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ZF-6811: Zend Application - Merge Config Should Overwrite ini With Array Data?
I believe it would be more useful if the config options from an ini file (if specified in the 'config' option) were overwritten by any configuration options supplied as part of the options array in the Zend_Application constructor (i.e. array('resources' => array('option' => 'value'))).
I think the function setOptions(array $options) on line 117 of Zend/Application.php should be altered. Changing it from:
{quote}$options = $this->mergeOptions($options, $this->_loadConfig($options['config']));{quote} to: {quote}$options = $this->mergeOptions($this->_loadConfig($options['config']), $options);{quote}
I believe the case is stronger to overwrite ini data via the constructor call than it would be in reverse.
Using the following code: {quote} application.ini: resources.frontController.defaultModule = "content"
index.php: $application = new Zend_Application(APPLICATION_ENV, array( 'config' => ROOT_PATH . 'application/config/bootstrap/application.ini', 'resources' => array( 'frontController' => array( 'defaultModule' => 'admin' ) ) )); {quote} Causes the defaultModule to be content. I would like the outcome to make the defaultModule admin as specified in the array and not the ini file.
This appears to have been done in 1.8.2 sorry for not finding the original bug report.
I seem to have jumped the gun a little here and the issue hasn't been resolved in 1.8.2. Can you reset this issue to unresolved?
I agree, I am writing a cron portion of a site I'm working on and would like to use the original application config, which has:
bootstrap.path = APPLICATION_PATH "/Bootstrap.php" bootstrap.class = "Bootstrap"
I would like to update that to my cron bootstrap.php file, through the option settings
This is a patch file to fix the issue, I have never done this before so I don't know the correct way of doing it. It's the patch I use for my local copies of the Framework.
I would really like to see this fixed.
This has been checked into the trunk.
After talking with Matthew about this issue it will not be made available in the 1.9.x cycle as it changes the behavior slightly.
It will be included in the 1.10 release.
I'd vote for this to enter the 1.9.x cycle. I'm slightly confused on Matthew's stance, because he seems to be endorsing the new behavior in the last example on his article: http://weierophinney.net/matthew/archives/…
(Overriding a .ini config with array data).
I agree, there is a BC break but that BC doesn't work to start with!, considering you can't actually over write anything unless it's not been set in the first place!
Still I'm happy to have it fixed eventually and to stop having to patch my files.


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On December 15, 1921, Albert James Freed – the man who famously christened a radical new form of music as "rock 'n' roll" - was born near Johnston, Pennsylvania. Moving to Salem, Ohio, with his family at age 12, Alan (as he was better known) Freed spent his formative years in the Buckeye State, eventually attending Ohio State, where the campus radio station piqued a fascination with radio that would stay with him through all his days. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986.
By the early 1950s, Freed had settled in to a new DJ position in Cleveland, playing R&B records during a segment sponsored by friend and local record shop owner Leo Mintz, whose inner city store, Record Rendezvous, was selling many records by burgeoning R&B artists. "I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1950, '51, '52," said noted DJ and rock and roll historian Norm N. Nite during the first Hall of Fame Inductions in 1986. "I listened to Alan Freed playing those records on the Moondog show. I knew at that particular time that it was something special that was going on." It was during this time that Freed first started using the phrase "rock n' roll" to describe the uptempo R&B music he was playing – and the new offshoot of pop music it inspired – on Cleveland radio. The response to the new music was great, and the inaugural "Moondog Coronation Ball" on March 21, 1952 sold-out the 10,000-person capacity Cleveland Arena – and another 20,000 people arrived on the day of the concert, forcing the concert's cancellation.
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"The hot show in New York in those days - the two hot shows - were Willie and Ray - Willie Bryant and Ray Carroll, and the Symphony Sid Show [with Sid Torin]. When they heard that Alan Freed was coming, the panic was on. He took New York by storm and took the country by storm. His all-star rock shows at the Brooklyn Paramount are now legend."
Nite's Induction speech echoed Ertegun's reverence for Freed: "From that period of 1954 to 1959, with the stage shows, with the motion pictures, with the various things that he had to do to contribute and help so many black artists and performers really get their real due recognition, he did an awful lot for the industry. [Freed was] the man who took the phrase rock and roll, popularized it and made it what it is today."
