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Governor Pence is leading Indiana's battle to significantly decrease the number of deaths associated with drug abuse. In April of 2015, Senate Bill 406, also known as Aaron's Law, went into effect allowing both professionals and the general public to administer Naloxone to anyone experiencing an opioid overdose. Naloxone (Narcan™) is an opiate antidote that can be given by nasal spray, during emergency situations. Hoosiers are urged to learn more about the life saving effects of Naloxone.
IDEM in partnership with the Office of the Attorney General has developed a list of local unwanted medicine take back collection programs [XLS] throughout Indiana. Additionally, many pharmacies offer for sale postage-paid envelopes which are used to mail in non-controlled substances for disposal.
Many of Indiana's local household hazardous waste collection programs accept unwanted medicine. To find a household hazardous waste collection program for your county, look at the Solid Waste Management Districts map.
Remember, it is illegal to give controlled substances to anyone other than a police officer or a person who is under law enforcement supervision. All programs that accept controlled substances must be operated under the supervision of law enforcement.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration website has additional information about controlled substances. Drugs.com, among other websites, has a Pill Identifier web tool to use in looking up information about prescription medicines.
If you must throw away unwanted or expired medicines, follow these instructions to protect your family and the environment:
More information about household needles or sharps collection programs and the safe management of sharps is available from the Recycle Indiana website.
Unwanted and expired medicine may be a risk to human health and the environment if disposed of improperly.
Traditionally, Hoosiers were encouraged dispose of unwanted or expired medicine by flushing it down the toilet or pouring it down a drain. However, wastewater treatment plants and septic systems are not designed to deal with pharmaceutical waste. Many medicines pass through the systems and are released into streams, lakes, and groundwater.
Medicine in surface water may cause adverse effects in fish and other aquatic wildlife, as well as unintentional human exposure to chemicals in the medicine. Technological improvements are helping scientists detect trace amounts of medicine in surface water and study how it affects human and environmental health, but the research is just beginning.
U.S. Geological Survey research found that some aquatic organisms living in waters downstream from wastewater treatments plants are showing signs of developmental and reproductive problems. Researchers are working to determine whether these impacts are the effects of pharmaceuticals in the environment.
In the meantime, the best way to reduce the impact of pharmaceutical waste on the environment is to dispose of medicine properly. Find an Unwanted Medicines Take Back Collection Program [XLS] near you or read the Unwanted Medicines Fact Sheet (available on the IDEM Fact Sheets page) to properly dispose of medicine.
Indiana's pharmacists, educators, health care providers, and waste managers raised concerns about:
In response to these concerns, IDEM developed the following information about unwanted medicine:
If you or your organization are planning an unwanted medicine collection event, take note below, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has new definitions for a collector. The following resources are available to assist in planning medicine collection events or programs.
In December 2014, the Drug Enforcement Administration finalized rules and regulations to the Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act of 2010. In order to become authorized to collect unwanted medicine, registration with the DEA is required. To become an authorized registrant, you can submit a modification request in writing to the U.S. DEA or you can submit a request online. The request must contain:
No fee is required for this modification request.
On September 17, 2012, the Indiana Attorney General launched a Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force with five committees:
This task force is composed of state legislators, law enforcement, health officials, pharmacy representatives, state and local agencies (including IDEM) and education providers. The task force is working to find solutions to the prescription drug abuse epidemic of Indiana. For more information go to the Indiana Attorney General Combating Drug Abuse website.
Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller and the Indiana Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force teamed up to launch BitterPill.IN.gov. This website, armed with a toolkit of resources for Hoosiers, is part of a comprehensive statewide public awareness campaign targeting Indiana's prescription drug abuse epidemic.
Properly disposing of unwanted medicines protects our lakes and streams and prevents prescription drug abuse and accidental poisonings. In partnership with the Indiana Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention Task Force and the Office of the Attorney General, IDEM invites Indiana pharmacies to help provide safe disposal options year round by joining the Great Lakes Clean Water Organization's Yellow Jug Old Drugs Program. This program is for non-controlled substances only. The Bitter Pill webpage and the Recycle Indiana Unwanted Medicines webpage supply a list of locations where residents can take controlled substances.


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The darling of the '10 festival circuit and almost so-good-you-want-to-hate-them (blame hipsters) James Murphy (who is LCD), the now-it's-cool-to-be-a-40-year-old recently sold out Hollywood Palladium giving fans a 30-year crash course in dance, electronica and pop - garnished with '70s melody and more than a dash of Morrisey.
He hangs with Spike Jonze, makes music for Nike and even announced his retirement after three albums.
Murphy (LCD Soundsystem) is touring in support of album three, "This Is Happening,"And yes, his pep always comes with a heavy dose of dissonance and, well, perhaps most irony is lost as his songs have been embraced by the post-30 fratguy sect - unintentional anthems of America's new disenfranchised.
London-based Hot Chip may not have as much heat as Murphy, but frontman duo Alexis Taylor and Joe Goddard (though all four members contribute lead vocals) pump life into their latest offering One Life Stand live - this album more Phil Spector (what is it with the wall of sound comeback these days?!) than Dave Gahan, featuring a '60s pop garnish indie radio hit "Thieves in the Night."
But it is Hot Chip's Pet Shop Boys for the new discriminating masses and fearlessly latter-day stage presence (dance for a minute dudes, we all are) of trading instruments DURING songs and onset use of unprocessed vocals and non-prefab beats, plus Maracas makes HC the one with longevity.

