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Stetson Walk-Off Single Edges Baseball 7-6 in Extra Frames
A 12th inning Carlos Garmendia walk-off RBI single handed the Princeton baseball a 7-6 loss Friday to open its four-game series at Stetson.
The Tigers' struck first, breaking the scoreless draw in the fifth inning. Freshman Billy Arendt came to the plate with the bases loaded and was dealt a walk to send Princeton's first run home. Mike Ford and Steve Harrington extended the scoring with sacrifice flies to make it a 3-0 game.
Starting Tiger pitcher Zak Hermans' tossed 6.1 innings and did not concede a hit until the sixth inning. He threw six strikeouts and held Stetson scoreless until the bottom of the seventh when the Hatters evened things up with a three-run inning of their own.
In another bases loaded situation, this time with one out, Bobby Geren hit a sacrifice fly to right field to reestablish the Tigers' lead, 4-3.
The Hatters capitalized on their lone hit in the ninth with a leadoff Patrick Mazeika home run to force extra frames. It was Princeton's first extra inning game of the year.
Things nearly unraveled for the Tigers in the 10th, as a failed pickoff attempt, passed ball and an intentional walk loaded the bases with two outs. Reliever Nick Donatiello was able to get out of the jam and strikeout outfielder James Rasmussed to keep Princeton's chances alive.
The offense provided Donatiello with run support, as Ford hit a two-run bomb to right field to lift Princeton to the lead for the third time in the game, 6-4.
Ford's first long ball of the year was not enough and Stetson added two runs in the bottom of the 11th and a bases loaded RBI single to end things the next inning.
The series continues Saturday in twinbill action with games at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.

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One of my brothers, City Boy, has a hilarious and disturbing memory from our childhood. The whole family was on a trip together, the three of us kids long since tucked into our polyester-sheeted hotel beds for the night. City Boy was having a hard time falling asleep, when he heard my mom trying to talk my dad into Business Time. Dad reminded her that three children were sleeping mere feet away and tried to dissuade her. But my mom usually gets what she wants, and this time was no exception. Panicked at the direction things were headed, City Boy began to silently pray. "Please God, please, please help me fall asleep. Please help me sleep RIGHT NOW." When the whispering and giggles continued, City Boy tried to silently beam messages to Dad: "Dad, come on, tell her 'no'. Be a man and stand up to her. Oh crap, he's caving. Dad, for the love of God, tell her NOT TONIGHT!" It was a lost cause. City Boy put his pillow over his head and now simply prayed that it would all be over soon. I'm not sure how old he was, or why he didn't think to just say, "Hi folks. Yep, it's me. Your son. Right here next to you, WIDE AWAKE."
At least that's what my Oldest Son and Middle Son do. We are remodeling our house and currently there's no trim up, which means even when the cheap, hollow-core bedroom doors are closed, there are gaps in them. Which means Business Time needs to be handled in a quiet and refined manner. No whooping like a rodeo cowgirl who just won another round. In fact, more than once my husband Shawn — who is stepdad to our three sons, ages 11, 12 and 15 — and I have simply been snuggling and swapping some goodnight kisses when Oldest Son calls from his bed, "Yeah, guys? That's not happening tonight. I'm still awake, so you can just forget about it." The other night Shawn and I were right in the middle of Business Time (the kids put to bed a full 20 minutes ago) when we heard the bedroom door open, then close. We froze. "What was that?" I said, staring at the door.
"The wind," Shawn said.
"Really?" I said dubiously, pulling the covers over me. "Do you really think it could've been the wind?"
"Yes, it was the wind," he repeated dumbly, as if by saying it he could make it so.
"But. There are no windows open in the house, how could the wind have opened the door, and then shut it, Shawn? There's no way that was the wind."
Shawn, a high-school science teacher who fully understands weather patterns and physics, covered his head with a pillow.
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"So … Who walked into our bedroom last night, boys?" I said while getting them up for school the next morning.
"Me," Youngest Son said quietly, slinking into his comforter.
"Ugh! Were you guys doing it again while people are awake?" Middle Son called from the top bunk, disgusted.
"Sweetie, why did you come in our room without knocking when the door was closed?" I said to Youngest Son.
"I went to the bathroom, and I saw your light on, so I came to say 'Hi,'" Youngest Son replied.
I braced myself on the side of the bunkbed. "And what did you see?" I asked.
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Defense Remains Constant In Another 20-Win Season For Women's Hoops
In most recent seasons, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team built its reputation on a high energy, quick-paced offense and one of the state's top fastbreak units. But in 2012-13, the Lancers have utilized a tight half court defense, one that has been the theme of the team's success.
For the 12th time this season, the Lancers held an opponent to less than 50 points and for the 12th time it produced a victory as PCC downed East Los Angeles College, 49-45, in a South Coast Conference game Friday night at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium.
The win gave PCC head coach Joe Peron his 12th season of 20 or more wins in his 17 years directing the Lancers. Ranked No. 9 in the state, Pasadena improved to 20-6 and 10-4 in third place in the SCC.
The Lancers led 25-18 at halftime, but ELAC rallied to tie it at 31-31 with 10 minutes left. PCC responded with a 16-5 run that was started on a corner 3-pointer by guard Stella Ghazarian and ended by the sophomore guard drilling a 25-footer from well beyond the top of the circle with four minutes left. The shot gave PCC a commanding 47-36 lead.
PCC and ELAC played a physical type, defensive grudge match that resulted in 46 fouls and 61 free throw attempts. Fortunately for the Lancers, the Huskies were an atrocious 13-for-37 from the line (35.1 percent). Pasadena wasn't much better, making only 10 of 24 line attempts (41.7 percent).
However, point guard Shay Jackson was 4-for-4 at the line while being the only Lancer left allowed to shoot with the two hands due to her tiny fingers/hands size. The rest of the team has employed a 1-hand approach to force the players into concentrating better from the 15-foot stripe. In this game, the strategy didn't work, making only six of 20 attempts via the 1-hand style.
PCC received another double-double effort by frosh center Kaitlyn Parks, who scored a team-high 14 points and grabbed 16 rebounds. Parks made 7-for-13 field goals and surprisingly did not get an opportunity to shoot a free throw. Ghazarian added 13 points (four treys).
For East Los Angeles (15-10, 8-6 in the SCC), forward Karina Ortiz scored 16 points, grabbed nine rebounds, made seven steals and blocked four shots.
PCC will finish the SCC and regular season next week with a home game v. Los Angeles Trade Tech (Wednesday, Feb. 20) and a road game at Cerritos College on Friday, Feb. 22.
