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Convergence! Unity Next is what we're referring to with our migration from Nux to Qt for our shell rendering. Migration might not be the right term, in a way the migration has already begun …as this is what you're looking at when you see the Ubuntu Touch preview. And the Ubuntu Touch preview wasn't written as a demo, it's intended to continue going through software development and become a product. Finishing up our change to Qt does give us an opportunity to revisit some other things we've been working on…like Mir. So our goal is to effectively have Mir be the master of surfaces, input & application info in the system with Unity Next running on top for all form factors…desktop computers, tv's, tablets & phones.
Any time you're trying to converge existing solutions into one, you have some choices to make in terms of what to use as a seed. In our case the journey is going to begin with phones as the first key milestone. There are a couple of reasons. You may have noticed in our recent Ubuntu Touch preview the first form factor to appear was the phone. And if you are a long time user of Ubuntu, the there is a subtle difference in the ui you've seen recently on the phone & tablet compared to the desktop. So it's efficient for us as an organization to leverage that which has been the focus of our most recent effort in the UI stack evolution. Also, due to the screen real-estate area, the phone presents itself as a virtual subset of the desktop requirements. So we feel that beginning with a focus on the phone will to get to a productizable code base on the phone is the best way to quickly harden what we have & provide the vehicle to convergence.
Approaching it from the phone angle means we'll be able to harden a subset what's needed for full convergence & deliver an actual product to use along the way…rather than trying to do everything in one shot. And that's beneficial in terms of getting "road milage" on the code and making any tweaks especially for "look and feel" topics. It does mean that along the way we'll need to keep an eye on building in some flexibility to accommodate our desktop….but the good news there, we've been delivering Unity for desktop for a while now, so most interested parties are aware of what the desktop needs to deliver.
Devil's in the blueprints
As you can imagine, there's plenty to do for full convergence. We've captured much of what we think needs to occur in https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-mir-phone-iteration-0 & we've begun to flesh out work for Unity Next as well here https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-unity-ui-iteration-0. If you take a look at the blueprint https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-mir-converged you'll see a see a diagram dependency in the middle of the page…The thinking goes like so…"what do you need for a converged solution?"…"you need a productizable phone base"…"what do you need for a producatizable phone?"…"you need a first integration". Unity Next has a similar blueprint & diagram https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-unity-ui-converged
And so, our milestones effectively match this line of thought. Its like a 3 stage rocket for Mir & Unity Next… First target is integration of Unity Next & Mir (we'll be discussing this at the upcoming UDS)….second is actually creating our Ubuntu for Phone with Unity Next + Mir sometime in 4Q13. Lastly we should hit full convergence in 2Q 2014. And if you poke around you may notice that there is high priority on phone with low priority on convergence, but there's no confusion convergence is the ultimate target. This is just an artifact planning reality, the nearest required steps are the highest priority…as we deliver the phone, convergence will take its place.
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The new Sea Ray 540 Sundancer® is sure to earn jealous stares from the competition because it once again redefines what a modern express cruiser should be.
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Once a sale contract is signed, our pre-delivery process commences to ensure that the client receives the sparkling new boat he has ordered. The list of things to be checked and carefully scrutinized on the owner's behalf is a comprehensive one:
Yachts to 72ft: With series production models of up to 72ft, we will carry out a well proven inspection routine:
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Over 75ft: With larger semi-custom models, generally those over 75ft, the process is even more extensive and starts at the order stage. As there is a degree of customization available with larger models, we can help you choose décor and equipment options to suit you.
We will check and compare the sale & shipyard build contracts in detail to ensure there is no variance.
We will instruct our surveyor to oversee the construction of the yacht at key stages during the build at the shipyard. He will work closely with the shipyards project manager to ensure the yacht is built and finished to the highest standards.
When the yacht has been completed, the formal acceptance sea-trails carried out and our surveyor is fully satisfied with the yacht, it will be prepared for shipping. Key areas of the vessel will be protected such as the teak decking, the windows and other areas. The loading of the yacht onto the ship is supervised by a surveyor; once the yacht is safely secured on the ship he will send a photographic loading report to Simpson Marine.
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Basile jokes about growing up Greek in America. About his stuttering dog. About playing "Operation" with his shaky Grandma. About trying to trade his lunch with the other kids at school. A 6-foot-2, 250-pound bilingual comedian and a former football player, Basile makes fun of what he loves.
What: Basile's Pre-Azalea Festival Comedy Bash
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, April 6
Where: Thalian Hall, 310 Chestnut St., downtown Wilmington
Tickets: $17-$35
Details: 632-2285 or www.ThalianHall.org
So at Basile's Pre-Azalea Festival Comedy Bash, you can bet there will be a zinger or two aimed at his adopted hometown. The PG-13 show will be hosted by Brooklin Green with appearances by Cindy Cheatham and Daniel Butler.
Basile grew up in New York and started his comedy career in Ohio, but even before Wilmington elected a Greek-American mayor, Basile had been living here for decades. He travels frequently to Australia, Greece, Los Angeles and New York, but in between comedy tours, film schedules and TV pitches, he bases himself here.
He sincerely loves Wilmington International Airport, but he laughs at the word "international" in the title. After all, nobody's taking a direct flight from Wilmington to Paris.
He pokes fun at our institutions of higher learning.