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Baby Steps
Prior to 2000, the Sun Devils went 9-7 all-time against USC, but since then the series has been mostly dominated by the Trojans, having won 12 out of 14. However, ASU may have started to turn the corner against its Pac-12 rivals, having won two out of the last three.
Strike First
With Michael Eubank's 1-yard touchdown run on ASU's first possession, the Sun Devils have now scored first in 14 of the 17 games with Todd Graham at the helm. Arizona State improves to 3-0 on such contests this season.
Win the First Half, Win the Game
ASU improves to 10-0 under Todd Graham when leading at halftime.
High-Pressure Offense
The Sun Devils scored 62 points Saturday night, the most points ASU has ever put up against USC. It also ties for second-most points scored by the Sun Devils in Pac-10/12 competition. The most they have ever put up is 65 points in a win against Stanford in 2002. ASU also put up 612 yards of total offense, the most in a conference game since recording 667 yards against Oregon in 2000.
Fun While It Lasted
Before tonight, USC had not allowed a single point in the first quarter in its first four contests: a Michael Eubank 1-yard touchdown run quickly put an end to that streak.
Grice, Grice Baby
Marion Grice continues to find a home in the end zone. With four touchdowns Saturday night, Grice now has accumulated 12 touchdowns (eight rushing, four receiving) through four games. He has 18 touchdowns (13 rushing, five receiving) over the last seven games.
Four is Plenty
Marion Grice found the end zone four times against USC (two rushing, two receiving). The last player to score four touchdowns in a game with a combination of rushing and receiving was Mike Williams on Nov. 29, 2002 against Arizona. Grice has already amassed one four-touchdown game this season against Wisconsin, but all four of those came on the ground.
Kelly with his Arm…
Taylor Kelly passed for 351 yards on the Trojan defense, the second-highest by any quarterback in the ASU-USC series. The record currently is held by John David Booty, who threw for 375 yards in 2007. Kelly's total yardage through the air also ranks first all-time out of any Sun Devil quarterback against USC. His performance tonight is the seventh time he has eclipsed 300 yards through the air and he has done so in each game this season. His seven games with 300+ yards are tied for third most for any ASU quarterback in history.
…Kelly with his Feet
Taylor Kelly's 40-yard run in the second quarter was the Sun Devils' longest rush of the season at the time (Deantre Lewis' 45-yard run later in the game is the new high). Prior, Marion Grice held the longest run at 22 yards. It also is Kelly's longest rush at Arizona State; his previous record was 32 yards.
Breaking Records
With a 74-yard connection in the third quarter, Taylor Kelly and D.J. Foster both broke their own personal records. The pass was Kelly's longest completion of his career, shattering his previous long of 52 yards in 2012. This season, his high was a 45-yard completion to Chris Coyle last week against Stanford. For Foster, it was his longest reception as a Sun Devil; his previous high was 49 yards in 2012.
Taking it Back
Alden Darby intercepted Cody Kessler and returned it 46 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter, marking the first time a Sun Devil recorded a pick-six since…Alden Darby, when he returned an interception 70 yards for a touchdown at USC in 2012.
Twice is Nice
Alden Darby racked up two interceptions against the Trojans; the last time a Sun Devil collected two interceptions in the same game was Nov. 17, 2012 when Keelan Johnson grabbed two against Washington State.
Not Once, Not Twice, Not Thrice, But…
By recording a pick-six again tonight against USC, the Sun Devils have now recorded four-straight games against the Trojans with an interception returned for a touchdown. Alden Darby has done it in the past two contests, while linebacker Shelly Lyons did it in 2011 and Omar Bolden accomplished it in 2010.
Ball Hog Secondary
The Sun Devils entered their game against USC with three interceptions on the season, but left the contest having doubled that after recording three interceptions off the Trojan offense. Over the past four games against USC the Sun Devils have compiled 10 interceptions.
The Force is Strong
Jaelen Strong once again surmounted 100 yards receiving for the third-straight game. Even more impressive is his ability to move the chains: 20 out of his 31 receptions this year have resulted in a first down for the Sun Devils. No wide receiver in ASU history had posted more than one 100+ yard game in their first career start while Strong has accomplished the feat in three of his first four starts as a Sun Devil.
Not in Irabor's House
Osahon Irabor collected his first interception of the year off a deflected Cody Kessler pass in the second quarter, and now has four career interceptions in a Sun Devil uniform. Irabor continues to impress in the ASU secondary, having now racked up 20 tackles (15 solo) this season to go along with 4.0 tackles for loss.
Sun Devils are Explosive
ASU racked up 13 explosive plays against USC, seven through the air and six on the ground. An explosive play is defined as a completion of 16-plus yards or a rush of 12-plus yards. Jaelen Strong led the team with three in the air, while Taylor Kelly and Deantre Lewis both had two on the ground.
Start Strong
After ending the first quarter all squared at 7, ASU has outscored their opposition 169-89 in first quarters under Todd Graham.
Sun Devil Country
For the third consecutive home game ASU set a record for student tickets sold. Tonight's number for student tickets sold was 14,118. This beats the record of 13,827 set vs. Wisconsin and is the first time in ASU history that it has sold over 14,000 student tickets to a football game.
A Chance to Make History
In the history of USC and Notre Dame football, a team has played both programs in consecutive weeks on 12 separate occasions. No team has ever won both of those contests, giving ASU a chance to make history when it takes on the Fighting Irish in Arlington, Texas next week. Only two teams even gave themselves a shot to complete the double (Michigan State in 1987 and South Carolina in 1983) by winning the first game of the series but both went on to drop handy decisions to Notre Dame by scores of 31-8 and 30-6, respectively. Arizona State was actually one of those teams back in 1998 but dropped both contests that season.


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ZF-3828: ViewRenderer render actions with wrong view script when used with actionStack and multiple modules
We create an action stack as follow :
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As dispatching takes place, ViewRenderer adds base script paths to its Zend_View object, leading to the following base paths array :
[0] => '../application/modules/module3/views/scripts/', [1] => '../application/modules/module2/views/scripts/', [2] => '../application/modules/module1/views/scripts/'
In this case the last action called, Module1/Index/Index as actionStack is LIFO, is rendered with ../application/modules/module3/views/scripts/index.phtml.
We fixed it by extending ViewRenderer and reseting base script paths array at each initView call.
By the way, this could/should be better fixed as having same action names across multiple modules is not that rare.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by 7 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Grill Master Bob Awesome gift This product works perfectly to make what it advertises...sliders. * I place a layer of Seran Wrap down on the press before the meat and it always comes up perfectly * Spray the griling basket with non-stick cooking spray before adding the meat and it never sticks Great product that I use everytime I grill...our kids love the small burgers when I am grilling big burgers for the adults OR I use the small burgers for appetizers at our outdoor parties. June 11, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lindsey I liked it! Got this as a gift for my mother for her birthday barbeque. Everything was easy to use, and it was easy to clean, so I'm not sure why everyone's been having difficulties. The burgers were adorable and perfect for portion control! December 24, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nina pretty cool! I eyed this product (as well as other slider makers) for a while before choosing to buy it. I am really happy with it! The burgers were tasty and perfectly shaped and the basket worked well on my gas grill. The burger press--although it gives me the right amount of meat--did not allow the meat to slide out very easily, and clean up for that part was a little bit of a chore. The bun cutter works great: just cut your buns upside down and one side at a time. My teenaged daughter gobbled these right up! I can see using other types of meat for sliders, since the grill basket clamps down making flipping a breeze. The handle didn't get very hot, and cleaning the basket was easy. Also, the cooked burgers easily slid out of the basket, so no lost meat or broken burgers! June 15, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Baileys Mom Party Fun! Great for making easy hearty and fun appetizers! The grandkids also like the "just right" size for dinner. December 16, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5 by cs Wouldn't recommend Burger press was easy to use, however burgers were very small in comparison to slider buns very difficult & tedious to clean. Not sure that it is worth the effort. It's probably easier & quicker to hand form hamburger patties. August 21, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by Jim Awful! Meat did not come out of the burger press easily. After cooking the burgers ended up quarter size. I have washed the basket twice and run it through the dishwasher and still cannot get it clean. July 2, 2011
Rated 1 out of 5 by gigi I am sorry that I bought this! The meat gets stuck in the wire, burned on and then you can't clean it. And, it got rusty from soaking it! June 13, 2011
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Nine-time Old Dominion Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, Enza Steele, and two-time state championship coach, Matt Soto, present a variety of skills and drills for field hockey players and coaches! These competitive activities and games will give you ideas on how to get your team in great game condition, as well as add some variety to your practices to make it more enjoyable for your players. See how these Field Hockey DVDs can help you and your team:
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The primary goal of Facilities Services is to provide a safe, health, attractive and functional learning environment on the PCC campus. The department develops and implements plans for remodeling, rehabilitation, preventive maintenance, and construction projects, using a combination of district, state, and federal funds.
Supervising Staff:
Don Eckmann, Sunrise Shift Supervisor
Areas: Custodians
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Areas: Utilities, HVAC and Grounds
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Vincent Whiting, Swing Shift Supervisor
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Facilities Services includes the following service departments:
- Construction and Planning, Project Center
- Custodial
- Grounds
- Maintenance and Skilled Trades
This unit provides cleaning services for all campus buildings and surfaced areas. Additionally, significant efforts are made to support educational programs and special events, including movement of supplies and equipment for the wide range of activities held on campus.
The grounds staff has the responsibility for the maintenance and upkeep of all landscaped and turf areas. This group of employees trims shrubbery, waters greenery, fertilizes landscaped areas, and keeps plans flourishing.
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Trade specialists make repairs and implement a preventive maintenance program designed to keep all buildings and equipment working at peak efficiency. In addition, a variety of projects are accomplished by this staff.
The employees in this unit operate and maintain campus heating, cooling and ventilation equipment. Major efforts are made in the areas of energy management and conservation and preventive maintenance of building mechanical services.


text: TOTEM has the pleasure to announce that it will represent the Couture brand Tony Ward for French and International press. Tony Ward is an International Fashion Designer based in Lebanon who studied at 'L'Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de La Couture Française'. For seven years, he worked in Paris with Gianfranco Ferré at Christian Dior Couture, then with Karl Lagerfeld at Chloé and with Claude Montana at Lanvin, learning the secrets of Couture techniques from the most iconic designers of our time. In 1995, Tony Ward came back to his home country and launched his own brand, Tony Ward Couture. The talent of the designer, combined with the master craftsmanship of the Ward Atelier, established since 1952, led him create Collections of Couture gowns of exquisite feminity and sophistication. He achieved great success at the Italian Couture Fashion Week where he has been presenting his creations since almost 10 years.