[Photo--Coaches v. Cancer--The Lancer players wore brand new pink and white jerseys in honor of the fight against cancer drive on Friday night, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Global Forecast System. The operational numerical weather forecasting model run by NCEP. The GFS superceded the AVN and MRF models, on which it is largely based. Forecast data from the GFS is available out to 180 hours at full resolution and 16 days at a reduced resolution.
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Sophomore Ashley Tiefel won her first two matches en route making the Singles Flight 4 final, lost on Sunday to Purdue's Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum, 6-4, 6-1.
In round-robin singles consolation play, junior Carla Manzi Tenorio won her first match of the fall season defeating Miranda Erisman of Kansas State, 6-1, 6-1. Elsewhere, junior Winde Janssens lost her round robin consolation match falling to Daniela Vidal of Purdue, 6-4, 6-4.
The five-team Adidas Hoosier Classic hosted by Indiana University also featured Kansas State, Notre Dame and Purdue at the IU Tennis Center.
CU travels to the United States Air Force Academy next Oct. 5-7 for its second fall tournament of the year.
Sunday, Sept. 30
Day Three, Indiana Invitational
Flight One - Round Robin - Consolation
Daniela Vidal (Purdue) def. Winde Janssens (CU) 6-4, 6-4
Carla Manzi Tenorio (CU) def. Miranda Erisman (Kansas State) 6-1, 6-1
Singles Flight 4 - Final
Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum (Purdue) def. Ashley Tiefel (CU) 6-4, 6-1


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One Round Remains for Men's Golf at Bethpage Red
One round remains at the Doc Gimmler Invitational hosted by St. John's at the Red Course at Bethpage State Park, and the Princeton men's golf team is in 10th place. The event is the fall opener for the Tigers.
Paced by a first-round 63 by Joe Willis (-13), who leads the tournament by three shots over Columbia's Brandon Jowers (-10), Yale (-30) has an eight-shot lead over Harvard.
Princeton's results from the first two rounds are below, and results for all teams are available at the PDF link on this page. Princeton will tee off Sunday beginning at 9:48 a.m. Sunday.
10. Princeton 287-287--574 (-2)
T31. Quinn Prchal 73-70--143 (-1)
T43. Greg Jarmas 70-75--145 (+1)
T43. Nicholas Ricci 73-72--145 (+1)
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We offer tours of the FMH BirthPlace designed specifically for 3 to 7-year-old sisters and brothers-to-be. This is a wonderful way to acquaint siblings with the hospital before the newborn's arrival. Children and their parents will visit a Family Center room to show them where Mommy and the new baby will stay.Your child will:• learn how to properly hold & diaper baby by practicing with dolls • see a movie about a new baby joining the family • be photographed for the Small Wonder showcase located on the BirthPlace (after the baby's arrival, the photo may then be placed in newborn's bassinet!) • discuss infant safety • receive a gift bag created especially for new siblings! Small Wonder classes are held monthly on a Saturday morning. $40.00 (includes materials) - call 240-566-4367 to register.
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Our hotel is situated less than 2 minutes walk from Brighton's famous pier. Brighton Pier has been attracting visitors and providing families with exciting entrainment for over a century.
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Some would argue that Brighton is one of the UK's best cultural secrets and the centre of our vibrant alternative scene. Brighton is a mecca for the alternative and you'll see some great sights whether you're walking around The Lanes or over in the gay village in Kemptown.
- Brighton Pavillion
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Brighton Pavillion is the world famous mock Chinese style building lived in by the infamous Prince Regent during the Regency Period, it's one of the UK's best preserved palaces and a real must for anyone who visits Brighton.
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The Lanes are a collection of narrow streets in Brighton - they are famous for their narrow alleyways, small boutique shops, tea rooms, bars, restaurants and numerous antique shops.
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umi Hotel Brighton stands proudly on the Brighton seafront between the famous Brighton Pier and the enchanting remains of West Pier, whilst being only minutes away from the boutique shops of the bustling Lanes, the historic Royal Brighton Pavilion and close to the promenade nightlife, no other hotel is better located for exploring every aspect of the area.
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Traditional Hymns of the Holy Week of the Armenian Church / Goussan Aljanian, tenor
1 CD / Agogique / 2012-06-12Works: Armenian Chant: Vori keroupeagan; Alleluia!; Ezkristos; Patz metz der; Sirdim sasani; Veraskogen yerknits; Ures mayr im; Barkevadoun; Skez ornemk; Sourp azdvaz; Irekerez man
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Terry Albert Barr
Position: HB-DB-FL
Height: 6-0 Weight: 189 lbs.
Born: August 10, 1935 in Grand Rapids, MI
Died: May 28, 2009 in Bloomfield Hills, MI
High School: Central
College: Michigan (school history) (Barr college stats)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 3rd round (36th overall) of the 1957 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 37 (2560th overall since 1950)
2-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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Use these frugal tips to squeeze the life out of each and every dollar. If you feel like you're hemorrhaging money find out where the bleeding is and make it stop!
Raises are hard to come by
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just 36 fewer miles per week. When you divide
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The cutback doesn't have to be extreme. Trimming a couple of unnecessary
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the kids to take the school bus instead of schlepping them in the
car, or consolidating three trips to the grocery store into one
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2. Bring your
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Stop buying coffee at the chichi coffee joint down the street from
work. Either bringing coffee from home in a thermos or brewing it
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shot of energy, as well as cut its cost dramatically. You can get
40 cups of coffee from a pound of beans. Even the gourmet ones can
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ZF-2864: getLocale() returns string instead of expected Zend_Locale
As API Doc says getLocale() should return a Zend_Locale instance. Instead it returns a string like 'de_DE'.
$locale = $translate->getLocale();
Zend_Debug::dump(is_object($locale)); #returns false;
Zend_Debug::dump(is_string($locale)); #returns true;
$lang = $locale->toString(); #Fatal error: Call to a member function toString() on a non-object
But "de_DE" is the locale.
A Zend_Locale can be * a object of type Zend_Locale * a locale definition string from Zend_Locale
Both are true and valid... Every class which takes a locale must accepts both ways.
Changed the APIdoc to be consistent with the implementation.
I can't tell which version this was fixed for. Thomas, could you please add a rev number in the form rXXXX where X's are digits when you resolve the issue? Thanks.
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A funky good time and several tasty options are in store for us starting Thursday night. Let's jump right into 2012 and see what it has to offer up first.
