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PRINCETON, N.J. (10/6/12) - Sophomore Cameron Porter scored the game-tying goal in the 73rd minute as the Princeton men's soccer team played to a 1-1 draw with No. 19 Brown before an electric crowd at Roberts Stadium.
Both defenses did great jobs as the first shot on goal of the game didn't come until the 33rd minute. That shot would be an easy grab by Princeton goalkeeper Seth MacMillan as the shot by Tariq Akeel was lofted from nearly 45 yards out.
Princeton's best chance of the first half came just a minute later. Porter had a shot blocked and senior Matt Sanner got the ball and hit goalkeeper Sam Kernan-Schloss. Junior Myles McGinley got the rebound but his shot was high.
Brown would get on the board in the 38th minute when Tim Whalen one-timed a punched ball by MacMillan off a corner kick.
The Tigers came out renewed in the second half and outshot the Bears 9-3 in the second session.
Princeton started to come on strong around the 60th minute. Joe Saitta found Porter who fired a shot towards the goal and Matt Sanner used his body to redirect the shot but it went just wide. At that point Princeton had evened Brown in shots 11-11 and had a 4-1 edge in the second, proving to the crowd it was just a matter of time.
It came minutes later in the 73rd when senior Mark Linnville delivered a long throw in into the box. Matt Sanner headed the throw and Porter put it away to the right of Kernan-Schloss. The Tigers had another great offensive effort in the 88th minute when Matt Sanner's headed was followed up by Porter's shot that was stopped on the ground by the goalkeeper.
On the other end of the field MacMillan made a spectacular save on a shot by Ben Maurey. MacMillan cut off the corner at the near post on a point blank shot to keep the game knotted at 1-1.
Brown would get four straight corner kicks in the final two minutes of the game but the Tigers wouldn't let anything come of them as the game went into overtime.
Both teams entered the weekend undefeated in overtime, as Princeton was 1-0 and Brown 2-0-1.
Shots in the two 10-minute overtimes was in Princeton's favor 3-2 while Brown had the only shot on goal. Once again it was Maurey tested MacMillan but MacMillan was up for the challenge preserving the tie in the 103rd minute.
Linnville had two long throw-ins from inside the 18, but the Tigers couldn't repeat the results from earlier in the game as the chances were shots either wide or high.
Princeton finished with a 19-15 edge in shots, while Brown won the corner kick battle 10-5.
MacMillan made three saves for the Tigers, while Kernan-Schloss stopped five.
Princeton moves to 5-3-1 overall and Brown to 8-1-2. Both teams are now 1-0-1 in the Ivy League and are in a two-way tie for second. Cornell picked up a victory tonight over Harvard to take sole possession of first place in the standings, with five games left to play.
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Good news for fish lovers: a British study of several thousand pregnant women has found that the amount of fish they ate had very little effect on the amount of mercury in their blood. In fact, their diet appeared to be responsible for less than 20% of the mercury detected in their blood.
The study suggests that far less mercury comes from what people choose to eat than had previously been thought. In addition, such toxic chemicals pose a greater threat to developing children than they do to adults.
Concerns of possible toxicity from mercury in fish are what prompted the FDA to recommend in 2004 that pregnant women and young children limit their fish consumption to 12 ounces (2 meals) or fewer of fish or shellfish that are low in mercury per week, recommendations that still stand today. But the current study suggests that these guidelines may need to be reviewed.
The Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) — also known as Children of the 90s — is a long-term health research project studying residents of the City of Bristol and the surrounding area, about 120 miles west of London. More than 14,000 women enrolled while pregnant in 1991 and 1992, and the health and development of their children has been followed in great detail ever since.
The mercury portion of the study looked at nearly 4,500 women who had filled out detailed dietary questionnaires and also gave a blood sample while pregnant that was tested for its mercury content. The researchers sought to determine how much eating seafood (fish and shellfish) contributes to blood mercury levels during pregnancy and also how much other foods and drinks contribute. Information was collected on 103 separate food and drink items including white fish, oily fish and shellfish.
By comparing an individual's intake of specific food items to the amount of mercury found in their blood samples, the researchers were able to determine how much each food was contributing to the amount of mercury in the women's blood. The three fish items together (white fish, oily fish and shellfish) accounted for 7% of total blood mercury. The entire 103 food items surveyed accounted for 16.6% percent. Herbal tea was an unexpected dietary source of blood mercury, the highest after oily fish and white fish.
A slightly different statistical analysis changed the findings only a little: fish responsible for 8.75% of blood mercury, diet as a whole responsible for 19.8%.
Where is the rest of the mercury in the blood coming from? That's not clear. People are exposed to mercury from many other sources including dental fillings and as an air and water pollutant.
Mercury waste enters the environment from incineration, the burning of fossil fuels and from some fungicides and pesticides. Some also may come from smoking cigarettes. But little seems to enter our bodies from what we eat and drink.
The authors conclude that advice to pregnant women to limit seafood intake is unlikely to reduce their blood mercury level substantially.
Many studies have suggested that eating fish is good for the health, helping, for example, the heart and the brain. While much interest has focused on the omega-3 fatty acids found in fish, it's still not clear what exactly in fish is responsible, just that eating fish and good health seem to go hand in hand.
But the threat of mercury contamination has made some people reluctant to eat any fish at all, particularly pregnant women. Which is a shame, because many varieties of fish and seafood are very low in mercury. It's mostly the larger fish at the top end of the food chain (shark, swordfish, tilefish, king mackerel) that are high in mercury.


