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Duangtawan Hotel located in the Centre of Night Bazaar, one of a famous shopping area in Chiang Mai.
Surrounded by a night market Where is a commercial unit of Northern Lanna. Only 15 minutes to Chiang Mai International Airport,
Railways Station and Chiang Mai Bus Station. Easily go to Weekend Walking Streets, enjoy with food, drink, handicraft, souvenir and Entertainment.
Well comfort and convenience with 512 rooms Comprise of Superior, Deluxe and Business Room types.
Plentiful service of 5 restaurants and bars, MICE events in Grand Duangtawan Ballroom and More function rooms.
Large Panoramic views of outdoor Swimming Pool, Fully equipped Fitness, healthy and well being Varee Spa.
Superior Room180 Superior rooms separate to 115 Twin and 65 Double Beds, which include 14 Connecting rooms.
From the 5th to the 10th floors.
Room amenities: Air condition, Separate Bathtub and Shower room, Mini-bar, Refrigerator, Tea and Coffee Maker, In-room Safe Box, Hair Dryer, Satellite TV, Bathrobes and Slippers, Wireless internet.
Deluxe Room198 Deluxe rooms separate to 113 Twin and 85 Double Beds, which include 86 Connecting rooms.
From the 11th to the 18th floors.
Room amenities: Air condition, Separate Bathtub and Shower room, Mini-bar, Refrigerator, Tea and Coffee Maker, In-room Safe Box, Hair Dryer, Satellite TV, Bathrobes and Slippers, Wireless internet.
Business Plus Room120 Business rooms separate to 70 Twin and 50 Double Beds, which include 49 Connecting rooms.
From the 19th to the 23rd floors.
Room amenities: Air condition, Separate Bathtub and Shower room, Mini-bar, Refrigerator, Tea and Coffee Maker, In-room Safe Box, Hair Dryer, Satellite TV, Bathrobes and Slippers, Wireless internet.
Privileges of Horizon Club Lounge.
Junior Suite14 Suite rooms are 14 Double Beds.
Located on the 16th to the 23rd floors.
With a large living room with working table and private rest room.
Room amenities: Air condition, Separate Bathtub and Shower room, Mini-bar, Refrigerator, Tea and Coffee Maker, In-room Safe Box, Hair Dryer, Satellite TV, Bathrobes and Slippers, Wireless internet.
Privileges of Horizon Club Lounge.
|Tawan Restaurant
An all day dining venue with international buffets offering a large variety of flavors.
Location: on the 2nd floor
Opening Time: 06.00 -23.00 hrs.
Capacity: 420 seats
Service: International Breakfast Buffet, on daily / International Lunch Buffet, on Monday - Saturday / Japanese Dinner Buffet, on Friday- Sunday
|Sunflower Chinese Restaurant
An ideal Chinese Restaurant features Cantonese delicacies and superb dim sum buffets.
Location: on the 24th floor
Opening Time: Lunch 11.30 - 14.30 hrs. / Dinner 18.00-22.30 hrs.
Capacity: 120 seats
Service: Dim Sum Lunch Buffet, daily / A la carte and Chinese Set Menu
|Marco Polo Restaurant
The simple dining place for steaks, Italian and Asian cuisines.
Location: on the Ground floor
Opening Time: 11.30 -22.30 hrs.
Capacity: 110 seats
Service: Italian & Asian Dinner Buffet on Monday - Thursday / International Buffet Lunch on Sunday / a la carte menu
|Lobby Lounge
The place for business talks, where refreshment, tea, coffee and bakery await to serve.
Location: on the Mezzanine
Opening Time: 10.00 - 22.30 hrs.
Capacity: 50 seats
Service: Tea & Coffee, refreshment, drink and bakery
|Malibu Lounge
The perfect spot to relax over snacks and refreshment in The late hours.
Location: on the Ground floor
Opening Time: 17.00 - 01.00 hrs.
Capacity: 40 seats
Service: Snacks and Drink
|Marco Polo Lounge
The meeting point for hotel guests and visitors, offering cocktails, juices, fresh coffee, tea and home made bakery.
Location: on the Ground floor
Opening Time: 07.00 - 22.30 hrs.
Capacity: 20 seats
Service: Home Made bakery, Pastry and Ice -cream Corner, Fresh coffee & tea
|Pool Terrace
The place delights you with various thirst quenching drinks, Healthy smoothies, cool draught beer, cocktails, juices and light snacks.
Location: on the 4th Floor
Opening Time: 9.00 - 19.00 hrs.
Capacity: 40 seats
Service: Snack and Refreshment
Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai is accommodating
up to 800 people with Duangtawan Grand ballroom and several breakout
rooms such as Chiang Dao, Chiang Sean, Chiang Kam, Chiang Roong, and
Chiang Mai where include Business Centre, secretarial services, overhead
and slide projectors, screen video, multi-system VCR + TV, Electronic
white board as well as LCD projector for rent.
|Duangtawan Grand Ballroom
|Chiang Saen & Chiang Dao Room
|Chiang Kam & Chiang Rung Room
|Doi Luang Room
|Doi Luang 1- break out room
|Duangtawan Pavilion
|If your plans for the near future include tying the
knot, we can readily provide for every detail that could possibly be
needed for a wedding starting from the arrangements of traditional lustral
water ceremony to the reception, and more!
A Wedding Reception will come with a host of extras by way of decorative ice sculptures, flower arch and stands, traditional garlands and corsages for the wedding party, guest books, multi-tiered cake, and so on. Plus, the special rate of an overnight stay with complimentary meal voucher at the hotel / resort.
Simply contact our Wedding Organizers, who come with a plethora of ideas for celebratory themes, menus and decorations; a choice of wedding packages, and a collection of albums of past events. Better yet, make an appointment to meet personally and discuss your plans for the big day at leisure, amid the elegant confines of our very own Wedding Studio.
Varee Spa
The Identity Thai Lanna Spa combined Thai Wisdom and Ancient Thai Medicine, the perfect mixtures of massage arts between Thai, the East and the West.
Location: on the 4th floor
Opening hours: 10.00 - 22.00 hrs
Capacity: individual 6 treatment rooms, 3 Tha imassage rooms, two separate sauna rooms for male and female plus manicure and pedicure venue.
|Dynasty Executive Lounge at Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai accessible by special elevator keys and
located on the private 23rd floor offering perfect panoramic views over Chiang Mai's Skyline complete
with exclusive facilities and services for both discerning business and leisure travelers
including a private club lounge access with indoor and outdoor seating,
signature service of all-day complimentary daily meal presentations,
complimentary use of Internet access, international reading materials,
dedicated butler and concierge service, and more.
All are provided as a complimentary service.
|Internet Service
|Swimming Pool
|Fitness Center
|Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai is located in the heart of downtown
Chiang Mai's Night Bazaar area, only 15 minutes from Chiang Mai International
Airport, bus terminal and railway station.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 16, 2010) - ETSU men's soccer head coach Scott Calabrese announced the 2010 spring schedule Tuesday as the Bucs prepare for their third season.
The Bucs open the 2010 spring season at home against Lincoln Memorial on Feb. 28 at 2 p.m. The team will then head to UNC Greensboro for a tournament on March 27 followed by a road match against UNC Asheville on March 31 at 4 p.m.