For once I'll be looking forward to spending my Sunday night away from home when I try to get to the State Room to catch a dose of old-school funk courtesy of saxman Maceo Parker. Parker, a 68-year-old North Carolina native, used to play solos for the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown. If you're a discerning fan of great funk, that last sentence should be all the motivation you need to see this show. However, Parker's had a long solo career and is a regular on the touring circuit and also spent some time playing behind a Salt Lake favorite, Ani DiFranco. He's also appeared on releases by Prince, George Clinton and Boosty Collins. Good. Grief. Now, that is a resumé, boys and girls. See you Sunday night. Tickets are still on sale and start at $30.
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What's more in the wintry spirit than some Russian classical music? Tough to imagine a better way to spend a brisk evening indoors than with the Utah Symphony as they roll through Shostakovich's 5th Symphony and Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1. Leading the way will be Guest Conductor Andrey Boreyko and guest pianist Conrad Tao. Tickets start at $26 and are still available.
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Art and Quilts, cogitations thereon: It's all in the stirring! (Please read the linked article above and then view our quilts below. All were created by Titus Family quiltmakers from Freestone County,Texas.
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Open Completes Ivy Season With Wins Over Penn, Dartmouth On Lake Carnegie
Unlike the rest of the Cup races during the season, the Class of 1984 Plaque is based on the combined finishes of the varsity eight, second varsity and varsity four. The varsity eight was impressive in victory, winning in 6:24.2, nearly 15 seconds faster than anybody in the field.
The second varsity won its race in 6:39.8, which was 6.5 seconds faster than second-place Dartmouth. For the Tiger 2V, it capped a perfect Ivy League regular season; after a season-opening loss to NCAA runner-up Ohio State, the Princeton 2V has won eight straight races.
"We are a tough boat and have a lot of really fiesty and competitive athletes, some of which raced in the 2V last year," said sophomore Faith Richardson. "We also have an extremely talented stroke seat and great senior leadership, which has played a huge role in our boat speed and improvement this season."
The varsity four had a tight race against Penn, but it earned a victory in 7:39.7, while Penn took second in 7:41.8. Princeton topped both Dartmouth and Tennessee by more than 10 seconds.
The Princeton 3V (7:03.1) and 4B (7:41.2) also earned wins for a Tiger team that was finally back on Lake Carnegie after three weeks on the road.
Princeton will be challenged at home once again next weekend, as it hosts reigning NCAA runner-up Michigan during a full Saturday morning/afternoon of home racing. It will be a good test for the Tiger 2V, which will take on one of the nation's best.
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Golfing Etiquette Day 3: How to survive the sand-filled divot
Published: Friday, December 28, 2012 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, December 28, 2012 at 9:29 p.m.
If your ball comes to rest in a sand-filled divot, it's a good news/bad news situation.
The good: At least someone filled it with sand and your ball isn't stuck in a gouged-out hole of dirt. The bad: Your ball also isn't sitting atop green grass.
How you approach a shot from this position depends on whether your ball is sitting up cleanly atop the sand, or settled — even slightly — into the sand.
"If it's sitting nicely on top, it's like a fairway bunker shot," longtime teaching pro Craig Shankland said. "The problem is, usually your eye affects what you're gonna do. You think, 'Oh my God, I'm on sand!'
"You just need to sweep it off. Shorten the club by gripping down the handle a bit. That will help you get a cleaner blow."
If your ball is settled into the sand a bit, it's a different story. No sweeping — you have to "go get it."
"You have to give it more of a punch," Shankland said. "Put more weight on your front leg, because that makes you hit ahead of the ball and you will always take the ball before the sand. That takes out the normal fear of hitting behind it. And play the ball a little further back in your stance to catch the ball before the bottom part of your swing.
"It might also help to go up a club — instead of a 7-iron, hit a 6. Your contact may not be as clean, and you're better off to swing within yourself."
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Well the Stratford Brakettes softball team is up to its old tricks again, posting a 55-0 record so far this summer with the season winding down to the Women's Major Softball National Championship on Aug. 4-7.
This year's squad features three former Minutewomen, Brandice Balschmiter, Denise Denis, and Carly Normandin, and one current player, two-time All-American Sara Plourde.
The Brakettes swept a pair of doubleheaders over the weekend from the Rhode Island Thunder, 2-0 and 6-0 on Saturday, and 16-0 and 11-0 on Sunday.
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Yes, we'd be lost without our iPhone. And, OK, we admit to spending way more minutes a day catching up on our Facebook feed than we do cleaning the house. But we can't imagine what it would have been like to be a teenager with this technology at our well-manicured fingertips.
We didn't even have caller ID back when we were kids. How else could we have gotten away with calling our ninth grade crush with our girlfriends giggling in the background, only to hang up as soon as we heard his adorably cracking voice?
But, boy oh boy, have things changed. And as great as technology can be, it's also opened the floodgates for a whole new form of abuse. Teens are taking the technological hit from girlfriends and boyfriends and parents are often left struggling with how to deal with it.
Guess what? Now there's an app for that. Love Is Not Abuse from Liz Claiborne Inc. is a free app aimed at parents that provides a real-time demo depicting the type of text, email and phone call abuse teens may be facing in their relationships.
The app also provides dating abuse facts, lists warning signs, and offers advice on how to talk to your teens and take action.
It kind of makes us yearn for the days when a passed note or an innocent prank call was the norm. But a good offense, as they say, is often the best defense. And, trust us, this is one game in which you don't want to be stuck on the sidelines.
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now i know a few that ordered the 20" m16a1 kits lately.
due to the panic all of a sudden 20" barrels are scarce.
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Two great family plays start this weekend at two of the area's best family theaters. One for your youngest, and one for the kid who's allowed to stay up later… because at the Off Broadway, you'll probably also want to see Laughing Stock.
Cinderella & the Glass Slipper
Families with kids ages four and up are invited to watch one of the most celebrated fairytales every at The Children's Theatre's new stage.
As if you didn't know, Cinderella is forced into housework by her stepmother and wicked step sisters. One day, the Prince invites all young ladies in the land to a beautiful ball so he can find a wife. Cinderella's sisters say she'd never be welcome at a royal ball, but we're pretty sure she proves them wrong.
The show runs May 18–26 on Fridays at 7 p.m. and Saturdays at 1 and 4:30 p.m. Tickets are $12.
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The Off Broadway Theatre is putting on a play straight out of the '50s… 50 A.D. to be exact. It's like the musical Grease, but set in ancient Greece. Directed by two of OBT funniest guys, Erik Jensen and Eric Armstrong.