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Fill up on sausages, baked beans and scrambled eggs as part of the hotel's inclusive Express Start breakfast. Hotel staffs are happy to order takeaways or offer restaurant recommendations, or you can just unwind with a beer and enjoy live sport on TV in the bar and lounge.


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One person starts a quote, and the next person finishes it, then starts another one. EX:
Poster one: "Do or do not-"
Poster two: "There is no try."
"Who can take the sunrise? Sprinkle it with dew? Add in some chocolate and a miracle or two?"
Poster three: "The candy man? Yes the candy man! THe candy man can 'cause he makes chocolate and makes the world taste good. And the world tastes good, 'cause the candyman thinks it should!"
"Obi-wan never told you about your father!"
"He told me enough, he told me you killed him!"
"No, Luke-"
Poster four: "I am your father!"
Etc., and so on and so forth. I'll start:
"That's-a spicy-" (Yes, I know this one's short.)


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The actors, Autumn and Jeff Fowers, have played the most important roles in their family's Miracle of Christmas pageant for the past five years. Neighbors turn off their Christmas lights, and the crowd is almost always moved to tears in front of the Hunt family's West Haven home. And it's happening three times on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday night this week.
Miracle of Christmas pageant 6:30, 7, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 22–24 3161 S. 2850 West, West Haven Call 801-731-4819 or e-mail email@example.com
Here are some of the facts I dug up in our interview that didn't make it into the article:
Actors are dressed for a desert setting, but the show will go on even if there's snow.
The coldest people in the play: Roman soldiers, other than the angel on the family's roof.
Some newcomers mistake the Christ child as a real baby...it's plastic.
The story used for the pageant is taken straight from the King James Bible.
Anyone who thinks it's just a dish-towel pageant because it's in a nieghborhood instead of a playhouse is mistaken. They go all out with live animals, quality soundtrack, detailed costumes and about 30 volunteer actors.


text: I'm trying pair the nxt with an Epuck. With RobotC there isn't any problem but with LejOS the problem is when, in the menu of NXT, I do "Bluetooth->Search and Pair" NXT finds the epuck and I try to pair them but NXT needs a confirmation from the other device to pair correctly and from the epuck i can't send this confirmation. Is there any way to pair the NXT with LeJOS without the confirmation? Like in RobotC.


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The full-stage production of the Women of Ireland will be showcased at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Riceland Auditorium of the Grand Prairie Center.
The performance is a late addition to the center's 2012-2013 performance series, and will "demonstrate the well of talent that exists within Ireland's traditions of music, song and dance.
"It's something different we've never had before," Amanda Holsted, the center's director, said previously, adding that she has wanted to bring an Irish show to the center.
The center's performance schedule originally included 12 events with eight already completed. The ninth show, "Arkansas Tales," is scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
Holsted said she was first introduced to the Women of Ireland while attending a Midwest arts conference. She later learned that the show was scheduled to come through the region with an open night that still needed filled.
It "fit perfectly with what I envisioned for this year," Holsted said.
According to women-of-ireland.com, "The common theme inherent in all performances is the presentation of the most revered qualities of Ireland's ethnic music which will be transported from the Irish fireside to the international concert hall platform."
Women of Ireland tickets are $22.50 or $30 on the main floor and $15 in the balcony. To purchase tickets, call the Grand Prairie Center box office at (870) 673-4201 ext. 1895. The box office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and two hours before any scheduled performance.
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My favorite generation is the third generation since it's the only generation I really remember. It's the generation that was going on when I started getting into Poke'mon.
My favorite generation is the third generation since it's the only generation I really remember. It's the generation that was going on when I started getting into Poke'mon.
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Pokemon-wise: 4>3>2>1
Place-wise: 2>3>4>1
Opponent-wise: 2>4>3>1
Overall: 2>4>3>1
Second generation. The third generation onwards just got weird and uninteresting.
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Hmm. That's a toughy. But I'll have to say 1st generation. It's the one that got me hooked. I remember how happy I was when I evolved my first Caterpie into a Butterfree (my favorite pokemon before Umbreon came around). Yellow was the first pokemon game I played, it belonged to a friend of mine, he let me play it whenever he came over. Then I got my GameBoy Advanced along with Ruby and Crystal. My friends got discouraged because I rapidly progressed in the game and became stronger than them, they had been playing the games since they first came out in the USA. I still want to battle them to really show them what I can do.
I'm afraid I have to say that I liked the 3rd Gen Pokemon, but the story completely sucked. I only play it because in my opinion the Pokemon and graphics are very nice. I also like the trainers. But 1st gen actually had a challenge to it. The story was much more difficult, and therefore the game was interesting. Second gen was just plain out wierd and FOURTH GENERATION NEEDS TO GO TO HELL!!!! What kind of idiots would make a poofy rat a f*cking pokemon! It sucks and i dont even want to look at it when its released!
1st Gen or nothing, man!
To this day my fave games are Yellow and Leaf Green!
The longer the series/games go on, the less the look like Pokémon
No Pokémon will ever get the same reaction from me as Eevee or Pikachu etc.
Yeah the 4th Gen Pokémon just look bizarre. The Pokémon on the cover of Pearl looks like a robot. The 3rd Gen has it's flaws also, like Groudon and Registeel/rock/ice. They are not Pokémon!
They are ugly and scary creatures!!
1st Gen forever!
1st Gen gets lots of points for the nostalgia factor. It's also the only game whose tunes I can still hum, even though I haven't played the game in ages. Also, Red was my first ever video game. Ah sweet memories.
2nd Gen was awesome because they worked out the kinks from the first game, and added some cool new stuff. After that though... well, as Pikatwo said, it "just got weird". Too many similar Pokemon, too.
I'll probably still get diamond/pearl anyways though.
It's good just to remember the first gen for those of us who were alive at the time.
I was in kindergarten, I think. What lovely times
i cant decide between 2nd or 1st gen, the 3rd...well its got nice graphics and all, but they got boring for me, ive only completed emerald/ruby/fr once and i really couldnt be asked to complete it again on the new games ive started, the story in emerald is just to long and boring!!!!