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I programmed a version of JUnit for the nxt. So you can write tests for the nxt and run them on the nxt.
Unfortunately, it is not so comfortable like JUnit as you need to wrap the test methods' calls into objects because nxt does not offer java reflection.
I use NxtUnit all the time while programming additional basic collections for nxt (sets, maps).
You can try it out by downloading the source from http://www.cip.ifi.lmu.de/~mirwaldt/data/nxtunit.zip,
embedding it into a eclipse project and running Main in the "sample" package.
Please do not commit it to the lejos repository yet. Sven will do it for me when it is ready to be contributed.
He will also add my collections (sets, maps) after having reviewed them.
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text: last Sunday, working on a friends 45 solo, adjusting the clutch, i noticed some differences from my 73 Servicar. on my trike, the plate that holds the clutch springs in place(i forget what it's called) is held in place by 3 nuts. these 3 nuts have cutouts in them that match to small ribs in the spring plate to hold the nuts from loosening. on the solo, there r no such ribs or cutouts. the solo is from 1941. what is supposed to hold them in place? lockwashers? or could this be a repop plate and needs to be replaced?


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Candy Cane Blossom Cookies RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 48 milk chocolate kisses, candy cane kisses or miniature chocolate-covered peppermint patties, unwrapped
- 4 candy canes
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 tablespoon 2% milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Freeze kisses in a covered container for at least 1 hour. Place candy canes in a food processor; process until finely crushed.
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg, milk and vanilla. In another bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and salt; gradually beat into creamed mixture.
- Shape into 1-in. balls; roll in crushed candy canes. Place 2 in. apart on parchment paper-lined baking sheets.
- Bake 10-12 minutes or until bottoms are golden brown. Immediately press a kiss into center of each cookie. Remove from pans to wire racks to cool. Yield: 4 dozen.
Reviews for Candy Cane Blossom Cookies
"These cookies are delicious; however, did adjust a few things when I was baking them. I crushed the candy canes like powder, then added some to the dough and combined some with granulated sugar to roll the cookie dough in. This made it easier to remove the cookies from the pan. I used Hershey's Hugs and Candy Cane Kisses to top the cookies and found that if I froze them first, they didn't melt into a puddle. My husband loved them!"
"I had no problem with the recipe just as written. I did not freeze though. I used chocolate hershey kisses, I thought the peppermint may have been too much with the crushed candy cane coating. I crushed my candy canes in the food processor so some of it was more like powder. I do like the idea of adding it into the batter it will save time. People that had problems with melting I only had one or two that the kisses melted over. I think if you wait a minute or two to press the kisses into the cookie when removed that would take care of that problem. I bake all my cookies on a silicone sheet on top of my cookie sheet. I had no problem with sticking at all. The hardest part is storing them. The family thought they were good."
"These cookies cemented themselves to my baking sheets, and the candy cane kisses melted into striped blobs almost immediately after being pressed into the cookie.On my second batch, I tried coating only the top of the ball (dough made great balls, at least!), and discovered that taking away that much candy coating revealed a terribly bland cookie.I wish I'd thought to read these reviews before wasting my time!"
"The issue with the candy oozing and the kisses melting down is easily solved. 1) The recipe calls for candy canes to be "finely crushed" - - crush them so they are like powder/fine shards so they will help hold the dough together. Also add into the dough instead of rolling balls in the candy cane pieces. 2) I also added 1/4 cup of milk per another's suggestion. 3) After removing from the oven, let the cookies sit for 3-4 minutes then lightly push kiss into top. Remove to a cooling rack. I then set mine out on the closed in porch (not heated) and they set up nicely. 4) I should also mention that I use teflon sheets on my cookie sheets - this is something I do with all my cookies so they are easily removed and there is not mess to clean. But since the candy canes are crushed to a powder substance there is no oozing since that only happens because there are large chunks of candy that have melted.I just returned from a cooking swap and everyone thought they looked wonderful and they even thought they tasted great. I think if you use these minor tweaks you will be much happier with the cookies texture and presentation. Hope this helps"
"my 5 yr old daughter and I made these and they turned out great, with a few additions. I added about 2-3T of water so that the dough would be a tad stickier so that the balls would form better. I crushed the candy canes with my mean mallet in a ziptop bag between 2 dishcloths to help the candy from breaking through. You can also use a blender or food processor, but it is very loud. My daughter was a good helper smashing them up. I used butter flavored Crisco as replacement for the butter. I also suggest baking these cookies on parchment paper. They come off perfectly every time that way. We used chocolate Hersey Kisses and they looked just like the photo in the magazine. We are making these again today and I think I will add the crushed candy right into the batter to give it a bit more peppermint flavor"


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Swar Studio is the first sequencer primarily aimed at music from India, whether modern or ancient. It includes both Indian and Western virtual instruments to allow you to create your favourite songs from the film or classical repertoire without the need of any additional tool. With Swar Studio, you'll be able to reproduce your favorite Bollywood hits of the past or present days, and/or create your own personal songs for a fraction of the price of setting up an expensive home studio. Audition them in sync with your host, then drag & drop them on your tracks. Simple as that! From version 1.2 onwards, Swar Studio also includes Karaoke features so you can record your own voice on a new audio track or just sing along with friends.
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Recently, the Library and Archives acquired the collection of Cleveland's own Jane Scott, which includes items accumulated over the course of Scott's long career as the first rock critic at a daily newspaper: interview notebooks, autographs, personal and promotional photographs, handbills, tour books, concert programs, sheet music, scrapbooks, posters, set lists, press passes, buttons, books, magazines, newspapers, fanzines, LPs, 45s, audiocassettes, CDs, videocassettes, DVDs, correspondence, artist press kits and newspaper clippings.
Packing up all the materials from her apartment and moving them to the Library and Archives took nearly five hours, with the guidance of Scott's estate attorney and myself, and the assistance of four professionals from local Wood-Lee International Art Handler. The estate attorney had much of the material sorted by type of material in advance of our visit, which made the entire enterprise go more smoothly.
Often when archivists are asked to do this type of work, there are few bodies to assist and even less organization, so it was refreshing to come into this environment where not only had some level of organization been accomplished for us — filing cabinets emptied into cartons and a closet full of clippings and other documents sorted and boxed — but everyone involved was aware of the importance of the materials they were handling and of the individual we were there to respect and honor. As everything for the Library and Archives was packed, we worked to further sort, separating books from magazines and CDs and other library materials in order to more easily process and catalog it later; while those with personal stories and remembrances of Scott shared with the rest of us who never had the opportunity to meet her. (pictured: carefully moving portions of Jane Scott's collection into the Rock Hall Library and Archives in Cleveland, Ohio.)