The show runs May 18–June 16 on Monday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 p.m. No show on Monday, May 19. Tickets range from $8–$16.
Laughing Stock follows the play on Fridays and Saturdays (must buy separate tickets).
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This February, as part of Black History Month, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will celebrate Cleveland's rich musical legacy, highlighting great moments in the city's rhythm and blues and soul music history. On Friday, February 22, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will welcome 2009 Inductee and Cleveland native Bobby Womack for a Hall of Fame Series interview and live concert.
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Intended audience: HTML/XHTML and CSS content authors who want to get a general idea of what lies in the future with regard to CSS support for non-Latin text support. The article assumes a basic understanding of CSS.
Updated 2006-05-17
The CSS3 modules currently in development will introduce a large number of properties designed to support non-Latin text, from vertical script support to kashida justification, from ruby positioning to list numbering. This article will give you a glimpse of some of the properties that lie in store, and discuss how you can help to make these improvements a reality.
The article will not expose you to all of the properties planned for inclusion in CSS3 for the support of international text. It will give you a flavor of what is to come, so that you can see the potential benefits of completing the work.
None of the specifications we will discuss here are finalized.
Hopefully the article will raise your expectations and motivate you, where appropriate, to become involved in bringing these modules to a final state and getting them implemented by user agents.
The way items are numbered in a list varies from script to script. In CSS2 nine non-Latin numbering systems were specified. These included: lower-greek, hebrew, armenian, georgian, cjk-ideographic, hiragana, katakana, hiragana-iroha, katakana-iroha. Unfortunately, user agents didn't implement all of these, and as part of its mission to represent a snapshot of current usage, the CSS2.1 specification reduced that number to two: armenian, and georgian.
This shows how important it is to make your voice heard if you want non-Latin features to be supported in specifications and user agents.
It has to be said that the expected behaviour was also poorly specified for these options.
The CSS3 Lists Module currently specifies almost 70 non-Latin schemes for list numbering, and provides much more rigourous rules about their use. (If you want to avoid this number shrinking, however, don't take this for granted, and make your voice heard! Implementers tend to ask themselves from time to time whether they need to support such a lot of possibilities.)
CSS3 will enable the use of vertical text, and should do so in a way that makes the choice of vertical or horizontal a purely stylistic decision, ie. you would be able to switch from well-rendered horizontal text to well-rendered vertical text and back with a few simple tweaks to the style sheet but no need to change the markup. You will also be able to mix horizontal and vertical text within the same page.
Key parameters here are the block-progression direction, the inline text direction, and the glyph orientation.
The block-progression direction allows you to specify the direction in which lines of text flow. Top to bottom would be appropriate for horizontal text, since the lines are stacked top to bottom. Right-to-left would be the normal setting for vertical Chinese, Japanese and Korean, where lines progress from the right to the left of the page or block. Left-to-right would be appropriate for a script like Mongolian, which is also vertical but where your eyes start reading from top-left position.
Within a given line it must be possible to specify the inline directionality of text. Right-to-left would be appropriate for scripts such as Arabic and Hebrew. This needs to be interpreted relative to the direction of the block progression.
A writing-mode property has been proposed as a shortcut that combines both block and inline progression into a set of common combinations.
It is then necessary to provide a means to control whether the Latin letters in vertical Japanese appear on their side (like 'Johansson' on the picture), or upright (like 'FIFA' on the picture), and whether text (left-to-right and right-to-left) runs up the vertical line or down.
Some of the more difficult aspects of text direction relate to how one provides the user's preferred way of supporting inline text in vertically set paragraphs. The CSS Working Group is currently discussing how this should work (May 2006).
When lines of text wrap, the type of script affects the expected behavior - particularly with regard to the treatment of white space around line breaks in the code.
Chinese and Japanese scripts do not delimit words with spaces, and wrap on a character-by-character basis. There are, however, some rules (called kinsoku rules in Japan) that forbid certain characters (mostly final punctuation) from appearing at the beginning of a line, and others that forbid certain characters appearing at the end of a line.
Thai script uses spaces to delimit phrases, rather than words, and typically does not use sentence final punctuation. There is, however, a strong concept of a word, and text should be wrapped at word boundaries. Some Thai systems rely on users adding zero-width spaces to indicate where wrapping is appropriate, but it is more common to use a dictionary to determine word boundaries.
Unless the style sheet requires that space be preserved, when dealing with the Latin script, the general process of displaying text that is wrapped onto a new line in the source involves first reducing all white space at the beginning and end of the line to a single space. Then, unless the style sheet says otherwise, the line break characters and any surrounding spaces are boiled down to a single space.
The line breaking properties in CSS3 will allow you to indicate appropriate behavior for scripts like Chinese, Japanese and Thai, where adding a space between wrapped text may not be appropriate. (This is quite a complicated area, and discussion is still going on about how best to handle this.)
Some of the CSS3 properties will allow you to specify whether or not to wrap differently in the middle of embedded text from another script. For example, if you have Latin text in the middle of Chinese, should it wrap character by character or word by word? Both are valid, and CSS should allow you to choose according to your general preferences or the context. (See the two examples in the figure below.)
In addition, it is also important to allow the user to express preferences relating to the kinsoku rules and their Chinese and Korean equivalents. The top example in the figure below shows a typical result when the last character on a line is followed by a small katakana character.
The small katakana character begins the second line. This tends to be the preference in modern Japanese typography, and is particularly useful in text with thin columns. The second example shows the result of a different approach, often referred to as 'strict'. The line wrapping algorithm now pulls down the last katakana character from the previous line so that the small katakana character is no longer in line-initial position, leaving a gap at the end of the line if the text is not justified.
One way of applying the end-of-line kinsoku rules just mentioned is to wrap two characters down to the next line. This may be done, for example, to avoid a sentence final delimiter appearing at the start of a line.
An alternative is to leave the punctuation hanging out of the margin. CSS3 should allow you to control this.
When specifying alignment and justification of text, CSS needs to allow you to specify how justification is to be applied to mixed script text. The example below shows how one approach can cause inter-character spacing to be applied to ideographic characters but not Latin text.
Properties to control justification will also allow appropriate types of justification for various different scripts, for example ideographic, indic scripts with baseline connectors, South-East Asian scripts that don't use spaces between words, cursive scripts like Arabic, etc.
Arabic script text typically justifies by stretching the connected baselines of letters within a word, rather than stretching the spaces between the words. CSS3 should provide properties to allow you to extend the baseline in this way.
You also need to be able to specify the degree to which such stretching is applied during justification.