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OK. I hope you guys have good celebrity recognition skills! Here's the deal. I have "morphed"
the faces of some famous people together to create new celebrity faces you have never seen before. Your job is to identify the two famous individuals that make up the new morphed celebrity. There are 12 of them. You have to get them all correct to win the grand prize. Now here are some hints:
1) Two of the morphs are a male/ female combination
2) One of the morphs is of me and a celebrity.
You should know, or could easily find the names of all of these famous people. This contest will go on for 1 week, so till Nov. 24th at noon. You can leave a comment here, but DO NOT leave a comment with your answers, as this may give hints to others. Email me the answers instead.
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Please leave me with your Blog address in your email, and put a little post in your blog about this contest with a link to my blog. I will be checking your blog for a link- so make sure you don't forget!
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OK. I hope you guys have good celebrity recognition skills! Here's the deal. I have "morphed"
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11 comments:
- Fran said...
Now that's tough!!
I've got 2 but it maybe the only 2 I get.
Goodluck to all
- November 17, 2008 at 2:35 PM
- jt said...
Very fun, I've got a link on my blog...thanks!
- November 17, 2008 at 7:59 PM
- The Zeediks said...
So fun! Let's get the first guy on the big screens! So hot. I'll be submitting my guesses shortly
- November 17, 2008 at 9:28 PM
- Angela said...
that was fun :) i don't have a blog :( but my answers are in!!! good luck everyone!
- November 18, 2008 at 5:18 AM
- Abbie S-Dyer said...
heh heh....i think i got this one in the bag.....i sure do know my celebrities--avid people and us reader here. i'll be sending you an email with my final answers lila!
- November 18, 2008 at 8:33 AM
- Chelsea said...
This is Hilarious!!!
- November 18, 2008 at 9:16 AM
- Rebecca said...
I just emailed my answers, now I'll set up a link. thanks!
- November 18, 2008 at 5:41 PM
- Lula Bee Boutique said...
This is so freaky weird... I can get one person in most of em, but not 2. But I am not a big celebrity person either. Can't wait to see the answers!
- November 18, 2008 at 7:35 PM
- Luvkids334 said...
Holy moly, a couple of those really had me stumped for a while, but I believe I have them all figured out ;-)
Great contest, a lot of fun and awesome prizes.
Keeping all fingers and toes crossed.;-)
Thanks for hosting this.
Off to email and blog about you / this ;-)
- November 19, 2008 at 6:56 AM
- manoucarre said...
That is not easy at all, I hope you have chosen only international actors, otherwise I'll have no chance at all!!
- November 19, 2008 at 10:12 AM
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By JOHN NADEL
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LOS ANGELES - UCLA's starting quarterback at Washington State could be any of three players, and coach Bob Toledo has added to the intrigue by saying he won't make a decision until Saturday.
Cory Paus, who started the Bruins' first seven games and has been the first-stringer most of the last three years when healthy, sprained his right thumb late in the first half of a 38-28 loss at Stanford last weekend.
Backup Scott McEwan was impressive in the second half in relief of Paus until spraining his right ankle in the late going.
That leaves third-stringer Ryan McCann, who led UCLA to victories over Alabama and Michigan last season, as the healthiest option at mid-week.
"All three are practicing in one way or another," school spokesman Marc Dellins said Wednesday.
Paus' thumb was so swollen he couldn't hold a football Monday, but felt better Tuesday and was able to throw in practice.
"It hurts, but it felt all right," he said. "It's getting better."
McEwan said his ankle is improved, too.
"You see him run around, but he's not healthy," Toledo said. "He's better and Paus is better, but not good enough to play."
Of course, that could change Saturday.
The ninth-ranked Bruins (6-1, 3-1 Pac-10) were not planning to conduct a walk-through at Washington State the day before the game, but Toledo scheduled one to give him a final opportunity to evaluate his quarterbacks.
"I'm not going to make a decision until game time," he said. "There's no need to make a fast decision. I want Washington State preparing for three different guys."
Paus has completed 73 of 138 passes for 1,267 yards and eight touchdowns with only one interception this season, but was just 5-of-16 for 105 yards at Stanford.
McEwan hit on 15 of 24 for 221 yards and two touchdowns in the second half at Stanford as UCLA rallied from a 31-7 deficit early in the third quarter to draw within three points before the Cardinal scored a late insurance TD.
McCann, who played the final series at Stanford, has been third string since having shoulder surgery a year ago and missing spring practice.
No. 16 Washington State (7-1, 4-1) also lost its first game of the season last weekend, being beaten 24-17 by No. 8 Oregon.