"People don't know it, but Cape Fear Community College is hard to get into," he cracked. "You gotta take that left on Third Street."
And even though his own daughter was an Azalea belle, he sees the absurdity of the festival.
"You're making this big to-do about a plant that flowers for two weeks and then goes dormant," he said.
Basile doesn't perform often in Wilmington. He organizes an occasional benefit, but he prefers the relative anonymity he can enjoy at home.
"When I'm here, I just want to be Basile Katsikis. I keep a low profile here. I don't have my hair moussed up like I do when I'm on stage," he said. "I just want to be a father to my girls and a husband to my wife. Once my foot hits the airport, things have changed. I become that guy - the entertainer."
Basile recently returned from an Australian tour and has dates scheduled coast-to-coast in the U.S. this year. He's trying to sell a family sit-com TV pilot, he voiced Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder on an ESPN "30 for 30" film, he has produced a handful of DVDs and CDs and when he's not making people laugh, he's selling his own blend of spices.
He likens himself to a plate spinner, trying to keep so many things moving at the same time.
The idea of producing spices spawned from his participation in the Greek Festival at St. Nicholas. Each year, he morphs into comedian mode and promotes the popular festival.
Recognizing that people love the Greek food, he decided to market his own blend of spices.
"With a name like Basile, what else could I do?" he asked.
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Had not heard much about this but this is pretty cool. Check out this article about the Bike Library in Fort Collins. Fort Collins seems very progressive when it comes to bicycling. They are working on the velodrome, they just got done hosting one of the best road races in the state of Colorado and now this. I am really surprised Boulder does not have something like this. I am sure its only a matter of time.


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SAC stands for Student Activities Council which is one of the student groups on campus that brings you events. Most SAC events are free and open to all students, although from time to time SAC will have an event that will cost a small amount of money. Most SAC events are held on Wednesday nights. Click here to see a list of our past programs!
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Anybody who is a student at UW can be a member of SAC.
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SAC meets every Monday at 5 p.m. in the Campus Activities Center located in the lower level of the Wyoming Union. Come share your ideas of what events you want to have at UW.
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SAC is funded out of the Union student fee. Every year a portion of student fees are put into an account for SAC. This money is then used to program concerts and events. The account is run through the Union and the budget is approved annually by the Union Board.
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Concerts and Convocations plans one to two big concerts or events a semester and there is a cost for these shows. They book bigger events then SAC. SAC books an event every week if not two events a week and except for a few times a year the events are free to students.
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To her devoted followers, Aung San Suu Kyi is simply"The Lady," a powerful symbol of resistance. The leader of Myanmar's pro-democracy movement spent 15 of the past 22 years under house arrest, in near-solitary con-finement, unable to communicate with the country's people, who have been under military rule since 1962. When Suu Kyi's party won 59 percent of the vote in 1990, the military junta nullified the election and quickly isolated her. Even after she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991, Suu Kyi, now 65, was kept under house arrest, separated from her two sons and not even allowed to speak by phone with her husband as he lay dying. In November 2010—after a sham election that maintained military control—Suu Kyi was finally freed. But more than 2,000 remain in jail, and despite international sanctions, the country's brutal regime is protected by China. Here, Suu Kyi talks about how she got through her darkest days.
➤ You've been under house arrest three times, for a total of 15 years. Did you ever feel psychologically broken down?
The first six years, I was very much alone in the house. In a way, they threw me into the deep end. That made me adjust very quickly to living alone. A lot of it has to do with how you discipline your mind. As I'm a Buddhist, I meditate. But it was also everyday disciplined living that helped me. I always remembered I was in my own home and that my colleagues in prison were having a much worse time. I felt I had to be strong for them.
➤ You've said, "It is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those that wield it, and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it." Have you ever feared for your life? No. It is not something I've thought of very much, not because I don't value my life; it's not the sort of thing that weighs on my mind. I think of life as each day to be gone through, and whatever I have to do today is what I concentrate on. I don't think about what might happen.
➤ You were released after the 2010 elections that kept the authoritarian regime in power. Now that you are free, what's next?
What's next is to make the whole world understand that what we need is an inclusive political process. I think the world needs to look hard at how the elections are conducted.
➤ How do you feel about the sacrifice of your personal freedom? Was it worth it?
I feel very embarrassed when people refer to my "sacrifice." I chose what I wanted to do, so there is no reason why I should look upon that as a sacrifice. I am of course very, very gratified that people all over the world have responded to our cause with support.
➤ What did you feel when you found out you'd won the Nobel Peace Prize?
I had a radio, and I heard on the BBC News that I was on the short list. So it didn't come as a total surprise. What I felt was, "Oh, so I did win it!" I know it sounds very low key, but it is very low key when you're on your own. News like that somehow seems a little distant.
➤ Would you describe the condition of the people of Myanmar [formerly Burma] today and the condition of its political prisoners?
The basic needs of political prisoners are not met. By basic needs, I mean food, water, clothing and health care. The great majority of our prisoners come out with their health wrecked beyond repair. They are not fed even a fundamental diet. There is also injustice within the prisons. There is maltreatment. There is torture.
As for the people at large, the economic situation is very bad. And while there is a political move to blame it all on sanctions, international financial institutions say very clearly that this is largely due to [government] mis-management.
➤ Tell us about the drawings you did while under house arrest, which have been printed on note cards to raise money for your projects.
