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That total includes 11 who earned All-America honors during their Crimson Tide career and three that earned one of the NCAA's highest academic honors
2011 SEASON RECAP: Left an imprint on the record books during his final season with the Tide ... was drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the 30th round of the 2011 MLB Draft ... set the school record for appearances in a career with 88 ... his 23 career wins ranks him tied for sixth all-time at UA ... his 240 career strikeouts ranks him seventh all-time ... his 278.0 innings pitched ranks him sixth all-time ... the 1,182 batters faced by Kilcrease sets him at fourth all-time in the UA annals ... was named to the Tallahassee Regional All-Tournament Team ... was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week for the week of May 19 ... earned the team high in wins with eight as part of his 8-4 record in 16 starts ... tossed two complete games including one in which he held the No. 2 South Carolina Gamecocks to only one earned run ... sported a 3.12 ERA, holding batters to a paltry .255 batting average against for the season ... threw 101.0 innings allowing only 35 earned runs ... struck out 88 batters, 25 of which were looking, both team highs ... went 4-4 in 10 starts during SEC play ... struck out 38 in 66.1 innings of work with a 3.79 ERA against league competitors.
SENIOR (2011): Tallahassee Regional:UCF-Game 1: In game one of the Regional, he went 7.0 innings against Central Florida, allowing two earned runs on four hits while walking four and striking out a career-high-tying 10 batters to earn his eighth win of the season ... Golden Knight hitters batted a lowly .167 against Kilcrease in the Regional opener ... his start marked the 88th appearance of his career, setting the Alabama school record. SEC Tournament: Pitched 8.0 strong innings to help Alabama defeat No. 2 seed Arkansas in the opening game of the SEC Tournament ... tied his season and career-high with 10 strikeouts ... allowed four runs (one earned) on seven hits with one walk. South Carolina (G1): Threw a gem to stifle the No. 2 Gamecocks on Thursday night (5/19) ... threw 9.0 innings, allowing one unearned run on five hits while walking three and striking out five to earn his sixth win of the season ... only allowed one extra-base hit and held hitters to a lowly .156 batting average. Auburn (G1): Started game one of Saturday's twinbill ... went 6.0 innings, allowing four earned runs on eight hits while walking two and striking out four Auburn batters (5/14). LSU (G1): Went 1.2 innings, allowing four earned runs on five hits while walking three and striking out on Tiger batter (5/6) ... the 1.2 innings marks his shortest outing of the 2011 season. Mississippi State (G1): Started game one of the weekend series vs. Mississippi State (4/30) ... went 5.0 innings, allowing three earned runs on eight hits while walking one and striking out two batters. Florida (G1): Started Friday's game, earning his third loss of the season vs. the Gators (4/22) ... went 6.0 innings, allowing four runs - all earned - on 10 hits while walking and striking out one batter apiece. Tennessee (G1): Earned his fifth win of the season in game one of the Tennessee series (4/14) ... went 7.0 innings, allowing two runs - both earned - on seven hits while walking three and striking out five. Vanderbilt (G1): Started the first game of the Vandy series (4/8) ... went 4.0 innings, allowing six runs - five earned - on seven hits, while striking out and walk two apiece. Arkansas (G1): Started the Friday game to earn his second SEC win (4/1) ... went 7.0 innings, allowing two runs - both earned - on six hits while walking two and striking out seven ... did not allow an extra-base hit in the game. Kentucky (G1): Started Friday's game and earned the win (3/25) ... earned the complete game shutout, allowing only seven hits while striking out six ... the complete game shutout was the first of Kilcrease's career and the complete game was the third during his time at UA ... of his 21 non-strikeout outs, 14 were on the ground - including two double plays - while only five were in the air. Mississippi (G1): Started the first game of SEC play (3/18), earning his first loss of the season ... went 7.0 innings, allowing four runs - two earned - on five hits while walking one and striking out five. EIU (G1): Got a no decision after throwing 7.0 innings ... allowed one unearned run on five hits with one walk and nine strikeouts. NWSU (G2): Went 7.0 innings vs. the Demons, allowing two runs on five hits while walking one and striking out a career-high 10 batters (3/5) to earn his second win of the season. USA (USA Classic): Went 4.1 innings, allowing five runs - all earned - on seven hits while striking out three and walking two. Alcorn State (G2): Started game two of the weekend series (2/19), going 6.0 innings and tying a career-high with eight strikeouts and walking one to earn the victory ... gave up one earned run, ASU's only earned run of the weekend.
JUNIOR (2010): Compiled an 8-3 record and a 2.85 ERA in 34 appearances during the 2010 season ... made a career-high 16 SEC appearances ... led the league in appearances and ranked second in ERA ... was 3-1 with a 4.10 ERA in four postseason appearances, three as a starter ... named Most Outstanding Player at 2010 NCAA Atlanta Regional, working 13 innings and allowing three runs on 11 hits with 13 strikeouts and four walks ... the right-hander threw 206 pitches in two appearances in Atlanta ... made two appearances at the 2010 NCAA Atlanta Regional ... threw six innings in relief and held the Yellow Jackets to two runs on six hits with eight strikeouts and two walks ... was the winning pitcher in the championship-game win over Georgia Tech on June 7 as the Crimson Tide won its first road regional since 1983 ... a four-time player of the week honoree by the Tide coaching staff ... made 27 straight relief appearances before moving into the starting role ... tossed first career complete game in UA's 6-3 series-clinching win over No. 14 Mississippi on May 16 ... made first career SEC start against No. 3 Florida on May 9.
SOPHOMORE (2009): Kilcrease was one of the Tide's most consistent arms ... made 23 appearances on the mound for the Tide ... compiled a 4-4 (.500) record with two saves and 4.14 ERA ... had two midweek starts against Troy (March 3) and Samford (March 10) ... compiled 1-0 record and 3.68 ERA (7.1 IP, 7 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 1 BB, 10 K) in those two starts ... UA went 1-1 in his two starts ... also made 20 relief appearances ... posted 3-3 (.500) record, two saves and 3.83 ERA (37.2 IP, 32 H, 20 R, 16 ER, 15 BB, 33 K) out of the pen ... recorded 12 scoreless relief outings ... retired the first batter in 15 of 20 relief outings ... stranded a team-best 16 of 22 inherited runners ... suffered first career loss to SE Missouri State (3.2 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 6 K) on Feb. 21 ... earned four-inning win and recorded six strikeouts against Samford on March 11 ... tossed 3.1 scoreless innings against Mississippi on March 21 ... retired 10 of the 11 batters he faced against the Rebels ... earned lone save of the season against UAB (1 IP, 2 K) on March 24 ... suffered first blown save at Florida (0 IP, 2 H, 0 R) on March 27 ... tossed 3.1 scoreless innings and added four strikeouts against the Gators on March 29 ... added two scoreless innings against Tennessee on April 4 ... picked up second win of season against Kentucky (2.2 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 2 K) on April 24 ... notched second career SEC win at Mississippi State (1 IP, 1 H, 2 K) on May 2 ... recorded one win and one save in two relief stints against No. 11 Arkansas (May 9-10) ... earned the win with 2.1 scoreless innings in series-clinching win on May 9 ... notched save in series finale, retiring all three batters he faced with tying run at third base in ninth inning ... he made one relief appearance during the three-game exhibition series against Cuba ...allowed one unearned run and recorded one strikeout on Dec. 17.