"The winner of this game is still going to be in the race," Toledo said. "The loser is out."


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Regions Bank will become the first in our area to charges customers a monthly fee for using their debit cards. But regions won't be the last.
Beginning next month regions will begin charging all basic checking account customers a flat 4-dollar a month fee for debit card transactions. Suntrust, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and others are experimenting with similar charges in limited markets.
The banks claim they have to make up for money they lost when congress passed new legislation earlier this year. It allowed the Federal Reserve to reduce the amount banks can charge merchants for accepting debit and credit card transactions.
Mel Campbell of Regions Financial Corp. says Regions will offer other checking account programs that do not include debit card fees. "Consumers enjoy the convenience of using a debit card to make payments and we encourage our customers to talk with their banker about which account best fits their needs."
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May is Bike to Work Month! Our World Bicycle Relief bar will help you and others get there on two wheels. Theo has partnered with World Bicycle Relief to create a bar that supports WBR's mission to transform individuals and communities through the power of bicycles.
The bar features our award-winning 70% dark chocolate and a pinch of sea salt. Proceeds from the sale of each bar will help provide students, health care workers, and entrepreneurs in rural Africa with specially designed, locally assembled WBR bicycles. With over 125,000 bicycles in the field and more than 800 field mechanics trained, WBR is changing lives across Africa. Compared to walking, bicycles improve access to education, healthcare and economic opportunity by increasing carrying capacity and accessible travel distance while decreasing the time it takes to commute to and from schools, clinics and markets.
WBR's Bicycles for Educational Empowerment Program (BEEP) makes it possible for students (primarily girls due to their unique challenges accessing education) to complete their education and build a better life for themselves, their families, and their communities in Zambia and Zimbabwe. By using bicycles to cut their commute times, students increase their capacity to learn. Since BEEP's launch, school attendance is up 25% and test scores are up close to 40%. This year, Theo is partnering with WBR to provide bicycles for the Chipapa Primary School in Kafue, Zambia, where the average student commutes 10 kilometers each day. To learn how World Bicycle Relief impacts the lives of students, check out the video below:
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Chicken tenders are nicely seasoned with tantalizing lemon and thyme flavor in this recipe from Shona Germino of Casa Grande, Arizona. "I like to serve it with brown rice," she says.
- 1 pound chicken tenderloins
- 1/4 cup chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons butter, cubed
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel
- 2 large garlic cloves, peeled and sliced
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon white pepper
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley or 2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh thyme or 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 2 teaspoons cold water
- Hot cooked rice, optional
- In a 1-1/2-qt. slow cooker, combine the first eight ingredients. Cover and cook on low for 2-1/2 hours. Add parsley and thyme; cover and cook 30 minutes longer or until chicken is no longer pink.
- Remove chicken to a serving plate and keep warm. Transfer juices to a small saucepan. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; add to juices. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with chicken and rice if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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In case you are wondering, Iowa State hasn't sported Gold uniforms since the 2005-06 season. #cyclones
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Another quick fact. This is the first time ISU had jerseys with "Cyclones" on the front instead of "Iowa State" since the 1985-86 season.
They look awesome!
Here's hoping to a two W day.
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Lots of "since 2005-2006" stuff going on today. This may be shaping up to be a very fun day.
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TUCSON - The Niya Butts Radio Show, featuring the head coach of the University of Arizona Wildcat women's basketball team, will be held at Tucson's Rincon Market every Monday night, January 16 through February 27. The show will start at 6 p.m. MT and can be heard on KTUC AM 1400.
Hosted by Derrick Palmer, the voice of Wildcat women's basketball, Butts will spend the 6-7 p.m. hour talking Wildcat, Pac-12 and national women's basketball while providing in-depth insight to the Arizona team and coaching staff and upcoming opponents.
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Psych Club participates in mental health awareness walk
The Psychological Association of Penn State Greater Allegheny ("Psych Club") took part part Sunday October 13 in the 2013 NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Walk of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
According to the page created by the Psych Club, "we are students from PSUGA who are interested in learning about the effects of mental illness, in raising awareness of mental illness, and raising money for those suffering from mental illness."
The students were joined in the walk by club adviser, Elizabeth Mazur, associate professor of psychology.
NAMI has as one of its goals advocacy "for access to services, treatment, supports and research" for those impacted by mental illness (www.nami.org).