I did them on the computer—partly for fun, partly to familiarize myself with the computer. I had great fun trying out all sorts of things, and I learned that if you have good programs, you can do everything without a teacher!


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Berlin Brandenburg Airport will open in 2016.
Berlin's Airports: (Almost) Ready For Take Off
October 2016 will mark the opening of the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport, which will replace Schönefeld and Berlin Tegel Airports in both former East and West Germany and reintroduce Berlin as the dominant gateway for travel around the world. This project was once thought to open by 2010, and now delay after delay has moved up the opening date.
The German people, used to things happening on time, have been particularly disappointed in by a 50-months delay due to problems with fire-control systems. In September, they were even more upset to hear that the latest delay will be much longer. Extensive testing was done in spring 2012, with thousands of ordinary Germans pretending to be passengers walking through the new terminals and more than 300,000 pieces of test luggage put through tests.
The Berlin Wall fell in 1989 and the German Unification Treaty was signed in 1990. Now, we are set to witness the final step towards the complete reunification of East and West Germany, and the city of Berlin with a sparkling new airport that will be state of the art in all ways.
"Berliners are really waiting for the new airport," says Burkhard Kieker, CEO of VisitBerlin, the city's tourism and convention bureau. "We say it's one of the last missing jigsaw puzzle pieces in the resurrection of Berlin as an international mega city."
Currently the Berlin Brandenburg Airport is in the last stages of construction, with over 5,500 workers employed in applying the final touches to over 35,000 tons of reinforced steel. The final product will be stunning; the new airport will cover 3,675 acres, equal to roughly 2,000 football fields.
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With a host of sleek ultra-modern buildings equipped with eco-friendly infrastructure and state-of-the-art runways, the new airport in Berlin will rival the grandeur of any preexisting transportation hub. However, innovation doesn't come cheap. The Berlin Brandenburg Airport will cost upwards of 2.5 billion Euros, a price that Berliners and investors alike are happy to accept in return for a reunited central transportation hub.
With the capacity to accommodate up to 45 million passengers a year, Berlin's Brandenburg Airport will boast six floors and two parallel runways, which can be operated either independently or simultaneously. Passengers will find a slew of both domestic and intercontinental flights under the same roof. Regular occupants of Brandenburg will be Germany's two major airlines, Lufthansa and Airberlin, which have extended their international flight operations in light of the new airport.
"Berlin has once again established itself as the gateway across the world," says Kirsten Schmidt, of VisitBerlin.
"This airport not only marks the progress Germany has made since the Cold War, but also cements the city as the key stepping stone for international travelers everywhere."
The innovative airport above ground is matched by state-of-the-art infrastructure below ground. A bustling subway system directly below the main airport terminal will ensure that the new airport is easily accessible from all directions.
Trains will leave for all points of the airport's compass every 15 minutes, and cost passengers just three Euros. Among the train routes is a handy direct line from the center of Berlin. Additionally, a new network of access roads and highways has been built, allowing travelers direct and easy access to the airport.
Directly in front of the main terminal are vast new parking lots with the capacity to accommodate 10,000 vehicles. For hundreds of thousands of Berliners, perhaps the most important upgrade is Brandenburg's strategic relocation of air traffic to the outskirts of the city, which will seriously reduce air traffic noise and disturbance for city residents.
Brandenburg Goes Green
In today's eco-sensitive society, even the most stunning engineering accomplishments can go uncelebrated in light of negative environmental impact. Luckily for the Berlin Brandenburg Airport, architects and ecologists have collaborated to achieve a simultaneously modern and green airport.
"They built the new airport completely from scratch." Says Schmidt, "It is very much modern, state-of-the-art and eco-friendly, and the architects tried to incorporate as many green energy recycling methods as possible."
A rendering of Berlin's Brandenburg Airport in action.
Indeed, Berlin Brandenburg Airport's spacious grounds have been splashed with islands of newly planted flora. Approximately 1,300 new trees have been planted on site, and ecologists have insured that for every tree felled during construction, a new tree seed has been sewn.
Prior to construction, the city sponsored a massive relocation of amphibians and bats. Thousands of garlic toads, moor frogs and other amphibians were relocated to newly built replacement ponds and streams nearby. The surrounding water sources were granted special safety measures, protecting them from waste contamination. In addition to the airport complex itself, ecologist successfully stressed protection of the environments below and around the airport, which have been altered by new roads and subway infrastructure.
An investment as massive as the Berlin Brandenburg Airport requires smart planning from the get-go. Investors in this project have long stressed the incorporation of environmentally friendly design the use or renewable energy. In light of this, engineers worked to ensure that individual buildings and structures achieve optimum energy consumption levels. Heat and energy recycling systems have been incorporated into the design of the airport, and plans have been drawn to incorporate rainwater cooling systems and geothermal energy in the near future.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport will meet a full half of its electricity requirements with energy derived from entirely renewable sources, and the result will be a 50 percent drop in CO2 emissions. An example of Brandenburg's innovative green engineering is featured in the main terminal's air conditioning, which will operate by circulating the cool air generated from drinking water and introduced through an on-site geothermal plant.
By adopting environmentally friendly measures and adhering to a green design, the Berlin Brandenburg Airport has successfully disassociated itself with many of the negative environmental stigmas attributed to airport operations.