FRESHMAN (2008): Made 14 appearances in his rookie season at Alabama, including two starts and 12 relief stints ... posted 3-0 record and 3.27 ERA ... worked 33 innings and allowed 12 runs (13 unearned runs) and 46 hits with 13 walks and 26 strikeouts ... did not allow an earned run (15.2 IP, 11 H, 2 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 12 K) in any of his three wins ... UA posted a 2-0 record in his two starts ... stranded six of eight inherited runners ... made his Alabama debut against Cal Poly on Feb. 23 ... recorded first win of his career against Samford (3.2 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 3 K) on March 12 ... recorded second win of the season with season-best five-inning relief stint against Jacksonville State (5 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 2 K) on March 25 ... made back-to-back midweek starts against Lipscomb (7 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 7 K) and Samford (3 IP, 8 H, 6 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 2 K) in mid-April ... season-high seven innings and seven strikeouts against Lipscomb on April 22 ... allowed five unearned runs in no decision at Samford on April 29 ... made SEC debut against Florida on May 10 ... pitched in three postseason games for the Tide against Kentucky, LSU and East Carolina ... made postseason debut with one-inning stint against Kentucky at 2008 SEC Tournament in Hoover on May 23 ... also pitched against LSU on May 24 ... made NCAA Regional debut against East Carolina on June 1.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: A 2007 graduate of Glenwood Academy in Phenix City, Ala. ... a three-year starter for the Glenwood Gators for Coach Tim Fanning ... a two-time Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball All-American (2006 and 2007) ... a two-time First-Team AISA All-State selection by The Birmingham News and the Alabama Sports Writers Association (ASWA) in 2006 and 2007 ... the 2007 AISA Player of the Year by The Birmingham News and AWSA ... named to the 2007 ASWA Super 10 ... voted the 2007 ASWA Pitcher of the Year ... played on two AISA AAA state championship teams (2005 and 2007) ... posted a 24-3 (.889) career record with 0.64 ERA with 204 strikeouts and only 21 walks ... as a senior in 2007, he posted a 12-1 (.923) record with a 1.10 ERA ... hit .350 with 30 RBI and six stolen bases ... his team posted a 38-13 overall record in 2007 and advanced to the AISA AAA state championship ... named Most Valuable Player of the championship series ... earned a win in game one of championship series with a 4-2 victory over Faith Academy ... tallied three hits and four RBI in game two of championship series, including a two-run single and a two-run double, as the Gators posted a 12-6 win en route to the sweep ... as a junior in 2006, he went 11-1 (.917) on the mound with a 1.18 ERA, recording 102 strikeouts and seven walks in 77.1 innings ... participated in the 2005-06 World Wood Bat Association 16-and-Under Championship, the PUMA Team One Showcase, the Troy University Showcase, the Two-Year Underclassmen Team Camp at Auburn and the Blue-Grey Classic in Baton Rouge, La ... full name is Nathaniel Scott Kilcrease ... son of Jerry and Tammy Kilcrease ... has one brother, Andrew, and one sister, Rachel.


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Theo is a chocolate company whose work I really love. They make really delicious chocolate and they have a strong ethic to organic and fair trade which makes them a really respectable company. So I was very excited to find that they produced some holiday limited edition flavors. Once of which is this Nutcracker Toffee bar.
This Nutcracker toffee bar is made with 70% dark chocolate with toffee and hazelnuts and almonds. The wrapper is adorable with its chocolatey brown background color and decorated with images of a nutcracker, snowflakes, hazelnuts and almonds. For an unconventional color scheme, this bar still looks very festive.
The dark chocolate has a clean snap and it extremely glossy with a nice reddish-brown color. You can see hints of the bits of nuts and toffee in there. Once the chocolate is on your tongue, it melts very smoothly, delivering very nice chocolatey notes. One things that surprised me about this bar is that the chocolate is very fruity. It starts of creamy and blossoms into bright raspberry and cherry notes. It's very yummy. The nuts and toffee provide a wonderful crunch which contrasts the smooth chocolate beautifully. You get flavors of the nuts and toffee, all very fresh and buttery, but they're lost in the intense dark chocolate.
A really delicious and festive holiday chocolate bar. Keep you eyes peeled in stores in case they're still available on shelves.
Rating: Will Eat Again
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WLA's weekly summary of built environment news
How urban planners' bid to impose order on cities is compromised | Jonathan Foyle | FT
"We like to think we are free agents, entitled to some individual expression in our built environment. But if world history is one long stumble towards emancipation, are planned cities – the imposition of urban order in which a single design process dictates the pattern of our lives – really a good idea?"
Forget forests, an urban jungle is what we need | Neil Hudson | Yorkshire Evening Post
"Various studies have shown that if you stand in patch of greenery for just three minutes, you can lower your blood pressure. Other studied have proved a link between healing rates and people being given access to trees."
ASLA Launches New Guide on Health Benefits of Nature | J.Green | The Dirt
A new online guide launched today by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) showcases the long- and short-term mental and physical health benefits of spending time outside.


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Washington Rowing Looking For Walk-On Athletes
The Washington men's and women's crew teams are looking for walk-on rowers to join the squad in the fall. No previous rowing experience is necessary. According to men's assistant coach Rick Gherst, "the walk-on athlete is what Washington Rowing was built on. We are committed to making sure that opportunity still exists."
Husky Results from World Championships
The University of Washington rowing team had 15 former and current athletes and coaches competing at the highest level of the sport at the World Rowing Championships held in Chungju Tangeum Lake, Korea, from Aug. 24-Sept. 1.
UW Well-Represented At World Championships
As with all international regattas this season, Washington rowing will once again be well-represented when the 2013 World Rowing Championships begin this Sunday.


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ZF-9231: Adapter Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Http does not extend Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter
The issue ZF-8668 notified in version 1.9.6, has not been corrected in the current version (on the SVN repository)
When instantiating an instance of Zend_File_Transfer, the following exception is thrown:
=> Adapter Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Http does not extend Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter
The error is in the Zend_File_Transfer class at line 77 when testing the class compatibility : {quote} if (!$this->_adapter[$direction] instanceof Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter){ require_once 'Zend/File/Transfer/Exception.php'; throw new Zend_File_Transfer_Exception("Adapter " . $adapter . " does not extend Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter"); } {quote}
=> Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter doesn't exist. replace with Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract
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The FOSH Scholastic Edition allows schools to produce live stats, team and player reports, as well as national and conference leaderboards.
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ZF-5591: Add the ability to disable the XML to Object mapping in Zend_Gdata
Extensive profiling has shown that when requesting regular feeds, performance can be improved by a factor of 35 if the XML to object mapping is disabled. A longer term goal would be to re evaluate how we currently handle support for Gdata v2, especially since in a small script to fetch a feed from YouTube, roughly 70% of the time is spent checking for and dynamically registering namespaces for v2.
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The sixth-ranked Bruins will send two pairs teams to the AVCA Collegiate Sand Volleyball National Championships. The team of juniors Meg Norton and Kelly Reeves and sophomore Zoë Nightingale and freshman Becca Strehlow will represent UCLA in Gulf Shores, Ala. from May 3-5.
The two UCLA pairs are part of the "Best of the Rest" duos, which will engage in pool play on Friday, May 3 and Saturday, May 4 as part of the pairs competition.
Norton and Reeves are in Pool A, which also consists of Georgia State's Lane Carico and Katie Madewell, Florida International's Jessica Mendoza and Maryna Samoday, UAB's Bethanie Thomas and Kiriana Hirini and Pacific's Hannah Clancy and Katarina Schultz.
Nightingale and Strehlow are in Pool B, consisting of Jacksonville's Sammie Strausbaugh and Taylor Nyquist, FIU's Kate Stepanova and Ksenia Sukhareva, Loyola Marymount's Felicia Arriola and Litara Keil and Saint Mary's Dallas Dodd and Jordan Shaw.
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The HSPC Tech Station
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I am curious to know the amount of flux of anti-particles that arrive to the ground in the cosmic rays. The reason is that I thought it should be very improbable that an anti-particle traveling through the atmosphere to the ground will survive being annihilated during its journey. Nevertheless, the positron was discovered on the ground, without waiting much for it. Therefore I want to evaluate the probabilities. I have two questions regarding this issue:
1- How much is the flux of anti-particles hitting the atmosphere from space.
2- Can someone show me how to calculate the probability for a positron or an anti-proton to be annihilated before hitting the ground ?


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pichubro can't be measured on a scale. pichubro has tried and could not.
pichubro just found that she broke the scale.
I wouldn`t be talkin walrus!
Jezzy:Ya nigga
Because I like your banner, Ninetails, 20/25. lolz
Cool Latios- 20/25
Just cause you hate me sometimes.=]
Final Fantasy XII:
Hell Wyrm
Defeated in 2 hours.
I'm a Final Fantasy Freak,go figure.
Weapons i'm working on:
Lv.72 Vaan
Lv.72 Basch
Lv.72 Ashe
By just lookin at Cl posts he is kind of cool
Kratos :25
Sky walker:24.5
Unnown 5: 25
Me? any one care to rate me?
Check out my RP... It's my first...
Midnight: 23/25
Ninetales, can you please post on Pokemorphs to continue it? i made a post there and my character is talking to your character, so i kinda need you to post.
Oh okay sorry.
im rating out of 10 because its more recognizable than 25 which is a stupid number you fucking idiots
its time for some ELITIST
God - 11/10
- vitually perfect
Fullmetal - 9.5/10
- a blemish on his record due to his 'leaving', but other than that he is very good
Dogar the Brave - 9.9/10
- inconsistant. at his best hes arguably better than me, at his worst hes boring and something annoying. overall the second best poster ever.