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When your child is critically ill, you want to know that everything possible is being done to help him or her. It is sometimes necessary for these patients to be transported from local and regional referring hospitals to facilities with highly specialized resources. Our Critical Care Transport Team uses a specially designed mobile intensive care ambulance to transport sick babies and children who need urgent medical care to one of our three neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) or the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) at St. Mary's Hospital.
At Bon Secours, you can rest assured that your infant or child is in good hands — not just inside our state-of-the-art facilities, but on the way here. Our transport ambulance is like a NICU/PICU on wheels. Inside, your child will be cared for by our highly-trained Transport Team, which includes a registered nurse, a respiratory therapist, and an emergency medical technician or paramedic. A type of clinician that specializes in the care of very sick or premature newborns called a neonatologist, a neonatal nurse practitioner, or a pediatric critical care physician (pediatric intensivist) may also be on hand. Together, these dedicated professionals can provide your child with ventilation, oxygen, resuscitation, and other critical services to help them safely reach the hospital.
The Transport Team uses the most up-to-date equipment available, including invasive and noninvasive cardiac and respiratory monitoring, ventilators, and emergency medications, and can administer care from the most basic to the highly advanced with the technology available on our ambulance. Through advanced mobile technology, including web cameras and electronic stethoscopes, the Team functions under the supervision of a pediatric critical care physician who provides feedback and guidance throughout the transport using the latest in telemedicine.
During transport, the Team is available to discuss the child's condition and the current plan of care with the referring hospital and/or physician. Once your child is stabilized, the transport nurse will call you and report on his or her condition and the current plan of care. In preparation for your child's return to the referring hospital, our Transport Coordinator will provide regular updates on his or her progress.
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Jobs come and jobs go as rate of unemployment in county falls
Published: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Friday turned out to be quite an eventful day on the Davidson County job front. Gov. Pat McCrory visited the county to announce Custom Nonwovens, a South Korean company, will locate in Thomasville. Company officials promised 72 new jobs and a $12.8 million investment over the next three years. Brandi Tysinger Temple, owner of Lolly Wolly Doodle, a Lexington success story, confirmed her company has expanded operations into a distribution facility and hired 15 new employees. A $20 million infusion of capital from the Revolution Growth Fund aided in Lolly Wolly Doodle's expansion.
However, all that positive news was somewhat offset by the sudden closing of Tarheel Plastics on U.S. Highway 64 East just outside Lexington. That added 75 employees to the unemployment role, in a sense negating the 72 new jobs Custom Nonwovens will bring. The unexpected closing served as a vivid reminder that the job market remains unstable for many people, even as signs of growth continue to emerge.
The latest unemployment figures for Davidson County also came out last week, and they showed this positive trend. The rate for August fell to 8.7 percent, which is 1.7 percentage points lower than the 10.4 percent in 2012. Employment officials said seasonal hiring is beginning to ramp up, which helps lower the rate. But what's needed in the long term to make the rate continue to fall to a more acceptable level will be long-term positions.
The decisions from Custom Nonwovens and Lolly Wolly Doodle show how job creation continues to occur on two fronts. Economic development officials must go after new manufacturers that will move from other locations or set up new facilities in Davidson County. But companies already established that decide to expand oftentimes bring a quicker increase in employment. Small businesses that add a job or two can also add up if enough are hiring workers due to an improving economy.
Both companies also were able to find existing buildings to fit their needs. Custom Nonwovens will move into a building previously used by Automotive Motors on Sunrise Center Drive in Thomasville while Lolly Wolly Doodle took over a building on Hargrave Road that has housed various businesses over the past 40 years. Finding an existing structure allows companies to get up and running quicker, generates more tax value on the property and puts an idle building back into service.
A new industrial park in Linwood could help land new businesses, and both economic development officials and county commissioners continue to move forward on it. But last week's news shows how job growth can occur now, even before a new park comes online.
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Shumpert has been impressive. What a great steal in the draft.
Melo is the man.
Shumpert has been impressive. What a great steal in the draft.
Melo is the man.
Shump is playing with all he's got. Gotta love it. Let's go Knicks! ONE. LAST. PUSH. Let's get it!
Shumpert will forever be the last memory of Donnie Walsh's tenure with the Knicks
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Lol look what JR smith is doing and ppl want to complain about Melo efficient game.
this team has zero offensive flow.
I don't like when we don't get MSG broadcasts.