Once everything was packed up—tens of boxes and carts later—it was immediately delivered to the Library and Archives in order to keep the materials secure and ensure nothing was in the hot metal truck for too long. Upon delivery, we loaded the boxes onto shelves in one of our two staging rooms, which provided us with the space to sort the archival materials more thoroughly, identify if there was anything that needed conservation work, and rehouse everything properly in acid-free, buffered containers for proper archival storage. During this process we were also able to locate items of particular interest: a handwritten Bruce Springsteen set list from November 14, 1999; photographs of a young Scott with the Beatles; and a number of pieces of ephemera and Scott's easily identifiable notebooks with inscriptions from Keith Richards, Cindy Lauper, Graham Nash, Bryan Ferry, Little Richard, Debbie Harry, Kurt Cobain, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, the individual members of the Beatles, George Martin, and, of course, Springsteen.
To date, the collection materials have been sorted by format, properly rehoused and shelved in our climate-controlled storage areas. On the archives side of things, the next steps include physically processing the materials, which involves any conservation work that was identified (such as photocopying brittle or disintegrating newsprint onto acid-free paper, or digitizing it to archival standards), adding acid-free folders or archival plastic sleeves for loose materials that require it, replacing old folders as necessary, and removing any rusty staples and paperclips that could cause damage to the paper in the collection. We will also need to complete any further organization or reorganization of the materials that is necessary to ensure materials are easily located within the collection, and finish the finding aid, which will appear in the Library and Archives catalog and guide researchers to the collection's content. (pictured above: Various books and recordings belonging to Jane Scott arriving at the Rock Hall Library and Archives in Cleveland, Ohio).
The library side of the operation handles the published and commercially released materials of Scott's collection. The librarians will further sort the holdings to ensure we're not duplicating anything that we already own and to identify anything that requires conservation or replacement (like loose book covers, torn pages or broken CD jewel cases). Once pared down, the work of physically processing (labeling, stamping, tagging) and cataloging begins. Books, CDs and DVDs will be the first and quickest to catalog. Processing of the periodicals, vinyl recordings, and cassette recordings will be prioritized by historical importance and rarity due to the large backlog we have of these formats. (pictured: vinyl from Jane Scott's personal collection, ready to be cataloged at the Rock Hall Library and Archives in Cleveland, Ohio.)
With more than 60 boxes of archival material and thousands of library items in the Jane Scott collection, and other collections coming in weekly, including Les Paul's papers, newly digitized video of Rock Hall programming, and the impending receipt of Austin City Limits' records, it will likely take several months before this meticulous and exhaustive work will be completed and the collection is made fully accessible for research. But the end result will provide an exciting and compelling story of rock music in Northeastern Ohio and of Jane Scott as an individual.
Special thanks go to William D. Scott, Sarah Scott Gooding, and Linda Scott Cook, Jane's nieces and nephews, whose generous support made our acquisition of this special collection possible. Click here to learn more about and plan a visit to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Library and Archives in Cleveland, Ohio.


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Golf: Brown gets second ace
Published: Saturday, June 29, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, June 28, 2013 at 10:46 p.m.
Russell Brown of Welcome got a hole-in-one on June 14 at Olde Homeplace Golf, using a wedge to ace the 122-yard No. 3 hole.
It was his second career ace.
Witnessing the shot were playing partners Frank Fritts, Larry Boyd and Steve Dugein.
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Kill'em with kindness, it's a slow painful death.
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Its sad....i'm glad he's found a place on gi where there are only a couple wolves...and a frisky fox to look out for. Plus cheesecake...we have cheesecake...and i'm REALLY drunk.
Well as you said we shall take care of him :D
Yeah, we'll give him alcohol and cheesecake. :)
Then he will become drunk :/ lately when I think rabbits I think Jazz Jackrabbit.
I think about the trix rabbit...and how sad it is that he can't have any.
trix rabbit can't get any, go figure.
I miss the old trix rabbit.
i miss the old cookie crisp dog, now we have some retarded purple thing. why'd they change it!?!?!?
Peta...nuff said.
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UCLA tennis players win six out of seven matches on first day of singles play in Georgia.
Bruins give UCLA its 111th NCAA title in program history with 4-3 victory over North Carolina.
Bruins and Tar Heels to square off at Georgia's Dan Magill Tennis Complex at 1:00 p.m. (EST).
UCLA women's tennis team downs No. 8 Florida, 4-0 in Monday's NCAA Semifinals.
Bruins to face eighth-seeded Florida in Monday's semifinals at 1:00 p.m. (EST).
Bruins advance to face No. 4 Duke in Saturday's NCAA Quarterfinals in Athens, Ga.
Fifth-seeded Bruins continue their march for an NCAA title this Thursday in Athens, Ga. (4:00 pm PT)
Fifth-seeded Bruins down Ole Miss, 4-0 in NCAA Regional action at the LATC on Saturday afternoon.
UCLA women's tennis team notches 4-0 victory in its first match of the NCAA Tournament on Friday.
A total of eight UCLA players will compete for individual titles in Georgia from May 21-26.
Fifth-seeded UCLA women and sixth-seeded UCLA men to host NCAA Regional play at the LATC.
Freshman women's tennis player completes impressive run in Ojai.


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Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction – Gifted & Talented
- Don Finn, Ph.D.
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Online Degree Overview
The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction (C&I) is designed to prepare educators with specialized teacher training to develop and deliver effective instructional opportunities for exceptional and diverse students in various learning settings including public, private, higher education and the workplace. Our Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) approved Gifted and Talented concentration is designed to equip teachers and administrators with a deeper understanding of the unique needs of gifted students, and how to develop appropriate curriculum, instruction and assessment activities. The program requires the add-on Gifted Education Endorsement for those holding a Virginia teaching license.* Please note that a required 45-hour practicum takes place during the second spring semester of the program. Prospective students are encouraged to consult with their school administration regarding the practicum requirement and its fulfillment as a contracted school employee.
*Those from outside of Virginia should check with their state department of education for endorsement requirements.
M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction – Gifted and Talented Highlights
Courses: View Course Sequence & Descriptions
Length: 33-39 credit hours.
Format: Eight-week courses delivered entirely online. One core course offered on campus each semester. Students may begin the program in August, October, January, March, May or June.
Results: Master of Education degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Gifted and Talented Education and optional add-on Gifted Education Endorsement
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The Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction will prepare you for leadership positions such as department head, content specialist, lead teacher or curriculum developer. Those employed in school system or higher education administration, corporate and non-profit settings will also benefit from this degree.
M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction – Gifted and Talented graduates will be able to:
- Understand the history, definitions, identification methods, characteristics and needs of gifted learners.
- Be able to modify, create and evaluate curriculum through differentiation and tiered assessments.
- Identify and incorporate appropriate educational models and instructional strategies for use with gifted learners.
- Have a working understanding of the development of gifted individuals over the lifespan from a cognitive, psychosocial, and physiological perspective.
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Truck hits embankment, overturns; driver dies
Published: Sunday, October 6, 2013 at 9:35 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 7, 2013 at 11:58 a.m.
A 67-year-old man from Holly Grove died in a single-vehicle crash that ended after his vehicle hit an embankment and overturned on its side in Silver Valley late Saturday night, according to Silver Valley Fire Department officials.
First responders were dispatched to the accident at 10:59 p.m. Pam Kearns, a spokeswoman with the N.C. Highway Patrol, said William Lloyd Hicks died in the accident after his 1995 Nissan pickup truck was involved in the accident.
