: Reed won his first six matches of the 2010 fall season by claiming the singles championship at the Boise State fall tournament with five straight wins, and advancing to the round of 32 at the ITA Regional Championships...his only singles losses of the season came in the ITA Regional round of 32 and the Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate quarterfinals...he posted a 5-4 record in doubles play throughout the season..advanced to the doubles semi-finals at the PNW Intercollegiate with teammate Jose Bendeck.
2009-10: Reed competed in 25 singles matches for the Vandals in 2010, all at either the No. 1 or No. 2 positions. He compiled a 12-4 record at No. 1 singles and is 5-4 at No. 2 singles and went 17-8 in singles overall. He won nine consecutive singles matches from Feb. 13-March 6. Reed also finished 17-7 overall in doubles in 2010 and won the Gonzaga/Eastern Washington Classic doubles event with teammate Alex Joitoiu during the fall.
Previous School: Reed came to Idaho from University of Queensland. Reed has put together an impressive junior career that includes singles titles from the ITF Darwin U-18 tournament, Australian U-14 Hardcourt Tournament, 2006 Easter Gold Tennis Cup and the 2004 Australian High School Tournament. He also earned doubles titles at the 2005 Adelaide ITF Tournament and the Malaysian ITF Tournament. He advanced to the quarterfinals of the Australian F9 Futures menfs singles tournament and was the singles runner-up and doubles champion the 2006 Queensland Open. He has held high positions in both the Australian and ITF World Junior Rankings throughout his career. While competing as an amateur, he has also achieved a ranking in the Australian Menfs Pro Tour, as well as the world menfs pro tour. He compiled a 43-26 singles and 38-24 doubles record in ITF junior events.
Personal: He is the son of Tony and Julie Reed. He has a brother named Ren and a sister named Sophie. He graduated from Brisbane Grammar School in Brisbane Queensland in 2005. His intended major at the University of Idaho is Economics.


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Princeton Drops Heartbreaker At Harvard 9-8
Final Stats
Princeton had been down six and now was down just one, and now its best player hit the pipe. And then hit the pipe again.
And that in a nutshell is Princeton's Ivy League season.
Princeton rallied furiously against Harvard, only to fall short 9-8 in front of 2,743 at Harvard Stadium. The loss, coupled with wins by Penn over Dartmouth and Cornell over Brown, eliminated Princeton from Ivy League tournament contention.
Princeton trailed 7-1 late in the second quarter before rallying, only to fall just short. Tom Schreiber hit two pipes in the final four minutes, and Harvard goalie Jake Gambitsky kicked away a shot from Jake Froccaro with 1:18 to play to preserve the win.
Princeton is now 2-3 in the Ivy League with only its regular-season finale against Cornell at Bethpage High School next Saturday. All three of Princeton's Ivy League losses are by one goal, 16-15 to Yale, 11-10 to Brown and now 9-8 to Harvard.
Schreiber was held without a point for the first time since the Villanova game his freshman year and only the second time of his career.
Princeton led 1-0 after Kip Orban's goal 52 seconds into the game, but Princeton would not score again for a 26:16 stretch, by which time Harvard led 7-1.
Ryan Ambler scored from Jake Froccaro with 2:52 to go in the half to make it 7-2 at the break, and Princeton would hold Harvard to just two after intermission. Eric Sanschagrin made 13 saves, including three huge ones in the fourth quarter, to give Princeton a chance.
Ambler finished with three goals, Orban had two and Froccaro had one goal and three assists. Mike MacDonald made it a 9-8 game with 5:46 left on an assist from Zach Currier, and Princeton would have six more shots, including the two by Schreiber that hit the pipe and the one by Froccaro that Gambitsky saved.


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Vividly illustrated with photographs that capture the paradox of an ancient culture remaking itself into a dynamic consumer society, Dragon Rising is a wonderfully written, well-rounded, wide-ranging portrait of China's problems and prospects.
Jasper Becker's previous book, The Chinese, was hailed as the best single-volume introduction to this enormous, inscrutable society. The Washington Post said, ''He has been everywhere and asked every question,'' describing his conclusions as ''right in both details and analysis.'' Since then, China's role in world affairs has only grown greater. As interest grows, Becker is the ideal guide to the profound changes that are already reshaping economic, diplomatic, and military strategies all over the globe.