JR is the main reason the knicks are doing so bad. he's missing assignments, taking bad shots. But Woodson still has him in the game? If anything Fields should of been playing up to now and now that rose is coming in it would of been a good time to put JR in to help trap rose.
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To build a structure as large as the South Wing takes a great team of folks. Behind the scenes are architects, engineers, construction leaders and their crews, subcontractors, vendors, interior and space designers, and patient care leaders, all working together to make the building the best it can be for our patients, families, visitors, and staff. Real planning for the South Wing started in January 2007, with a hardy and somewhat frozen crew who traveled to Denver, Seattle, and Portland to see children's hospitals in those cities.
That crew, which included two architects, two vice-presidents, two nursing administrators, and yours truly, set out from Little Rock on a relatively chilly but above-freezing day. We landed in Denver, which had about 8" of snow on the ground and snow drifts several feet tall. It was 4 degrees. As in FOUR, like below FIVE, and like way-below freezing. We thought we were going to become icicles before we left the airport.
After waiting on our bags for an hour (it was ski season, of course so the place was packed), we stood outside for what seemed like three or four days, waiting on a cab to the airport. One of us thought he had misplaced his backpack, only to discover it was on his back. What can I say, our brains were frozen! As all seven of us were huddled together, we watched in complete amazement as a girl walked by in cropped pants and flip-flops, in the snow. One of the nurses said, "That girl is going to lose a toe!". It was so cold that I think all of us slept with our coats on that night. I'd given just about anything for an electric blanket.
The next morning, we went to see the amazing Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora, which was under construction at the time. It was so cool, and although one of us (who will go unnamed) slipped on the ice in his somewhat dress shoes, we made it through the tour without further incident.
From the hospital tour, we started developing ideas about the South Wing, including the large, inviting and open clinic waiting space, the large open atrium, and the inpatient room restroom tublets. The other features are probably pretty simple to figure out, but a tublet - what in the world is that, you ask? Well, it's a really cute little bathtub just perfect for a 3-year old to use to avoid the "scary" shower. I know my son, who is now 21, hated to take a shower when he was three, so this feature is included for our patients in our new Hematology-Oncology and Infant-Toddler Units in the South Wing. It's one of my favorite features in the inpatient units.
After we left Denver, we traveled to Seattle, where we found how greatly artwork and colors can impact a space and make a huge difference in the feelings you get when you walk into the space. We also discovered a really cool folding chair, parent settee/bench, and exam room layout that we used in our South Wing design concepts. Unfortunately, in Portland, we were stuck at our hotel because of snow. It was very beautiful but still very cold!
All in all, between January 2007 and November 2007, we visited 13 different hospitals across the country from Philadelphia to Atlanta to Chicago to Seattle. We brought back many concepts that we were able to use, and we have incorporated some of those into the South Wing. Good design always entails using what works, tweaking it to make it even better for your own situation or need. We, like our fellow children's hospitals across the nation, have a network of facilities design, construction, and maintenance professionals who share our successes so that we can all do great things for the patients served in our facilities.
One of my favorite pictures is from our Madison trip. It's of our principal architect, Kent, sitting in a "big chair" we found on our travels in downtown Madison. It shows a bit of the fun we've had while designing the newest addition to the ACH campus - enjoy!
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The Democratic legislator hopes gun owners will surrender the weapons
By DOUGLAS BURNS
, Staff Writer
Rep. Dan Muhlbauer
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State Rep. Dan Muhlbauer, D-Manilla, says Iowa lawmakers should ban semi-automatic guns and "start taking them" from owners who refuse to surrender any illegal firearms through a buy-back program.
In an interview, a fiery Muhlbauer said it is time to act with "radical changes" on gun laws and other issues to protect schoolchildren from shooting sprees like the one last week in Newtown, Conn.
"We cannot have big guns out here as far as the big guns that are out here, the semi-automatics and all of them," Muhlbauer said. "We can't have those running around out here. Those are not hunting weapons."
He added, "We should ban those in Iowa."
Muhlbauer, who did not list the specific weapons he wants outlawed in The Daily Times Herald interview, said he would like to see the ban implemented in a retroactive fashion.
"Even if you have them, I think we need to start taking them," Muhlbauer said. "We can't have those out there. Because if they're out there they're just going to get circulated around to the wrong people. Those guns should not be in the public's hands. There are just too big of guns."
If such a ban were implemented, Muhlbauer suggested a voluntary buy-back plan. But he would go further if needed.