As part of the process of justifying CJK text, you may want to specify whether and how blank space compression behaves. The picture below shows an example of a full-width parenthesis in Japanese that has its blank space removed to allow for compression.
You should also be able to specify whether a full-width punctuation mark in ideographic text should be narrowed at the beginning of a line so that its 'ink' lines up with the first glyph in the lines above and below. This makes the left margin or top margin look neater, but also affects the justification of the line on which it occurs.
When non-ideographic text or numbers appear in ideographic text it is often preferable to separate the two with a little additional space. CSS3 will provide a property that allows you to add such spacing without the need for spaces in the content. You can apply it around a number of different types of embedded text, and combine them as you wish.
It is common for the glyphs in documents written in East Asian languages to be laid out on a page in a grid pattern. This approach is helped by that fact that ideographic, kana and hangul characters tend to be the same width.
CSS3 may specify a set of properties for applying grids and for managing non-full width characters inside the grid, such as Latin text, in various ways. Such properties would indicate whether the grid should apply to non-ideographic characters in the same way as to CJK characters
This picture shows some vertical Japanese text with no grid applied.
On this next picture we see the effect of applying one type of grid layout to the previous text.
Kumimoji is a Japanese word referring to the practice of combining up to 5 glyphs within a single wide-character glyph space.
Warichu is a Japanese word for a type of inline note, where the text runs on two lines.
Both of these effects will be available through CSS3 properties.
The fonts module of CSS3 will allow native forms of emphasis, such as the boten marks used in Japanese. These are similar in use to italicisation or bolding in Latin text - neither of which work well in small font sizes for on-screen ideographic text.
Various properties are needed to specify the type of boten character to be used, and the position relative to the base text (ie. top or bottom for horizontal text, and left or right for vertical).
Ruby is a type of annotation associated with a base text that is often used in Japanese, and to some extent in Chinese also, to provide pronunciation information for ideographs, and sometimes short explanations. The name 'ruby' originated from a named font size (about half the size of the normal 10 point font) used by British typesetters. In Japanese this is known as furigana.
The Ruby Annotation Recommendation describes how to mark up text so that it is clear which is the base text and which is the ruby annotation. (This is not a CSS specification.) There are simple and complex ruby models. The picture below shows the simplest form of markup described in the Recommendation. The text in the <rt> element is the annotation. The base text is in the <rb> element.
A user agent that displays ruby will normally display simple ruby text above horizontal base text and in a smaller font. For vertical text the ruby would by default be displayed to the right.
For a more detailed description see Ruby Markup and Styling.
Sometimes you may want to be able to control the location of the ruby text. For example, the Ruby Annotation specification says that it is common to place pinyin annotations below horizontal Chinese text, rather than above. CSS3 will provide a property will give you control over the location.
If you specify before, the ruby text will appear above horizontal base text and to the right of vertical text. Specify after, and the ruby text appears below horizontal base text and to the left of vertical text.
A value of 'right' might be useful for dealing with bopomofo annotations in Traditional Chinese text, where the ruby appears in a column to the right of each ideographic character, whether the text is horizontal or vertical.
Properties are also needed to indicate the relative alignment of ruby and base text when one is longer than the other. Basically the effect is applied to whichever is shorter, the ruby text or the base text.
The picture below shows how text would look if a ruby-align property were set to end. (Ignore the green line, which is there just to show the boundaries more clearly.)
If the ruby text is wider than the base text you can specify whether or not it overhangs any surrounding base text, and to what amount, using a property for ruby overhang.
The example in the following picture shows the effect of setting a ruby-overhang property to start. Note how the ruby text overlaps the preceding characters, but not the following base text. Note also that ruby does not overlap itself.
For a more detailed description of the currently proposed approach to ruby styling see Ruby Markup and Styling.
We have looked very briefly at some, but by no means all of the international support CSS3 modules will offer. What is more, we have only dipped our toes into the properties we have described. When CSS3 is done, many a section in this article could become an article in its own right.
Some of the features we have discussed have been implemented in Internet Explorer 5+, but the specifications have changed since then, so you should be very careful about using those features. There is no guarantee that anything you implement currently on Internet Explorer will be interoperable code in the long term. For example, the grid layout properties are now completely different.
With the possible exception of the list type property, there do not appear to be any implementations of these features on other user agents as yet.
The following list indicates the current status of the modules discussed here. Note that work is still ongoing on all of these specifications. Even the Candidate Recommendation may return to Working Draft again before it goes on to Recommendation.
This is not an exhaustive list of specifications that contain properties relevant to international text. For example, the proposed CSS3 Line Module, which has not yet been published as a Working Draft, promises to deliver some important control over behavior related to baseline alignment across scripts.
There is also additional work that must be completed in modules that are dependencies for these specifications.
If you are interested in seeing these features become available, please let the W3C know. It is always useful to us to hear what users want. There are also a number of practical ways to get involved.
The CSS Working Group has a lot of work on its hands at the moment, and work on these modules has been going slowly. As mentioned before, there is even currently discussion going on around features in the Candidate Recommendations. Your assistance in developing these specifications will be appreciated.
You can help move the specifications forward by reviewing and commenting on the public drafts that are made available. If you have expertise in this area, you might also consider participating in the CSS or Internationalization Working Groups to help move the work along. A significant amount of specification work benefitted from the Japanese JIS 4051 specification, but there still are a number of areas where it would be useful to have local input about or confirmation of the requirements and expected behaviors of text in other scripts.
Even when we move these specifications to Recommendation stage, the battle is not yet won. User agent developers must implement these features so that we can use them, and we need the properties to be widely implemented on a range of user agents. Again, the voice of local users is important in making that happen. User agent developers are unlikely to implement these features if they hear no-one asking for them.
Finally, you can help by keeping informed about progress on these features and implementing them in your content when they become available.
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Roy Kelton Orbison is born in Vernon, Texas.
Having been signed to Sun Records, Roy Orbison and the Teen Kings' first single, "Ooby Dooby," becomes a minor rockabilly hit, peaking at #59.
Roy Orbison enters the Top Forty for the first time with "Only the Lonely." The song peaks at #2, held back from the top spot by Brenda Lee's "I'm Sorry."
"Running Scared," by Roy Orbison, reaches #1 on Billboard's singles chart. It is quickly followed by "Crying," which holds down the #2 spot for two weeks.
"Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)" becomes Roy Orbison's fifth single to reach the Top Five in less than two years.
Roy Orbison kicks off 1963 with the release of "In Dreams," which peaks at #7. He will have four other hits that year, including "Mean Woman Blues" (#5).