Intertwining in-depth analysis with revealing anecdotal evidence, Becker addresses every major question. What form will China's government take? How will communism's legacy affect modernization? Can Shanghai's success with urban capitalism be replicated elsewhere? Will wholesale cultural and economic change be resisted by the millions facing sudden transition from an authoritarian state to a market-driven society? How will the new China cope with pollution, unemployment, and voracious demand for energy? Each chapter examines a specific region and such key local issues as poverty, minority unrest, and official corruption, then places them in the broader context of Chinese society as a whole.
Jasper Becker has worked as a foreign correspondent for more than 20 years, 14 of them based in Beijing, and has written four books on the region, including Hungry Ghosts (1996) and The Chinese (2000). Becker has written for The Independent, International Herald Tribune, Asian Wall Street Journal, The Spectator, The New Republic, and BusinessWeek.
"...reads brilliantly... a must for anyone who wants an informed account of what's really going on." The Times (London)
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Sigourney Weaver and director James Cameron first collaborated on 1986's Aliens, which earned Weaver her first Oscar nomination. Their new project is Avatar (opening December 18), a massive 3-D sci-fi thriller set about 100 years in the future that cost a reported $220 million to make and is Cameron's first narrative feature since Titanic. For MORE's December/January cover story, on newsstands November 24, Weaver talked to Margy Rochlin about Avatar and much more; here, in a web exclusive, she and Cameron elaborate on the project that brought them together again.
Weaver plays Dr. Grace Augustine, a botanist who's studying the flora and fauna of the jungle moon Pandora, light years from Earth.
Sigourney Weaver: We started by going to Hawaii, to a rainforest in Kauai. We did some of the scenes there. I worked with a botanist and learned how to take samples; it was incredibly useful. I loved Grace because she reminded me of teachers I had in high school in New England; they had devoted their lives to giving girls a good education.
James Cameron: Sigourney came up with the idea [that Grace should be] a fair-complected woman with freckles—pale skin, red hair. A kind of Irish look, maybe. It seemed very fresh for her; she hadn't done that. I wanted a certain kind of warts-and-all quality, meaning that Grace didn't really care that much about her human body. But at the same time I wanted Sigourney's inner luminosity to come through. I think we hit exactly the right balance on that.
Grace becomes a mentor and mother figure to a paraplegic soldier named Jake, played by Sam Worthington (Terminator: Salvation). Grace and Jake each also have an "avatar," created for movement on Pandora's surface, where the air is toxic to humans, and for interaction with the native species, 10-foot-tall blue humanoid creatures called Na'vi. The avatars are human-Na'vi hybrids into which Grace and Jake's consciousnesses are projected. Those scenes were filmed using the technique known as motion capture, in which the actors act out the movements and expressions, which are captured by hundreds of cameras and then translated into 3-D animated form.
Weaver: It was the most ambitious script by far that I'd ever read. And it was really about something very important, which is finding the hero within yourself and finding something worth fighting for.
Cameron: The audience knows from the work Sigourney has done before in science fiction that she's not going to play it campy, she's not going to be over the top. She doesn't accept the limitations of the genre, in a sense. She just plays it straight, like a person. Plus she's very bright, very articulate. She's good at taking concepts that can be a little cerebral and making them quite visceral. She took to it right away—she saw the possibilities.
Weaver: My avatar body can do anything. It was so cool. I remember reading the script and going, "How is Jim ever going to do this?" It didn't seem physically possible. . . . All this technology doesn't really worry me. It's just going to give us more fun stuff to do. You're never going to be able to replace the actor, because we're the people who make the special effects work. Without Sam and Zoe [Saldana], they play the main love story—if they weren't so good you wouldn't care about being in that rainforest. To see their relationship flower in that world, that's why you want to go there. It's not because the colors are pretty.
Shooting on the floor with Jim had a kind of guerrilla feeling. He was operating on every shot—he'd invented these cameras and by god he was going to use them. He was unstoppable; it was fantastic. I think the filmmaker [in him] had been pent up for so long over those 12 years [since Titanic] that once he started shooting . . . you know, he's probably still shooting a few things that we don't know about.


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Of course, you knew there was going to be a Florida connection to the most epic tennis match in Wimbledon tennis history.