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ZF-8030: Missing locale file for "gl_GL"
Our application is sometimes causing following exception:
{quote}Zend_Locale_Exception Missing locale file '/usr/share/php/Zend/Locale/Data/gl_GL.xml' for 'gl_GL' locale.{quote}
Is it possible to add it? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galician_language
When you want to use galician then use "gl".
When you want to use galician within spain (where this dialect is widely spoken, then use "gl_ES".
But when you want ot use galician within the region Grenlandia, then you will find no support, because the people in grenlandia don't speak galician.
At least one of our users is using "gl_GL" as browser locale. And because we are using locale auto-detection we are getting "gl_GL" as locale and this is causing the exception.
#0 /opt/phplibs/Zend/Locale/Data.php(216): Zend_Locale_Data::_findRoute('gl_GL', '/ldml/localeDis...', 'type', false, Array)
#1 /opt/phplibs/Zend/Locale/Data.php(859): Zend_Locale_Data::_getFile('gl_GL', '/ldml/localeDis...', 'type')
#2 /opt/phplibs/Zend/Locale.php(594): Zend_Locale_Data::getContent('gl_GL', 'country', 'AD')
#3 /opt/phplibs/Zend/Locale.php(635): Zend_Locale::getTranslation('AD', 'country', NULL)
#4 /opt/phplibs/My/View/Helper/FormSelectCountry.php(52): Zend_Locale::getCountryTranslation('AD')
So we need to implement a mapping to map "gl_GL" to "gl"?
The exception you gave afterwards shows a possible problem on locale downgrading while using the pre-translation methods.
Fixed with r18530 within trunk.
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Where are you originally from? Born in New York, raised in Fort Wayne, IN...yeah, I'm a damn yankee!
What was your parents' reaction when you first told them you wanted to work in radio? "So, you weren't accepted into Harvard Law School?"
First radio gig? WAZI-FM, a little station in Morristown, TN...worked from 10pm till 1am, the station couldn't afford to stay on all night
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If you were a member of a band, what instrument would you play? Although I have absolutely no rhythm, I'd say the drums
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Wild Horse Pass Casino: Fighting for the first time in nearly three years in front of his hometown of Phoenix, Ariz., Top Rank prospect and former amateur standout Jose Benavidez Jr. (12-0, 11 KOs) dropped Denver's Corey Alarcon (14-18-1, 4 KOs) three times en route to a fourth round TKO victory. The overmatched Alarcon made a show of effort but Benavidez proved too much for the journeyman. Official time of stoppage was 1:02. Photos © Chris Cozzone.
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i swear, back in the day, you and rekhyt used to hate to like me. i came in at number 4 but you still managed to call me a faggot, inconsistent and annoying lol.
"She is widely regarded as the best staff members of the forum due to her fair moderating decisions and because she is a lesbian."
i never liked toku. i only pretended to because everyone else adored her and i had to keep the peace. it was a political thing.
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reading this top ten thread is pretty satisfying to my ego
i am an idiot for ever having asked you to delete my shit, i can't look at myself in retrospect now :c
it was also the last place i could look for any of the photoshop work i did. i don't have a single thing saved.
now i enjoy weed and all but i never got this talking point. it makes you dumb as shit.Originally Posted by Toku
also can you believe that that thread is thREE YEARS OLD !!!!!!!
hey celery what is your stance on marijuana legalization as of late
haha i was so dumb back then, i was being mad dramatic to celery. but my post is still right.
i was searching for that blog post you made about legalization before i realized all your shits been deleted
I think it's alright if people do it, I would just never do it myself.
Come to think of it, I guess I'm not as strongly opinionated as I was before
i have a chrome extension that changes all instances of 'the cloud' to 'my butt'. this is an example of the hilarity it results in:
it's insane to think we were 16 back then. that seems so young now that i'm about to be 20
a white girl pulling out of her mouth a giant pink dildo that was lodged in her throat?
is that an educated guess or can you really see it? though i wouldn't be surprised, me and toku were huge lesbians at the time
i remember seeing that gif posted on cosmo at some point and i dare say it left an impression
i remember it now. the dildo kind of looked like a gummy worm and you could see her throat shrink as she pulled it out... lmao
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Micah Inspires Visions for EMU's Future
Students may grow cafeteria produce on a campus farm. Jews, Muslims and Christians may nurture interfaith understanding via an Abrahamic traditions studies center. These proposals come from a smorgasbord of about 30 submitted by EMU students, faculty, staff and friends at the invitation of an ad-hoc "Micah Think Tank." Each of these visions, unveiled at a March 23-24 ...More


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum and Case Western Reserve University will honor Chuck Berry during the 17th annual American Music Masters® series this October.
Roll Over Beethoven: The Life and Music of Chuck Berry, a weeklong celebration, will tell the story of one of the first musicians to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1986. Berry has had a lifetime of brilliant musicianship and has inspired nearly every rock artist to date.
Monday, October 22 at 7 p.m. - Rock and Roll Night School: A Spotlight on Chuck Berry in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater on the 4th floor:
Rock Hall educators will examine the scope and impact of Chuck Berry's career, while focusing on select songs that spotlight Berry's skills as a songwriter and guitar player. This event is free and reservations are not required. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. This event will also be streamed live on rockhall.com.
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Wouldn't it be nice if everything you did in your life worked out perfectly? Every decision you made is met with "thank you" notes, people talking about your brilliance, and more and more opportunities falling into your lap each day?
At WarmlyYours, we strive for a perfect customer service record but from time to time, we have a misstep and we're not afraid to talk about it. Recently, we received a poem from one of our customers that came to us through the "Tell Your Story" feature of our website. It certainly got our attention! Here's the poem:
Once upon a time, there was a warm floor.
It garned complements galore.
The thermostat, however broke,
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They assured me that replacement was sure.
Shortly they would supply the cure.
Much time has now lapsed.
My faith on the verge of collapse.
Georgia summer has allowed me a reprieve.
But even there, the heat will eventually leave.
My confidence is shaken.
So this opportunity should be taken.
To mend this oversite and set all things right
Would truly be a contractors delight.
Like any company, with the number of items we ship each day, there's bound to be that occasional piece or part that malfunctions and our customers understand that, but the problem here was bigger than that. This customer, our poem writer, had called us for help and waited much too long for the replacement part.
When WarmlyYours President, Julia Billen, heard about this, she immediately made a phone call…not to one of our customer service representatives, or to someone else on the WarmlyYours staff to handle. She called our poem writer directly, listened to his story, and the replacement part was sent out that day. "We appreciate even our most spirited customers," Billen said, "especially when they are so creative."
At WarmlyYours, we love to hear the many stories that detail our extraordinary customer service, but stories of our failures are even more important to us for two reasons. First, our customers put their trust in us and when we don't live up to that trust, we take it personally. Secondly, with our failures come some of the best learning experiences.
Each time we hear of a customer service failure like this, we first make it right with the customer. Then, we analyze it so that hopefully it doesn't happen again. It's one thing to say that you're customer friendly, but at WarmlyYours we live it - even if the CEO herself is the one to make it right!
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Forest Hill Memorial Park announces its annual clean-up, which will begin Thursday and continue through the end of March. The staff asks that everyone will removes seasonal flowers and anything on the ground. Anything not removed will be removed by Forest Hill personnel.
Join Relay For Life team Pink Musketeers=Hope from 5 – 9 p.m. Thursday at Randy's Restaurant, 162 Davidson Drive, beside North Davidson High School, for a Night of Hope. Randy's will donate 10 percent of the nights sales to Relay For Life of Davidson County. For more information please visit www.relayforlife.org/davidsonnc.
Calvary Worship Center will be taking food orders from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Cash or money orders only. The pickup date for these orders will be noon to 1 p.m. March 16. April menus will be available on March 16.. Orders can also be placed online at www.oneharvest.com until 11:59 p.m. on March 10. For further information, please call 357-7866.
Join Relay For Life team Pink Ladyz at both Christo's Restaurants in Lexington for a Day of Hope from 11 a.m. – 10 p.m. March 21. For more information please visit www.relayforlife.org/davidsonnc.
The Mt. Tabor United Church of Christ Churchmen's Fellowship is selling pine straw. Interested buyers may call the church at 249-1660 or 248-5404 to place a order. The price per bale is $4.50. Orders can be delivered. Group members will be selling at Todco Inc., 1123 Roy Lopp Road on Saturday mornings starting at 8:30 a.m.
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The Vail Valley is a stopping point for many cycling events throughout the summer, but every July nearly 900 cyclists take to the roads for the area's biggest local bike tour.
The annual Comcast Colorado-Eagle River Ride has been the premiere local cycling event for the Vail Valley for 11 years and this year race organizers are expecting to draw nearly 1,000 riders. The ride loops from Beaver Creek Ski Resort out along the scenic banks of the Colorado and Eagle Rivers and includes the famous and fun, hard-packed dirt portion of the Colorado River Road. There are multiple routes to suit each rider's ability including a 100 mile, 68 mile and 42 mile. Many participants appreciate that the ride raises money for a Colorado-based youth development nonprofit called SOS Outreach, that gets at-risk youth outdoors through sports. Last year they raised nearly $50,000 for the cause.
"The route is unbelievable beautiful," said one rider. "The support is amazing, the volunteers are the absolute friendliest, and the other riders are courteous, fun and out for a good time. Each aid station feels like a moving party of reconnecting friends, neighbors running into each other, and people meeting for the first time.Its a great way to give back."
The Comcast Colorado-Eagle River Ride will take place July 28 this year. If you are interested in registering or need more information please visit our website or call 970.926.9292.