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ZF-2301: Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex::assemble() uses default even when parameter is matched
It seems like default values are being used even when parameters are actually matched from the url. Take the following for example:
$route = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex(
, array('page' => 1) // Defaults
, array(1 => 'page') // Parameter map
, 'itemlist/%d'
$values = $route->match('/itemlist/2');
$url = $route->assemble();
// Expect string(10) "itemlist/2"
$url = $route->assemble(array('page' => 2));
// Expect string(10) "itemlist/2"
Which results in:
array(1) { ["page"]=> string(1) "2" } string(10) "itemlist/1" string(10) "itemlist/2"
This appears to work fine if the parameter map is reversed so that 'page' is the key and '1' is the value.
Good catch, Chris. It may be tricky to get straight, though.
As you already see, ZF supports declaring parameter names in both ways. I would like to keep it that way but I'm afraid we will have to do some magic from the looks of it.
If you already have some working code, then please go ahead and share.
Hey Martel,
I think I've found the issue (it has to do with the way that assemble() merges data from defaults, values and provided data).
If this patch works for you, can I go ahead and commit?
Thanks, Ralph
Looks very good, Ralph. Go ahead and commit. Thanks.
But for the sake of my conscience, please change the last lines of the test. This:
+ // check to make sure that the assembly will return with provided page=2 in the correct place
+ $this->assertEquals('itemlist/2', $route->assemble(array('page' => 2)));
Should be changed into this:
+ // check to make sure that the assembly will return with provided page=2 in the correct place
+ $this->assertEquals('itemlist/3', $route->assemble(array('page' => 3)));
+ // check to make sure that the assembly can reset a single parameter
+ $this->assertEquals('itemlist/1', $route->assemble(array('page' => null)));
First to make sure we don't get a 2 out of URL values, second to make sure parameter is being reset back to default.
fixed in r8470
Keeping open until its merged into 1.5.0 branch.
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ZF-8809: ZF 1.10 unit tests should all pass.
Ensure all unit tests pass.
- Run all DB vendor tests (win/*nix 5.3 & 5.2).
- All platforms ** Custom TestConfiguration.php executes twice
- *nix ** Fix all 64 bit issues. (see attached file)
- On windows: ** Zend_Queue_Adapter_Activemq test hangs suite (win32 5.2.11). ** Zend_View overrunes ob buffer (fatal error) ** More Failures attached
h4. Issues By Component:
h5. Zend_Navigation / Zend_View_Helper_Navigation
Consistently reproduced with phpunit AllTests, but not reproduced with phpunit Zend_View_AllTests.
1) Zend_View_Helper_Navigation_BreadcrumbsTest::testTranslationUsingZendTranslate
Zend_Navigation_Exception: Invalid argument: Unable to determine class to instantiate
h5. Zend_OAuth
Failing tests:
h5. Zend_Pdf
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The expected bug exists. Please verify.
h5. Zend_Search_Lucene
7) Zend_Search_Lucene_SearchTest::testSortingResult
Failed asserting that
Partial fix for non-5.3 issues. Only was running the MySqli and sqlite tests.
Also include adjustments to the tests because many of the tests were being skipped with 'too many connections', so added in the tearDown closing the DB connection.
Had an issue with: Zend_Db_Table_Pdo_MysqlTest::testTableFetchallCanHandleWhereWithParameritizationCharacters Zend_Db_Statement_Exception: SQLSTATE[HY093]: Invalid parameter number: no parameters were bound but it went away when I started looking for it.
This patch still leaves the error: Zend_Db_Adapter_Pdo_SqliteTest::testAdapterAlternateStatement Zend_Db_Statement_Exception: SQLSTATE[HY000]: General error: 1 no such table: zfbugs
tested on Debian Lenny
Hey Michael, known issue, and I will be working on it. Thanks for the heads up!
View_Helper_Currency tests should now pass on trunk and branch.
I am actually not able to reproduce the other issues on Zend_Date/Zend_Validate. And I am missing some informations to reproduce. Your file for Windows-Tests is also stripped.
Note: Is it possible to output the SVN release where unittests have been made from? Because there is no note and some of the mentioned classes like Zend_Validate_Barcode have been undertaken several changes in the last days.
I will attach my todays result for AllTests on Windows (5.2.11) with default installation and default config file in a few minutes
AllTests for r20372 on WinXP, PHP 5.2.11, default installation & configuration


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To oversee and manage the Abuse in Later Life (ALL) Program and coordinate the Collaborative Community Response Team (CCRT). The mission of the ALL Program is to train professionals across disciplines throughout Lexington County on recognizing and responding to elder abuse and engage in a review of systems' responses to incidents of elder abuse.
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*Organize and facilitate CCRT meetings;
*Organize and facilitate ALL Program trainings for law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, and direct service providers, including travel, hotel, and compensation for national experts to conduct local trainings;
*Attend national trainings on elder abuse, neglect;
*Assist the CCRT in creation and implementation of a strategic plan to enhance community response to elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation and services to older victims;
*Promote the agency's services within the community;
*Educate professionals and older adults on mandated reporting, elder abuse, and sexual violence;
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No. 1 Maryland Employs Midgame Rally to Beat No. 9 Field Hockey, 3-1
A pair of quick goals to open the second half were enough to spoil No. 9 Princeton's hopes of handing undefeated No. 1 Maryland its first loss, as the Terrapins (13-0) defeated the Tigers (6-4) 3-1 loss Friday evening in College Park, Md.
The Princeton defense held a strong line deep into the first half, holding the top-ranked Terps scoreless for the first 33 minutes. With halftime looming UM took the ball into the Tiger circle and Jill Witmer picked up her own deflection off Anya Gersoff's pads to send in the go-ahead goal and put Maryland up 1-0 at halftime.