Silver Valley Fire Chief Chris Hedrick said Hicks was traveling west on Blackberry Road toward Lexington. The chief explained the truck left Blackberry Road, came across the parking lot of Dollar General (located in the 100 block of Blackberry Road) and hit a crape myrtle bush and then traveled across a ditch. Hedrick said the vehicle continued to travel across the off-ramp of N.C. Highway 109 before hitting an embankment and overturning onto its side.
Kearns said the pickup also struck a mailbox in the parking lot of the Dollar General. She said contributing circumstances to the accident were unknown Monday. Kearns said the speed limit where the accident occurred is 55 miles per hour, and Hicks' estimated speed was 45 mph.
Hedrick said nobody else was in the vehicle. Silver Valley firefighters cleared the scene at 1 a.m. Sunday, and troopers with the N.C. Highway Patrol conducted the investigation, the chief said.
Hedrick said Hicks was on his way home after being at church.
Jamison Sears, a shift supervisor with the Davidson County 911 Center, said troopers, Davidson County EMS, the Davidson County Rescue Squad and Silver Valley firefighters responded to the scene.
Darrick Ignasiak can be reached at 249-3981, ext. 217, or email@example.com. Follow Darrick on Twitter: @DispatchDarrick.
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Welcome to the OBHS Foundation
The Foundation was formed in June 2005 with the sole purpose of developing a fund to assist the school with special projects.
The bulk of this fund will be the result of pledges and donations from the school's Old Boys, former Rectors and Masters, and other interested connections of the school, and will allow the school to further strengthen its position as an educational leader for young men.
Financial assistance will not be directed towards the day-to-day operation of the school, but will be invested in specific projects which will spell the difference between Otago Boys' and the rest.
Otago Boys' High School has long been recognised as a yardstick by which others measure themselves and the establishment of its Foundation will ensure it remains atop the pedestal.
Part of the Foundation's early work centres on the compilation of a complete and up to date database of the school's old boys. The assemblage of this information will allow the Foundation to inform its alumni, former Rectors, Masters and parents and supporters about various events and the progress of the Foundation, as well as encouraging a culture of giving.
Of the 24,500 boys to have passed through the school, more than 16,500 are alive and we're planning to trace them all as well as accumulate details about those who have passed on.
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Credit: San Francisco Department of Public Works
Editor's note:In our October 2012 issue, we covered how San Francisco is using a geodatabase to update and/or install 15,000 curb ramps by 2017 ("Using GIS to meet accessibility requirements," page 29). We then asked Americans with Disabilities Act consultant and PUBLIC WORKS blogger Michele Ohmes to comment on the city's curb-ramp map. Her verdict: very thorough; a quick and easy overview for residents or visitors to plan their routes. Her analysis follows.
It's easy to understand and use. The single-page explanation and legend explaining the color-coded dots are clear and concise, making planning a route a controllable process for those of us using wheelchairs, myself included.
Indicates bus stops with a special logo. I used the MUNI when I was a visitor; knowing where the stops are is an extra plus.
Uses colored-coded squares to indicate parks and water. Again, useful and easily added information that doesn't complicate the map.
Provides two phone numbers for assistance. The first is for asking that an existing ramp be upgraded; the second is the 311 number to ask for a new ramp. Following this is an explanation that requests are prioritized according to the needs of wheelchair users who routinely use the requested corner.
San Francisco is one of the top 10 U.S. tourist destinations. With that in mind, Michele suggests:
Publicizing the map to lodging, educational, and other businesses or offices that often have wheelchair users. A simple brochure or announcement with the link to the map to print out as needed could help so many people. I've been to San Francisco many times and having this knowledge would have been truly helpful. A front desk or student counselor could easily offer such information.Adding shading or bordering with a legend to identify popular tourist destinations and government and entertainment centers. It could even be separate specific maps of just those sites that can be downloaded as easily as the existing map.
Ohmes also reviewed San Francisco's 27-page Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan for Curb Ramps and Sidewalks. Her verdict: a concise yet thorough overview with reference to whom to go for a more complete report and how to obtain such a report. In her words, the plan works because:
It's written in layman's terms. Multiple charts explain how obstacles are identified and what dictates the priorities and actions that trigger ramp and sidewalk repairs, replacements, and new curb ramps. The plan even contains the formula that was used to estimate the cost of sample survey areas.
Addresses the public complaint process first under "methods for removal of obstacles.
"The inclusive approach to replacing curb ramps is done in such a way that no path is obstructed by leaving an orphan curb on the other side of a crosswalk. (The U.S. Access Boards' new Public Rights-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines, also known as PROWAG, also addresses this issue.)
Designates particular areas as a single project, which decreases cost and attracts contractors to bid on projects they deem worth their effort. This approach is a win-win for both the city and its residents.
Clearly explains new construction guidelines and details regarding existing barriers.
Expresses the implementation schedule as a chart, which is simple, clear, and a good resource for those wanting a guide for the long-term plans.
Provides contact information for requesting a review of the complete database.
The introduction's first page clearly outlines how the program will be implemented:
Funding and commitments from the city's 10-year capital plan
Prioritization matrix for aggressively removing barriers
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That page also should have:
Most people will read only so far before becoming disinterested; only the most technically minded will read all 27 pages. Including these two funding items would help soothe the worries of those who need access.
It might seem that on-demand and utility/other projects aren't funding mechanisms, but they are: If other entities are paying for repairs/replacements, then the city isn't.
In fact, I would have listed the on-demand first. Also, if there's a specific fund set aside for the on-demand requests, concerns will be diminished considerably.
This report is simple, clear, and concise. I believe in the adage "keep it simple and straightforward" (KISS). The map and the report achieve that goal. I strongly suggest other public agencies use this model as a guide for putting together their overview transition plan for curbs and sidewalks.
To read Michele Ohmes' online blog, "ADA Corner," click here.
— Consultant Michele Ohmes' design manual — ADA and Accessibility: Let's Get Practical — is available on CD-ROM through the American Public Works Association's Web site at www.apwa.net. Author's note: Michele & Associates does not render legal advice and has no enforcement authority regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act or other federal disability-rights legislation.
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UNCW soars to Fayetteville for golf tournament
Published: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 11:29 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 11:29 p.m.
Head Coach Matt Clark and his UNCW Seahawks learned Monday that they will compete in the Fayetteville Regional of the NCAA Men's Golf Tournament hosted by the University of Arkansas, May 16-18.
The Seahawks will be competing in their fourth consecutive regional and the third time in as many years as the reigning Colonial Athletic Association champions.
"We're excited to have the opportunity to compete in the Fayetteville Regional," said Clark, who is in his fifth season at the helm of the Seahawk program. "This is a very talented field we'll be competing against, but we're eager to get back on the course and get after it."
The Seahawks won the CAA's automatic berth with a 24-stroke victory at the CAA Championship in late April.
Joining the Seahawks in Fayetteville are defending national champion Texas, host Arkansas, perennial power Oklahoma State, SMU, Kent State, Illinois, Liberty, Tulsa, Kentucky, Colorado, Indiana, UMKC and Alabama State.