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my new website launched today! so from now on, please find me over here.
thanks so much for being here with me these past 5+ years!
xo, jen
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now that i am home from haystack, i want to say a sincere thank you for your sweet and kind comments and emails about my last post. i loved them more than you know, and appreciated every one. my new site is going to launch very soon and i thought a lot about your comments when i was imagining some parts of the new space. i think there will still be occasional blog updates there, but probably more images (art, photos) and less text, as a rule. i'll post here when it's going live and direct you to the new site.
haystack was an incredible experience. i have so much to say and to share about it, but i am still processing a lot of it right now. i thought i'd share a few photos for now at the end if this post, though. and i also wanted to mention that i will be having an art opening at spruce and gussy in bar harbor tomorrow night, 8/22, from 3-9pm. this is a combined event with my talented friend kari chapin, author of grow your handmade business. (i illustrated the book.) she'll be there to sign books i will be showing a bunch of brand new art that i am really excited about, mostly monotype prints with some collage and papercutting layered on some of them. stop by and say hi if you're local; we'd love to see you.
and some haystack photos for you:
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just a quick note to say that this will be one of my last blog posts here at swallowfield. this blog has been quietly chugging along since early 2007, starting as a place for occasional crafty projects and stuff i was doing with the kids. as you all know, the internet has changed a lot since then, and so have i. these days i find myself more interested in using this space in a quieter way, with photographs and occasional news about what i'm doing professionally.
this weekend i'm headed off for two weeks at haystack mountain school of crafts. this is the working vacation/retreat of a lifetime for me, and i can't wait to get there. as someone who finds herself identifying first as a mom at all times, the chance to be in charge of only myself, working whenever i want 24 hours a day, with three yummy meals a day that i don't have to cook, a cozy bed, inspiring artists and craftspeople from all over, and beautiful ocean surroundings...well, you get the idea. CAN'T WAIT.
(photo from haystack's website)
when i get back, i'll be pointing you to a special new place online. i've been working with the fantastic trio at more+co since late winter on a new website and some other fun stuff that we'll roll out together in a few weeks. i am totally looking forward to the new space, and having it be a site that truly and simply reflects what i am up to these days.
my etsy shop will close tomorrow and reopen on 8/10, too. so if there's anything you've been wanting, today is the day to order it. if you have had your eye on something, i'd like to offer you a 20% off discount code on anything in my shop. use the code SUMMERVACATION at check out to get this special deal. it will work until i close the shop tomorrow night, saturday 7/28 at midnight EST.
thank you so much to everyone who visits here. thanks for your support and encouragement in all ways over these past five+ years. i am looking forward to sharing the new space with you soon.
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apropos of nothing, i need to share a little bit of loveliness with you this morning and tell you that i am shamelessly in love with my new decal from shanna murray. every morning the light shines through my curtain and the speckled gold sparkles just the nicest little bit. i've been on a less-is-more kick lately about decorating my house, and i love this subtle little decal for its simplicity and beauty. it's small, too. 1"x8". perfect.
i bought mine from my friends at spruce and gussy in bar harbor. they have a nice selection of her product line. they're beautifully packaged in cardboard tubes with great labeling. but shanna also has an online shop. and it looks like she's having a sale right now. you might want to take a little peek.
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i wanted to share a recent large papercut that will be auctioned off tonight at the abbe museum gala. my kids tease me that i sometimes get on 'the art channel' and tune everything else out when i am really intense on a project. i was definitely on the art channel for this papercut. many many hours in a row, calm concentration and freehand cutting from the bottom left to the upper right until it was done. there might have been some amy's microwave burritos for the kids during that time, but they didn't seem to mind.
the quote is from the tracy log, a book of reflections from a summer visitor's first visit to mount desert island. there were many lovely quotes i could have used in the book, shared with permission from the mount desert historical society, but i chose this one for my mad, true love of the ocean and its peaceful and uniting place here. who knows, i may do a few more of the quotes from the book sometime.
i think i might need to invest in a new cutting mat soon, what do you think?
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i am so pleased that people have been excited about my iphone cases with society 6. thank you so much! it has been super fun to see them on your phones here and there. i've just added a few more new designs. i am trying not to let this fun project distract me from my other work. you can see all of my designs with them here.
another fun project i worked on last week was doodling with sharpies (8 of them, to be exact) on a large canvas banner. (if i had to guess it was 2.5x4.5 feet, but of course i gave it away before i measured it properly.) the mdi marathon is held where i live each year, and they have local artists do a banner for each mile of the marathon that are auctioned off at the end for a local charity. i made another banner a few years ago and was excited to work on another one this year. it feels incredibly good to go to town in a larger format than i usually work in. and i love me a sharpie.
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i am excited to share that some patterns i made for land of nod last summer are now on a set of bedding! this was a dream project for me and i love the way they turned out. they're available up to queen size - i can't wait to get mine.
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i love the chance to listen to great music while i'm drawing. last night i got to hear a wonderful live brass concert in a place with great acoustics, and i drew almost the entire time. sometimes i wonder if people find it rude when i have my head down drawing, but i have always throught of doodling as a way to completely concentrate on listening while i work. and now i will always think of the songs i heard last night and how they made me feel when i look back at this drawing. does that ever happen to you?
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grow your handmade business, by kari chapin - you might remember i shared the cover a few months ago. it's a follow up to her wonderful book the handmade marketplace, and it's out in the world now! and i did all of the illustrations. the art director, alethea morrison at storey publishing, did a lovely job designing the book. and i've got to say - it's pretty nice to hold it in my hands. if you are a maker, or thinking of trying a new venture - this book is chock full of great advice and interviews. i can't say enough good stuff about it. congratulations kari!
among kari's upcoming engagements this summer, we'll be doing a book event together on august 22nd at spruce and gussy in bar harbor. i'm really looking forward to it.
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paper lanterns in the azalea garden, papercut and digital color 8.5x11"
this is one of several new papercuts i've been working on this month - i'll show the other ones soon.
in other exciting news, this is happening. they're the dream team in my eyes - so excited to be working with them. so there might be a real website later this summer, only 5+ years after i meant to have one.
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2012 NCAA 1,500m Champion2012 NCAA Distance Medley Relay Champion2011 Pac-12 Cross Country ChampionSix-Time All-American (Two 1st Team; Three 2nd Team; One Cross Country)2014 Drake Relays Champion (4x1600m, DMR)Flood Features» Senior Trio Embracing Last Race (GoHuskies.com; Nov. 22, 2013)» Five Minutes With Katie Flood (Running Times; Feb. 24, 2012)» Success Pours In For Flood (UW Daily; Feb. 23, 2012)» A Brief Chat With Katie Flood (Runner's World; Feb. 20, 2012)» How To Thrive As A College Freshman (Running Times; February 2012)» Katie Flood Captures Pac-12 Cross Country Title (GoHuskies.com; October 29, 2011)» Huskies On Flood Watch At NCAA Championships (GoHuskies.com; Nov. 19, 2011)» Flood Named Pac-10 Newcomer Of The Year(GoHuskies.com; Dec. 1, 2010)» Q & A With Katie Flood (GoHuskies.com; Oct. 28, 2010)2013-14 (Track): Reached the NCAA Outdoor Championships final site for a third time at 1,500-meters, and came up just one spot short of the final, finishing 13th overall in Eugene to earn All-America Second Team honors ... in the NCAA semis, she led most of the heat but finished eighth in 4:20.43, a time that was faster than all five qualifiers from the other semi ... advanced through the first two NCAA rounds of the 1,500m in Fayetteville, Ark. posting a season-best time of 4:17.76 in the West Prelims quarterfinals, taking second in her heat ... returned to her home track at Drake Stadium and anchored UW to a pair of Drake Relays victories, winning the 4x1600m in 19:09.31 and then closing the DMR win in 11:09.59 ... earned Pac-12 Track Athlete of the Week honors after the Drake Relays weekend ... took fifth in the 1,500-meters final at the Pac-12 Championships in 4:22.55, then came back to finish fourth in the 5,000-meters in 16:22.34 ... ran her first 5,000-meters on the track at the Stanford Invitational, a great debut in 15:45.60, moving to No. 4 on the Husky top-10 list ... notched two wins in the UW-WSU Dual Meet, taking the 1,500m in 4:28.12 and then pulling away to win the 3,000m in 9:30.41 ... ran in the 1,500m invite at the Mt. SAC Relays, crossing in 4:18.44 ... did not compete during the indoor season ... (Cross Country): Was the first or second runner for the Huskies at every race … earned All-Pac-12 Second Team honors with an 11th-place finish at the conference meet, tops on the team … best race of the year came at West Regionals where she was a career-best fourth overall in 19:27 for 6k, earning All-West Region honors … at the NCAA Championships, she suffered a fall and was last out of more than 250 runners a thousand meters in, but wound up coming all the way back to finish 84th as the Huskies finished 17th … won the season-opening Sundodger Invite in 20:25 … was fifth overall and second on the team at the Bill Dellinger Invite as UW won the team title … also led the team at the Wisconsin Invite with a 23rd-place finish.2012-13 (Track): Ran just twice during the year, indoors, starting off at the MPSF Championships where she led off the distance medley relay which won the conference title in 11:08.09 … that DMR time was third-fastest in school history … ran the mile at the UW Final Qualifier, going 4:44.12 ... (Cross Country): Helped lead the Huskies to a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Championships, running in the top-five in all five of her races, and leading the team on three occasions ... at the NCAA Championships in Louisville, she ran 20:43 over the 6k course to finish 89th overall and third on the team ... led the team at West Regionals in Seattle, finishing 15th overall in 20:05 as the Huskies placed fourth ... earned All-West Region honors for that effort ... the first Husky to finish the 6k course at the Adidas Wisconsin Invite, running 20:12 to finish 29th overall as UW was fourth ... started her season at the Greater Louisville Classic, placing third overall and first among Dawgs in 16:55 for 5k ... toughest race was at Pac-12s, where she was 26th overall and fifth on the team in 21:05.2011-12 (Track): One of the best seasons in school history produced a pair of NCAA Championships, as the sophomore won the national 1,500-meter title outdoors just three months after anchoring the distance medley relay to the NCAA title indoors ... became the first Husky woman to win multiple NCAA titles, let alone two in one year ... won the first individual title for a Husky woman since Amy Lia in 2006 ... back on her home track at Drake Stadium in Des Moines, she thrilled the hometown fans with a victory in the 1,500-meters final, taking the lead around the final turn and holding it over the final hundred meters, winning in a time of 4:13.79 ... the win helped the UW women's team to an eighth-place finish at NCAA Outdoors, the best in school history ... advanced to the final by running 4:22.02 in the first round and 4:17.05 in the quarterfinals in Austin, then running 4:12.65 in the semis in Iowa ... went on to compete in the U.S. Olympic Trials, reaching the semifinals and finishing 14th overall with a PR of 4:11.32, the No. 3 mark in school history and No. 7 mark in Pac-12 history ... capped off a record-smashing indoor season with the NCAA title in the DMR, the first ever indoor title for the UW women's program ... in Boise, Idaho for NCAA Indoors, she followed Chelsea Orr, Jordan Carlson, and Baylee Mires on the relay, running the 1,600m leg and pulling away on the final lap to win by five meters in a time of 11:05.20 ... the Huskies were eighth when she got the stick ... earlier in the indoor season, she ran some of the fastest times in NCAA history, clocking a 3,000m school record of 8:55.31 and then two weeks later running a mile record of 4:28.48 ... her mile time is fourth-fastest in NCAA history, and the 3k time is fifth-fastest by an American collegiate indoors or outdoors ... also anchored the DMR to the MPSF conference title in a meet and Dempsey facility record time of 10:55.01, the fifth-fastest time in NCAA history ... the mile, 3k, and DMR times all led the NCAA and her mile time was fastest in the U.S. in 2012 ... the day after the DMR national title, she had her only tough race of the indoor season, placing ninth in the 3,000-meter final, earning All-America Second Team honors ... was named USTFCCCA West Region Track Athlete of the Year indoors ... earned All-America First Team honors for the DMR and 1,500-meters ... opened her outdoor season with an 800-meter PR of 2:07.33 at the Pepsi Team Invite, placing third ... followed that up with a big PR at 1,500-meters, as she won the Mt. SAC Relays invitational section in 4:11.66 ... that time would end up as the second-fastest mark in the NCAA all season ... earned Pac-12 Track Athlete of the Week honors after the Mt. SAC Relays victory ... was runner-up at the Pac-12 Championships by a split second, running 4:13.80 in the 1,500-meter final ... (Cross Country): Emerged as one of the elite cross country runners in the NCAA, leading the Huskies in every race she entered and powering UW to a second-place team finish at the NCAA Championships with a top-10 finish, after winning the first ever Pac-12 individual championship earlier in the year ... at the inaugural Pac-12 Championships in Arizona, she pulled off an upset victory, racing to the win in 19:32, the second-fastest winning time in meet history, becoming the third conference champ in Washington history ... made a move with 800-meters to go at Pac-12s to break away from Stanford's Kathy Kroeger and Oregon's Jordan Hasay and win by eight seconds ... earned her first USTFCCCA All-America honor for cross country with a seventh-place finish at the NCAA Championships, the fifth Husky ever in the top-10, clocking a time of 19:47 for 6k ... that was a 71 spot improvement over her first nationals run ... ran a controlled effort at NCAA West Regionals, placing fifth in 20:14 to lead the Huskies to a fourth-consecutive West Region victory, earning her second All-West Region honors ... missed the early part of the season with mono, but made an immediate impact on her return, as she led UW to the victory at the Wisconsin Invitational in her season debut, placing seventh overall in the year's largest field in a time of 20:14 ... named to the All-Pac-12 First Team for the second year ... a three-time GoHuskies.com Student-Athlete of the Week.2010-11 (Track): One of the top freshmen in the country, earning All-America Second Team honors indoors in the 3,000-meters and All-America honorable mention outdoors at 1,500-meters ... reached the final site of the NCAA Outdoor Championships, heading back to her hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, and finishing 20th overall in the 1,500-meter semifinals in a time of 4:25.75 ... advanced to Iowa by grabbing the final auto qualifying spot at NCAA West Prelims in Eugene, finishing in 4:23.44 ... started her outdoor season with a second-place finish in the 1,500m at the Pepsi Team Invite, running a season-best 4:18.80 that ranks 10th in school history ... made the Pac-10 final at 1,500m but struggled in the final, placing ninth ... indoors, earned All-America honors with a 10th-place finish in the 3k at NCAAs, running 9:22.59 ... was the top finishing freshman in the 3k at NCAAs ... netted the NCAA Auto mark in the 3k with a win at the UW Final Qualifier, running 9:09.85, the second-best time in school history ... took fifth in the 3k at the MPSF Championships in a time of 9:20.32, after having anchored the DMR to a fourth-place finish in a season-best 11:20.85, a time that ranks fourth in school history ... lone mile run was finished in 4:47.45, as she took sixth at the UW Invitational ... (Cross Country): The Pac-10 Cross Country Newcomer of the Year, becoming the third Husky to win that honor, and was named to the All-Pac-10 First Team ... led Washington at all three postseason meets, including a 78th-place finish at her first NCAA Championship race in which the Huskies finished 16th ... earned top newcomer honors despite not beginning her season until the Pre-National Meet, UW's fourth race of the season ... was 23rd at Pre-Nats in her first official race, second among Huskies, in 20:48 ... followed that up with an outstanding sixth-place effort at the Pac-10 Championships in Seattle, leading UW to a third-place tie with second-ranked Oregon, in a season-best time of 20:13 ... led the Huskies to the NCAA West Region team title two weeks later in Springfield, Ore. as she placed sixth overall once again to earn All-West Region honors ... was the top freshman finisher at both Pac-10s and Regionals ... coming off a stress fracture over the summer, her first race was the Emerald City Open, where she placed third overall competing unattached ... during the indoor track season, returned to cross country for the 2011 U.S. Junior Cross Country Championships, where she placed third overall in San Diego to earn a spot on the Team USA roster for the Junior World Championships ... at the 2011 World Championships in Punta Umbria, Spain, she placed 19th overall as the second finisher for Team USA, helping the junior team to a seventh-place finish ... also named captain of Team USA at the World Championships.High School and Personal: Born in Des Moines, Iowa ... parents are Ann and Steve Flood ... has one older sister, Betsy, and two younger sisters, Molly and Annie ... Betsy is a standout distance runner at the University of Iowa ... one of the top distance recruits in the nation, she captured the 2009 Nike Cross Nationals individual title ... went on to place eighth at the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships just a week after her Nike Cross Nationals win, earning All-America honors ... named the Gatorade Iowa Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year in 2007-08 and again in 2009-10 ... placed third at the 2009 Foot Locker Midwest Regional ... a three-time Iowa 4A State cross country champion ... led her team to a third consecutive state team title in 2009 ... also placed eighth at the 2007 Footlocker National Championships as a sophomore after placing second at the Midwest Regional meet ... also finished as the individual runner-up at the Nike Cross National meet in 2007 ... cemented her track legacy by winning four Iowa 4A State titles as a senior, sweeping the 800m, 1,500m, and 3,000m individual titles, and anchoring the winning 4x800-meter relay ... she won four-straight 3,000-meter state titles and set the state record at 9:27 ... won six career titles at the legendary Drake Relays, including four-straight 3,000-meter titles, and set a stadium record for high schoolers of 9:43.39 in the 3k as a senior ... one of just three women ever to win four-straight Drake Relay titles as a prep ... set the Iowa prep state record in the 1,500-meters in a Drake Relay win in 2010, clocking 4:28.30 ... took fifth in the 2010 Jim Ryun Dream Mile in New York, running 4:44.
Major Meets2010 Pac-10 XC - 6th (1st UW)2010 Regional XC - 6th (1st UW)2010 NCAA XC - 78th (1st UW)2011 USA Jr XC Champs - 3rd2011 MPSF TF - 5th, 3000m; 4th, DMR2011 NCAA Indoors - 10th, 3000m (All-America Second Team)2011 World Jr XC Champs - 19th (2nd, USA)2011 Pac-10 TF - 9th, 1500m2011 NCAA Prelims TF - 10th, 1500m2011 NCAA Outdoors - 20th, 1500m (All-America Honorable Mention)2011 Pac-12 XC - 1st (1st UW) (Pac-12 Champion)2011 Regional XC - 5th (1st UW)2011 NCAA XC - 7th (1st UW) (All-America)2012 MPSF TF - 1st, DMR (MPSF Champions)2012 NCAA Indoors - 9th, 3000m (All-America Second Team); 1st, DMR (NCAA Champions; All-America First Team)2012 Pac-12 TF - 2nd, 1500m2012 NCAA Prelims TF - 2nd, 1500m2012 NCAA Outdoors - 1st, 1500m (NCAA Champion; All-America First Team) 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials - 14th, 1500m2012 Pac-12 XC - 26th (5th UW)2012 Regional XC - 15th (1st UW)2012 NCAA XC - 89th (3rd UW)2013 MPSF TF - 1st, DMR (MPSF Champions)2013 Pac-12 XC - 11th (1st UW)2013 Regional XC - 4th (1st UW)2013 NCAA XC - 84th (2nd UW)2014 Pac-12 TF - 5th, 1500m | 4th, 5000m2014 NCAA Prelims TF - 3rd, 1500m2014 NCAA Outdoors - 13th, 1500m (All-America Second Team)Outdoor Bests800m.......2:07.331500m.......4:11.32Indoor BestsMile.......4:28.48 $3000m.......8:55.31 $$ - School Record