John Isner, the American tennis player who defeated Nicolas Mahut in a three-day, 11 plus hour match at Wimbledon, spent a short time competing at the Winter Park Racquet Club. On September 19, 2009, John Isner (of Tampa, FL) competed against Orlando pro Robert Kendrick, who recently lost to Jo Wilfred Tsonga at Wimbledon in the first round.
Given Isner's epic match, the queen's return and many shining stars to watch (i.e. the Williams sisters), are you more interested in watching Wimbledon this year? Who do you think will take top honors?
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Published: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 at 9:04 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, August 27, 2013 at 9:04 p.m.
While playing up the health of Wilmington's music industry Tuesday night, a panel made a public appeal for a venue of about 5,000 seats.
"The beauty of the Wilmington music scene is the guys who are in it – the bands, the players – for this community, we have an astounding number of musicians," said Richard Leder, executive director of the Brooklyn Arts Center.
About 80 people attended the "Tunes in Town: The Business of Music in the Cape Fear" panel hosted at Satellite Bar and Lounge, 120 Greenfield St., by the Cape Fear Economic Development Council. John Staton, the StarNews' features editor, moderated the event.
Beau Gunn, program and music director for The Penguin, said Wilmington could have seen acts such as The Black Crowes and Widespread Panic recently if a larger venue had been available.
"(They) certainly would have come here if we had the ability to house them. We just don't," Gunn said, pointing to the success of the Avett Brothers and Lynyrd Skynyrd concerts as a template for what he'd like to see on a more permanent basis.
Chris Lee, who owns Pipeline Event Management, often finds himself hosting events across the Cape Fear River rather than in downtown Wilmington because of the lack of viable larger venues.
The downside of that, though, is Lee spends about $50,000 on logistics or has to skip acts altogether.
"We get phased out because we don't have the infrastructure in place to accommodate them," he said.
The panel then fielded a question about whether the construction of such a venue should be funded with public or private money.
Lee said he'd prefer it be privately funded so there would be wiggle room on guidelines such as how much profit the owner would take in from alcohol sales. At the same time, though, the priority would be to have such a venue.
"At this point, if it meant some common ground, some meeting in the middle, then I'd be all about (the city building it)," he said. "I'd rather have to deal with some extra issues than to not deal with any issues at all."
James Ethan Clark, a Wilmington musician who was on the panel, made public his plans to host a music festival in the Cape Fear region next year. Clark and his father, Jeff, plan on hosting Sonorous, a Hopscotch-like festival on Nov. 7-8, 2014, featuring 70 bands at various venues downtown.
Large venue or not, supporting music in the region – be it local, regional or national acts – isn't that hard, according to the panel.
"What do you need for support?" Leder said. "And the answer is people to come. You need people to come and buy a few beers and enjoy themselves."
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At 3 1/2 miles long and 1 1/2 miles wide, Chebeague is the largest island in Casco Bay. It's name means 'isle of many springs.'
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N.C. files more suits over coal ash sites
Published: Saturday, August 17, 2013 at 7:44 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, August 17, 2013 at 7:44 p.m.
RALEIGH | The state of North Carolina has filed additional lawsuits against Duke Energy seeking to force the utility to address water pollution coming from coal ash at 12 power plants, including the Sutton Plant in New Hanover County.
The state Department of Environment and Natural Resources filed two lawsuits Friday in Wake and Mecklenburg counties that expand the state's litigation to all 14 of Duke's coal-fired plants in North Carolina.
The state says water monitoring at the 12 additional plants showed chemical levels that exceed safety standards, and that inspectors have seen liquid seepage from ash ponds that permits don't allow. Ash contains metals that can be toxic in high doses. Elements such as arsenic and boron occur naturally, but the lawsuits link their presence at the plants to ash. It claims the pollution will seriously endanger residents' health if it's not cleaned up.
Duke Energy contends its plants comply with water-discharge permits.
"This action does not indicate that water quality has changed dramatically over the decades these plants have operated safely," said utility spokeswoman Erin Culbert.
Duke will close seven of its coal plants by year's end, and that will ultimately resolve many questions, Culbert said. The plants' ash ponds will be properly closed, she said, without addressing whether the company will remove the ash as environmentalists want.
At newer coal plants, ash is dry-stored in lined landfills instead of ponds.
Last month, Duke Energy and the state proposed a settlement in the earlier lawsuit involving its Asheville plant and Riverbend plant in Gaston County. Environmental regulators contend those plants are contaminating Mountain Island Lake, threatening Charlotte's water supply. The settlement calls for Duke to assess the sources and extent of contamination at both plants and pay a $99,000 fine. A 30-day public comment period closed Wednesday.