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Endless Winter Sale at SnowbirdEndless Winter Sale is operating daily: 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Snowbird Sports Snowbird Center, Plaza Deck (801) 933-2418 in house 4118
The main road block to skiing, other than avalanches, is the cost. It can get pricey when you have to buy gear, clothes, and passes in order to hit the slopes. However, this weekend you can give your wallet a little break and hit up Snowbird's summer liquidation sale. They are having some excellent sales on brands of equipment and skiing outfits so make sure you are one of the first to visit Snowbird's Sports to grab these hot deals. Here's a list of some of the items that will be on sale:
At Snowbird Sports on the Plaza Deck Select merchandise up to: 80% off 2010 demo skis. 70% off 2011 demo skis. 75% off outerwear 60% off new skis 50% off hats, gloves, helmets, goggles, base layers, mid-layers, bindings and poles 40% off UGG shoes for men, women and children
They're offering some pretty sweet savings; while you're there, make it into a weekend trip and visit Oktoberfest and ride the zip-line. Snowbird has a lot to offer in the summer as well as the winter, so come cool off from the heat of the valley and enjoy the remainder of summer.


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Women's Cross Country Takes Third, Men Finish Fourth In Kansas
Sept. 15, 2002
Chicago, Ill. - The University of Illinois at Chicago cross country teams have made an impact at the front of race packs this season, and things didn't change on Saturday at the Kansas State Wildcat Invite, as Jenni Goebel, Lizet Diaz and Danny Smith stirred up their respective races, finishing in the top-10.
Overall, the women's team took third-place with 66 points behind Kansas (29) and Kansas State (39), and in front of Emporia State (111) and Fort Hays State (112).
The men finished fourth with 112 points behind Kansas (35), Kansas State (42) and Fort Hays State (74). Emporia State was fifth with 114 points.
Goebel rubbed shoulders with some of the best the Midwest had to offer, taking fifth-place, covering the 4K course in 13:12. Diaz continued her steady improvement grabbing tenth-place in 13:40.
Sara Jeffers (13:49) and Jessica Pancoska (13:53) finished 14th and 15th, respectively, while Jessica Streit was 27th in 14:42.
For the men, Danny Smith paced the Flames with an impressive seventh-place finish in a time of 23:14 over a 6.4K course.
Rich Daubert returned to the line-up after a week off to finish 17th in 23:48, while Tristan Roche stepped up his effort finishing 27th in 24:08.
Joe Marren (36th, 24:25) and Brian Roth (50th, 25:58) rounded out the scoring for the men's team.
Both squads will be in action again next Saturday in Kenosha, Wisconsin at the Midwestern Collegiate Invite. Competition begins at Noon at the UW-Parkside National Cross Country Course.


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April 14, 2013
TEMPE, Ariz. - Dallas Escobedo led Arizona State softball to a 2-1 win over No. 14 Washington to boost the Sun Devils to 38-5 overall and 9-3 in the Pac-12. After picking up a pair of victories over the weekend, the ace now ranks third all-time at ASU in career wins with 82.
Arizona State snapped Washington's (32-12, 10-5 Pac-12) eight-game winning streak on Saturday with a win and picked up ASU's fourth Pac-12 series after rallying for a 2-1 victory in game three. Both Nikki Girard and Haley Steele finished the game 2-for-3 at the plate.
After two scoreless innings got things started, Washington scored the first run of the afternoon in the top of the third. Kelli Suguro led off with a chop double that landed on the left line halfway behind third base and the warning track. By that point Dallas Escobedo had held the Huskies hitless. Kimberlee Souza was the difference maker, plating Suguro with a single to right, putting the Huskies ahead 1-0.
Neither team recorded a strikeout after three complete innings of play until Escobedo picked one up, swinging, in the fourth. A surprising stat for Escobedo who ranks seventh nationally in strikeouts per seven innings (10.4) and first in Pac-12 in total strikeouts (221, 5th nationally). In the fourth, Escobedo walked consecutive batters, a first this season, but retired the final Husky.
The Sun Devil offense took their cue and claimed a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the frame. Haley Steele led off with a double to left center and scored immediately after on Elizabeth Caporuscio's 12th double of the season. Bases loaded and four batters later, pinch hitter Bethany Kemp singled through the left side to bring home Caporuscio and put the Devils on top. Kemp is hitting an impressive .429 when bases are loaded and .400 in the pinch-hitting role.
ASU held on to its lead in the final three frames, ensuring the win for Escobedo who is now 21-4. Escobedo had five strikeouts in the appearance, pushing her to fourth all-time with 787 in her career and tied for 10th in single-season strikeouts with 226. Kaitlin Inglesby falls to 17-5 and finished the weekend 1-1 in the circle.
Woo!! @asusoftball beats the Huskies 2-1! #FeartheFork twitter.com/TheSunDevils/s...— Sun Devil Athletics (@TheSunDevils) April 14, 2013
Softball travels to Utah for a three-game series April 19-21. Friday's game is at 5 p.m. PT, Saturday noon PT and Sunday 11 a.m. PT.
Elizabeth Caporuscio's double is her 12th of the season and 17th of her career (22nd in ASU records).
Haley Steele's double is her 20th of her career (21st in ASU records).
Dallas Escobedo now has 82 wins in her career at ASU, good for third all-time. Her 21 wins this season ties her for 16th in single-season records.
Dallas Escobedo's five strikeouts give her 787 in her career and ties her at fourth all-time at ASU and 10th in single-season marks (226).
ASU is on a two-game winning streak. The Sun Devils improve to 30-2 at home.
Fans picking up their Family Four Pack T-shirts! For info on future ticket packages, visit sundeviltickets.com twitter.com/ASUSoftball/st...-- ASU Softball (@ASUSoftball) April 14, 2013


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The Todd in left. Interesting.
This lineup may halt the recent offensive onslaught, but we'll see..
2016 is our year.
Saw Reynolds on Reds Live. Dude had a giant smile on his face.
Don't know how I feel about these uniforms.
10:35 first pitch. Feels like the old days of the NL West! They always started at 10:35 in Los Angeles and San Francisco. (San Diego usually started at 10:05.)
Eric Stratton, Rush Chairman. Damn glad to meet ya.
The White Sox wore some sexy black shorts. They should try that out.
Line up doesn't look strong and that's me being polite
Melbourne to Cincinnati - September 1st - 12th 2013
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Just noticed Izturis playing. Cozart finally got goin' and Dusty puts Izturis in. Dusty creates lineups via witchcraft, I'm convinced.
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"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
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Discover the beauty of India by embarking on a photographic journey through West Bengal, Darjeeling, and Uttar Pradesh.
110 pages stuffed with mainly full page photographs depict the captivating culture and spiritual vibrancy that India has to offer.
A wide range of topics significant to Indian society are colorfully captured through portraits of the famous holy men, pilgrims in Varanasi, tea pluckers in the Himalayan foothills, and many more. Each and every captivating image gives an insight of the people and places that make up the splendor of India.
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Home-cooked food for dinner on Thursday and Friday and breakfast or lunch everyday of the week. Always a lunch blueplate special with seating for thirty.