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Terrell Antoine Fletcher
Position: RB
Height: 5-8 Weight: 196 lbs.
Born: September 14, 1973 in St. Louis, MO
High School: Hazlewood East
College: Wisconsin (school history) (Fletcher college stats)
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 2nd round (51st overall) of the 1995 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 22 (4446th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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Arden Bridge to be replaced
The Stevens County Commissioners recently secured a $650,000 state grant for replacement of the Arden Bridge. The grant was obtained from the Washington State County Road Administration Board on July 28 from the board's Rural Arterial Trust Account. The account is a portion of the state fuel tax that is set aside for emergency projects.The grant money will be used to fund replacement of the existing structure, which suffered an undermining of its foundation from flood waters earlier this spring.To ensure public safety and prevent a bridge collapse, the commissioners had declared an emergency closure of the bridge earlier this year. The bridge will remain closed until the new structure is built to replace it. Preliminary engineering for this structure has already been initiated by county Public Works staff. It is anticipated that the bridge replacement will take three to six months to complete. Stevens County Public Works Director Jim Whitbread said construction will be fast-tracked and the new bridge will be open by fall 2012, barring any unanticipated difficulties."During the construction period, a comprehensive detour will be maintained," said Whitbread. "Modern signage and clear directions will aid motorists in negotiating the detour efficiently and safely. " If you have specific questions about the project please contact Jim Whitbread, County Engineer at 684-4548.