Environmentalists say the settlement doesn't go far enough.
Each of the two lawsuits filed Friday names six plants. They are in Catawba, Chatham, Gaston, New Hanover, Person, Robeson, Rockingham, Rutherford, Rowan, Stokes, and Wayne counties.
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Published: Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 9:09 a.m.
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Expect it to remain mostly cloudy and humid Sunday, with periods of rain and thunderstorms, particularly after noon.
According to the National Weather Service in Melbourne, expect a high of around 75 degrees around the Daytona Beach area, with an overall 40 percent chance of rain throughout the day.
It will be breezy, with northeast winds of around 15 mph, gusting to 25 mph.
Tonight, it will remain warm and cloudy, with a low of about 66 degrees and a 50 percent chance of rain.
There is a moderate risk of rip currents expected at the beaches.
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When we asked our little princess what she wanted to do for her 6th birthday, her response was, "I want a baseball party.......New York Yankees themed". Hmmm......her vision was a little different than what we had in mind. She's always had such beautiful girly parties. How could be give our little girl the baseball party she was hoping for, but still keep it fabulous and girly?
We came up with the perfect theme.....a "Swanky Yankees" themed birthday party. The perfect combo of baseball and glamor. A Yankees themed party, but all glammed out in pink and gold. Gold is making a serious comback and we've been dying to use some of our beautiful gold items. Perfect!
Here are some images of the "Swanky Yankees" candy & dessert table we created for our adorable 6 year old. Some of the swanky treats included Chocolate Covered Apples, Chococlate Covered Oreos, Marshmallow Puffs, Bubblegum Jelly Bellies, Chocolate Covered Twinkies & Baseball Whirly Pops.
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Wayne Harrison Walker
Position: LB
Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: September 30, 1936 in Boise, ID
High School: Boise
College: Idaho (school history)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 4th round (45th overall) of the 1958 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 85 (284th overall since 1950)
3-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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by Mark Hubbard
Director of the Baltimore County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Ready? Set? Good!
That's the theme for personal preparedness when it comes to planning and being ready in the event of a local community or countywide emergency. Several years ago, emergency management agencies throughout the Baltimore region developed the "Ready? Set" Good!" campaign as a way to spread the word that every household is responsible for disaster preparedness.
As you may know, June 1 is the start of hurricane season. And, of course, spring and summer weather increases the risk of severe storms. These storms often cause power loss, local flooding, or other community specific problems. Navigating the recovery process can be much easier if you take a few steps to prepare.
Don't laugh, but in my garage you will find a 30-gallon trash can filled with water. Why? Because in the event of a water outage, I need a ready supply of non-potable water to flush toilets.
Generally, you should have the following emergency supplies available: a gallon of drinking water, per person, per day, for three days; a battery-operated flashlight (kept within reach); and a battery-operated portable radio. This simple kit will ease the pain of the first three days in the event of a prolonged power outage.
Many people also have portable generators, but you must be extremely careful to avoid the possibility of carbon monoxide fumes entering your home. Always operate generators outdoors and at least 15 feet from the home.
So here's your homework: Try to go three days without turning on a light switch or any electrical appliance and don't use the faucet. See my point? It's not fun.
To learn more about preparedness tips and plans, visit the Emergency Management web page at www.baltimorecountymd.gov/emergency
Have a safe and happy summer season, and let's hope for a calm hurricane season.
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ZF-10912: Casing problem with modules
When I create a structure for a new module with zf.sh I rather want module directory to be in lower case (like other directories are e.g. "controllers", "models" etc.) so I have to type "zf create module admin" (lowercased). But then the problem is that controller classes are named in lower case also e.g. admin_IndexController insted of Admin_IndexController
This is related with ZF-9695 and ZF-10237 already fixed in the 1.11.1.