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Casual family dining. Dine in or carry out, delivery is also available. Lunch buffet: Tuesday-Thursday from 11am to 1:30pm. Friday & Saturday 11am to 1pm. Italian special items made fresh everyday.
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This restaurant is open to the public and club members. Excellent steaks and chops, perfect after a round of golf.
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Mackie's is family owned and operated. Most known for our thin crust pizza. Feel free to stop in sometime. We know that you will come back for more.
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Razmo's is a family owned take-out restaurant with an emphasis on quality, fresh ingredients. It is known for it's large burgers but also serves a variety of daily specials including Po' Boys, Wraps, Reuben and more. Also serves a variety of breakfast items.
Triple E Bar B-Q
Family dine or carry out. Serves mouth watering BBQ with a mild or hot BBQ sauce. Also sell BBQ chicken. Breakfast buffet every Saturday and Sunday
Triple E Bar B-Q
Family dine or carry out. Serves mouth watering BBQ with a mild or hot BBQ sauce. Also sell BBQ chicken. Breakfast buffet every Saturday and Sunday.
Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse
Japanese steakhouse served either in restaurant or hibachi style. Sushi bar available. Come out for dinner and see the show!
Wok N Roll
Family dining, buffet everyday. Dine in or carry out. Serves American and Chinese cuisine.
Thai-D Classic Thai Cuisine
Thai-D Classic Thai Cuisine is proud to be the first Thai restaurant in Marion and one of the first Thai restaurant in Southern Illinois. We feature a blend of high quality, authentic Thai cuisine and warm hospitality in a sophisticated yet traditional setting. Our experienced chefs will prepare and cook every dish for you to order from finest ingredients including premium spices and herbs from Thailand. Our authentic cuisine is complemented by our list of beverages offering a great selection of wines, domestic beer and imported beer. Come and enjoy delicious and nutritious food at Thai-D today.
Don Sol Mexican Grill
Locally owned Mexican restaurant. The restaurant offers a family atmosphere, clean environment, friendly staff, and a variety of food items and drinks. Our menu offers various dishes including ground beef, chicken, steak, grilled vegetables, pork, seafood, vegetarian selections, and kids meals.
Cakes By Ally
At Cakes by Ally, each cupcake flavor has its own signature design and name. In addition, each order is made unique and perfectly fit to please the customer. Ally provides custom cakes (from wedding to birthday), cupcakes, brownies, cheesecakes, and much more. Cakes by Ally specializes in fondant decor and butter cream icing.
Casa Vieja
Locally owned Mexican Restaurant with daily drink specials. Indoor patio for dining.
CITY:Johnston City
McAlister's Deli
Offers catering; menu filled with over 100 different items; sandwiches, spuds, salads, soups, and sweets.
Open for dinner at 3 pm near the Lake of Egypt and exit 45. We have a bar, a jukebox, pool tables, karaoke on weekends, and live bands on certain weekends.
Hong Kong Buffet
Savor the tastes of the Orient with Hong Kong Buffet of Marion, IL. All the food is cooked in vegetable oil. The buffet has one large capacity dining room and of course, our incredible array of food on the buffet bars. Also offers fresh sushi bar.
O' Charley's - Marion
Family casual dining, dine in or carry out. Melt in your mouth rib eye steaks. See website for other locations throughout the state.
SI Pitstop
Fun bar with dance floor, jukebox and pool tables. Keep an eye out for drink specials.
Tequilas Mexican Restaurant
Locally owned mexican restaurant which occasionally has live music. Best known for the margaritas. Local Delivery offered.
Kay's Sugar Creek Cafe
Family dining, carry out or dine in. Delicious home cooked meals. Pies and cakes are made from scratch. Friday and Saturdays all you can eat fish fry.
CITY:Creal Springs
Sao Asian Bistro
Ranked one of the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the entire country. The Bistro's upscale atmosphere provides an ideal setting for business meetings or dinner with family and friends. Check out our website to see our menu and make reservations online.
Rudy's Barbeque
Rudy's is a full menu family restaurant since 1932, started by Rudy "King of Hobos." Seating for 70 and available for groups. Specialty house barbeque sauces for sale.
Lineman's Lounge
Bar and lounge that features bands on selected nights. Ask about our drink specials. Has 2 pool tables and a jukebox.
CITY:Johnston City


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wakes up down the stretch.
cmon people we are a top 15 team in the best conference in the country. Today vs tech maybe the worst crowd I have seen since the doormat era.
We need to get loud every game, bring signs, single out players, bring chaos, yell at the refs, dance uncontrollably to some electronic song, cmon man..
I think we should all be ashamed. I was there, so I include myself. pathetic.
Does another sex tape
Its this the fourth or fifth game in a row this had been brought up. I lost track...
Complaining about today is ridiculous.
Impossible even to get the crowd in. Pick a clear day for this complaint. CA gets the pass here as well.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
It had its moments today. I thought there were a few times when the crowd really roared to life.
That said, there is a strange apathy in the student section, and I'm starting to feel like Pollard needs to remove the east balcony from their seating allotment next season. And I hate to dog the students. I think they're great at the football games 100 percent of the time. Basketball, on the other hand, is hit and miss at best.
I dunno, I thought the crowd sounded pretty good on TV.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
CA gets the pass here as well.
Why's that?
Originally Posted by psychlone99
Why's that?
Nasty out there. I'm giving everyone a pass.
Except possibly the event management people. They need to find a way to get cars into the parking lot. Should not take nearly as long as it does.
This was the first time I ever thought turning around was the better choice. If other people went ahead and did that, I'm not judging them.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
Complaining about today is ridiculous.
Impossible even to get the crowd in. Pick a clear day for this complaint. CA gets the pass here as well.
Originally Posted by IASTATE4LIFE
Well reasoned argument.
CA should not get a pass. They rise up for the name on the opponents jersey. Sure, it was snowing, but if that was KU it would be packed.
Originally Posted by AdamJGray
I'd get a Rascal Flatts tramp stamp for free.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
Nasty out there. I'm giving everyone a pass.
A lot of folks braved the roads and filled more seats than I expected given the conditions. Kudos to Cyclone Nation. The most disappointing turnout was from the segment of the fanbase that can walk or take a bus to the game. No pass given.
Originally Posted by psychlone99
A lot of folks braved the roads and filled more seats than I expected given the conditions. Kudos to Cyclone Nation. The most disappointing turnout was from the segment of the fanbase that can walk or take a bus to the game. No pass given.
Because they have good reason to believe that the walking conditions are safe after another uncleared week on campus.
Pretty sure half the campus was there with me at Student Health getting repaired after Friday's death trap performance. If walking is your means of transportation anywhere near the ISU campus, staying home isn't a bad idea at all.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
Well reasoned argument.
our team coming off a terrible game on the road needed some love from their fans. they got very little support from their home crowd, especially the students, who looked like they rolled out of their beds after a drunken night trying to score on valentines day. Maybe the worst cyclone power chant I have ever heard at hilton. Not a single sign, except the dude from illinois who turned 21 today(who cares). The opposing team was over 80% from the free throw line because nobody in the crowd cared that they were shooting so many. boring. I don't know what else to say. anybody that was there can't honestly say that we(the fans) did our job.