Devil - 9.8/10
- Because you can dig up post for his past where all he did was greet newbies and give 5/5s in the writing forum. after that stage he has been untouchable as any.
- Leaving for WoW strongly blemishes an otherwise massive legacy
Mario - 9/10
- More inconsistancy. He can be not too good sometimes but again at his best hes immense. Best pure flamer in internet history, in real life or on the net I've never loled at insults as much as his. Poster who's made me lol the 2nd most times, next to Dogar.
-A bright future but a somewhat shitty present. not as bad as he used to be.
Nanaki - 4.5/10
- Nanaki I still have hope for you, but you have many blemishes on your record and have yet to do anything extraordinary. I still expect good things to come eventually so keep up!
Hicky - 6.5/10
- I used to think you were overrated but lately you've been ON GAME. Keep it up and your rating will skyrocket.
Pikatwo - 8/10
- Used to think you were overrated now I think you're underrated. Your posts lately have been pretty great and if you were more active you would be a FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH.
Ninetails 24.9/25
Sky walker 24/25
Midnight 25/25
i can gaurentee that all of those ratings are incorrect
This is why the 25 scale is crap. You have a bigger number to work with and people still give decimal answers. Therefore decimals should not be needed.
Not to mention people no ones seen or heard of are getting insane ratings with no backing of facts.
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
do your own rankings too bitches
Mex - 8.3/10
- Underrated as a poster. Sure you post a lot of postfarmy things, but they are necissary for the forum as we all know, also you've made more genuinely good posts than most people recognize you for!
Eve - 7.9
- rating strictly as a poster here. 7.9 certainly isnt BAD. you've made some pretty good posts but mostly what you're best for is keeping the forum going. well you USED TO.
redcheetah - 9.8
- most sucessful gimmick in pd history, famous alternate account, numerous hilarious posts, old school factor, and no major blemishes on your record. it's all good in rc town
Ripdo - 10/10
- Fuck it, it's Ripdo.
Dead Walrus - 7/10
- one of the best this gen newbs. is very active and brought a new flavor to this forum. has yet to do anything exceptional but is overall a good asset!!!
Kelsh - 7.4/10
- Massively underrated as a poster. She's really quite good but lots of people are blinded by personal dislike but oh well. Will be a FORCE in years to come!
- Lots of blemishes, but is just plain good to have a round. He brings an old school flavor of the forum which is always good, and has tons of injokes to go along with himself, and fucking around with him is a treasured passtime of the most elite oldschoolers.
My elite list is too much to be dropped into someone else's thread.
who's KS?
Hicky 24/25
He has helped me alot
She is cool but a really big bitch
God25/25 He is just perfect
Sky Walker12/25Seems cool but he is still new
Kelsh1999999999999999999999999999999999/25 She i smokin!
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|School record, provisional marks for Idaho track & field
PULLMAN, Wash. - Idaho track and field opened its 2010 season with a flourish on Saturday, as the team accumulated a pair of NCAA provisional qualifying marks and took down one of the oldest records in the book.
For Idaho men's vaulters, Steve Ott's 1985 record of 5.09m (16-8.25) had been like a white rabbit - many times within reach, but had never been matched. On Saturday, seniors Lucas Pope and Mike Carpenter and sophomore Jeremy Klas ended Ott's reign at 25 years - and did it in three successive jumps at 5.10m (16-8.75).
"It's been evading us for a couple years and it seemed like indoors, we just couldn't get our stuff together," Carpenter said. "Today, we finally got it."
Pope cleared it first with ease, followed by Carpenter and capped off by Klas, each time with increased delight from the large Idaho crowd on hand. Klas got the last laugh as the event winner. Carpenter competed unattached, so officially, only Pope and Klas will go into the record book.
"That's the only way to do it," Klas said of the 1-2-3 clearances. "I couldn't let them both clear it and then sit there by myself for three more attempts."
Not to be outdone, a pair of returning Idaho All-Americans on the women's side threw their hats in the NCAA ring on Saturday. Seniors Mykael Bothum and K.C. Dahlgren won the women's shot put and pole vault, respectively, with NCAA provisional qualifying marks.
All four of Bothum's marked attempts were over 15 meters and her best of the day was 15.46m (50-8.75), which is the 10th-best throw in the NCAA through the weekend. Dahlgren won the women's vault with ease, as she cleared 4.00m (13-1.5) to tie her for 11th-best in the nation in the event.
Other event winners for Idaho on the day were senior Breeana Chadez at 1.65m (5-5) in the women's high jump, and junior Eugenio Mannucci in the shot put. Mannucci trailed Washington State's Joe Bartlett going into the event's final round, but uncorked a toss of 16.79m (55-1) to win on the competition's final attempt.
Idaho athletes James Rogan and Christie Gordon, who have exhausted their indoor eligibility, competed unattached and pulled in event victories in the men's weight throw and women's 60m hurdles, respectively.
Senior sprinter Sam Michener was barely out-leaned and took a judge's decision second-place finish with a personal-best 6.87 in the 60m dash, while sophomore Gabby Midles was the runner up in the women's weight throw on Friday with a toss of 15.50m (50-10.25)
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- 1/2 cup barbecue sauce
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2 tablespoons steak sauce
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 2 teaspoons steak seasoning
- 1 teaspoon hot pepper sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 4 beef ribeye steaks (8 ounces each)
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine the first nine ingredients. Add the steaks; seal bag and turn to coat. Refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
- Drain and discard marinade. Grill steaks, covered, over medium-hot heat for 5-7 minutes on each side or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°). Yield: 4 servings.
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"Good marinade but I think next time I'd use filet mignon."
"This is just like everyone said. It is WONDERFUL!!! Did not change a thing."
"This marinade is AWESOME!! I now keep the ingred. on hand so that I can always make this. Because we don't like spicy/hot food, I did omit the hot sauce. I also LOVE this for my country style pork ribs. I like this recipe better on the ribs than the steak but both are AWESOME! I will say, if you're making this, to make sure you use your fav. b-que sauce because that's what really makes this marinade. When I use this for the ribs, I make sure that they marinate in the fridge for a min of 2-4 hrs & I also increase the b-que sauce to a cup. Just because we're using it for ribs. Usually you have to boil the ribs to get them tender but you don't have to do that w/this marinade. My ribs literally fell apart/off the bone they were so tender! My kids now beg me to make this w/the ribs. I haven't tried this w/c-ken yet but I bet it would be really good too. This is a really versatile marinade. It's so good that I tell people it's my "Secret" marinade that took me months to come up with. LOL! If they only knew how I really got it."
"This is now my new favorite! I've tried several different marinades and rubs on my steaks because I like to change it up a lot, but with this marinade I won't be changing for a long time."
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Yale Urban Ecosystem Services Symposium was held this week with the Keynote by NYC Deputy Mayor Caswell Holloway – "How can ecosystem services help build sustainable, resilient cities?" after the keynote there were four panels on Urban Micro-Climate, Green Infrastructure and Stormwater, Coastal Protection, Sea Level Rise, & Hurricanes, The Use and Stewardship of Multifunctional Landscapes. The above video includes the keynote and you can watch the panel discussions on the Yale Urban Ecosystem Services Symposium livestream page.
With University's Help, New Park on Harlem River Is a Marshland Sanctuary | Lisa W. Foderaro | New York Times
"Called Muscota Marsh, the park was built by Columbia University, in collaboration with the parks department, on an acre of land on the Harlem River near the university's Baker Field."
Former NFL player turned landscape designer Eddie George is judge in new reality TV show | Beth Harris | The Republic
Has USA landscape architecture found its Jamie Oliver? "This opportunity presented itself for me not only to show the talents of a landscape architect, but also to be creative," George said.
Soils: The Measure of Moisture | James Urban | Landscape Architecture Magazine
"Most projects don't have a soil scientist as a consultant, which leaves landscape architects to make important field decisions during construction. We need to specify soil moisture as part of the process of installing and compacting soils, and managing soil moisture is a critical part of plant establishment afterward."
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Saved For The Public: Edouard Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus Acquired By The Ashmolean
Following an 8 month campaign and with donations from hundreds of members of the public, the Ashmolean Museum has succeeded in raising £7.83 million to acquire Edouard Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus and keep it in the United Kingdom.