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Dan Davidoff InterviewFriday, August 1st, 2008
Dan Davidoff is the only two-time winner of the Xtremey Award for best performance in a snowmobile film. This past winter we hooked up with Dan for 2 days of the craziest hillclimbs we've ever seen, he ended up pulling over twenty five chutes in just two days! I recently had a chance to talk with the man behind the madness about his life as a professional snowmobiler. .... Continue Reading this Post


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News: Women's Soccer Takes 16th Seed, Hosts SMC In Play-In Round Thursday
For the first time since 2007, the Pasadena City College women's soccer team has advanced to the Southern California Regional Playoffs. On Tuesday at the regional coaches seeding meeting, the Lancers received the No. 16 seed out of 18 teams. The Lancers hosts No. 17 Santa Monica College in a play-in round game on Thursday, Nov. 15. The 3 p.m. game will be played at Occidental College due to the fact that PCC's Robinson Stadium field is too narrow to be sanctioned for postseason competition.
The Lancers, who finished 12-4-5 in second place in the South Coast Conference, are one of five SCC colleges that were selected for the playoff field. Conference champion Cerritos is No. 3, fourth place Mt. San Antonio is the 11th seed, while fifth place East Los Angeles at No. 15 will host No. 18 and conference third place Long Beach City in the other play-in game.
The seedings are based on a power ratings formula that rewards teams for strength of schedule in pre-conference while ignoring conference placing or conference head-to-head performance.
Pasadena is facing a Santa Monica squad that defeated the Lancers, 1-0, on Sept. 11 at SMC. The Corsairs (10-6-4) are the fourth place team from the Western State Conference South Division. Santa Monica is led by Meg Pearce, who scored 17 goals and was second in the entire WSC in points with 45.
The Lancers are paced by the SCC's leading goals scorer Nancy Nunez, who has 15 goals, and playmaker Vanessa Capra with 14 goals and a conference second-best 39 points.
If Pasadena gets by Santa Monica, the Lancers will advance to a first round playoff at No. 1 seed Santiago Canyon (19-0-1) on Saturday, Nov. 17. Match time is 2 p.m.
PCC is 3-5 in its playoff history, last winning a playoff in 2001, 2-1 over Rio Hondo.
A complete bracket of the SoCal Regional 2012 playoffs are at the folllowing link:
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Leo 3DS friend Code: 0344 - 9299 - 0936
Rayne: I shall dig around a bit but I can tell you for sure that you must start closer to its roots. Today's hip-hop/rap is basically what Leo said. Start with Doug E. Fresh maybe.
Just do it.
nothing against it actually. just not my taste in music. i just call it crap based on the complexity of the insturments, not the lyric content mind you, because i'm an instrumental type of person.
a lot of it is based on heart beat rythime and such and how to "make people move" to that rythime. which is fine and complex in itself, but i like instruments to convey different types of messages/emotions.
that's why i favor classial, i regard chopin with esteem.
but that's mostly why. i do knwo that lyrics in that sort of music style can be intellectual and complex, but for me, i could read shakespear if i wanted metaphores and other language styles.
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Lol leo.
So Rayne, could I get some sort of feedback? There are a bunch of other styles I can put you onto depending on your tastes and mood.
Just do it.


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Izhmash Open Joint Stock Company (a member of Rosoboronexport and the original equipment manufacturer of AK rifles) apparently emerged as L-1, that is the lowest bidder, in the financial bid assessments, priced as they were between $150 and $160 per piece of the assault rifle. M/s Kintex, it is worth noting, had priced their product between $190 and $200.
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Porter & Sanner Score Twice as Men's Soccer Defeats FIU 4-2
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PRINCETON, N.J. (9/27/13) - Junior Cameron Porter and sophomore Thomas Sanner each scored two goals apiece to lead the Princeton men's soccer team to a 4-2 victory over Florida International on Friday, Sept. 27 on Myslik Field at Robert Stadium.
Porter had a career night, finishing the game with six points as he assisted on both of Sanner's goals in addition to scoring his own two.
It was a rough start for the Tigers who took a 1-0 lead despite being outshot 11-3.
"For the first half FIU was all over us," Princeton head coach Jim Barlow said. "That was the best half against us any team has put on the field and we found a way to survive with a lead. When we were really up against a lot of pressure we didn't buckle. We came so close to giving away a goal but we sustained the pressure and were able to turn it around in the second half. I thought the start of the second half was really good. The second goal was really important and I thought after we got that we settled in and had a really good second half."
The Tigers scored twice in the first seven minutes of the second half and added the fourth in the 72nd minute. FIU scored its two goals in the game's final four minutes.
Senior Billy McGuinness got the offense started out on the right foot in the 23rd minute when he cleared the ball to the midfield where it was collected by sophomore Brendan McSherry. McSherry sent a perfect through ball to Porter who finished off the goal.