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ZF-8602: Setting resources.log.stream.filterParams.priority = 4 in application.ini throws error
The error is thrown because the constant doesn't exist in that class found in Zend_Log_Filter_Priority version 1.9.10 alpha. the potential fix is attached:
@@ -78,12 +78,12 @@
), $config);
// Add support for constants
- if (is_string($config['priority'])) {
- $config['priority'] = constant($config['priority']);
+ if (!is_numeric($config['priority'])) {
+ $config['priority'] = constant("Zend_Log::".$config['priority']);
return new self(
- $config['priority'],
+ (int) $config['priority'],
The actual error
Warning: constant(): Couldn't find constant 4 in /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log/Filter/Priority.php on line 82 Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Log_Exception' with message 'Priority must be an integer' in /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log/Filter/Priority.php:58 Stack trace: #0 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log/Filter/Priority.php(88): Zend_Log_Filter_Priority->__construct(NULL, NULL) #1 [internal function]: Zend_Log_Filter_Priority::factory(Array) #2 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log.php(201): call_user_func(Array, Array) #3 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log.php(154): Zend_Log->_constructFromConfig('filter', Array, 'Zend_Log_Filter') #4 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log.php(139): Zend_Log->_constructFilterFromConfig(Array) #5 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log.php(400): Zend_Log->_constructWriterFromConfig(Array) #6 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log.php(114): Zend_Log->addWriter(Array) #7 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Application/Resource/Log.php(67): Zend_Log::factory(Array) #8 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Application/Resource/Log.php(48): Zend_Application_Resource_Log->getLog() #9 /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Application/Bootstrap/B in /var/www/wetawa/library/Zend/Log/Filter/Priority.php on line 58
Thank you for reporting this issue. I am currently enjoying my holidays, but will fix it on January 1st. (unless I turn out to have (more) wifi available).
I think that
is debatable. Because such solution disallow us to use constants from other classes (e.g. own classes).
But both is_numeric and type casting to integer required. Because any atomic data goes from config goes as string and now we can't setup priority via number
I added the class to find the constant to address the warning shown in the report as well, because the class Zend_Log_Filter_Priority has no constants defined. So this might require a bit of an architectural fix to accommodate developer defined constants. I should have noted that I'm using php 5.3.
I tried to reproduce, but was not able. Please do provide (much) more information on how to reproduce. The used reproduction code:
public function testNumericLogStreamFilterParamsPriorityDoesNotFail() {
$options = array('stream' =>
array('writerName' => 'Stream',
'writerParams' => array('stream' => "php://memory",
'mode' => 'a'),
array('filterName' => 'Priority'),
array('filterParams' => array('priority' => 4))));
$resource = new Zend_Application_Resource_Log($options);
that should have been
array('filterParams' => array('priority' => '4')))); since from the config ini it's a string. also note I'm using php 5.3. I'll try to write the failing testCase
Adding quotes around the 4 makes no difference.
The correct test case is:
public function testNumericLogStreamFilterParamsPriorityDoesNotFail() {
$options = array('stream' =>
array('writerName' => 'Stream',
'writerParams' => array('stream' => "php://memory",
'mode' => 'a'),
'filterName' => 'Priority',
'filterParams' => array('priority' => '4')));
$resource = new Zend_Application_Resource_Log($options);
The test case you are using never tests filters because your 'filterName' is wrapped in an array and line 138 is never hit in Zend/Log.php
Reassigning as agreed upon on irc
Fixed in trunk