The painting was purchased by a foreign buyer in 2011 for £28.35 million. Following advice from the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art, the picture was judged to be of outstanding cultural importance and was placed under a temporary export bar until 7 August 2012 by Culture Minister Ed Vaizey. Under the terms of a private treaty sale, the painting was made available to a British public institution for 27% of its market value, and it was purchased through the London Fine Art agent, Robert Holden Ltd. It is the most significant acquisition in the Ashmolean's history.
Dr Christopher Brown CBE, Director of the Ashmolean, said, "The public's response to the campaign for the Manet has been overwhelming. The Museum is enormously grateful to the Heritage Lottery Fund, the Art Fund, other foundations and many individuals who contributed so generously and helped us save Manet for the public. To have succeeded in acquiring the portrait this year, when the UK is in the international spotlight, is something of which the Museum and the entire country can be proud. This is one of the most important pictures of the 19th century which has been in Britain since its sale following the artist's death in 1884. Its acquisition has transformed the Ashmolean's collection and has at a stroke made Oxford into a leading centre for the study of Impressionist painting."
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey said, "I am delighted that the temporary export bar I placed on the painting has resulted in the Ashmolean being able to acquire this fantastic work by one of the greatest painters of the 19th Century. I congratulate the Ashmolean on their campaign and it's wonderful that Manet's painting will now be on public display where it can be enjoyed and appreciated by all."
The campaign has received lead support of £5.9 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), and a grant of £850,000 from The Art Fund. The final £1,080,000 was contributed via grants and donations from trusts, foundations and private individuals.
As well as to those who wish to remain anonymous, the Ashmolean Museum is extremely grateful to the Friends of the Ashmolean Museum; the Patrons of the Ashmolean Museum; the University of Oxford; Manny & Brigitta Davidson and family; Mr and Mrs Geoffrey de Jager; Sir Harry and Lady Djanogly; Mr Philip Mould; The Rothschild Foundation; The Dr Mortimer & Theresa Sackler Foundation; Mr and Mrs Timothy Sanderson; The Staples Trust ; Sir Adrian Swire; Mr and Mrs Bernard Taylor; Barrie and Deedee Wigmore; Mr and Mrs Brian Wilson; The JL Wine Charitable Trust and The Woodward Charitable Trust.
The Ashmolean also wishes to thank each of the 1,048 people who made a gift in response to our public appeal. The public appeal attracted gifts from across the globe, with donations ranging from £1.50 to £10,000.
Carole Souter, Chief Executive of the Heritage Lottery Fund, said, "The Ashmolean deserves a gold medal for reaching the finish line and securing Manet's Mademoiselle Claus. Thanks to an imaginative fundraising campaign this elegant portrait will remain here in the UK in perpetuity. This is a proud moment for everyone involved but without a doubt the real credit goes to the Museum for its tenacity and vision."
Stephen Deuchar, Director of the Art Fund, said, "Manet's Mlle Claus is a beautiful, beguiling and exceptionally important painting: We're delighted to have supported the Ashmolean Museum's successful public appeal with a major Art Fund grant – indeed one of our largest ever."
Manet was one of the greatest painters of the 19th century. During his lifetime he was controversial, but his work, though it shocked the public, was hugely admired by artists. His reputation grew rapidly in the 20th century and consequently his best works were acquired by major museums. There are now remarkably few Manets in private collections, almost all in France, and there are only a handful of important pictures by Manet in the United Kingdom – in the National Gallery and the Courtauld Institute in London, as well as other works in Cardiff, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Adding to the Museum's permanent collections and the Pissarro Family Collection, the acquisition of this masterpiece makes the Ashmolean a world-leading centre for the study of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist work.
The portrait is a first version of Le Balcon (1868–9) now in the Musée d'Orsay - one of the key images of the Impressionist movement. Initially inspired by the sight of people on a balcony, during a summer spent in Boulogne-sur-Mer with his family in 1868, Le Balcon famously draws on Goya's Majas on a Balcony painted around 1810. It is also an important example of Manet's work from the late 1860s onwards when he began to focus his attention on his family and close friends. The portrait's subject is Fanny Claus (1846–77), the closest friend of Manet's wife Suzanne Leenhoff. A concert violinist and member of the first all-women string quartet, Fanny was a member of a close-knit group of friends who also provided the artist with models. She married the artist Pierre Prins (1838–1913), another friend of Manet's, in 1869, but died of tuberculosis just eight years later at the age of 30.
Having been acquired by the Ashmolean, Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus will be lent to public museums and galleries in a nationwide tour in 2013.
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Edouard Manet (1832-1883)
Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus
Oil on canvas, 111 x 70 cm
Provenance: Manet's studio sale, 4-5 February 1884, lot 19, bought by John Singer Sargent; and by descent in the family of his sister
Exhibited: Manet at Work, National Gallery, London, 1983, no. 11
Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF)
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more than 30,000 projects allocating £4.9billion across the UK. Website: www.hlf.org.uk
For more information please contact Katie Owen, HLF Press Office, on tel: 020 7591 6036/07973 613820.
The Art Fund
The Art Fund is the national charity which helps museums and galleries to buy, show and share art for the enjoyment of all. Over the past five years, the Art Fund has given over £24 million towards art of all kinds, from Old Masters to new media, and supported a range of programmes which share and show art to wider audiences, including the national tour of ARTIST ROOMS, the Art Fund Prize for Museums and Galleries, and Art Guide, a pioneering smartphone app offering the most comprehensive guide to seeing art in the UK. The Art Fund is independently funded and the majority of its income comes from 90,000 supporters who purchase a National Art Pass, costing from £50, which gives free entry to over 200 museums, galleries and historic houses across the country as well as 50% off many major exhibitions. Find out more about the Art Fund and the National Art Pass at www.artfund.org.uk . The press office can be reached on 020 7225 4888 or email@example.com.
The Export Bar
On the 8 December 2011 the Culture Minister Ed Vaizey placed an export bar on Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus. The ruling followed the recommendation of the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest, administered by Arts Council England. The Committee recommended that the export decision be deferred on the grounds that the portrait was of outstanding aesthetic importance and of outstanding significance for the study of French painting of the second half of the nineteenth century and in particular the work of Manet, one of the leading Impressionist painters of the period. For more information visit www.culture.gov.uk/news/news_stories/8685.aspx or Sam Gough, Media Relations Officer (Museums and Libraries), on 020 7973 5189, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Private Treaty Sales
Items which have been granted conditional exemption from capital taxation (Inheritance Tax ("IHT"), Estate Duty (ED) or Capital Gains Tax ("CGT") can be purchased by private treaty by a body listed in Schedule 3 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984: (which includes most public museums, galleries and archives in the United Kingdom) at a price which is beneficial to the public purchaser. For more information visit: www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1984/51 . Such a sale will not give rise to a charge to IHT, ED or CGT. In this case, as the principle is that the owner should not be financially disadvantaged by the Export Control procedures, all of the benefit will apply to the Schedule 3 purchaser. HM Revenue & Customs will forgo all of the tax that would be payable if the painting is sold abroad.
Robert Holden Ltd
Robert Holden Ltd is the longest established firm of fine art agents in London. Over the last thirty years, Robert Holden Ltd has advised private owners, their professional advisors, trustees and museums on the sale and purchase of fine and decorative art. Most notably we have handled paintings (in particular 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th century British Art), Old Master Paintings, sculpture, furniture, silver, jewellery, manuscripts, and other antiques. For more information visit:
The Ashmolean Museum
Founded in 1683, the Ashmolean is Britain's oldest public museum and possibly the oldest museum in the world. In 2009 it reopened following a £61 million redevelopment. The new Ashmolean building, designed by award-winning architect Rick Mather, has received universal acclaim and numerous awards. It houses 39 new galleries, including the new special exhibition galleries, an Education Centre, state-of-the-art conservation studios, and Oxford's first roof-top restaurant. Although completely invisible behind Charles Cockerell's neo-classical façade, the Rick Mather building has provided the Museum with 100% more display space and the facilities to launch a major exhibitions programme. In 2011 six new galleries of Ancient Egypt and Nubia opened to the public, following a second phase of redevelopment. The redisplay of the Egyptian collections takes visitors on a chronological journey covering more than 5000 years of human occupation of the Nile Valley. The Ashmolean is now the most visited museum in the country outside London. Admission is free.