UM carried over the momentum with a pair of immediate second half goals in the 37th and 38th minutes from Emma Rissinger and Witmer, respectively to put Princeton further on its heels.
The Tigers' revived their chances of getting back in the game in the 49th minute off a Maddie Copeland goal.
Despite both sides tallying 10 shots apiece, Princeton was unable to find the back of the net and connect again before the end of regulation.
Princeton held a 5-2 penalty corner advantage, while Gersoff tallied six saves on the defensive end.
Princeton will look to rebound Sunday at Delaware in a 1 p.m. match in Newark, Del.


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ZF-6925: decline Zend_Pdf_PhpArray usage
Zend_Pdf_PhpArray class was designed to give an ability to track PDF array elements updates and to unify access to PDF elements (to eliminate differences between objects and other php types - sending as parameter and assignment "by reference" or "by value"). Automatic PDF elements value updates were declined later because of performance considerations and actual items PDF array collection was aggregated by Zend_Pdf_Element_Array class. This gives an ability to decline Zend_Pdf_PhpArray usage and this may give some PDF processing performance improvement.


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These quick-to-fix treats are a snap to make using a boxed cake mix. The sunny yellow color, big lemon flavor and delightful crunch are sure to bring smiles. —Julia Livingston, Frostproof, Florida
- 1 package lemon cake mix (regular size)
- 1 cup crisp rice cereal
- 1/2 cup butter, melted
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients (dough will be crumbly). Shape into 1-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake 10-12 minutes or until set. Cool 1 minute; remove from pan to a wire rack to cool completely. Yield: about 4 dozen.
Originally published as Lemon Crisp Cookies in Taste of Home June/July 1998, p9
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"Keeping the Dreams Alive" will continue another year through Spin 4 Life that benefits children and families battling caner.
The indoor bike ride will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 2 in the Brinkley Gymnasium at Davidson County Community College. Registrations are due by Feb. 27 with the signed wavier completed.
The cost is $28 per person, which includes light snacks and T-shirts.
Proceeds will go to Carolina Cancer Services, Kisses4Kate and the American Cancer Society.
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Pioglitazone; Rosiglitazone/Rifampin (mono deleted 07/23/2014)
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
When these two medicines are taken together, rifampin may cause your body to process your diabetes medicine more quickly.
What might happen:
A decrease in the beneficial effects of your diabetes medicine may occur.
What you should do about this interaction:
If you experience pale skin, blurred vision, loss of consciousness, increased thirst, increased urination, blurred vision, fatigue, or fast, deep breathing, contact your doctor. It may be necessary for you to check your blood sugar levels more often. Your doctor may need to adjust the dose of your diabetes medicine.Your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
1.Jaakkola T, Backman JT, Neuvonen M, Laitila J, Neuvonen PJ. Effect of rifampicin on the pharmacokinetics of pioglitazone. Br J Clin Pharmacol 2006 Jan;61(1):70-8.
2.Actos (pioglitazone hydrochloride) US prescribing information. Takeda Pharmaceuticals Inc. November, 2013.
3.Niemi M, Backman JT, Neuvonen PJ. Effects of trimethoprim and rifampin on the pharmacokinetics of the cytochrome P450 2C8 substrate rosiglitazone. Clin Pharmacol Ther 2004 Sep;76(3):239-49.
4.Park JY, Kim KA, Kang MH, Kim SL, Shin JG. Effect of rifampin on the pharmacokinetics of rosiglitazone in healthy subjects. Clin Pharmacol Ther 2004 Mar;75(3):157-62.


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Were dinosaurs hot-blooded or cold-blooded? NOTE: The popular term 'hot-blooded' means having an internally maintained average body temperature, which is generally more than that of the surroundings, despite the variation of the temperature outside. And obviously 'cold-blooded' is the opposite of 'hot-blooded'.
This is a question I have often heard and there is no one certain answer to it. There are several scientific hypothesis about the methabolism of dinosaurs, but none of them has been ever proved or completely disproved.
Arts of methabolism
First of all, the term "cold-blooded" and "hot-blooded" are not scientific. In biology the organisms are classified according to how constant their body temperature is:
There is another orthogonal classification, which takes into account the metabolic properties of the organisms:
What do we know about dinosaurs' methabolism?
Unfortunately there is no one living dinosaur, so we can only reason about their methabolism basing upon the fossils (and possible DNA from moskitos trapped into ambers).
One of the most cited works here is the "Dinosaur Fossils Predict Body Temperatures" (link to the free full text), where the authors write:
And exactly here we need the terminology I presented above to understand the findings:


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She didn't believe she was overweight, but she's lost 10 pounds.
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"It's a way of life,'' Rutledge says. "And it's not just a fad.''
The YMCA of Northwest North Carolina currently offers its YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program, a group-based lifestyle intervention, at the Jerry Long and Wilkes Family YMCAs, with sessions at additional branches planned for the future. The program is partly supported by Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. Its goals are to help participants lose 7 percent of their body weight and gradually increase physical activity to 150 minutes per week.
The program is divided into four months of weekly education sessions followed by eight once-a-month maintenance sessions. Participants must be 18 or older, have a body mass index of 25 or higher and be determined as pre-diabetic.
"This is a lifestyle program, not a diet,'' says Meaghan Coale, who has been coach of three of the four classes held at the Jerry Long Family YMCA; five to 15 people participate in each class. "Basically, we give them information for transformation.''