"Oh! Pretty Woman," by Roy Orbison, reaches Number One for the first of three weeks, making it one of the biggest hits in a year otherwise dominated by the Beatles and the British Invasion.
Roy Orbison signs with MGM Records, ending a long and fruitful association with the Monument label.
Roy Orbison has the first of three minor hits for MGM, his new label, "Ride Away" (#25).
Roy Orbison's wife, Claudette - whom he'd divorced in 1964 and remarried in 1966 - dies after being hit by a truck on her motorcycle.
Roy Orbison's home in Hendersonville, Tennessee, burns down, killing two of his three children.
Milestones, the last of eleven Roy Orbison albums on the MGM label, is released.
Class of '55 - which reunites Sun Records alumni Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins as a latter-day "Million Dollar Quartet" - is released.
Roy Orbison is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the 2nd annual induction dinner. Bruce Springsteen is his presenter.
Roy Orbison performs at the Coconut Grove nightclub with a stellar band. The concert is aired on Cinemax as Roy Orbison and Friends
Rhino Records releases For the Lonely
Volume One, by the Traveling Wilburys, is released. This anonymous supergroup comprises Nelson Wilbury (George Harrison), Lucky Wilbury (Bob Dylan), Lefty Wilbury (Roy Orbison), Otis Wilbury (Jeff Lynne) and Charlie T. Wilbury, Jr. (Tom Petty). The album is a hit, reaching #3 and selling more than 3 million copies.
Roy Orbison performs what would turn out to be his last concert in Cleveland, Ohio.
Roy Orbison dies of a heart attack while visiting his mother Nadine at her home outside Nashville, Tennessee.
Roy Orbison's Mystery Girl, completed just prior to his death, is released. It will peak at #5 and is certified platinum (1 million sold). Simultaneously, the single "You Got It" returns him to the Top Forty for the first time since 1966.
King of Hearts, by Roy Orbison, is released. The album consisted of posthumously completed leftovers from the 1988 sessions for Mystery Girl.


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Supply Chain Software: WMS providers reach beyond the four walls
Charles Darwin said the key to survival is being responsive to change. And in many ways, that's also a key to being a successful software provider.
Once upon a time, a typical warehouse management system (WMS) would make sure inventory was where it's supposed to be—and in the right quantities—then oversee the order fulfillment process. At the time, that was pretty good, and many WMS providers focused solely on offering that solution to its customers. But today, providers have expanded beyond WMS to offer supply chain management solutions, which suggests a larger suite of products.
"This is a funny space," says David Landau, vice president of industry marketing for Manhattan Associates. "When I started in the 1990s, there were probably about 200 companies doing WMS. Now you can count them on one hand. Some companies were innovators and some were well managed: Those were the ones that survived," Landau says.
This evolution of the WMS space was a topic of conversation at the 2011 Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) Spring Meeting held recently in Charlotte, N.C. In one meeting of the supply chain execution group, John Hill, vice president of TranSystems, discussed how the WMS industry has changed. He said providers of warehouse management software used to be WMS companies, but today they are something far different, offering software that goes well beyond the four walls of a warehouse.
"In order for Tier 1 WMS providers to grow, they have to find more things to bring to the party," says Hill. "It only makes sense for them to expand outside the four walls if they're going to provide users with supply chain systems that provide visibility from source to consumption. That's what's driving large providers."
Conceptually, providing complete visibility through the entire supply chain is not a new idea. "We only dreamed of this 20 years ago," says Hill. "What's new is the collection of tools that's available today, particularly the tools used in the collection of real-time information and the ability to share that data across multiple supply chains or supply chain-related systems."
As the technology catches up with the concepts, end users want more than a traditional WMS, they want an integrated solution that enables them to effectively manage the flow of product across the entire supply chain.
"There has been an evolution in terms of the business processes that customers are trying to support," says Jennifer Sherman, senior director of logistics product strategy for Oracle. "Five years ago, the holy grail would have been a WMS that could talk to transportation, but to a large extent that's done. Customers are asking how they can leverage their platforms, and we're talking about bringing those applications to other areas of the business."
Here's a look at how four of the leading supply chain software providers view the evolution of the supply chain execution space and how they are approaching their customers.
In general, companies that were once primarily WMS companies have expanded into other areas and are repositioning themselves as supply chain management companies, explains Chad Collins, vice president of marketing for HighJump. "There's really been an evolution from traditional distribution and logistics offerings into the broader supply chain with some form of inventory planning and moving out all the way to the store shelf," he adds.
According to Collins, one reason for the shift is that buyers and users of these systems would prefer to get their products from a single source. Having fewer vendors makes the process easier from a technical perspective. Getting the solution from one provider means visibility of the data on a common application platform, says Collins.
This is especially important in the U.S. food and beverage sector. Being a $2.1 trillion dollar industry with very thin profit margins, there's a constant demand from users to find tools that efficiently manage the flow of goods while boosting the bottom line.
HighJump is responding to that demand by connecting distribution activities with in-store activities through direct store delivery, or DSD. In DSD, product is delivered directly to the retailer and merchandised by the manufacturers themselves on the retailer's store floor.
"In food and beverage, there are suppliers that don't ship to intermediary warehouses, they go directly to the retail store," explains Collins. "With DSD, the manufacturer controls the entire process from product readiness through order taking, shipping and merchandising."
There are benefits in shipping directly to the store, Collins adds. From the supplier side, returns are lower, and profitability and sell through are much higher. From the retailer side, studies have shown that DSD products can be the most profitable because the supplier is responsible for the costs for delivery, inventory management and merchandising. And from the customer vantage point, it means product is where they want it, when they want it.
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The Saudi Ministry of Health has issued a list of health requirements that must be met by Hajj pilgrims and Umrah performers for the1430 H (2009) seasons:
1) Yellow Fever:
a) All pilgrims arriving from yellow fever endemic countries* must present a valid certificate of vaccination against the disease, in accordance with international health regulations. The certificate must show that its holder was vaccinated against the disease no less than ten days and no more than ten years before arriving in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
b) In accordance with international health regulations, all aircraft, ships and other means of transport arriving from yellow fever endemic countries* are required to present a valid certificate confirming the extermination of insects (namely mosquitoes) on-board.
*Yellow Fever endemic countries include: Angola, Benin, Sudan, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Cameroon, Burundi, Chad, Uganda, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Ethiopia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Togo, Kenya, Liberia, Sao Tomé and Principe, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Mali, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Brazil, Bolivia, Suriname, Peru, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela, Colombia, Argentina and Paraguay.