Berlin's New City Park
The Berlin Brandenburg Airport will replace three preexisting airports, which were previously operated exclusively out of either East of West Germany. The first to be replaced was Tempelhof, which was decommissioned in 2008. This summer the Tegel and Schönefeld Airports will become obsolete as well, closing their doors to the public upon the introduction of Brandenburg on June 3 2012.
Instead of wiping Tegel Airport off the map, the city of Berlin has decided to transform the complex into a research facility for Berlin Technical University. Already rich in history from World War 2, it seems only fitting that the Tegel complex should have a further role in advancing the future.
"The transformation should begin some day" Says Schmidt, "Right now they're still looking to attract more investors. They want to turn the old complex into a center for research, innovation and business, which I think is a great idea."
Tempelhof the Park
However, by now Berliners should be accustomed to the reintroduction of old airports into their busy lives. The move to compound Tegel into the Technical University is preceded by a similarly unconventional renovation at Tempelhof. When Tempelhof was decommissioned in 2008, the city pursued the development of a massive city park. Now, just 2 kilometers from the center of Berlin, thousands of people regularly congregate to barbeque, roller-skate, ride bikes and sun bathe.
A virtual oasis in a sea of steel and concrete, the new city park provides Berliners with a place close to home where they can unwind and recreate. The complex, which had been off limits to civilians for over a century, is
now speckled with picnic blankets and high-flying kites.
"The whole Tempelhof complex is a historic site," says Schmidt, "And it's great that the city has turned it over to the Berliners. Everyday they are planting more trees and flowerbeds, but general recreation isn't all the complex is used for. The city frequently hosts concerts, fairs and other events, using Tempelhof as the venue."
Indeed, in 2009 Tempelhof hosted the BREAD & BUTTER Fashion Trade Show and the Berlin Festival Concert in succession. Both events were met with great success, and Tempelhof was next used to host the Berlin Marathon Fair, which was held within the airport's airy hangar. For everyday use entrance to the park is free, and the city opens the gates between 6am and sunset.
The success of Tempelhof as a venue and recreational park has spurred the city to invest further. In fact, a plan to pump several million Euros into the park has been proposed, which would further develop its capacity to host both everyday sunbathers and weekend events.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (2/22/14) - The Princeton men's hockey team posted a 4-1 loss to No. 13 Cornell in the home finale at Hobey Baker Rink on Saturday, Feb. 22.
Senior Alec Rush scored on Senior Night but the Tigers couldn't recover from a three-goal deficit.
Cornell (14-7-5, 10-6-4 ECAC) grabbed a 2-0 lead after two periods of play thanks to two power-play goals
Brian Ferlin connected with Joel Lowry for the first goal at 8:33 of the first period. Lowry got the puck behind the goal and fed Ferlin in the slot. He shot past two defenders with a high shot over the blocker of netminder Sean Bonar.
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With more than 10 minutes gone in the third period, the Big Red struck again. Clint Lewis snuck one past Bonar on a shot from the point with MacDonald and Cole Bardreau assisting.
Princeton pulled Bonar for the extra skater with a little more than three minutes in regulation. It paid off as Rush scored the extra attacker goal at 17:08. Senior Andrew Calof won a draw deep in the zone back to junior Aaron Ave at the left point. Ave circled and found Rush who fired through traffic to put the Tigers on the board.
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Bonar finished his senior night with 35 saves. Andy Iles made 24 for the Big Red who outshot Princeton 39-25.
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The Princeton baseball team was swept by Georgetown in doubleheader action Friday in Bethesda, Md. The Hoyas' employed a three-run ninth inning rally to edge past the Tigers, 5-4, to open the series. Princeton (1-9) was unable to find its offensive stride in game two and suffered a 3-0 shutout loss.
Freshman Danny Hoy led the offense on the day, going 4-for-8 with a run.
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After two scoreless frames, Georgetown capitalized on a third inning error to go up 1-0.
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Published: Friday, February 8, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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Editor: I was dismayed to read that the Davidson County School Board is considering discontinuing the J. Smith Young YMCA Afterschool Discovery Program at Tyro Elementary School. My children have been attending this program for the past seven years — first at Reeds Elementary and then at Tyro, when it opened.
As working parents, this program has been a godsend for us. To raise children in this world, I believe it truly does "take a village," and I am ever grateful that the counsellors, Ms. Regina (Hargrave) and Ms. Phyllis (Mabe), are people I can count on in my village. Not only have they come to love my children, but they have provided moral guidance as well.
I urge the school board to consider two points before putting its new program into place. The first is the cost. The article quoted a price of $45 a week and stated that this was cheaper than the Y program, but this is simply not true. I pay less than that per month. The Y also offers a discount for a second child, offers a discount for members (a child's membership is only $13 per month) and charges per month regardless of how many weeks are in the month. Any way you look at it, this will cost parents more.
Also, not every child in afterschool care needs remediation, and most children who need remediation are not in afterschool care. With childhood obesity on the rise, our children need more activity as well, and I think it's just as important that they are active after school and getting exercise.