Karen Bartoletti, executive director of the Jerry Long Family YMCA and vice president of health and wellness initiatives for the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina, says the idea is to give people manageable goals in changing their lifestyles.
Participants are encouraged in the weekly classes to discuss their viewpoints on topics that range from nutrition to physical activities to the obstacles they face.
"I am not there to tell anybody what to do,'' Coale says. "As a coach, you give them the plays, you give them the tools, and you give them the information and resources. It's up to them to make it happen in their lives. In the meantime, I'm on the sidelines as one of their biggest fans.''
Rutledge says she decided to join the program because diabetes runs in her family; two of her siblings have diabetes, and her husband, who died a couple of years ago, also was diabetic.
She says the program is helping her to make better choices in what she eats, and also adjust in simple ways so that she gets more activity. Two examples she shares are that she now parks her car further from her destination, forcing her to walk more, and she tries to order first when she is at a restaurant with friends or family, which reduces the temptation of eating something less nutritious.
Rutledge says she hopes to plant healthy vegetables this spring in a community garden plot; gardening is something she did even before she joined the program. Her participation in the YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program is reinforcing the importance of the nutritious vegetables—Swiss chard, lettuce, onions, cucumbers—that she grows.
More than anything, Rutledge says, she hopes her involvement in the program rubs off on her loved ones.
"My son has asked me questions about how to get started,'' she says, "and that was one of my main goals in participating. So this looks like success to me.''
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kcdyer, Thursday October 9, 2008 - 11:45am
Quillblog (the blog face of Canada' Literary magazine Quill & Quire) has a great piece on judging the big literary prizes today -- you can find the clip here -- Quillblog on Booker Judging
But, as we at SiWC (home of four AWESOME and Influential Literary Contest Prizes) know how tough the whole judging thing can be. A few words from a past Booker judge as highlighted in the above posting from Hilary Mantel, a Booker Prize judge in 1990:
I'm glad I was a Booker judge relatively early in my career. It stopped me thinking that literary prizes are about literary value. Even the most correct jury goes in for horse-trading and gamesmanship, and what emerges is a compromise.
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So does this mean the judges have made their decision? If so, congrats to the shortlisted candidates :)
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No Results yet!
Nope...the judges are still pondering! We'll announce the winners on Friday, October 24th at the banquet. Until then...we wait.
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the winners know, don't they?
I thought the winners would be informed on Oct 10. So, not everyone has to wait, do they?
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Not Yet!
Hi Laurie,
No -- the winners do not know yet, because there are no winners yet. The judges are still judging! Shortlisted authors have all been notified. As soon as the winners know, I'll post the info to the blog, but the public will not hear until Friday, October 24th.
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Anonymous replied on Permalink
Yes, but....
If one hasn't been informed that they are on the short-list they can assume they didn't make the cut, correct?
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That's true. Shortlisted
That's true. Shortlisted folks have all been notified.
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The Princeton men's and women's squash teams will complete their 2014 Ivy League seasons this weekend against its Empire State rivals, beginning Friday night at Columbia. Both teams will honor their senior classes Sunday during their noon showdowns against Cornell.
The weekend starts Friday night at 8 pm, as both teams will compete simultaneously against Columbia at the SL Green StreetSquash Center. On Sunday, the teams will compete in a three-shift format at noon against Cornell, and 15 of the 18 individual matches will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network.
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Greg Shelko was the golden boy under Mike Hein and Jared Barr the prior City of Tucson management dream team. The heat started to get turned up on the trio near the end of City Manager Mike Hein's final days. After blowing $225 million with very little to show for their efforts beyond a $820k movie without a museum to play it in and a entire set of plans for a rainbow bridge the State Legislature moved in a new over sight board to supplant the rubber stamp board the City of Tucson was running. Since the new board has been in place we've seen contracts being challenged, financing plans being scrutinized and brakes being put on all over the Rio Nuevo districts. All I can say is that it's about time.
When the Rio Nuevo TIF district is fully analyzed my prediction is someone is going to be indicted.
Shelko says job is done at Rio Nuevo
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Former Rio Nuevo Director Greg Shelko has quit the $100-an-hour Rio Nuevo consulting job he was given last year amid a sea of controversy. He gave the district notice he will end his consulting contract within the next few months.
Shelko, who actually submitted a 90-day contract-termination notice to the Rio Nuevo board two to three weeks ago, wrote that his tasks under the contract – to oversee construction of the $4.3 million new entrance to the Tucson Convention Center and the planning of a new convention center hotel – were nearly complete.
Shelko could not be reached for comment on Wednesday.
The new entrance to the TCC is complete. There are only two items that need to be resolved: a column in the entrance that is off-line by inches and part of the flooring of the entrance, which the Rio Nuevo board said is unacceptable.
The planning of the convention center hotel is nearly complete as well, as Shelko helped oversee the process to get a guaranteed maximum price for the district. The hotel is designed and ready to be constructed if the Rio Nuevo board and the city can agree on some kind of financing package.
Rio Nuevo board Chairwoman Jodi Bain said she's pleased that Shelko recognized his contract was at an end. "I'm pleased that he recognized that in 90 days there's nothing for him to do," she said.
As a city employee, Shelko headed Rio Nuevo during the most critical years of its existence, from 2004 through 2009, a time when the city spent $250 million in tax-increment financing money downtown with little actual development to show for it.
The Legislature seized control of Rio Nuevo last year and appointed a new board to oversee the district.
Shelko's position was written out of the city budget, and he left the city June 30.