2) Meningococcal Meningitis
a) Pilgrims from all nations must present a valid certificate of vaccination against Meningococcal Meningitis, showing that the vaccination was administered no less than ten days and no more than three years before their arrival in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. All adults and children over the age of two years must have received a single dose of the ACYW135 vaccine.
b) Pilgrims coming from African belt countries* will also be given a single 500 mg dose of ciprofloxacin in order to reduce their potential microbe carrying rate, to be administered by Saudi health authorities.
*African belt countries include: Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Côte d'Ivoire, Niger, Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Eritrea, Gambia, Senegal, and Central African Republic.
3) Poliomyelitis
a) All pilgrims arriving from still-prevalent Polio Virus-transmitting countries* must present certificates of vaccination for children under the age of fifteen years confirming that they have received the oral polio vaccine within six weeks of arriving in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. They will be given another dose of the oral polio vaccine upon arrival.
a) All pilgrims arriving from Poliomyelitis endemic countries** must present a certificate confirming their receipt of the oral polio vaccine six weeks before their arrival in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, regardless of age. They will be given another oral polio vaccine upon arrival.
* Still-prevalent Polio Virus-transmitting countries include: Uganda, Kenya, Benin, Angola, Togo, Niger, Burkina Faso, Mali, Central African Republic, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, and Nepal.
** Poliomyelitis endemic countries include: Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sudan.
4) Seasonal Influenza
a) The Ministry of Health recommends that all pilgrims from both inside and outside of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia get vaccinated against the seasonal influenza virus before commencing their Hajj or Umrah journey, especially those most vulnerable to complications from the flu, such as the elderly and people with chronic respiratory diseases, diabetics, and renal, liver and cardiac problems.
5) Food Materials
a) All foodstuffs are prohibited from entering the Kingdom, including food materials brought by pilgrims or Umrah performers in their luggage, unless the food is canned or sealed or is kept in a container that is easily opened for inspection, and only in quantities sufficient for the road journey.
6) Additional Measures
a) In the case of a health emergency or concern over the outbreak of diseases subjected to international health regulations in any country from which pilgrims and Umrah performers come, Saudi health authorities may take precautionary measures in addition to the above-mentioned requirements in coordination with the World Health Organization (WHO). These measures would be taken in a timely manner in order to avoid the spread of infection among pilgrims and Umrah performers or the transmission of diseases to their home-countries.


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The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), a long-time advocate of safer, more nutritious food, will be hosting a one-day conference to examine some of the best models for reducing or eliminating food-safety hazards at the farm level. On-farm measures, supported by research in the United States and abroad, demonstrate that we could greatly improve the safety of our food by upgrading conditions on farms-through the adoption of new production practices or technologies.
The conference will bring together scientists, government and industry officials, and health advocates to discuss and debate on-farm ways to improve food safety: the problems and the solutions, the practices and the laws, and the benefits and costs of new approaches.
Thursday, October 2, 2003
National Press Club
529 14th Street, NW
Washington, DC
The Impact of Animal Production Practices on Food Safety
Improving Food Safety in Fruit and Vegetable Production
On-farm Practices That Reduce Human Pathogens in Animals
Humane Treatment and Food Safety: Are Both Possible?
Reducing Pathogens in Cattle, Pigs, Poultry
Do Regulatory Agencies Need Greater Authority?
Lessons of Mad Cow Disease
Robert Buchanan
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Caroline Smith DeWaal
Center for Science in the Public Interest
View Presentation: "Reducing Pathogens on the Farm: Will It Reduce Foodborne Illnesses?"
Katherine DiMatteo
Organic Trade Association
Kevin Elfering
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Food Safety Systems and the Pork Industry
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Carol Tucker Foreman
Consumer Federation of America
Dan Glickman
Former Secretary of Agriculture
Temple Grandin
Colorado State University
Doug Powell
University of Guelph
View Presentation: "Improving Food Safety in Fruit and Vegetable Production"
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Jarle Reiersen
Chief Veterinary Office of Iceland
Michael Robach
Wayne Farms, LLC
View Presentation: "Pathogen Reduction Strategies in Broiler Production"
Rob Tauxe
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Gary Weber
National Cattlemen's Beef Association
David Wilson
Office of International Epizootics (OIE)
View Presentation: "Controlling human pathogens on the farm: a new focus of the OIE"
The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit health-advocacy organization, has been promoting a safer, more-nutritious food supply since 1971. CSPI has supported increased federal food-safety budgets, a more streamlined regulatory system, and better practices at processing plants. CSPI is supported largely by the 900,000 subscribers to its Nutrition Action Healthletter, as well as by foundation grants.


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The Downtown Farmers Market presented by Downtown Alliance is back for its 21st year.
The market offers a variety of farmers, growers, bakeries, prepared food and beverages, packaged foods and local artisans. Its opening for the season on June 8 and will be open every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Historic Pioneer Park (300 S. 300 West). Starting Aug. 6, it will also be open tuesday evenings at 4 p.m.
There will be over 250 vendors at this year's market, including Happy Monkey Hummus, Henna Girls, Patti's Produce, Miracle Salsa, Prickly Rock Honey, Pet Chef UTAH, Ranui Gardens, Relaxation Station-Minimassages (The Healing Path), Surefire Pizza, Sweet Lake Limeade, The Lavender Apple, Tom's Farm, The Soap Lady, Tony Caputo's Market and Yummy Fusions.
Some early summer favorites to look forward to in June include mixed greens, lettuce, arugula, herbs, onions, garlic scapes, asparagus, radishes, greenhouse vegetables, potatoes, rhubarb, scallions and strawberries.
Music at the Market provides live entertainment for you to enjoy each Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year's roster looks promising; Bullets and Belles will be performing the first day to kick things off. There is a wide variety of live entertainment to satisfy all tastes and ages. There will be a combination of featured bands and impromptu street performers.
There are also classes offered through the market. Summer in a Jar is a set of classes you can attend to learn how to can fruits and vegetables. You will work in stations to prep, blend and jar a variety of seasonal recipes. At the end, you will have two jars to take home and the knowledge needed to create your own recipes in the future. Some classes offered throughout the summer for this program include Kick Off the Canning, Fresh 'n Fruity, We Can Pickle That, Relish Your Garden, Tomatoes Tomatoes Tomatoes and Best of the Last. Each class is $25 and held at Harmons City Creek Cooking School from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Some other special events will be offered throughout the summer involving the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art's ART TRUCK, Salt in the City, Urban Arts Festival, used book sale and University of Utah's Utes Day.