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Last week, teachers from the local schools milled on Main Street, stopping to check out the renovated Mega-Genius Supply Store and IQ Headquarters or to learn about the free programs at the Park City Museum. It was the second annual Educator's Night, an event sponsored by the educational nonprofits on Main Street as a way to inform teachers what opportunities there are for students.
"It's a great way to make connection with the schools," said Jenny Diersen, Education Director at the Kimball Arts Center. "Teachers are always looking for new, innovative ways to teach children in their classrooms, and this is an opportunity to share what we do what we have with students and teachers."
Starting at the Kimball Arts Center, teachers mingled and snacked, listening to presentations. The event included three locations for teachers to visit: the Kimball Arts Center, the Park City Museum and the Mega-Genius Supply Store.
"This is where we can talk about what we do," said Jenette Purdy, The Park City Museum Director of Education. "Teachers are free to wander, to explore our facilities and get an idea of what we offer."
"I noticed the event was bigger too," she added. "It was a great evening to meet teachers, including some that I hadn't worked with before."
More teachers are taking advantage of the program, including some from Wasatch Front school districts. The event attracted nearly double the number of participants since last year, Diersen said.
"This was my first year going," said Andrea Solum, a third-grade teacher at Trailside Elementary School.
From Mega-Genius programming to the free admission for students and teachers from Summit and Wasatch counties, Solum said she was excited to learn more about the educational opportunities in the community.
"Mega-Genius is incredible, and it is so underutilized," Solum added. "Any kid can be dropped off and they can go and play games or work on homework I want to type up a blurb and give it to parents at Parent-Teacher Night. Hopefully, someone take advantage of it."
Solum was one in a crowd of people looking for educational opportunities the purpose of the event to connect the community and the local schools. Both Purdy and Diersen said they hope to continue the event next Fall, growing the event itself and its reach.


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After a warm, relaxing bath, Monica Lewinsky was looking at herself naked in a mirror,
fondly recalling her love and the time she spent with Bill Clinton.
Her frustration over her inability to lose weight was depressing her.
In an act of desperation, she decided to call on God for help.
"God, if you will take away my love handles, I'll devote my life to you," she prayed.
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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Vegetables
Vine Crop Disease and Pest Rx
by National Gardening Association Editors
Being prepared allows you to prevent many pest and disease problems. Here are gardening methods to follow, along with disease and pests to watch out for.
General Practices
Grow resistant varieties. Ask a garden center, a gardening friend, or your cooperative extension service Master Gardeners which diseases are prevalent in your area and start with resistant crop varieties.
Control weeds and debris. Weedy areas often harbor disease and insect populations; weed regularly during the growing season. After harvest, till all healthy vines, leaves, stalks, and discarded fruit into the soil or compost them. Destroy diseased vines to prevent harmful organisms from surviving the winter and attacking next year's plants.
Rotate crops. Shift vine crops to different areas in the garden from one year to the next, and plant another vegetable family in their place. If you have a serious problem with any crop, don't plant it in the same spot for two or three years.
Control cucumber beetles. Because cucumber beetles can cause so much damage to vine crops, protect your plants from this pest. (See control information below.)
Use pesticides sparingly. Injudicious use of pesticides can backfire: it kills beneficial organisms that can help keep pests under control naturally, and encourages pest resistance. (Beneficial organisms do not recover as quickly as pests, and do not develop resistance). Use pesticides very carefully and as a last resort. In addition to the information below, you can check with Master Gardeners for the most up-to-date pesticide recommendations. Always read the instructions before applying pesticides, whether conventional or organic, following them carefully as you go. Read the label again when you put the container away, to be sure you store it safely.


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ZF-2997: filtername on Zend_Form_Element is typed wrongly
Line 421 of Zend_Form_Element: $name = $this->filtername($name);
Should be rather: $name = $this->filterName($name);
Please evaluate and categorize as necessary.
Scheduling for next mini release. This is not a critical fix, as PHP interprets function names in a case insensitive manner, and both examples work.
Updated in trunk and 1.5 release branch as of r9377.


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Nov 15th 2011
Natural History Museum of Utah opens Friday!
Tucked into the hillside above Red Butte Garden, new architectural wonder the Natural History Museum of Utah opens to the public on Nov. 18 with free admission for those with reservations. But the building and its design are just the tip of the neolithic spear, as it were. The museum's extensive collection of geological wonders, cultural artifacts, flora, fauna and paleontological exotica was once packed into the old building on Presidents Circle. Now, the museum's collection will be on spectacular display in a state-of-the-art research museum with room to grow. Read More