"If we find them on the street, there's going to have to be some sort of penalty for them," Muhlbauer said. "We just don't need "em out there."
Templeton Mayor Ken Behrens, a Republican, said Muhlbauer's proposal smacks of an overreach that is out of touch with Carroll County.
"I would hate to see a law where it would be mandated that somebody start taking guns," Behrens said. "I don't think that would go over well."
Muhlbauer said the state also should eye more careful screening of who enters schools, government buildings and other facilities. He also suggested consideration of steel doors to prevent entry to classrooms by gunmen. Metal detectors or armed guards at schools may be legitimate options as well, he said.
"We have not done enough in the past, and this is running away from us," Muhlbauer said. "We can't have this anymore."
Muhlbauer, a cattleman and farmer, owns three guns - a .410 shotgun, a .22 rifle and a .22 pistol.
He does some pheasant hunting and skeet shooting with the guns.
Muhlbauer said flatly that he's not frightened politically by the National Rifle Association or the Iowa Gun Owners.
"As you know, the last couple of years I've been fighting against them," Muhlbauer said. "I have told them time and time again, "You guys are wanting the gun laws so loose that that pendulum is going to swing back and it's going to bite you.' And that's just what we don't to see happen now. We want to put in stricter rules with common sense. I don't want to have the gun laws slung back so far that we start taking guns away and start limiting them to where people cannot enjoy guns, those that want to have it. And that's what I'm afraid, if we keep having these incidents happen, is what's going to happen."
Muhlbauer said promoting tough gun laws and protecting children in schools are important enough to lose an election advocating.
"We're talking people's lives," Muhlbauer said. "You want to start losing children's lives and adult lives over a gun issue because the NRA thinks we're stepping on somebody's toes?"
Muhlbauer said a constituent approached him and suggested that the government place a chip in every gun that would ignite sensors should those guns cross into secure areas like school zones.
"I think that's carrying it too far," Muhlbauer said.
But he said the response to the school shootings has to amount to more than legislative tinkering.
"With all these shootings going on we have to start making radical changes and radical choices from what we've done in the past," Muhlbauer said.
Muhlbauer's views on guns differ dramatically from those of another rural western Iowa politician, U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Kiron.
"We hunt, we target shoot, we do self-defense," King said this fall in a 4th District congressional debate at Christ Church on the Northwestern College campus in Orange City. "Those three with guns that are Second Amendment guarantees, those aren't the reasons why we have the Second Amendment. They're the benefits we get from the Second Amendment. The reason we have the Second Amendment is to guard against tyranny because our Founding Fathers understood that if you did not have an armed populace, a tyrant could take over America so we have a responsibility not just to defend the Second Amendment in words, but do so in deed by hunting and target practicing and also self-defense."
King said in that debate with Democrat Christie Vilsack that his household is armed with an AR-15 semi-automatic gun that is effective in dealing with coyotes.
"I think he's getting a little ridiculous," Muhlbauer said. "We don't need these big of guns out there to take care of coyotes. You don't need that big of a gun to shoot a coyote with. Actually, we have a lot of people that go after them, and they trap "em."
In coming months, Muhlbauer said, he will work to unite rural and urban legislators on efforts to prevent school shooting sprees and other violence.
Mental health must be up to date and not full of loopholes, he said. Muhlbauer also identified violent video games as a concern.
"We've got these video games out here for these little kids," he said. "Maybe it's time we start pulling them away. They're playing some really nasty games on there that are shoot-"em-up. Evidently our culture is pointing toward this."
Muhlbauer said he doesn't know how the Legislature would go about prohibiting children from playing video games he finds objectionable.
"As parents, they're going to have start watching what their kids are doing more closely," he said.
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Enjoy your forced retirement, Dan Muhlbauer. The voters of Iowa are going to keep our guns, including those scary black army-style ones that make you fill your diapers.
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James O'Donnell
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Two term Iowa House District 12 Representative Dan Muhlbauer was beat 54-46% by political newcomer Brian Best in this important western Iowa statehouse race. Muhlbauer came out and wanted to ban all semi-automatics. Muhlbauer is retired from politics.
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Carroll Gun Voter
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John Cook, if you want my guns confiscated, come and try to take them yourself.
Stop hiding and expecting the government to do your dirty work.
"Molon Lave!" as the Greeks said, you cowardly punk.
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Sean Douglas
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Let amend the Constitution and allow rifles for hunting, shotguns for skeet and revolvers for home defense and Russian roulette. The rest can be melted down and turned into plowshares. The imagination will still be free.