The Rio Nuevo board subsequently gave him a $100-an-hour, no-bid consulting contract that wasn't publicly approved until September 2009, but was backdated to pay him starting July 1, the day after he left the city. The former Rio Nuevo board later struck the backdated payments.
Shelko was hired at the request of hotel developer Garfield Traub, who said the project was "in chaos" without him. He was hired mainly because of construction of the new $4.3 million entrance to the Tucson Convention Center, with board members contending the new entrance was urgently needed because it had to be done in time for the Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase in early 2010.
But missing pieces of the building's foundation discovered during construction stalled completion of the new entrance until June. Mayor Bob Walkup later said the new entrance wasn't crucial, despite an earlier full-court press for immediate approval, including the hiring of Shelko.
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Rio Nuevo lawyer Bob Gugino said Rio Nuevo had spent nearly $900,000 tearing down a nearly 100-year-old building and remediating environmental issues to make way for Bourn's development that never happened.
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FELA KUTI'S – The Best Of The Black President is released on Knitting Factory Records today. The impact of Fela Anikulapo Kuti's music in Africa – and worldwide – cannot be overstated. Hailing from Lagos, Nigeria, he was Africa's musical genius, the creator of Afrobeat – a genre combining traditional African highlife, jazz, James Brown funk grooves and latin rhythms into a unique toxic mix that is wholly his own – and a revolutionary. Fela's politically inflammatory songs laid bare the corruption, violence, and greed of the ruling regimes across the Continent and world. Arrested over a hundred times by the Nigerian government, ultimately 1000 soldiers invaded and destroyed the Kalakuta Republic – Fela's living and performing compound that he shared with his 27 wives and his mother – sending nearly all of the inhabitants to the hospital, or worse. Despite the death of his own mother after the siege, Fela never stopped fighting the powers of imperialism, colonialism and racism with – as the legendary Fela Kuti put it – music as his weapon.
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Oh god it can, I didn't even know that.
yea it's gay,,i just weep at the thought of a water pokemon using a fire move,,
Okay, I know close to nothing about pokemon here, but I thought it was clear to everyone that slowbro was also psychic type. That means they can learn lightning and fire elements.
Yeah I have to agree with yomjimbo psychic types tend to have moves from all over the elemental sprectum becuase there magic. Although Alakazam only has:
-shadow ball
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3 of which where introduced in this gen and one which was physical before. Best explaination: Alakazam is a fucking nerd.
Because someone probably told him about it, reason why 78% of us are here
When playing any of the first gen games and someone uses wrap or fire spin on me.
I can't move! Aaaaaaaaaah!
Here's another: Down to your last pokemon, and you run out of PP. That's atleast 20 struggles worth of effort.. no fun I tell ya.
Unless it was intentional like when this guy and I had two level 3 Magikarp's going at it with splash until all we could go was struggle. Then it all depended who had the most speed to win.
or use minimize like 6 times and still get killed by fissure,,
(not annoying for a battle but annoying for someone to do this to a pokemon)
My Pokemon-
Leaf Blade
Giga Drain
Stun spore
Sunny Day
ALL of my brothers pokemon-
All moves are only 5 pp each
torterra's frenzy plant missing against a milotic when i failed to equip myself for the elite 4. I was just trying to get a piano for my villa.
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When the Daleks and the Cybermen tried to join forces, they started to argue over their battle cry, and before I knew it, Gallifrey had blown up.
The Champions last pokemon (Platinum) down to like 20hp and my F-Ing game freezes up!
The most embarrassing thing is I used a master ball on a pikachu. I was only testing it out! And I was a moron then
I like video games:)
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So here's what I've got picked out for mine. It's mostly Silent Cinema, a new line by Jenean Morrison, with some of my favorite stash prints thrown in. I'm using the yellow tone-on-tone print at the bottom instead of a background solid. The Silent Cinema color palette feels so fresh to me right now—I'm loving gray, yellow, and light blue together right now. And I definitely don't have enough of these soft, lighter blues in my stash.
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- Shanna said...
Gorgeous colors!! I never would've put the light blue/yellow/grey together, but it's just beautiful!! I'm quilting along too, can't wait to have it start :o)
- June 3, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Jennifer said...
I love using tone-on-tones instead of a background solid, it adds great interest. I'm not doing this quilt-a-long because I think it's a little too complicated for me, but a few blogs I am following are and I'm looking forward to seeing it.
Also, I think the light blue really freshens up the yellow/gray combo.
- June 3, 2011 at 4:54 PM
- Staci said...
You know, you get me into trouble!
My Supernova quilt is still in pieces, and here I go, jumping into this quilt along. (Hubby had surgery the week after we did the Supernova cutting, and I've never gotten back to it. Maybe if I commit to a block a week, I can get it done along with this quilt along???)
I saw your Silent Cinema in a shop last weekend, and it is even prettier than I thought it would be. You'll have a lovely quilt!
- June 3, 2011 at 5:04 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
I'm in too. Although I haven't completed Supernova yet...
- June 3, 2011 at 5:43 PM
- Kate S. said...
So fun! I haven't decided yet whether to jump in, but am very tempted... love the fabrics you picked out - very subtle!
- June 3, 2011 at 7:08 PM
- Bree said...
I'm going to try to do this too. I really like the fabrics you've chosen, I haven't settled on anything yet. I like your idea to use a subtle print instead of a solid.
- June 3, 2011 at 7:51 PM
- Elizabeth D. said...
I love these fabrics you picked - you supplemented beautifully! I don't have any of this colorway of Silent Cinema, but you're totally making me want some!!!
- June 3, 2011 at 7:56 PM
- merumo said...