I respectfully ask the school board not to end this wonderful program we have at Tyro. I understand the pressures schools are under to improve test scores, but this is simply not the answer. If our Y program goes, I will be looking at other community resources.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Writer Great desk, any advice on how to clean?? I absolutely love this desk. It's the perfect size for my small home office/guest room. My only complaint is that it seems a bit delicate - I've only had it a few weeks and lots of scratches are showing up on the desk surface (despite the fact that I'm a gentle user). If anyone has advice on the best cleaning products to remove scratches, ink marks, etc I would greatly appreciate it! May 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Sarah Pretty and Sturdy I purchased this desk for my bedroom. It came in a big flat box and had to assemble the legs and drawer. It did take me 2.5 hours to assemble, but I am so pleased with the finished result. It looks like a much more expensive piece - I especially like the detailing on the legs. The physical feel of the desk is very sleek and smooth. No rough wood. Met my expectations. September 27, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by soccermom64 Very Elegant & Sturdy This is a fantastic desk at a great price. The scroll work and little details were carefully thought out. The color is tremendously rich, and it was very simple to put together. It took me about 30 minutes, as the desk comes mostly-assembled. I had to put the keyboard tray together and screw the legs on and that's it! I would highly recommend this product to anybody looking for a simple, yet elegant desk. I believe it's about 50" across or so. June 21, 2010
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|The resort consists of 184 guest rooms and suites.
All rooms offer Spectacular pool view, guest rooms have a minimum 36
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personal space and luxury. All guest rooms are decorated in very
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Superior Pool ViewSuperior Pool View Room comes equipped with hand carved teak wood trim and furnishings to further impart that unique Thai ambience and a private balcony overlooking the swimming pools situated between the two wings of the hotel surrounded by tastefully landscaped interior grounds.
Deluxe Pool ViewDeluxe Pool View can offer beddings arrangement of One bedding and One sofa-bed in the room to comfortable the family room.
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MACON, Ga. (Aug. 20, 2009) - The ETSU volleyball team was picked to finish sixth in the 2009 Atlantic Sun volleyball coaches' preseason poll announced by the conference office on Thursday.
The Bucs received 63 points finishing ahead of North Florida (90 points), Kennesaw State (44 points), Campbell (41 points), Stetson (22 points) and USC Upstate (14 points). Defending champion Lipscomb finished first in the poll with 111 points and five first place votes, while Belmont finished second with 109 points and three first place votes.
ETSU returns nine players from the 2008 team that went 12-20 overall and 8-13 in conference play. The Bucs open the season on Aug. 28 at 1 p.m. against in-state rival Chattanooga at the Morehead State Tournament in Morehead, Ky.
Preseason Poll:
School Pts 1st
Lipscomb 111 5
Belmont 109 3
Jacksonville 88
Mercer 70
Kennesaw State 44
Campbell 41
Stetson 22
USC Upstate 14
Tournament Champ: FGCU
Preseason All-Conference Team:
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L Shelly Walroth JU
At Large Alex Kelly Lip
At Large Stefine Pease Lip
At Large Channing Salava Bel
At Large Jenny Gray Bel
At Large Kaley Read UNF
At Large Jacqueline Cowden FGCU
At Large Libby Hansch Mer
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Preseason Player of the Year:
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ZF-2460: Zend_Filter_Input is incompatible with PHP-5.3, because NAMESPACE is a reseved word in PHP-5.3.
PHP-5.3.0 must be released in Q1 2008, however ZendFramework is still incompatible with php-5.3 Running the ZF test suite with php-5.3 gives a parser error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_NAMESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or '$' in /home/dmitry/php/ZendFramework/tests/Zend/Filter/InputTest.php on line 400
This is fixed in SVN. The NAMESPACE constant was changed to INPUT_NAMESPACE.
Bookkeeping. Closing and assigning all old unassigned issues. The only unassigned issues should be new and unreviewed.


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ZF-10649: Recent fix for Issue ZF-9643 seems to break a critical functionality of Zend_Acl
Seems that the recent fix http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-9643 broke a critical functionality of Zend_Acl
$acl = new Zend_Acl(); $acl->addRole(new Zend_Acl_Role('administrator')); $acl->addResource(new Zend_Acl_Resource('administrator'));
echo $acl->isAllowed('administrator') ? "allowed" : "denied"; // denied
// In versions 1.10.x 'administrator' role would be allowed to access All resources // by $acl->allow('administrator'); or $acl->allow('administrator', null); // basically saying to allow Role 'administrator' to Access ALL Resources
// Reverting the old code from line 636 of Zend_Acl would fix the issue, but of course would revert ZF-9643 issue // $resources = ($resources == null && count($this->_resources) > 0) ? array_keys($this->_resources) : array($resources); // revert to // array($resources)
I am experiencing this same issue, it is preventing me from upgrading to 1.11.0. Reverting as specified by Reporter above fixes it.
Same problem here, prevents me from upgrading to 1.11.0. I've got a default allow permission schema for a site with just 3 resources that need to be restricted.
// default permission is allow
This won't give permission to any resource that is NOT defined as follows:
$this->add(new Zend_Acl_Resource('account'));
In 1.10.8 it worked as expected, gave permission to every other resource. Thanks for fixing soon!
I've uploaded a patch for this issue. It includes a unit test.
The problem is actually pretty interesting. The fix for ZF-9643 was at the time a good fix, but there is this use case (described in this issue) that was not covered by our existing unit tests. Regardless, this use case is indeed pretty common, so we need to find a way to ensure that all common use cases work.