European art at the Ashmolean
The Ashmolean's collections include European paintings, sculpture and applied arts, and one of the finest collections of drawings and prints in the world. Highlights include well-known masterpieces such as Paolo Uccello's Hunt in the Forest and Claude Lorrain's Ascanius shooting the Stag of Sylvia. There are important displays of Italian Renaissance art, Flemish and Dutch 17th-century paintings (including the Daisy Linda Ward Collection of still-life paintings), the Pre-Raphaelites (mainly from the Combe Bequest of 1895) and the work of Camille Pissarro and his family (thanks to several gifts from the Pissarro family). The Ashmolean holds the following works by Manet: two beautiful unfinished oils, A Garden Urn and A Basket of Pears, both formerly owned by the German Impressionist, Max Liebermann; as well as an early landscape, a watercolour of one of Manet's most famous compositions, Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, and a number of other drawings.


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Big Joe Turner's appearance at the "Spirituals to Swing" concert at Carnegie Hall in New York becomes a career turning point.
Joe Turner and Pete Johnson's first single - "Roll 'Em Pete" b/w "Goin' Away Blues" - is released on Vocalion Records. The duo also begin a five-year residency at New York's Café Society.
"My Gal's a Jockey," credited to Joe Turner With Bill Moore's Lucky Seven, becomes Turner's first single to make Billboard's R&B chart.
"Honey Hush," by Joe Turner, enters the charts. A reported million-seller, the song will top the R&B charts for eight weeks.
"Shake, Rattle and Roll," credited to Joe Turner and His Blues Kings, enters the singles charts, where it will peak at #1 R&B and #2 pop.
"Flip Flop and Fly," another seminal side of rocking rhythm & blues from Big Joe Turner, enters the charts, where it will peak at #2.
Big Joe Turner's lively rendition of "Corrine Corinna" enters the charts, where it will peak at #2.
Big Joe Turner appears in the film Shake, Rattle and Rock.
"(I'm Gonna) Jump for Joy," the twentieth and last of Big Joe Turner's incredible run of hits, enters the R&B charts.
Pianist Pete Johnson, Big Joe Turner's longtime partner and accompanist, dies after a long period of declining health that began with a stroke.
Blues Train, which pairs Big Joe Turner with Roomful of Blues, is released on Mute Records.
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News: Women's Basketball Continues Dominance Over El Camino
On a night when the college paid tribute to head coach Joe Peron for his accomplishment of 400 wins in his 17-year career, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team stretched its winning streak over El Camino College to 23 games with a 72-41 triumph Wednesday.
Peron's teams have never lost to their South Coast Conference foe from Torrance. El Camino last defeated the Lancers in the 1995-96 season, a year before Peron took over the program.
The Lancers, ranked No. 9 in the state, improved to 12-4 overall and evened its conference mark at 2-2. El Camino fell to 4-9 and 1-4 in SCC games.
In a pre-game ceremony, Peron was joined by retired former head coaches George Terzian, Peron's PCC coach when Joe was a player from 1981-83 and the winningest men's basketball coach in PCC history, and Greg Smith, the former women's head coach and a long-time assistant of Peron during the program's run of seven straight CCCAA state championship tournament appearances (2004-2010), including the 2009 state title.
Against El Camino, the Lancers won for the eight time this season in limiting an opponent to less than 50 points. Freshman center Kaitlyn Parks, the only Lancer averaging in double figures in both points and rebounds, led four players in double digit scoring as she tallied 18 points and pulled down a team season-high 16 rebounds. Parks was 8-for-12 from the field, scoring most of her buckets in the paint.
Sophomore point guard Shay Jackson added 13 points, six rebounds and six assists. Sophomore long-range specialist Stella Ghazarian had 11 points (three 3-pointers) and letterman guard Sabrina Martinez continued to be the team's top defensive player as she totaled 10 points and five the team's 13 steals.
Frosh forward Tyler Crockom continues to thrive since inserted into the starting lineup at the San Jose City Lady Jaguar Tournament two weeks ago. Crockom compiled nine points and eight rebounds while frosh forward Sarah Jackson tacked on five points and seven rebounds.
PCC scored 38 of its points on second-chance opportunities thanks to 28 offensive rebounds (59 overall).
The Lancers led 14-12 before outscoring the Warriors, 16-4, in the final 10 minutes of the first half in taking a commanding 30-16 halftime lead. With 12:05 left in the game, Sarah Jackson's three-point play (fouled on a layup plus free throw) put the game squarely away at 49-27.
On Friday, PCC visits Los Angeles Southwest College in a 7 p.m. conference tip-off.
LADY LANCERS NOTES: Parks is averaging 10.9 points and 10 rebounds through 16 contests. The next best Lancer scorer is Shay Jackson at 9.2 per game while Ghazarian, who is shooting just 27.6 percent from long distance, has been limited to an 8.9 points average. . .The game was the first time the women's team played on the newly resurfaced and painted Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium center floor. . .In another first, the game marked the first time in PCC's 27-year history in the SCC that the women's game was the second half of the doubleheader with the men.
[Photo--Lancer Sabrina Martinez makes the steal during PCC's 72-41 win over El Camino Wednesday at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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This pleasant and peaceful town is a good base from which to explore the Tweeddale countryside. It was a flourishing spa town in the 19C.
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Tweeddale Museum and Gallery
st. High GB - Peebles EH45 8AF
The Tweeddale Museum (Institution Chambers on the first floor) is a little local museum with temporary exhibitions throughout the year. The secret chamber contains stucco friezes on historical themes including a version of the Triumph of Alexander co..
Neidpath Castle
A72 GB - Peebles EH32 0PY
Immediately west of Peebles, this 14C fortified house occupies a rocky outcrop overlooking the Tweed. With its typically Scottish L-shape, this castle illustrates the adaptation of a medieval tower to the needs of the 17C.
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Cringletie House
Edinburgh Road GB - Peebles EH45 8PL
This beautiful country house hotel from 1861, set in 28 acres of wonderful gardens and 4 Gold Stars (Visit Scotland) for affordable luxury 30 km from Edinburgh. The hotel was also awarded by AA as Scotland's Hotel Of The Year 2013/14. Despite its pe..
The Tontine Hotel
High Street GB - Peebles EH45 8AJ
Prix Prices from : 70 £
In the heart of the picturesque market town of Peebles, The Tontine is a family-run property which provides home-baked sweets and shortbread and elegant rooms. The Georgian Adam Room restaurant enjoys hill views and serves a weekly changing menu. Wi..
The Park
Innerleithen Road, Peebles GB - Peebles EH45 8BA
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Located in the centre of Peebles, in the Scottish Borders, The Park offers a bar/restaurant and a garden. Free WiFi is available in public areas, and free private parking is possible onsite. All the spacious rooms at The Park feature an en-suite bat..
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Cringletie House
Edinburgh Rd. GB - EH45 8PL Peebles
Restaurant at Kailzie Gardens
Kailzie Estate GB - EH45 9HT Peebles
Rustic eatery in the old stables of a large estate, surrounded by semi-formal gardens, a fishery and an osprey viewing centre. Brunch, homemade cakes and afternoon tea are accompanied by a concise selection of Scandic open sandwiches and classic dish..
The Horseshoe
Edinburgh Rd. GB - EH45 8QP Eddleston
Once a roadside inn; now a smart, columned restaurant with elegant tableware and formal service. Sophisticated menus offer ambitious, well-presented dishes which take their influences from across Europe. Chic, modern bedrooms are located in the old v..
Innerleithen Rd GB - EH45 8BA Peebles
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ZF-8364: Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource::autoload() should return false if no match is found
Currently (r19141 of the standard trunk), the resource autoloader can produce some unexpected PHP warnings if it accidentally attempts to autoload something that doesn't exist. E.g.:
- Create and configure an instance of the resource autoloader; for example:
require_once 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader.php';
require_once 'Zend/Loader/Autoloader/Resource.php';
$autoloader = new Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource(array(
'namespace' => 'My',
'basePath' => '/path/to/my',
));$autoloader->addResourceType('resource', 'resources', 'Resource');
- Attempt to instantiate a class that doesn't exist, but would be in the configured namespace:
$obj = new My_Resource_DoesNotExist();
At this point you'll get two PHP errors. The first is an E_WARNING message indicating that you tried to include a file that doesn't exist; the second is an E_FATAL message indicating that you tried to instantiate a class that doesn't exist.
However, if the behavior of Zend_Loader_Autoloader::autoload() is any indicator, Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource::autoload() should instead return false if the expected class cannot be found. This will get rid of the first E_WARNING message and enable a bit more flexible error handling.
For an example of why this would be helpful, please take a look at http://www.doctrine-project.org/jira/browse/DC-137 : Doctrine has a feature that will generate a certain class on the fly if it can't be autoloaded; if the current ZF resource autoloader is registered, this will still work correctly ...but not without generating the E_WARNING message mentioned earlier.