I'm also in. Your fabrics look farbulous altogether, especially like the idea of using the tone-on-tone print. I haven't 100% decided with the cordinate solid with my prints yet, but it will be fun to see what everyone else comes up with theirs!!
- June 4, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- Katie B. said...
Yes! I love this line!
- June 4, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- Wandering Minstrel said...
Okay, y'all have convinced me! I've been seeking an excuse to buy some fabric from a particular fabric line, and I think this QAL will make for a cheerful quilt. AND it's over the summer, so really, I have no excuse, right?
- June 4, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- traceyjay said...
it'll be gorgeous. I'm tempted, but think I might resist...
- June 4, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- Tammara said...
Very nice colors. I am having a problem picking mine out. So many to choose from.
- June 4, 2011 at 3:34 PM
- Leila said...
I love the fabrics!
- June 5, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Jenean said...
I can't wait to see how this turns out!
- June 8, 2011 at 11:55 AM


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I have been procrastinating about getting this up, but it is finally up and ready to use.
You all know trainers.evolution-x.info went down a few months back, so I got my hands on the database to bring it back to its former glory, and our former glory (as we used to host it) ..
You can sign in using your forum username, but it doesn't share your cookies from forum to trainer database, so you must sign into both seperately. All files uploaded have to be approved by our mods. You must be logged in to download any files. You can also find a quick-link to the trainer archive on the main site, in the left menu section.
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Libertarian Party of Maine Urges Maine's Libertarian-Minded People to Join FSP
"Imagine what could be done: re-privatize education, re-privatize medicine, re-privatize charity, end drug prohibition … bring back industrial hemp development, self-regulated fisheries, and on …
"I urge all of Maine's Libertarian-minded people to join the FSP."
Fred Staples, Chairman of the LP of Maine, in the Maine Libertarian newsletter.
J. J. Johnson: I Found Myself Totally Obsessed with the FSP
"It began Wednesday morning, when I found myself totally obsessed with the Free State Project … It would be nice – it would be so nice, to have my personal liberty protected by another entity. Perhaps a state; where medical records remain private, where I can keep what I earn, defend myself against a threat – a STATE where I can live FREE."
See the full text here.
J.J. Johnson is Editor of Sierra Times.
Louis James: The FSP Is Too Good to Pass Up
"I think FSP is a TERRIFIC idea. I know a lot of people have botched 'new country' and 'let's take over a county' ideas, but FSP is different. Not only do they have the best plan I've seen for actually making it happen, it's one that doesn't ask people to front a bunch of cash or risk making any moves, until a critical mass has been reached. Even if it's a long shot, the chance of having an example of freedom at work – that 'shining city on the hill' – is too good to pass up."
Louis James was president of the Henry Hazlitt Foundation.
Vin Suprynowicz Is a Signed Member of the FSP
Libertarian author Vin Suprynowicz is a signed member of the FSP, and at a recent convention said,
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To the surfer in Brunswick/Jekyll Island I really need to talk to you. Currently we have no stops in Georgia. You can contact us via phone 321-626-9107 or facebook Son Followers Ministry Cocoa Beach or PM me.
Thanks Wayne
I noticed your question and that is a very good one. The apostle Paul dealt with something parallel in the early church when meats that were used in Pagan ceremonies were sold for cheap in the market afterward. The question came up, should a Christian be denied getting a decent piece of meat at a bargain because of his religious beliefs? The answer, in a nutshell, is no, unless it were to cause someone else to stumble in their beliefs/conscience, then, out of sacrificial love and concern for another, your would for go the meat for the sake of some one else. See Romans 14 and 1 Corinthians 10:23-31 for the discourse. Basically, the Christian believer has great liberty, however, such liberty is to be used with a love and concern for others and not self. In the case of a surf board, I would think it has "no spiritual appraisal" to one who has put their faith in God. To the believer, it only becomes a problem if surfing were to steal a proper affection due God, or somehow hinder or distract a proper love and concern for their fellow man, or their responsibilities.
As far as some of the concern regarding the mix of surfing and religion, I appreciate the concern. Many bad things have been done in the name of religion, and many good things as well (i.e., the founding of hospitals, etc.). Likewise, can be said of good and bad things outside of religion. I suppose we'll have to take the good with the bad.
To the OP, if you are motivated by the stoke of love in your heart, then go for it.
There is no religion being endorsed here. This is about having a personal relationship with Jesus and spreading the good news that goes with that. Free Surfboards for all in need of one.
You guys need to lighten up. If the guy wants to give out some boards and share his passion for Christ...why is that something to get hostile about? No one is being forced into anything as far as I can tell.
Am I missing something here? What does a tax status have to do with it? I thought the surf culture was all about being laid back and hang loose.
wWell done zaGaffer.
Guys lets sum this up in a nut shell. Most people in this world dont believe in anything, that is why people murder steal dont go to work take more than they give dont take care of there own health house car block beach and even kids. Anyone in my eyes trying to teach anyone anything is good.Even more power to them if they pass out a book talk about jeses or god. Teaching kids or youth in general is or only hope in trying to turn this country around and the fact of the matter is when you look at in all the biggest change that has changed over the years is the decline in peoples faith in general. If you can get someone anyone to believe in anything its going to better them and the people around them.
If you dont like what this guy has to say and you think you can do better do it. He isnt pushing you to pray or give him anything in reality his doing more then you are. Hes trying to help no matter what his under lying point is.
Hes trying to help the way he sees best. We should all be doing the same.
I surf and want a personal relationship with Allah. Is that wrong? Or how bout a personal relationship with Ganesh?
keep your beliefs to yourself man.