In this solution, we actually need to handle (in setRule()) the special case of what happens when 'null' is passed in for resources. The concept of "all resources" is handled by a special "global" ruleset. This solution attempts to modify the global ruleset instead of iterating and applying a rule to all resources. Consequently, when removing rules globally, this patch iterates all resources to do a full "cleanup".
The solution provided is completely backwards compatible for as far as all the use cases described in old and the new unit tests.
Please test this.
I had the same problem and the patch fixed it ! Thanks Ralph
Had the same problem after upgrade. Path worked as expected. Thanks.
The patch worked as expected. Thank you for fixing the issue.
Fixed in trunk at r23357 and release branch 1.11 at 23358


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A pretty decent news network that tells you what is really happening and not this phony shit on CNN, MSNBC and NBC news, It also have hot babes on there and pretty intelligent but down to earth newscasters, not these college educated liberals that never ever lived any life in the real world.
When Fox News says something, it means it.
de Kyle 230 27 juillet 2009
A news network that counters the liberal garbage on tv with coverage from a right wing prespective. Most liberals will bash the network becuase it is speaks to the conservative demographic. #1 rated cable program as of August 2007.
1. Boy, it's ironic how the liberals who say conservatives bash everything will then proceed to crucify Fox News.
2. Fox News is a good source of information.
3. It ticks off the liberals that Fox News is #1 in the ratings.
2. Fox News is a good source of information.
3. It ticks off the liberals that Fox News is #1 in the ratings.
de Saul Malone 3 août 2007
The only news cannel that tells the true story. The reporters don't get tingling feelings going up and down there body every time the scholiast Barack Obama talks. They do not think Obama is the second coming of Jesus. They report what really happens and don't tell lies like the other news networks do like CNN the (Clinton new network) do to make it look like Obama did not have relationship with terrorist like Bill Ayers. They don't keep dishing out the kool aid to all the sit on their butts lazy give me welfare left wing nuts.
Fox news gives the true story and not all the lies the lazy left wing nuts love to hear.
de news junky 10 octobre 2008
A swell news program that takes a lot of shit from hipster liberals. Even though the silly Dems own everything else considered media, they still complain about actual news being reported. Fox is not bent right. It's actually pretty balanced. Most people think it's right-wing because they're used to all the lame radical leftist media. It's strange. It has more attractive lady news reporters too.
I was watching Fox News, and totally got a chub from the female anchor.
de Fisho 12 septembre 2007
The only reliable news channel. This channel may lean to the Right, but it is more balanced in political affairs than all of the other idiotic liberal trash channels. Other hosts, such as Oberman are anti-American gay french lovers.
Fox News has the smartest news anchors.
Liberals are a waste of human life.
Conservatives, real men.
Liberals are a waste of human life.
Conservatives, real men.
de I Piss On Liberals 23 mai 2008
An obviously right-wing news network, but considering every other news network is obviously liberal, it's not such an appalling thing.
Still, it's not as "fair and balanced" as they say it is, though EVERY news program should try to be fair and balanced so the people can better make the right choice.
Still, it's not as "fair and balanced" as they say it is, though EVERY news program should try to be fair and balanced so the people can better make the right choice.
Funny how the left-wing fat cats jump all over the republicans as soon as they secure control over a news program. Another example of why the two-party system fuckin blows.
de Chernorizets Hrabr 6 novembre 2004
A centrist news network that has gained popularity among people discontented to watch television dominated by liberal media sources. While Fox News may be owned by wealthy people they ALL are, but Liberalism sells because liberals like to pretend they care...isn't that sweet.
After watching CNN I changed the channel to Fox News to get the real story.
de Japanadan 8 octobre 2004


text: this dude at the gun shop i work at wants to sell me a russian mosin nagant 91/30 with a russian PU scope. the scope is bought of gun broker by some russian dude and machine mounted by the guy selling it. The gun simply isnt original with the scope but he insists $400 for it. i want to talk him down to $300 cause he is a pushover about some guns. what do you guys think? is it worth $400 for a frigin mosin? or even $300 when i can get a mosin for 90 bucks without a scope. i can understand if the gun came originaly as a sniper rifle or something from russia, but it is not and the mosin is in fair condition. the gun metal is fine but stock is old and surplus worn. i just dont wanna buy this thing and regret i spent so much on one of the most abundant rifles in the world. the scope runs 200 or so but it is alil worn. decisions, decisions!


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Close Finishes, Tight Scores Set Up For Wild Finish To Men's HYP Weekend
A session filled with tight finishes left the Ivy League men's swimming/diving fan base excited for Super Sunday's final session of H-Y-P, and even more interested in the Ivy League Championship weekend. Princeton closed the night narrowly trailing Harvard 106-80, though it leads Yale 149-37.
Princeton opened Saturday's session by taking second in the 200 free relay. The sophomore trio of Connor Maher, Michael Strand and Harrison Wagner joined freshman Brooks Powell to finish in 1:19.37. Sunday's session opens at noon and will also serve as Senior Day.
The three-meter diving competition proved to be a Princeton-Harvard showdown. The Crimson got the win, as Michael Mosca scored 399.45 points, but Princeton had three of the top five finishers. Senior Stevie Vines took second with 363.70 points, while sophomore Michael Manhard finished fourth with 310.70 points. Senior Christopher Kelly added a fifth-place finish with 303.50 points.