Thanks! Adam
On further inspection, I realized it's not the return value of autoload() that's causing this ...in fact, it's returning false for classes-not-found, just as documented.
However, I do think it would be worth avoiding the E_WARNING messages. Developers will still get enough error information out of the E_FATAL message that follows it when a non-existing class is being instantiated ...and in the meantime, other situations (like Doctrine's use of class_exists()) would still function gracefully without emitting any errors.
I should be attaching a patch shortly; if this sounds like a good idea, it'd be a pretty easy fix.
Thanks! Adam
OK, I've attached my patch ...I made this from the library dir of the standard trunk; is that the right way to do that?
In any case, this should prevent any superfluous E_WARNINGs by avoiding the include call unless the path is valid.
Thanks! Adam
Found a couple of other issues that seem to be related to the same problem:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-6607 http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-6798
If my patch is accepted here, it may be worth double-checking if those two issues are resolved as well; I believe they will be.
Better patch ...in my first version, I rather unthinkingly left it calling getClassPath() twice; this one doesn't make that mistake.
Turns out the previously-attached patch didn't really solve the problem, because getClassPath() is apparently only returning false when the class name isn't in any of the autoloader's registered namespaces ...it still doesn't check to see if the file actually exists.
Seems this could be resolved by adding a file_exists() or Zend_Loader::isReadable() call at the end of getClassPath(); that way, the autoloader can simply fail silently for any files it can't figure out, allowing other autoloaders to take care of it if they can ...and if no registered autoloaders can handle it, the standard E_FATAL "class does not exist" error will still be emitted.
I've attached a fresh patch that should accomplish all this nicely enough.
Thanks! Adam
fixed in r19187 please check an close if finally fixed
Maybe the wrong variable name is used in line 195? It currently reads
{{return $path;}}
but shouldn't it be
{{return $classPath;}}
see comment
Please commit Erik's patch, as it currently stands ZF autoloader is broken and you get errors/warnings like these:
Notice: Undefined variable: path in .../lib/Zend/Loader/Autoloader/Resource.php on line 195
Warning: Zend_Loader_Autoloader_Resource::include() [function.include]: Failed opening '' for inclusion (include_path='.../lib:.:/usr/share/php') in .../lib/Zend/Loader/Autoloader/Resource.php on line 195
Fatal error: Class 'Default_Model_Abstract' not found in ... on line 38
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This fall marks the second year of a truly impactful Asia Society event — the Asia Game Changer Awards and Gala Dinner at the United Nations.
Asia Society will honor the dreamers and leaders of our world making a positive impact on the future of Asia.
The Asia Game Changer Awards are designed to fill a vital gap, identifying and honoring true leaders making a positive contribution to the future of Asia.
These inspiring men and women represent the spectrum of achievement – those who have led from positions of power, as well as those who have done so from ground - level laboratories of innovation.
This year Manny Pacquiao — philanthropist, world famous professional boxer, and member of the Philippines House of Representatives — has been selected as our 2015 Asia Game Changer of the Year!
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Irvine's girls water polo team held off a late charge by University to capture a 7-5 Pacific Coast League victory over the Trojans Thursday afternoon at University.
The Vaqueros held a 5-4 lead after three quarters then moved out to a 6-4 edge on a goal by Kimberly Delgadillo with 3:20 left.
However, University cut the lead to 6-5 on a deep goal by Kyla Pickell with 1:18 remaining, giving the Trojans a chance to tie the match in regulation.
Irvine then forced a turnover and Tiffany Nguyen scored her second goal of the match to clinch the win.
"That was big, that was a good shot for her to hit," said Irvine Coach Scott Hinman. "We finally hit an upper corner. We've really been having trouble converting on offense.
"We've been creating a lot of advantage situations and we're just not putting them on the scoreboard."
Haley Bowe added two goals for Irvine (1-2, 5-6).
Goalkeeper Paulina Urbanski had seven saves for the Vaqueros, who led, 3-2, at halftime.
University (0-2, 8-7) was led by Vanessa Elgohary, who had three goals.
"I thought we played exceptional defense," said University Coach Tom Norton. "We were really trying to focus on press defense up in the lanes. I kept telling the girls that defense is going to win this game and I think they did an exceptional job the whole game on defense.
"There were a couple mistakes here and there, but that's bound to happen. Irvine got a couple counter-attack goals that hurt us. We're improving, the more games we play, we're starting to put the pieces together. It's exciting to see these girls learn and improve and play as a team."
Norton was pleased with the play of goalkeeper Christine Campbell, along with Elgohary.
"She (Campbell) had some big blocks to keep us in the game," Norton said. "Vanesssa Elgohary did a great job on their two-meter girl, drawing exclusions."


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By Marianna Reilly
April 2, 2012 — According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1 in 88 children in the U.S. is affected with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) – a statistic that represents an increase of 78% since 2002.
This figure is even more troubling in light of new research showing that these children are bullied and emotionally abused by their peers at an above-average rate.
A recent survey of 1,200 parents of autistic children found that 63% of children with an ASD were bullied by their peers. The survey, conducted by the Kennedy Krieger Institute's Interactive Autism Network, found that this bullying is often intended to instigate the emotional "meltdowns" that autistic children can suffer from.
Today, the United Nations recognizes World Autism Awareness Day to "spur action and draw attention to the unacceptable discrimination, abuse and isolation experienced by people with autism and their loved ones," said UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in a written statement.
Throughout the month of April, observed as Autism Awareness Month, Catholic Charities encourages you to get involved in this important cause. Want an easy way to start? Learn about Possibili-Tees, an innovative nonprofit established as part of the work-training program at the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin (MIV), a Catholic Charities sponsored agency. Possibili-Tees produces custom-designed t-shirts and promotional items, and also provides gainful employment and job skills training to young adults with ASDs and other developmental disorders.
In a 2011 article in Autism Advocate, Possibili-Tees founder Tom Siniscalchi lamented the lack of employment opportunities for individuals with ASDs and the hesitance of employers to hire them. "It's a great workforce, Just untapped," Siniscalchi said of people with autism. "After graduation… just a few [young adults with autism] end up landing jobs, and often it's because their parents know somebody."
You can support the workers at Possibili-Tees by ordering promotional items or screen-printed apparel for your company, school, or event.
Looking for more ways to learn more and get involved? Check out the resources below, and leave a comment to share your own favorite resources with us.
Autism Awareness Month Resources
Cardinal Hayes Home is a not-for-profit agency providing residential care and treatment for young people who are developmentally disabled. The agency accepts ambulatory and non-ambulatory young people who are severely intellectually disabled. The individuals in the agency's care are multi-handicapped. Some have a diagnosis of autism, others have cerebral palsy, epilepsy or neurological impairment.
The Kennedy Child Study Center is a nonprofit agency dedicated to assisting very young children who experience significant difficulties in learning and other areas of early childhood development. Additionally, Kennedy Child Study Center provides direct services and supports to parents and other caregivers as they seek to provide a rich family life in which these children can thrive.
How do we fight the dangerous cycles of bullying and hazing? Psychologist Dr. Susan Lipkins speaks with Catholic Charities Executive Director Msgr. Kevin Sullivan about something she calls "Vulture Culture," outlines the warning signs of hazing and offers suggestions for how to halt cruel and destructive behaviors.
Parish resources for Autism Awareness Month, from The National Catholic Partnership on Disability.
"Light it Up Blue": Join Autism Speaks in replacing one of your lights with a blue light to "shine a light" on the cause.
Carly's Voice: Breaking Through Autism (book)
Read one of the first books to explore firsthand the challenges of living with autism. At the age of two, Carly Fleischmann was diagnosed with severe autism and an oral motor condition that prevented her from speaking. In Carly's Voice, her father blends Carly's own words with his story of getting to know his daughter.
Chamber Music Benefit Concert to support Autism Awareness Month (April 14)


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It's a good weekend for nature lovers. Start off with a play about Johnny Appleseed and his ambitious journey, planting apple trees in several states. Then learn all about SLC's urban birds at Tracy Aviary and top it all off by submitting your best wildlife art to the Hogle Zoo.
World of the Wild submissions
Here's an art project that will help get your kid's work off the fridge and into a space with a much wider audience. Utah's Hogle Zoo is accepting wildlife art from painters, photographers, sculptors and other more for the World of the Wild art exhibit, which will be on display from Jan. 27 to March 11 in the zoo's auditorium.