I must say negative outweighed positive here (persecution?). It's all good. If anyone would like to talk on a personal level feel free to PM me. If you have positive thoughts on this mission and you would like us to visit your area please contact us. To find out more follow us on facebook Son Followers Ministry Cocoa Beach.
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I was out with my camera again yesterday. My son and I took a short trip down to Victoria Beach because he wanted to see the fishing boats at the wharf. Since we had a bit of time on a Sunday afternoon, I figured that this would be a pleasant way to spend a couple of hours.
We arrived at the wharf and hopped out to see what was around. He was immediately drawn to the fishing boats. If you want to impress a four year old boy, large machines will do it every time. I, on the other hand, started thinking that I should try to include some information about some of the other communities around Annapolis Royal in this blog. So, today will be the first of an ongoing series of posts on communities around Annapolis Royal. Like my other serialized topics, I will write up one of these when it is appropriate (or, when I feel like it).
My first memory of Victoria Beach was as I was crossing the Bay of Fundy aboard the Princess of Acadia ferry. Like many residents of the Annapolis Royal region, I first came here as a tourist. Not knowing the area, I looked out from the ferry and saw a small collection of houses nestled among the rocks and steep cliffs of the North Mountain. I can remember thinking "What and isolated place to live. Who on earth would want to live there". Apparently, I do as I now live on this road. While the scenery is different between Port Royal and Victoria Beach, I am still on the same road and on the side of the same mountain.
For those of you who are not familiar with it, Victoria Beach is a small fishing community literally carved out of the rock of the North Mountain. The Beach, as it is called by residents, lies directly across the Digby Gut from the Town of Digby. All of the houses in the community are tiered into rows on the face of the mountain. This decidedly adds to the charm and rustic sensibility of the place
On Marc Lescarbot's map of 1609, the spot where Victoria Beach is located is referred to as Andromeda. There is also a note about a fortification called Fort Notre Dame des Bonnes Eaux being located here. Permanent settlement in this part of Lower Granville started in 1784 with the arrival of the Loyalists. Many of today's residents are descendants of Loyalists or a group of Irish immigrants who came shortly thereafter. The strategic military use of this site overlooking the Digby Gut carried forward to the preparations for the war of 1812 when the Duke of York Battery was placed in this location. The modern name of Victoria Beach is in honour of Queen Victoria. The beach in question is a rocky area where boats could be pulled out of the water rather than a white sand beach.
Life would not have been easy in Victoria Beach. Exposed to the winds from the Bay of Fundy and at the mercy of the unpredictable fisheries, this was a hard scrabble life. Despite some hardships, the residents have a pride in place that is very refreshing. The community was, and still is, inhabited by hard working people who appreciate a good joke. This is clearly expressed in the way that one of the community's waterfalls is known as the Merry Pisser. This is also clearly expressed in the personality of former MLA Joe Casey who is perhaps the most famous son of Victoria Beach.
All of the images for today's post were taken around the wharf and the Casey's Fisheries building. Victoria Beach has many more stories to tell so I will check back here at some point.
All for now,
Monday, March 23, 2009
Victoria Beach
Posted by rgsheritage at 2:58 PM
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- AnonymousApril 8, 2009 at 11:29 PM
THANK YOU... THANK YOU... THANK YOUReplyDelete
For saying such wonderful things about Victoria Beach - its definately worth the drive. I should know - I live there... HA
The blue house on the edge of the road by the wharf was my great-grandfather's. My father said it was moved there when the government made changes to the main road.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 18, 2010 at 11:18 PM
Thanks for the information. We recently fell in love with Victoria Beach and have purchased one of the houses that you can see from the ferry!ReplyDelete
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ZF-8622: Zend_Form_Element::setDecorators() can't set what getDecorators() returned
If I do:
$dec = $this->getDecorators(); $this->setDecorators($dec); $dec2 = $this->getDecorators();
var_dump($dec); echo "--------"; var_dump($dec2);
I loose a decorator (see attachment)
created controller action testcase
anyone here?
Please note that it's been holidays for a lot of people the past few weeks, meaning that they either did not work, or worked less. Besides that, unfortunately this issue isn't the only issue out there :'(
If you don't feel like waiting, you could create a patch, preferably with unittests. By doing so, you greatly improve the chances of getting it fixed soon.
Sorry but how could I create a patch for this if I didn't even get a response like "I confirm it's a bug"?
@Francesco: create a reproduce case, and document expected and actual results. Ideally, capture the reproduce case as a unit test.
Mattew: I created a reproduce case. It's attached as 'testcase.php'.
What I need to do is get element decorators and set what i got. The wrong result is that if you get decorators again, you read something different. Actual results are in 'decorators.html', where I dumped what I expected and what I got.