Princeton had three of the top four finishers in the 200 free, and freshman Sandy Bole earned one of the most dramatic wins of the night by winning in 1:36.79. That time topped Harvard's Chris Satterthwaite by two hundreths of a second. Princeton freshman Teo D'Alessandro took third in 1:37.59, while senior Will Lawley finished fourth in 1:37.86.
Princeton followed that with an even more impressive 1-2-3 finish in the 100 back. Sophomore Michael Strand won in 48.57, one hundreth of a second faster than freshman En-Wei Hu-Van Wright. Senior Kaspar Raigla finished third in 49.12.
Harvard sophomore Chuck Katis won the 100 breast in 54.08, though Princeton grabbed the next three spots. Freshman Byron Sanborn took second in 54.24, while classmate Jack Pohlmann took third in 55.09. Junior Daniel Hasler placed fourth in 55.39.
Freshman Marco Bove took third in the 200 fly (1:47.68), while sophomore Oliver Bennett finished fifth in 1:48.14. Wagner followed with a second-place finish in the 50 free (20.07), while Powell took fourth in 20.22.
Katis made it a double with a win in the 200 IM, though Bole placed second in 1:48.17 and Sanborn took third in 1:48.33. A third freshman, D'Alessandro, finished fourth in 1:48.75, while a fourth, Hu-Van Wright, took fifth in 1:49.39.
Harvard's Steven Kekacs won the mile in 15:22.18, while Princeton freshman Zach Ridout placed second in 15:26.73. The Crimson closed the night with a narrow win in the 400 medley relay, though the Princeton team of Strand, Sanborn, Powell and freshman Jeremy Wong took second in 3:14.37.


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I personally know a Jack Sparrow impersonator - a really good one, too. So, I was a tad nervous to have to compare him with Monte Garcia's Captain Jack at the opening of Pirates of the Carabiner at the Off Broadway Theatre, but Garcia pulls it off.
Garcia has the right mannerisms, comedic timing and look for Sparrow... I mean Swallow. And the show itself isn't too bad either.
Off Broadway's parody of Pirates of the Carribean opened Friday, April 22 and will show through May 29.
The story follows Captain Jack Swallow and Will Turnbuckle (Jake Miskimins) as they chase down Captain Barbacoa, who kidnaps Will's love Isabelle Goose. Later, the pirates join forces against the evil Davey Jones and his Spongebob Squarepants-inspired crew.
The beginning is a little confusing - random chase scene, butterfly kisses, minimal background set to give a sense of place, robot pirates, water wings, wait, slow down - let me know what's going on first. And it doesn't really fall in line with the movies. Luckily animatronic Abe Lincoln (Dru Watts, who later plays Davey Jones) narrates to catch everyone up to the story.
...so that's the bad. The good includes just about everything else: costumes, makeup, jokes, music. And the audience actually does love the spoof on the actual Disneyland attraction at the beginning, even if it takes a minute to catch on.
I love Eric Jensen writing in both current and older references, from Lady Gaga to Richard Simmons and Black Swan to Little Shop of Horrors. Great jokes for the kids and parents. Oh, and the kids will get these jokes. In fact, you have to bring your kids to this show. Do not hire a babysitter. Afterall, they're Disney pirates.
I'm a big believer in purposely-cheesy equals funny, which is probably why I told everyone I know to see the theatre's last play, Phantom of the OBT. So, I absolutely love the battle scene between the Carabiner (the good guys' boat) and the Black Diamond (the bad guys' boat) in their new production. The way they simulate the cannonballs hitting the water and the subsequent shark attack is genius.
And amazingly, nobody forgets his or her lines...cough cough... Desert Star.
Overall: This show has the classic Off Broadway cheesiness to it, but sometimes you won't know what's going on and it's not for the hardcore Pirates of the Carribean fans, unless they can leave that at the door. But those are easy sacrifices to make for great laughs, pirates, music and beyond-your-expectations costumes and makeup... oh, and take the kids.


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- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (5 ounces each)
- 1 egg
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 1-1/2 cups crushed pretzels
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- Flatten chicken breasts to 1/2-in. thickness. In a shallow bowl, whisk egg and syrup. Place pretzels in a separate shallow bowl. Dip chicken in egg mixture and coat with pretzels.
- In a large skillet, cook chicken in oil over medium heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until juices run clear. Yield: 4 servings.
Reviews for Maple Pretzel Chicken
"This wasn't too bad! I too soaked the chicken in the egg and syrup, but I made the mistake of not reading the reviews before I went to the store, and I did not use real maple syrup. I bet that would make a difference. But the pretzel coating was crunchy and the chicken was juicy. I'll make this again!"
"Excellent combination! For a healthier version I baked ... 400 degrees - 25 minutes, then flip - cooked another 12 minutes."
"This was pretty good I used honey because I didn't have maple syrup . I guess it was honey pretzel chicken I don't think my pretzels were crushed fine enough but all in all the chicken was juicy and had a good taste"
"This was very good! Loved the mix of the pretzels and maple."
"wonderful. i am sorry i waited so long to make it. had a super great flavor not to overpowering."


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The Delaware Department of Transportation has announced that the on-going Route 1/I-95 Interchange Project will install an overhead sign and will be surveying the new girders over I-95.