In addition to being displayed at the zoo, select works of art will be part of a traveling exhibit by the Utah Arts Council. All ages and abilities are eligible and encouraged to submit work. And an art contest will be held with cash prizes for the winners. Submissions must be hand-delivered to the zoo on Jan. 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. So, get coloring!
Utah's Hogle Zoo, 2600 E. Sunnyside Avenue, SLC Click here for more info.
The Journey of Johnny Appleseed
The story of an American legend comes to The Children's Theatre this weekend. Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman) brought apple trees to large parts of Illinois,m Indiana and Ohio, but see the show to find out what really made him legendary.
Showings this weekend:
Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. Jan. 14 at 1 p.m. Jan. 14 at 4:30 p.m.
The Children's Theatre, 237 S. State Street, SLC Click here for tix and more info.
Whoo's In Our City?
The Tracy Aviary invites families to learn about the feathered creatures all around us in SLC's urban forest and the importance of trees. Kids can do hands-on tree activities and owl crafts, and TreeUtah will be on hand to give information on how families can help plant trees this spring. All ages welcome.
Saturday, Jan. 14 at 2 p.m.
Tracy Aviary, 589 E. 1300 South, SLC Click here for more info.


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ZF-8388: Binding problem
Again a problem with {{Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap}}. In ZF's version 1.9.5 the problem was retrieving LDAP's object after user authenticated.
In ZF's version 1.9.6, {{Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap}} has a calling to bind without parameters, and that just don't do the job.
#323 $ldap->bind();
When commenting this line, {{Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap}} works!
I have the same problem - commenting out that line solved it for me as well.
I'll have a look into this. As far as I can remember, there has been a problem that required rebinding with the default user/password to retrieve user account information or check group membership status.
Could you please check if the most recent version from the SVN trunk shows the same behaviour?
As I workaround could you please try setting a username/password in the {{Zend_Auth_Ldap}} configuration with which {{Zend_Ldap}} would be able to access the user account object?
Which LDAP server are you authenticating against?
Yes, there was a problem and it was mentioned by me.
The problem was to order the object LDAP after authentication. After verification, the problem remained, being resolved as explained in the description of this error.
I'm authenticating users on the Microsoft Active Directory.
I am also trying to authenticate against Microsoft Active Directory, and the latest version in SVN trunk still has the same problem.
My configuration is:
server.host = "ahq.net.au" server.password = "********" server.accountDomainName = "ahq.net.au" server.accountCanonicalForm = 4 server.baseDn = "DC=ahq,DC=net,DC=au"
Is this simply a case of us using the wrong configuration, or is there a bug that needs to be fixed?
Maybe it's a problem with your configuration.
The problem with this component is about retrieving information after authentication (connecting, at least for me, is ok).
Try the workaround described here.
Yes, the work-around works fine for me (i.e. commenting out that line)..
The error I am getting when I use the latest version is:
object(Zend_Auth_Result)#113 (3) { ["_code:protected"] => int(0) ["_identity:protected"] => string(6) "s.rees" ["_messages:protected"] => array(6) { [0] => string(30) "An unexpected failure occurred" [1] => string(227) "0x1 (Operations error; 00000000: LdapErr: DSID-0C090627, comment: In order to perform this operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection., data 0, vece): searching: (&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName=s.rees))" [2] => string(109) "host=ahq.net.au,password=*****,accountDomainName=ahq.net.au,accountCanonicalForm=4,baseDn=DC=ahq,DC=net,DC=au" [3] => string(294) "/var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Ldap.php(916): 0x1 (Operations error; 00000000: LdapErr: DSID-0C090627, comment: In order to perform this operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection., data 0, vece): searching: (&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName=s.rees))" [4] => string(1681) "#0 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Ldap.php(631): Zend_Ldap->search('(&(objectClass=...', 'DC=ahq,DC=net,D...', 1, Array)
1 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Ldap.php(503): Zend_Ldap->_getAccount('s.rees', Array)
2 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Ldap.php(570): Zend_Ldap->_getAccountDn('email@example.com....')
3 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Auth/Adapter/Ldap.php(324): Zend_Ldap->getCanonicalAccountName('email@example.com....', 1)
4 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Auth.php(117): Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap->authenticate()
5 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/domsys08/webapp/application/controllers/IndexController.php(500): Zend_Auth->authenticate(Object(Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap))
6 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/domsys08/webapp/application/controllers/IndexController.php(342): IndexController->loginAsStaff('s.rees', '*****')
7 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/domsys08/webapp/application/controllers/IndexController.php(279): IndexController->doLogin(Object(Zend_Form))
8 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Controller/Action.php(513): IndexController->loginAction()
9 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php(289): Zend_Controller_Action->dispatch('loginAction')
10 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/library/Zend/Controller/Front.php(946): Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard->dispatch(Object(Zend_Controller_Request_Http), Object(Zend_Controller_Response_Http))
11 /var/www/development/workspaces/s.rees/domsys08/webapp/html/index.php(99): Zend_Controller_Front->dispatch()
12 {main}"
[5] => string(257) "s.rees authentication failed: 0x1 (Operations error; 00000000: LdapErr: DSID-0C090627, comment: In order to perform this operation a successful bind must be completed on the connection., data 0, vece): searching: (&(objectClass=user)(sAMAccountName=s.rees))"
} }
I don't really understand LDAP, so I am not sure what is happening...
You must bind username and password before every search to perform it.
$ldap->bind($username, $password);
Should be fixed in trunk (r21008) and in 1.10-release branch (r21009)
At least we're not re-authenticating with an empty {{$ldap->bind()}}. This requires the authenticated user to be allowed to retrieve its own LDAP entry (should be no problem), but this also requires the authenticated user to be able to check its own group membership status if the group membership feature is used.


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Red Velvet Cookies RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 cup shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 3 eggs, separated
- 2 teaspoons red food coloring
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 3 tablespoons baking cocoa
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1-1/2 cups butter, softened
- 3-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 3 to 4 tablespoons 2% milk
- In a large bowl, cream the shortening and sugars until light and fluffy. Beat in egg yolks and food coloring.
- Combine the flour, cocoa, baking powder and salt. Add to the creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well after each addition.
- In another bowl with clean beaters, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form; fold into batter. Fold in chocolate chips.
- Drop by tablespoonfuls 2 in. apart onto greased baking sheets. Bake at 350° for 12-14 minutes or until set. Remove to wire racks to cool completely.
- In a large bowl, beat the butter, confectioners' sugar and salt until blended. Add enough milk to achieve desired consistency. Crumble eight cookies and set aside.
- Frost remaining cookies; sprinkle with cookie crumbs. Store in an airtight container or freeze for up to 1 month. Yield: 7-1/2 dozen.
Reviews for Red Velvet Cookies
"Real red velvet cake has a butter icing. I love that the butter icing is mimicked here. When you first taste it, the butter flavor is a little powerful. After a day it tends to mellow out. Also, the chocolate chips add a nice textural change to the cookies. As oppose to sprinkling crushed cookies on top the icing, I made a few woopie pies. I felt the woopie pies provided the right icing to cookie ratio. This is a very labor intensive cookie, but it is a delicious cookie!"
"I had high hopes for these cookies as I LOVE red velvet. Planned on red cookies with green sprinkles. However, these cookies tasted like flour and crumbled in our mouths. I baked the next batch for less time thinking I may have overbaked them, but those also crumbled. The cream cheese frosting I topped them with was the only thing we liked. Glad we tasted before I sprinkled so I didn't waste them. Will not be making them again."
"This was the one cookie my husband requested I make again this year that he remembered. I wasn't crazy about them but my "Cookie King" husband was. I may try cream cheese frosting though this time ."
"I do not understand the bad reviews some have made. I always make cookies for friends and also sell them at Christmas time. This yer, this was one of the "new" cookies that I decided to try. They were were loved by my friends at the church I attend and several people ordered whole batches of these cookies. This is a definate cookie to save!"
"These cookies just weren't as moist as I had hoped. The flavor was good. Overall, lots of work for a cookie which wasn't that special."


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Who can challenge condo election results?
In my blog of March 21, 2012, I discussed the mechanism of condominium alternative dispute resolution and asked whether a unit owner who was not a candidate for the board of directors had standing to challenge an election.
One reader, Mike R., was obviously troubled by the mere thought that only candidates for the board might have standing to challenge an election. I agree with Mike, but that is exactly what one arbitrator held.