= } elseif ($decoratorInfo instanceof Zend_Form_Decorator_Interface) {
- $this->addDecorator($decoratorInfo);
+ $this->addDecorator(array(key($decorators) => $decoratorInfo));
+ next($decorators);
But my last solution could lead to problems when calling addDecorators multiple times with nonassociative arrays, so
= } elseif ($decoratorInfo instanceof Zend_Form_Decorator_Interface) {
+ if (!is_numeric($name = key($decorators)) {
+ $this->addDecorator(array($name => $decoratorInfo));
+ } else {
= $this->addDecorator($decoratorInfo);
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This is the book that has forever changed the debate on affirmative action in America.The Shape of the Riveris the most far-reaching and comprehensive study of its kind. It brings a wealth of empirical evidence to bear on how race-sensitive admissions policies actually work and clearly defines the effects they have had on over 45,000 students of different races. Its conclusions mark a turning point in national discussions of affirmative action--anything less than factual evidence will no longer suffice in any serious debate of this vital question. Glenn Loury's new foreword revisits the basic logic behind race-sensitive policies, asserting that since individuals use race to conceptualize themselves, we must be conscious of race as we try to create rules for a just society. Loury underscores the need for confronting opinion with fact so we can better see the distinction between the "morality of color-blindness" and the "morality of racial justice." Across the country, in courts, classrooms, and the media, Americans are deeply divided over the use of race in admitting students to universities. Yet until now the debate over race and admissions has consisted mainly of clashing opinions, uninformed by hard evidence. This work, written by two of the country's most respected academic leaders, intends to change that. It brings a wealth of empirical evidence to bear on how race-sensitive admissions policies actually work and what effects they have on students of different races. The authors are the economist William G. Bowen, President of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and former President of Princeton University, and Derek Bok, former President of Harvard University and former Dean of the Harvard Law School. Bowen and Bok argue that we can pass an informed judgment on the wisdom of race-sensitive admissions only if we understand in detail the college careers and the subsequent lives of students-or, to use a metaphor they take from Mark Twain, if we learn the shape of the entire river. The heart of the book is thus an unprecedented study of the academic, employment, and personal histories of more than 45,000 students of all races who attended academically selective universities between the 1970s and the early 1990s. The study reveals how much race-sensitive admissions increase the likelihood that blacks will be admitted to selective universities and demonstrates what effect the termination of these policies would have on the number of minority students at different kinds of selective institutions. The authors go on to determine how well black students have performed academically in comparison to their white classmates, what success they have had in their subsequent careers, and how actively they have participated in civic and community affairs. The authors also explore the views expressed by graduates of selective colleges about the value of their education and the contributions that a diverse student body has made to their capacity to live and work with people of other races. In the final chapters, Bowen and Bok relate their findings to the current debate about the wisdom of race-sensitive admissions. They consider whether critics are correct in claiming that such policies harm their intended beneficiaries by forcing minority students to compete with academically superior classmates. They examine alternative policies that have been proposed to increase diversity without relying explicitly on race in the admissions process. They end by reflecting on the thorny question of whether the concept of "merit" is compatible with a deliberate effort to achieve a racially diverse student body. Authoritative, powerfully argued, and elegantly written, this book is a landmark work in one of the most important debates in recent American history. In the words of Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy, "The Shape of the Rivershould be essential reading for anyone seeking a dependable guide through t
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|The College and Beyond Database
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|Notes on Methodology
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|Earnings in Relation to Advanced Degrees, Sector of Employment, and Occupation
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Squash Teams Open CSA Individual Championships Friday At Drexel
DRAWS: POOL (Men's A) l RAMSAY (Women's A) l MALLOY (Men's B) l HOLLERAN (Women's B)
The Princeton men's and women's squash teams will make the short trip to Philadelphia to compete in the 2014 CSA Individual Championships this weekend. The competition opens Friday morning, and both teams have players seeking All-America honors this weekend.
The Princeton women have seven players in the Ramsay Draw (the A flight), including freshman Maria Elena Ubina, who will be seeking to cap her freshman season with a First-Team All-America honor. The Tiger No. 1 will open play Friday at 11 am against George Washington's Breanne Flynn; she could meet Penn No. 1 Anaka Alankamony — another Ivy freshman — in a quarterfinal Saturday morning. Alankamony topped Ubina in a tight four-game match during the regular season.
While Ubina seeks her first All-America honor, senior co-captain Libby Eyre will be looking to end her career with a fourth honor, including a third spot on the First Team. Eyre, who has reached the quarterfinals each of the last two years, opens against Yale No. 5 Jenny Scherl, and could face Harvard No. 2 Haley Mendez in the second round. Eyre was injured during the regular season match between the two teams.
Other Princeton players involved in the Ramsay Division are Nicole Bunyan, Rachel Leizman, Alex Lunt, Hallie Dewey and Alex Sawin. Of the five, nobody has a tougher opener than Sawin, who faces two-time national champion Amanda Sobhy of Harvard Friday morning at 10:20.
On the men's side, juniors Samuel Kang and Tyler Osborne join senior Dylan Ward in the Pool Division (A flight). Kang opens with Mauricio Sedano of Franklin & Marshall, and could see Harvard No. 2 Brandon McLaughlin in the second round. Kang and McLaughlin split a pair of matches last season, with Kang winning an epic five-game thriller in the regular season to help Princeton to the 2013 Ivy League title.
Osborne, who upset the sixth seed to reach the individual quarterfinals last year, will be looking to take a similar path this season. He opens with Ahmed Hatata of Bates, and he could face sixth-ranked Neil Cordell, Rochester's No. 1 player, in the second round.
Ward will take on Trinity's Vrishab Kotian in his first-round match; the Princeton senior tri-captain defeated Kotian 3-1 during the regular season. A victory would likely send Ward against 2012 champion and top-seeded Ali Farag of Harvard.
On Saturday night, former Princeton men's head coach Bob Callahan will be inducted into the CSA College Squash Hall of Fame.


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My Blurb "bookstore" contains a variety of books, some written by me, two by my son Isaac, one by my dad Fred Liguori, and one by my nephew David. My books fall into two categories: 1) The "Adventure Series," including books from various trips, and 2) Short Nonfiction Stories about my younger days. Isaac's books are illustrated stories and/or comics. Dad's book is a story about growing up in the 1930s-40s. And David's book is a collection of poems.
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