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Johnathan Jorde
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KenC - Hitler did not take guns away for the people. In fact, he drafted them into the army and handed them machine guns. Hitler came to power by popular support, not because people didn't have guns. Pull back a little calling people ignorant.
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Tom Ganoe
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Yes Mr Cook many of us do have misconceptions on what protections the Second Amendment provides.
Firstly, in your original post you spoke of hunting, varminting, and hunters not needing semi-automatic weapons.
The second Amendment does not protect hunitng. And the Supreme Court you refer to has even specifically limited the protections to those arms suitable for militia use and (in another decision that may have attempted to change the test from militia use to)- in the common use for lawful purposes. (See: District of Columbia v. Heller 554 US 570 (2008) and United States v. Miller 307 US 174 (1939) as cases on point among others.)
This means that in a comparison of the AR-15 and an over-under shotgun. the AR-15 is more likely to be protected than the hunting shotgun.
Further you'll find if you go the FBI webpage here: http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2011/crime-in-the-u.s.-2011/tables/table-20 And add it to the US Census data of 2011, And plub in the missing Alabama data from here- http://www.acjic.alabama.gov/cia/2011_cia.pdf
And then dividing states by their gun laws-
Restrictions like Assault Weapon bans, Magazine limitations, and May Issue vs Shall Issue concealed carry laws.
You'll find that the top 6 homicide states/jurisdictions are (numbers are per 100,000 inhabitants)
1. D.C. (AWB, handgun, carry etc ban) @ 12.4
2 Louisiana (permissive gun laws @ 8.78
3. Alabama (restirctive May Issue)
4. South Carolina (Permissive May Issue) @ 4.772
5. Maryland (restrictive) 4.658
Rounding out more of the top 10 are more of the Southern states that are more permissive in their gun laws, and a couple more Northern ones with restrictive laws.
I can't tell you what point Iowa is at, but I can tell you it's pretty near the bottom, at 0.620. The only states on the list lower are New Hampshire and Rhode Island
If you take all the states listed in the FBI report, the US averages 2.77 homicides per 100,000 people. The states that are permissive in their gun laws average 2.677 per 100,000. Those that restrict with an AWB are up to 2.939. Those states with either an AWB or restrictive May issue laws (or both) are at 2.946 while those with neither are down to 2.663.
So what all does this show? It shows that the South is undergoing an epidemic that does not respond to gun laws in either direction. Permissive laws don't help, nor to bans and restrictions.
That those states (the majority of them) that don't restrict gun ownership can absorb that epidemic and still have a lower incidence rate than those states that have allegedly solved their problem with restrictive laws.
Those who live in fear of gun violence are depriving themselves of their Declaration "rights" . There were 323 rifle homicides reported to the FBI in 2011. There were about 312 million people. Sounds awfully close to one in a million doesn't it? Especially when you realize that's ALL rifles... the bolt action hunter, and the AR-15 style.
Doing the division:
Being shot by a rifle: 1 in 965944.
Electrocuted 1:5000
Plane Crash 1:20000
Legal Execution 1:58618
Tornado 1:60,000
In fact your chances of being hit and killed by an Asteroid appears to be about half your chances of being shot and killed by a rifle... at 1 in 500,000
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D FArris - Thanks for reading my comment (way down #2 in this thread). I have not suggested that we need to repeal the Second Amendment. The only problem with the 2nd is that some people have misconceptions about what it really guarantees. The courts have found a variety of gun control laws constitutional for decades.
Regarding "Natural Rights:" I certainly support natural rights as stated by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence, the right to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. Uncontrolled gun violence is a direct threat to those rights, clearly for those killed or wounded, but also for their families and friends. Those who live in fear because of gun violence are also deprived of their natural rights. In order to live in a civilized society, we must abide by a social contract (including laws) that protects the rights of others.
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John Cook
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I did not read all the comments but I did read John Cook's.
John, What part of Natural Rights do you not understand. If you take the 2nd amendment out then we can take the one that gives Black people or Women the Vote.
I think we should have a ban on morons giving their opinion in public.
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D FArris
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While I respect your right to have and give an opinion, it is sad when someone takes a tragedy such as what happened and without serious thought toward the consequences of their actions proposes confiscation of our citizens firearms. I personally support the constitution and wonder if you have read the second amendment from beginning to end and understand why our founding fathers had the foresight to include it in our Constitution.