Princeton took a 3-0 lead with goals in the 51st and 53rd minutes. On the team's second goal, senior Chris Benedict fought for the ball in front of the Princeton bench and was able to push it ahead to Porter near the corner flag. Porter saw Sanner open in front of the goal and dished it off to Sanner who one-timed it past keeper Daniel Mion.
It was a near identical play two minutes later when Porter came in on the right side and but this time released a shot that was stopped by Mion. The rebound came out to the feet of Sanner and he knocked it in.
Sophomore Andrew Doar helped set up the Tigers' fourth goal in the 72nd minute when he crossed the ball to the right side for Porter. Porter dribbled by his defender and fired through traffic and into the far corner.
Subsitutions would come fast and furious in the next 10 minutes as senior Andrew Menendez, junior Samuel Suskind, sophomore John Kendall, and freshmen Patrick Barba, Vikram Pothuri, and Mark Romanowski all saw action on the pitch for the first time this season.
FIU was able to break the potentional shutout with a goal in the 88th minute when Nicholas Midttun found Luis Betancur for the goal just five minutes after he had checked into the game. Quentin Albrecht who led his team with seven shots assisted on the final goal with 9.9 seconds left as he passed to Roberto Alterio who had a header for the score.
The Panthers had a 15-14 lead in shots after an 11-4 edge by the Tigers in the second half. Both teams took two corner kicks apiece.
Mion finished the game with three saves and is now 1-1 on the season.
Senior Seth MacMillan made four stops as he and the Tigers improve to 2-4 on the season.
Princeton hosts FGCU on Sunday, Sept. 29 in an ESPNU game at 4:05 p.m. The first fans in the door will receive a Princeton Tiger soccer bobblehead, courtest of Princeton Dining Services.s


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Angelsnake What a great idea! I had ordered these for my daughters (twins, age six at the time) and they loved writing secret messages to each other. The pens work great, ink always works and the light at the end of the pen is an LED style bulb which gives a good-sized, circle of light to view the message. It isn't necessary to be in a darkened room to view the messages, as the light is strong enough, but the effect is more exciting and moody to clamor off to a dark room with the pen and secret to decode. For my girls' seven year birthday I decided upon a spy theme. So I ordered another dozen of these pens for my daughters and their party guests to discern "Top Secret" clues to the "stolen" candy box. It was a hit and a perfect addition to the grab boxes at the end of the party. One issue I had with the dozen, is that one of the pens had a weak light. We kept this for ourselves and set out to the local World Market to pick up a replacement set (they're sold in pairs). It worked fine. So really, one in 16 was a little off. I would buy again, as it's a fun idea that works great. The ink doesn't smear, it writes like a ball point ( a possible concern with children), and the pens come with caps that keep them usable for month and months. June 25, 2013
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You're a versatile guy - you like to be able to surf one day and skate the next. This Longport long sleeve button-up from O'Neill is a total must-have for a guy like you. It features a tonal herringbone fabric, a removable hood, O'Neill embroidery on the back, and two chest pockets with a woven brand tag. When you want to dress up, remove the hood and when you want to chill, you can put it back on and sport a rockin' look.
- 70% Cotton/30% Polyester
- Full button shirt
- Imported
- Quality embroidery
- Removable hood
- Two chest pockets
- Woven branding tag on chest pocket
- Long sleeve
- Imported
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We've reimagined the traditional airport layout to bring you a more open space for the check-in area which lets you breeze through the airport. By replacing the standard walls of kiosks with free-standing kiosks and check-in podiums, our Agents can better serve you by providing a more personalized experience, allowing you to quickly get on your way to security. Prefer to do it yourself? The new layout also features individual kiosks where you can print your boarding pass, tag your own bags, drop them off and head on your way.
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We also know that a lot can change while you're at the gate. That's why our new airport design features gate-side kiosks, where you can print off a new boarding pass if you're flying standby, your upgrade clears, or your flight status changes for any reason. Have a lot of time before your flight? You can purchase a one-day Admirals Club® pass at our gate-side kiosk, or add on Group 1 Boarding if you want to get on the plane faster.
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (gates A8 – A14) is the first location to complete this airport redesign. Because we know the airport is an important part of your travel journey, we'll continue to redesign some of our busiest airports in the near future.