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The Delaware Vipers travel baseball team will host a vendor fair this Sunday in Bear to support their team.
The event will be held from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 101 Mount Vernon Drive in the Mansion Farm development. Some of the vendors that will be attending include: Longaberger Baskets, Pampered Chef, Premier Jewelry, Scentsy, Tastefully Simple and Thirty-One Pocketbooks.
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Central Davidson Middle School was randomly selected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to participate in the 2013 N.C. Youth Tobacco Survey.
The survey will be administered to randomly selected middle and high school students around the state. It will also require one class period to conduct the survey on a designated day between Oct. 7 and Nov. 29. The survey provides important information for the state and nation.
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- 1/2 cup reduced-fat butter, melted
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 cup dark corn syrup
- 1-1/2 cups pecan halves
- 1 package butter pecan cake mix (regular size)
- 1 cup reduced-fat sour cream
- 1/3 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 2 eggs
- 2 egg whites
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- In a small bowl, combine the butter, brown sugar, corn syrup and pecans. Spread evenly into a 13x9-in. baking pan coated with cooking spray. Set aside.
- In a large bowl, combine the remaining ingredients; beat on low speed for 30 seconds. Beat on medium for 2 minutes. Transfer to prepared pan.
- Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before inverting onto a serving platter. Serve warm or at room temperature. Yield: 20 servings.
Reviews for Makeover Pecan Upside-Down Cake
"Tasty! We use this as a coffee cake."
"Very, very good. Wasn't sure I'd be able to find butter pecan cake mix but found at Walmart. The cake mix really does make the cake. Might try chopped pecans in the future as others have stated since it was hard to cut but taste was so good and I actually liked bites of pecan halves. Will be making again and recommend trying to anyone who hasn't yet."
"I used the light corn syrup because I didn't have any dark on hand. Also, I whipped the egg whites and then blended them into the batter which made it more like a sponge cake. Delicious!"
"This was a delicious, easy and perfect for Fall. Be sure to use 1 1/2 cups of chopped pecans unless you want "spaces in places".The butter pecan cake mix makes it. They are available at Wal-Mart. Carefully spread the batter to the edge of the dish so that the pecan mixture is completely covered. This should prevent any bubbling over. This is perfect with a little whip cream and a glass of wine."
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ZF-4167: Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract does not properly rely on autoloading
Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract->findDependentRowset() and Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract->findParentRow() rely on Zend_loader::loadClass() for loading dependent and parent tables. This makes it impossible to use autoloading to find these classes and forces the developer to add all paths that may contain DB Table class to be added to the include_path.
In my application I have a custom loader which I registered with Zend_Loader::registerAutoload('My_Model_Loader'). However this loader never gets fired when working with dependent and parent tables because autoloading is not used within Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract.
Autoloading should be used before directly trying to load a class. With the proposed MVC filder structure there would be a model folders for each application module. Adding each model folder as an include path is less than ideal. Following a pattern similar to controller actions, it would be reasonable that someone would want to load a model from a specific module.
I'm able to get my application to work just fine by commenting out the try...catch that tries to load the class.
Linking these issue as they report the same problem
I would really like to see this included, also I believe this could become a blocker to Matthews Resource Autoloader proposal as this uses the autoloader.
Attaching a patch for this issue, this is just a proof of concept for now and therefore no unit tests etc. This may be a good temporary fix until all the class loading problems have been sorted out.
Patch Purpose
Remove Zend_Loader dependency
Patch Details
- Added new protected static property $_loader
- Added new public static method setLoader()
- Added new public static method loadClass()
- Added new public static method getLoader()
- Added new protected static method _setupLoader()
Patched From std trunk
The idea is that it works in a similar way to the setDefaultAdpater, the loader is either null (use autoloader) or a valid callback array. All the Zend_Db_Table classes then use Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::loadClass() to load their classes.
I am currently creating a new patch which is simpler after talking to Matthew about it.
Right here is my second attempt at patching this issue :)
I have simplified by just wrapping the Zend_Loader class in class_exists that use the autoloader.
Patch is from the 1.7.6 release and includes:
Patched Db Table files Unit tests Documentation
Hopefully I have got it right, see what you think.
This issue affects the use of the Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader in ZF 1.8.0.
The easiest way to fix this is to change the following in Loader.php
if (class_exists($class, false) || interface_exists($class, false)) {
if (class_exists($class) || interface_exists($class)) {
any ideas why it does not check the autoloader by default?
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ZF-6380: The use of the dialog helper does not exist.
According to the documentation one only needs to use $this->dialog($id, $content, $params, $attribs); in order to create a jQuery UI dialog.
Expected outcome: the use of $this->dialog("dialog", "content here", array(), array()); within a view script will produce the appropriate jQuery Dialog.
Actual outcome:
An exception will be thrown:
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Zend_Loader_PluginLoader_Exception' with message 'Plugin by name 'Dialog' was not found in the registry; used paths: ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_: ZendX/JQuery/View/Helper/ Zend_View_Helper_: Zend/View/Helper/'
Even though the appropriate paths are set.
Workaround: using $this->dialogContainer("dialog", "content here", array(), array()); will create the appropriate code to initiate a jQuery UI dialog
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Ashlee Raubach & Caitlin Wilson
30 comments:
- Sarah Lynne said...
All the prints are gorgeous! Love the ottoman.
- September 29, 2010 at 9:36 AM
- Heather said...
Yes, I love the combination. It's so happy...Very inspiring.
- September 29, 2010 at 9:37 AM
- ozgrkdn said...
Thanks for beauty...I saw a nice thing today.....I'm happy
- September 29, 2010 at 9:50 AM
- Paris Hotel Boutique said...
Love, love, love this combo! On my way over to see Caitlin's Style Files!
- September 29, 2010 at 9:58 AM
- splendid market said...
I was cruising in Sardengea, Italy this summer and was overwhelmed with the combination of orange and turquoise along the coastline, in many different shades. I've just become entranced with these colors.
Take a minute to peruse The Colors of Sardegnea on Splendid Market -- more of this stunning color combo.
Beautiful pieces featured here. I'm heading over to Caitlins site now! Grazie!
- September 29, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- Heartfire At Home said...
Now that is utterly awesome!! They are the best pics I've seen for ages... helped along (for me) by the fact they've got so many close-ups of amazing cushions in them!
Gawd I love cushions (I think I've mentioned that before!).
I'm really liking orange lately, I bought a lovely orange glass ginger jar (sort of) today from a flea market just outside the city where I live.
The blue is wonderful as always. :)
Linda. xox
- September 29, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Brooke said...
love it all!
- September 29, 2010 at 11:44 AM
- Jenna @ Mi Vida Bonita said...
The ikat bowls have been on my list to buy! So pretty, they look great against a pop of turq. Beautiful home!
- September 29, 2010 at 11:53 AM
- Alicia Benedict said...
I love all the fabrics! Everything works together so well. I am leaning towards, especially lately with some beautiful images I have been stumbling upon, transforming my living room (as I am about to move and that inspires trading old looks and color combos for new) into hues of blues and corals...being near the beach it seems a natural leap; without being to literal or kitchy about being ocean inspired. I am mulling right now and drooling over every inch of this home decor!