The Farmer's Market is focused on reducing waste this summer with their new Waste Wise program. This program is to teach market visitors what can be recycled. Vendors do their part by using recyclable material when possible and the market does not allow styrofoam. Market-goers are encouraged to bring their own plates and mugs for food and beverages and reusable grocery bags to reduce waste. There will also be recycling stations positioned throughout.
The market is accessible from TRAX or by pedal bike from SLC Bike Collective's free valet. There is also free parking in the Ford Garage (250 S. 400 W.). For those that make large purchases, there is a free produce check available.
For more information on events and vendors, visit slcfarmersmarket.org.


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After over a week of struggling (on and off) with formatting, fixing bugs, optimizing code, and designing images, I've finally completed Pokemon Dream's 11th layout. For technical folks, this is our first pure CSS layout (okay, this isn't 100% formatted using CSS, for I'm still trying to fix the content area, which is currently formatted using table cells). This results in cleaner code that is easier to create and maintain. Now I can slowly perfect this layout over the next few months, a bit at a time. For visitors, this means faster load times.
There may still be visual glitches here and there. If you happen to see something that looks odd, please notify me at once. As for the code, there are many more things I have to fix. For the moment, I shall be working on something else on the site, which will be revealed as soon as I get done with it (a week maybe?). If you have any comments or suggestions about our new layout, please post a comment by clicking the link above.


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"But I don't wanna take them down now," I said, in my best 6-year-old whine, stretching out the word 'now' into 17 syllables."Let's wait until at least New Years!"
My husband's favorite activity of the holiday season is the whole undecking of it. He cannot wait until the house gets "back to normal." Sadly, he married a woman who habitually left her live Christmas trees up through Valentines. Now we try to compromise on taking down the decorations – some time between 3 seconds into the 26th of December and St. Patrick's Day.
As I've gotten older, I'm quicker to put everything up and away for another year — except the lights. With each season I'm more reluctant to take those down. They make me happy. I love their glow. And my mate did an especially good job with them this year, stringing strands of randomly flashing, multi-colored, chaser lights across the short brick fence between our patio and the 1st fairway. They are a fresh delight each evening as night falls.
Henry Alford wrote: "Christmas lights reflect man's struggle to create something as beautiful as dusk or dawn; they're fireworks in suspended animation."
I suppose in this world of senatorial stalemates, violence, and general unrest, I look forward to as many "fresh delights" as I can and hang on to the ones I've got for as long as possible.
Let's leave them up a little longer.
Happy New Year!


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What a nice split Wezel cawk that is...
looks like azzas
having abs because you are skinny is like a women having tits because she's fat
WTF....if one hole gets plugged I guess he has a few others??
customs wifes cawk photoshopped onto an innocent animal?
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Dwyane Wade (knee) described himself as "day-to-day" going forward, but he is fully expected to play in Wednesday's Game 1.
The Knicks are expected to get an opportunity to sit down with Kevin Durant.
According to the New York Post, Joakim Noah is the Knicks' top target in free agency.
Donatas Motiejunas said he likely won't play for Lithuania in the Olympics because his back still isn't 100 percent.
DeMar DeRozan does not plan to schedule meetings with other teams at the start of free agency, according to Tim McMahon of ESPN.com.
Kyrie Irving has accepted his invitation from USA Basketball to play in the 2016 Olympics.
The Lakers plan to "aggressively pursue" Hassan Whiteside in free agency, according to ESPN's Marc Stein and Ramona Shelburne.
The Jazz are not looking to trade Gordon Hayward according to Deseret News.
Earl Watson said that the Suns are not shopping Eric Bledsoe.
Harrison Barnes has made the Team USA roster for the Rio Olympics.
Pau Gasol announced that he will play for Spain in the Olympics this summer, but Serge Ibaka said that he will not participate.
The Warriors, Spurs and Thunder are the first three known teams to have recruiting meetings with Kevin Durant, according to ESPN's Marc Stein.


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Enjoy 75 years in 75 seconds: a look at many Xerox milestones.
Seventy-five years ago, Chester Carlson created an easier way to duplicate information on paper. Named "xerography," his invention revolutionized how information is shared and, ultimately, how office work gets done. Carlson's invention also launched our company, Xerox.
Carlson's legacy remains at the heart and soul of today's Xerox. The genius of his invention and his passion for turning an idea into a business have been passed on to Xerox people over the 75 years since the very first xerographic copy was made.
In celebrating this 75th anniversary, we also celebrate Carlson. While tinkering in his lab in Astoria, Queens, he had one simple objective in mind: "…to make office work a little more productive and a little less tedious." Fast forward to today: Simplifying how work gets done is core to Xerox and to the value we bring to our customers – in 160 countries and through the support of 140,000 Xerox people.
For 75 years, Xerox has changed the world in which we live and work in surprising ways. Here are a few things you may not know about Xerox.
There's always a simpler way
This is the founding purpose of Xerox: a practical belief that the way work gets done can always be made simpler. And then even simpler. That's what motivated Carlson to take the world from the age of carbon paper to something much easier. With just a touch of a button, information was duplicated for one or for the masses. This belief in simplicity will continue to inspire our innovations for decades to come.
You don't have to be an inventor to invent
Carlson was a patent attorney, yet that didn't stop him from leading one of the biggest business revolutions in history. His example is a reminder that each of us has something to contribute. We each bring unique insights, ideas, experience and expertise that improve our daily work.
Never give up
Carlson's invention was impressive. But perhaps more important was his decades-long determination to turn xerography into a real business. Carlson "shopped" his invention to dozens of companies, including IBM and Kodak. Everyone said no – not seeing the need for a new duplicating technology. It wasn't until Carlson met Joe Wilson of the Haloid Company that he found a business partner who would share his vision and take a chance on his big idea. Carlson's courage, doggedness, healthy balance of patience and impatience, plus good, old-fashioned grit, should inspire all of us.
Collaboration makes us stronger
As groundbreaking as Carlson's initial invention was, working together with the innovators at the Haloid Company is what brought xerography to life. This reminds us that although individual accomplishment is important, teamwork, collaboration and community are what yield exponential results.
Above all, excel at excellence
As elementary as it sounds, the true magic of Carlson's invention was that it worked. Again and again. To do so, every equation… every schematic… every nut and bolt… had to be planned, fit together and executed with precision. The Xerox brand today continues to be respected for our integrity and high standards of excellence. Our customers expect nothing less from us. And, they deserve the very best.