In the case of Stern v Playa del Mar Association, Inc., Arb. Case No. 09-01-2865, 2009 WL 6376263 (Fla. DBPR Arb.), the arbitrator held that when all unit owners have been allowed to participate in the election, a petition seeking a new election must be brought by the person who will or will not be seated as a director by the arbitration decision and who can allege that, but for the violations of the election law or rules, that person would have been elected.
In my opinion, there is no rational basis for the finding that disenfranchises all unit owners except candidates from being able to challenge the election process. Although arbitration is also required for election disputes within homeowner associations, no similar ruling has been made limiting the ability to arbitrate these matters to candidates or purported candidates.
Try this one: In an open board meeting, the board considered an increase in the budget and whether membership was entitled to vote on the increase. A unit owner present at the meeting suggested that the board obtain a legal opinion from the association's legal counsel as to whether a membership vote was required to increase the budget. The board agreed, asking their attorney to render an opinion. Once the opinion was given, the unit owner filed a request to inspect the official records of the association, including the legal opinion. Based upon the advice of counsel, the association denied the unit owner's request to see the legal opinion.
The issue for which I seek your feedback is whether public decisions to obtain the opinion of counsel waive the attorney-client privilege, particularly in light of the fact that the request for the opinion was made at an open board meeting in response to unit owners requesting same.
How did the arbitrator rule? See my blog of Wednesday, April 4, 2012.


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Reeder joins first baseman Paul Hoilman (Johnson City, Tenn.) as the only two Buccaneers to receive Freshman All-American Team recognition in the schools history.
"This is a well deserved honor for Bo," said head coach Tony Skole. "He had a tremendous freshman year and just kept getting better and better as the season went on. Bo has developed a tremendous desire to succeed, and you could see it every day he took the field. His future is very bright."
Reeder had many outstanding accomplishments in his freshman campaign including defeating Virginia Tech in his very first start on the mound, hitting for the cycle, throwing a complete game victory, and tying the freshman home run record set by Derek Trent (Kingsport, Tenn.) in 2008. The freshman led the team in hits (76), doubles (21), triples (3), total bases (148), and complete games (1). Reeder also hit an outstanding .339 while scoring 50 runs and driving in 54.
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Ethel Clanin
Published: Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 3:02 p.m.
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Ethel Naomi Sells Wilson Clanin, 79, of Lexington Health Care, formerly of Willowbrook Circle, passed away Tuesday, March 5, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House.
A funeral will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel by the Revs. Gavin Pratt and Dr. Robert Floyd. Burial will follow in Rowan Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Davidson Funeral Home and other times at the home.
Mrs. Clanin was born Nov. 22, 1933, in Rowan County to Henry Curtis Sells and Lillie Mae Hanes Sells. She was a homemaker and a member of North Lexington Baptist Church. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands, James F. Wilson and Charles Willard Clanin; and sisters Katherine Booker, Sarah Beatrice Smith and Mildred Ream.
Surviving are sons Randy Wilson and David Eugene Wilson, both of Lexington; daughter Susan Ann Wood and husband Doug of Virginia; four grandchildren, Cassandra Lynn Wilson, David Michael Wilson, Debra Ann Wood and Michelle Wilson; and a sister, Martha Anne Tones and her husband, Roger, of Salisbury.
Memorials may be made to Hospice of Davidson County, 200 Hospice Way, Lexington, NC 27292.
The family would like to extend special thanks to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Lexington Health Care Center and Hospice of Davidson County for all the love and concern shown to Ethel and her family.
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By Jeanne McGettigan, Catholic Charities Director of Emergency Food Services
On New Year's Eve, Catholic Charities Emergency Food Services Department enlisted our Mobile Food Pantry staff and volunteers to distribute 6,000 meals in Midland Beach, a Staten Island neighborhood devastated by Hurricane Sandy.
Three staff and four volunteers rose early in the morning to pack bags at our delivery location in the Bronx, while another staff member waited for 26 cases of frozen chickens to be unloaded at the distribution site in Midland Beach, St. Margaret Mary Church. In addition, one staff member stopped by our Staten Island office at Anderson Avenue to pick up 100 children's books to distribute to children who stopped by. By 11am, the Mobile was parked in the lot of the parish, at 560 Lincoln Avenue.
A steady stream of residents arrived. Some had heard from their pastor, others from fliers given out at the nearby Restoration Center. One woman said that she had just gotten a small electric oven, and she would cook her first meal in it with some of the items. Residents who were still not able to cook were glad for ready-to-eat items such as apple cider, tuna, cream cheese, bread, romaine lettuce, and oranges.
Jim Reagan, head of the parish St. Vincent de Paul Society, offered to drive staff around to some of the still-devastated areas to check in and offer help. It was sad to go block after block and find so many houses empty, their former residents staying elsewhere. However, when we did find occupants at home, they were very grateful for assistance.
One man invited us into his humble bungalow, stripped down to the studs.
"We've got nothing" he said. "We'll take anything you can give us."
Another family of six sent their two teenagers out to carry in armfuls of food.
One resident said, "I'm ok. Give it to someone who needs it." A few minutes later, he was back. "I have a friend I can bring this to. I'll take a bag."
By mid afternoon, over half of the bags had been distributed and the numbers of recipients had slowed.
Staff then contacted Tony Hall, of STAR (Small Town America Recovers) with a restoration hub set up at Midland and Kiswick. Tony has been running a grass roots effort since the earliest days after the hurricane. He agreed to take the remaining food and distribute it from his tent.
By the time we arrived to do the drop-off, a line had already gathered. There was a family there: mother, father and child who had lost everything and were so grateful for the food that they received. They let me know that they had to abandon their home for the time and were living with their father in-law. A home of one suddenly became a house of four and food and money were scarce so they were happy to take some of the 'burden' from their father, if only for a few meals. When we checked in with Tony a few days later, he confirmed that all of the remaining food had been distributed on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day to residents of Midland Beach.


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Black Bean Brownies for Valentines
Wait! Before you skip over this recipe . . . it's good! When I first read the title, I thought to myself, "No way!" (Plus, read on ~ Dr. Ferreri made a delicious Chocolate Cherry Pie using it for the crust.)
Since Valentine's Day is just eleven days away, and chocolate and valentines go hand-in-hand, I decided to give the recipe a try to see if it would be worth making as a special treat for my family. I didn't mention that beans were in it, and they liked them. However, I highly recommend keeping the black beans a secret ingredient!
I have a son with type I diabetes that requires accurate insulin coverage, so I calculated approximately 30 grams of carbs per brownie if the recipe is cut into 12, even pieces. Because of the beans, they didn't affect his blood sugars in a negative way.
Black Bean Brownies
½ cup dark cocoa powder
2 t. vanilla
1 t. baking soda
1 (15 oz.) can of salt-free black beans (drain liquid)
1 large handful of sunflower seeds or 1 T. ground flaxseed
1 ¼ cup unsweetened applesauce
2 cups pitted dates (chopped)
¾ cup whole wheat flour
1 cup walnuts
Put the first six ingredients in a food processor. Turn it on and then gradually add the 2 cups of chopped dates, a few at a time until blended. Add the flour and continue to mix until everything is well blended. Turn off the machine, remove the blade, and stir in the nuts. Spread into a 13" x 9" pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 20-25 minutes.
Note: I doubled the recipe, put the batter into the 13" x 9" stoneware pan, and increased the baking time to 55 minutes. It made 24, chewy brownies. I thought they were plenty sweet, but next time I'll slightly reduce the applesauce, and add one or two ripe, mashed bananas to make them a tad bit sweeter for my family's tastebuds.
Dr. Ferreri made and taste-tested the following recipe. She and her friends gave it a "thumbs up!"
Chocolate Cherry Pie
Crust = ½ recipe of the black bean brownies
Spray a pie plate with olive oil, and spread the brownie batter into the bottom and sides. Bake 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
2 - 16 oz bags of frozen cherries, thawed
1 cup dates
1 Tbsp arrowroot
Drain the cherries and reserve the juice. Set aside ½ cup of cherries, and place the rest in a bowl.
Blend in Vitamix or blender: cherry juice, ½ cup cherries, dates, arrowroot
Stir the juice/date mixture in with the cherries, spoon into the crust. Bake for 1 hour at 350 degrees.
Enjoy! These recipes make delicious, health promoting treats. Please let us know how yours turn out!
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Amare 4 P can you hold me down with one more? If not cool thanks again man!
Thank you for the awesome job again. #KNICKSTAPE #TeamSwish
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to AmareForPresident again
Someone rep this man for the work on this my bad player!