- September 29, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- Jeanee said...
that coral is hot!
- September 29, 2010 at 12:23 PM
- Angela said...
I'm redoing my bedroom and bath in these colors. I had no idea I was chic. lol!
- September 29, 2010 at 12:56 PM
- mustang said...
The orange wall paper is stunning!!
- September 29, 2010 at 1:22 PM
- Kendall said...
BEAUTIFUL! That first picture almost brought me to tears! I'm a teal lover too!!
- September 29, 2010 at 1:24 PM
Wow! Just ... wow! I am seriously loving the aqua/turquoise with coral - I've said that before - but these pictures REALLY make me swoon over this combo! Great pictures!
- Kimberly
- September 29, 2010 at 2:19 PM
- Manderley said...
Simply beautiful!
- September 29, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- AF wifey said...
I am soooo happy I found your page! I, like you, am obssesed with Turquoise! My husband and I just moved in to a new apartment and I am trying to get it all decorated. I am always drawn to turquoise everything. I was afraid that I would use too much turquoise but after looking through your pictures I think I will be just fine! LOVE your page!!
- September 29, 2010 at 2:53 PM
- Acanthus and Acorn said...
Oh, that was sooo good...all of it!!!
- September 29, 2010 at 3:25 PM
- Danielle Oakey Interiors said...
i have pillow envy!
- September 29, 2010 at 3:54 PM
- Sarah @ Maison Boheme said...
What a happy collision of colors.
- September 29, 2010 at 6:09 PM
- Anne-Marie @ 10 Rooms said...
The bits of black here ground all that bubbly colour perfectly - what a wonderful space.
- September 29, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- AlyciAmore said...
This is one of my most favorite color combinations! I love that orange with the turquoise!
- September 29, 2010 at 10:44 PM
- Sonia said...
Me encantan las combinaciones del turquesa con el resto de colores. Es fantástico. Recorreré mi casa cámara en mano a ver si puedo enviarte algo. saludos.
- September 30, 2010 at 3:24 AM
- Nicole Franzen said...
lovely colors :)
- September 30, 2010 at 1:05 PM
- Candace said...
Turquoise and tangerine - beautiful combo!
- September 30, 2010 at 4:47 PM
- Laci Jean said...
Love the bright colors mixed with the neutrals- totally something I'd do in my own place.
- September 30, 2010 at 9:37 PM
- Chandler said...
I have never realized how great turquoise and orange look together. AMAZING.
- October 1, 2010 at 1:21 AM
- Sarah Smith said...
I'm not a huge fan of orange and turquoise together, but this is stupendous! And I NEED to know where that turquoise ottoman is from!
- October 14, 2010 at 9:33 PM
- Lisa said...
How do I get these pillows???? I am determined to have the pillow combination on the sofa. Does anyone know how I can get them?
- February 9, 2011 at 12:05 AM
- Erin said...
Hi Lisa,
The pillows were all custom made with Celerie Kemble fabrics.
There's a shop in Etsy where the owner makes a lot of pillows using those high-end fabrics though. Check that out here!
- February 9, 2011 at 11:06 AM
- SuthernStrawberry said...
Any idea where the rug came from? I'm swooning!
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Doctor of Management in Community College Policy and Administration
NOTE: University of Maryland University College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The Maryland Higher Education Commission has fully approved this program without qualification for out-of-state students. This program is not available to Maryland residents.
Program Overview
The Doctor of Management in Community College Policy and Administration program requires the completion of 48 credits of coursework and successful completion of comprehensive exams and a dissertation. The program is offered online with mandatory limited residencies. Successful completion of a 3-credit prerequisite course (DMGT 600) is required prior to admission to the program. The DMGT 600 requirement may be waived upon review of the personal statement of applicants who have five or more years experience as college administrators, or for applicants who submit a GMAT total score at the 75th percentile or GRE general test (verbal and quantitative sections) scores at the 75th percentile for each section.
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The Doctor of Management (DM) in Community College Policy and Administration is a program designed for college faculty and administrators who aspire to lead effectively, progress and advance in administrative careers. Designed for busy working professionals, the interactive DM in Community College Policy and Administration program offers maximum flexibility and convenience as well as the practical knowledge and application necessary to excel in today's community college environment. A hybrid program, the DM in Community College Policy and Administration is predominantly distance learning with nine on-site residencies, which typically last two to three days, one during each semester of study.
The program includes an embedded career coaching component, developed and led by current and former community college presidents and senior executives. Students work with the coach to apply course content and leadership assessment tools to their own practice and to prepare for and succeed in moving to the next step in their careers after the doctorate is earned.
Program Highlights
By combining an exceptional curriculum with student accessibility and a distinguished faculty, UMUC's DM in Community College Policy and Administration helps students to progress promptly to the completion of their doctoral degree and to the enhanced job opportunities that holding the degree will provide.
Students of the program benefit from:
- Cohort Program. In the DM in Community College Policy and Administration program, students work together in the same group throughout the entire program and build a virtual community.
- Integrated Program. Courses are taken in a specific order to build consistency across the program. What is learned in one seminar gives a solid foundation for what is learned in the next one.
- Course Format. Each course is taught in an online environment with a two- to three-day residency requirement during each semester.
- Competencies. The program includes leadership assessment and executive coaching to help tailor the program to individual student needs.
- Outstanding Faculty. Our faculty all have extensive experience in senior level leadership in community college environments, possess doctoral degrees and have authored many articles dealing with higher education and community college leadership.
- Class Size. Each cohort has no more than 25 students and usually fewer than that.
- Practitioner Dissertation. The program's dissertation process focuses on students linking the scholarship of management research and practice to applied issues in community colleges. The dissertation is directly relevant to the student's day-to-day work and helps to prepare the student for leadership advancement.
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- Maryland residents may not currently apply for this program.
- Minimum of 48 credits required for completion of the program, including 36 credits of academic content courses and 12 credits of dissertation courses (only one course per term allowed and courses must be taken in the required sequence shown below)
- Comprehensive exams are taken after selected academic content courses
- UCSP 815 (Introduction to Library Research Skills) must be taken in the first term of doctoral study
- One mandatory (two-day) on-site residency per term required
- No transfer credits are accepted
- Seven years allotted time for completion of the program
Doctor of Management in Community College Policy and Administration - Course Requirements
UCSP 815 Introduction to Library Research Skills for Doctoral Studies (0), to be taken within the first 6 credits of study
Prerequisite Course
DMGT 600 Foundations of Doctoral Study (3)
Required Courses
- DMCC 810 Leadership and Change(6)
- DMCC 800 Foundations of Management Theory (6)
- DMCC 830 Research Methods (6)
- DMCC 890 Dissertation Part I (4)
- DMCC 821 Higher Education Policy (6)
- DMCC 891 Dissertation Part II (4)
- DMCC 841 Institutional Assessment in the Community College Environment (6)
- DMCC 851 Community College Advocacy, Advancement, and Entrepreneurism (6)
- DMCC 892 Dissertation Part III (4)
While the majority of coursework is completed online, students must also participate in some mandatory residencies (on-site course meetings). For the convenience of students, these residencies, or in-person meetings, are generally scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays.
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