Something does need to be done, but taking away guns is not the answer.
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Forget emailing, or maybe in addition to. Start a recall petition and get this "man" out of office before he can do any real damage. I am ashamed to be called an Iowan standing next to this guy. HE NEEDS TO GO NOW!
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Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2015
|Summitted Big Basin Peak the day before, wanted something easier and this hit the spot. Great views, gorgeous lakes, fun little scramble at the top. I did have to carry a small dog down from the lake but she was adorable. Can't be mad about it.
The tower thing had fallen down from what I saw, it was a pile of wood and barbed wire.
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|nice short outing
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2014
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|Posted Sep 25, 2014 11:43 pm
|First 10k
Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2013
|First peak over 10K for me and it was so beautiful. So lucky to have moved to a beautiful place and have a BF that takes to these great places.
|Posted May 27, 2014 5:24 pm
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Date Climbed: Jun 22, 2013
|Hiked in and camped at the upper lake. Had a pretty good snow flurry on the first day of summer. Climbed the peak the next day. First big peak for my GF and our dog. Great views, no goats. It felt closer to 8 miles round trip, as opposed to the 6.5 stated.
|Posted Jun 23, 2013 1:51 pm
|Saw this log and...
Date Climbed: Aug 9, 1979
|had to sign it, even though I climbed it when I was a little kid.
Don't remember seeing any goats, though. ;)
|Posted Oct 24, 2011 9:24 pm
|With the Boys
Date Climbed: Aug 4, 2008
|Over nighter and summitted with John and his friend and Dad the next day. Saw Goats.
|Posted Dec 18, 2010 2:16 pm
|Fun Peak
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2009
|Took my scout troop to Norton Lakes for an outing and we climbed the peak. Everyone had lots of fun and the view from the top was amazing! We also saw 2 or three goats. (One might have been a repeat sighting.)
|Posted Aug 22, 2009 5:26 pm
|south ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 27, 2008
|Hike-a-biked to Norton Lakes. After scrambling up the SE Ridge of the peak just west of Lower Norton Lake (can't find if it is named, it is just over 9700 feet high), came back down and found the trail to Norton. Didn't see any goats all day. A fun hike/scramble. Total time C 2 C was just under 5 hours. Ride down from the lake was 15 minutes. Fun day.
|Posted Sep 30, 2008 1:08 pm
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 5, 2008
|Camped at Upper Norton Lake, got up the next morning and climbed up the switchbacks to the South Ridge. We had a marvelous day; the wind was blowing hard on the summit. Matt scratched the USGS Marker with a pencil so we he had a nice imprint of it... NO Goats (are only disappointment).
|Posted Jul 7, 2008 12:50 am
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Nov 3, 2007
|Climbed with my daughter on a windless, cloudless day. Quite the scenery!
|Posted Nov 4, 2007 6:48 pm
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2006
|Very Nice Climb. Great September day in the Smokeys.
|Posted Oct 30, 2006 4:23 pm
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|Family Summit
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2006
|Took the trail up from Norton Lakes to the saddle. Hiked up the ridge to the peak from there. Beautiful day. 6 of us made it to the summit, including a 9-month-old and a 18-month-old, who both rode in kid carrier backpacks. Hopefully someday they will come back to these peaks under their own power. Great summit views.
|Posted Aug 15, 2006 9:39 pm
|Scrambling Man
|South Ridge
Date Climbed: Jul 26, 2005
|Hiked in from Prarie Creeks' TH to Miner Lake. Took the trail to the saddle and then climbed the ridge to the top. My camera broke on the summit. Great views of Boulders, Pioneers, White Clouds (mainly Castle Peak).
|Posted Feb 14, 2006 3:57 am
|Route Climbed: south ridge Date Climbed: September 27 2005
|The lower trail to the Norton lakes is a popular destination for Sun Valley-ites. But the view from the top is worth the crowds. You can see the White Clouds, Sawtooths, Boulders and Pioneers. Also, I've never been to this area without spotting at least one mountain goat.
|Posted Jan 3, 2006 12:41 pm
|Route Climbed: South Ridge Date Climbed: October 9th/05
|Climbed through a small snowstorm to break through clouds near the summit and view the freshly fallen snow. I could hear helicopters buzzing in the nearby Sawtooth in the rescue attempt on Thompson Peak.
Then did a long and time consuming traverse to Prarie Creek Peak and returned via Big Lost Lake, great day!
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