The following roads will be impacted: Route 1 northbound will be closed just north of the Route 1 north to I-95 north on the ramp from 11 p.m. March 22 until 5 a.m. on March 23. The detour for this route will be I-95 northbound, to Route 141 northbound, to I-95 southbound to Churchman's Road.
The right three lanes along I-95 northbound will be closed from 11 p.m. March 22 until noon March 23 from Route 273 to the Route 1 overpass, and the exit ramp from I-95 northbound to Route 7 northbound and southbound will be closed. The detour will be exit I-95 northbound Route 273 eastbound.
The left three lanes along I-95 southbound will be closed from 5 a.m. to noon on March 23 from Churchman's Bridge to the Route 1 overpass. For more information, visit www.DelDOT.gov.
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Georgetown's public works department will begin its annual residential leaf collection next week.
Town residents are asked to collect leaves only in compostable paper bags. Plastic bags will not be collected.
All bagged leaves must be placed curbside and not in the street, bike lanes, sidewalks or drainage ditches.
Pick up is limited to leaves only. Branches, dirt, garden material, grass clippings and shrubs will not be collected.
The department will target separate areas of town on each day from Monday, Dec. 10 to Friday, Dec. 14.
The leaf collection will occur as follows, pending weather and workload:
- Dec. 10 – Ward 1 – Areas east of South Bedford Street and south of East Market Street
- Dec. 11 – Ward 2 – Areas east of North Bedford Street and north of East Market Street
- Dec. 12 – Ward 3 – Areas west of North Bedford Street and north of West Market Street
- Dec. 13 – Ward 4 – Areas west of South Bedford Street and south of West Market Street
- Dec. 14 – Areas determined by Public Works Director William Bradley
Anyone with questions about the leaf collection is asked to call Georgetown Town Hall at (302) 856-7391.
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Sumitomo Chemical
SUMITOMO CHEMICAL (mu: SMM) Sumitomo Chemical is a large Japanese chemical conglomerate. It was founded in 1913 as a fertilizer manufacturer. The company is organized in five sectors: basic chemicals, petrochemicals and plastics, IT-chemicals, health & crop chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. The company has offices in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan.
Website: http://www.sumitomo-chem.co.jp/english/
Company Description
Basic Chemicals
Basic Chemicals: industrial chemicals, synthetic textile fibers, methyl methacrylate (MMA) monomer and polymer, aluminum, rubber chemicals, and polymer additives. Products include caprolactam, raw material for Nylon 6, alumina, and resorcinol for tires, wood adhesives and flame retardants.
Petrochemicals and Plastics
Petrochemicals and Plastics: polyethylene, polypropylene, synthetic rubber, propylene oxide, elastomers and foamed, extruded, and molded plastics.
IT-chemicals: optical films for liquid crystal displays, photoresists and electronic chemicals for semiconductor manufacturing, super engineering plastics, polyether sulfone, and separators and cathode materials.for lithium batteries.
Health and Crop Chemicals
Health and crop chemicals: crop protection chemicals (insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides), fertilizers, feed additives, household and commercial insecticides (mosquito repellents, termiticides, pyrethrins), methionine, mosquito netting, and active pharmaceutical ingredients and intermediates including generics. In 2014, Sumitomo acquired the Asana pyrethrin insecticide business from Dupont.
Pharmaceuticals: the company is developing the Sector through Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd., in ethical pharmaceuticals, and Nihon Medi-Physics Co., Ltd., in diagnostic pharmaceuticals.
Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma markets Aimix™ (therapeutic agent for hypertension), LONASEN™ (atypical antipsychotic agent), TRERIEF™ (therapeutic agent for Parkinson's disease) and METGLUCO™ (biguanide oral hypoglycemic).
Nihon Medi-Physics manufactures radiopharmaceuticals for PET (positron emission tomography) and SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) useful in diagnosing cancers and implantation seeds for prostate cancer, METASTRON™ injectable, a therapeutic radiopharmaceutical that provides pain relief for cancer patients and SentiProbe™, for detection of early breast cancer and malignant melanoma.
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2009 Outdoor: Ran in the 1500m race five times... posted a season-best time of 4:52.57 at the ASU Invitational... finished fourth at the Sun Devil Invitational for her highest finish of the season... 2009 Indoor: ran in the 800m three times... posted a season-best time of 2:26.79 to finish eighth at the Friday Night Challenge... 2008 XC: Ran in three races for the Sun Devils... placed a season-best 13th at the Mesa Thunderbird Invitational... also placed 24th at the Joe Uff/ASU Invitational and 38th at the Dave Murray Invitational.
Pima: Graduated with an Associates degree in General Studies from Pima Community College (Tucson, Ariz.) in 2008... competed on the track & field and cross country teams for two years... team on conference and regional crowns in 2007 before placing sixth nationally... placed fifth individually at the national meet... earned second-team all-region accolades... also competed in the national meet in track & field in 2008, placing 17th in the 10,000m run.
High School: A 2006 graduate of State College High School (State College, Pa.)... lettered in track & field four times and cross country twice... co-captain for both squads as a senior... named the team's MVP as a junior and senior after leading team to district championships both years.
Personal: Majoring in broadcast journalism... parents are Glen and Susan Greenwald... has one brother: Andrew... born November 19, 1987, in Prescott, Ariz.... hobbies include triathlons, hiking and traveling... full name is Rebecca Rose Greenwald.


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