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So the wife says she wants a shotgun now. She wants something simple and I am at a loss. She likes coach guns, but also like over-unders. So It's between those I'm just debating what gauge to get them in.
She is 5'3" and 115 lbs. Do I just do 12 gauge with reduced recoil rounds or do I step it down to a 20 gauge? My issue is I am likely going to be shooting it too maybe to lower the clay pigeon population and maybe the pheasant population a little bit.
So side-by-side or over-under and what gauge? It's going to be hers, but you know the old addage "What's hers is mine and what's mine is ours."


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Theology-on-Tap NYC is an opportunity for young adults to explore issues and topics that relate to the Catholic faith in a fun and casual environment.
It also offers a way to give back. Please bring non-perishable food donations to help feed hungry New Yorkers.
The next topic is a big one: Desire, Purpose, Destiny: Embracing the Ache in Our Hearts led by speaker Colin Nykaza.
Where: Klub 45 Room at Connolly's Bar, 121 West 45th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues, 3rd floor, Manhattan
When: Monday, March 4, 2013 from 7:30 – 9 p.m.
Cost: It's free. Just bring a non-perishable food donation to help our neighbors in need.
Come join us. No RSVP Needed.
Grab a seat or a bar stool, but get there early because seats fill up fast.
Wonder what to bring? Here is a list of what food pantries and soup kitchens need most:
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• Vegetable Soups
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• Dried Fruits
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• Peanut Butter
• Nuts
• Canned Meat
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|• Canned Fish
(tuna, salmon, sardines)
• Canned Stews
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|• Rice
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• Pasta/noodles
• Dry Cereal and Hot Cereal
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Travis Covey has been hired as the new assistant track and field coach at Black Hills State University replacing Trent Mack who is now coaching at Dakota State. Travis was selected from an outstanding list of candidates. According to Coach Walkinshaw and the selection committee, "Although Travis is very knowledgeable in all areas of track and field, he will add a needed expertise in the jumping and strength training areas. Travis stood out in numerous areas relating to the administration of our program and we look forward to his arrival."
Coach Covey has spent the last two seasons at NCAA Division I, Central Michigan University. While at Central Michigan he coached the sprinters, jumpers, pole vaulters, and multi-event competitors. He had one Academic All-American in the pole vault. Under Covey's guidance the Chippewa vaulters had four different vaulters place at the conference meet, a 17' vaulter, a 16'10", and two others over 15'10". In the triple jump, Covey is working with one of the top triple jumpers in Israel, who is competing for a spot on the Israeli Olympic team.
Before his time at CMU, Covey spent 2001-2006 at Chadron State College as both a student-athlete and coach. He competed four years for the Eagles in both football and track. Covey was a sprinter for the Eagles and then coached the sprint and pole vault athletes. Covey had one Division II national qualifier in the 100 meters. Covey also played on the Eagles' football team as a running back and a kick returner. In his career, the team won two conference titles, made one playoff appearance, and was ranked seventh in the nation in 2001.
A 2001 graduate of Alliance High School, Covey was the Nebraska Class B State Champion in the 100 meters. Covey has been selected to attend the United State Track & Field/ United State Olympic Committee Emerging Elite Coaching Camp at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California this summer.


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I don't care
Sorry, that needed rephrasing. If no-one else is using it, why shouldn't we?
Don't let anyone tell you want to think.
Rather then buying into this elitism bullshit, you should decide for yourself who you like or dislike.
If you think that you and Lord94 will be best friends, then don't let what one person says to influence you otherwise. Don't let what ten people say influence you otherwise.
Nobody is ever going to like everyone, which is understandable because people are just like that. But you should never just take someones word on something so important, like the decision to never give someone else a chance. Who knows what you might miss if you just cast someone off so simply. You might find out that you and The Editor have something amazingly rare in common, now if you had simply taken Nanaki's word for it you would have never given The Editor the time of day. And you'd be out a friend.
Shallow misconceptions about people will only further the destruction of this forum.
Maybe if everyone took a step back, pulled _____ out of their asses then we could, oh god I don't know, go for more than hour without trying to start shit with someone. Hey maybe then we could acutally try and resurrect PokeDream instead of wasting our time flaming someone because they like the color blue and you like the color pink.
No, I haven't been on PokeDream for a long time, but that doesn't matter. I understand Internet Community Dynamics. When there is a new thread about PokeDream dying and sucking every day, it's obvious there is a problem.
Now I'm not saying that everyone should just get along and sing songs and smoke pot. The occasional flame war is hilarious, but it shouldn't consume your posting lives. Unless that's what you want? But obviously it isn't because your resident troll; Lord94, is so very hated.
I really don't know what the members of PokeDream want out of PokeDream. But it seems like everyone just wants to post and have a bit of fun while doing it. Overwhelming new members by telling them how you personally feel about how much so and so sucks really wont help them post more, or help them have fun.
Most importantly, don't push your beliefs onto new members. It's their decision on who they like and who they don't. Not yours. You're just making yourself out to be a complete dick by starting shit like this. Do you honestly think your helping?
If you don't like me, that's fine. If you don't like Lord 94, that's fine. If you don't like The Editor that's fine too. But don't fucking spread bullshit propaganda, you personally don't like us. That doesn't mean we're bad, or stupid, or terrible people. That means that in YOUR OPINION you don't like us. Keep your opinions to yourself, and don't you dare try and influence other people, that's just ridiculous. Everyone, yes even Lord94 deserves a chance.
It's your decision to make. Not mine, not Nanaki's. Yours.
I see... You remind me of Boycrazies.
Honestly, I don't even want to be very mature. In real life, I'm pretty immature.
Not that I care. I don't want to become old before my time.
Ed is like me, except ten times more of a faggot
Wow, Nanaki's started a trend... Cool
Everyone making this thread over and over except with different opinions in every one is getting pretty gay.
Any newb is going to get confused for sure if they read all four of them!
Why do people keep using words like fag to describe posting when it doesn't tell you anything? I've been banned for "being a fag" at least twice and I've done absolutely nothing to fix it because I have no idea what 'fag' means in the context of posting.
Just remember: 3 out of 4 agree that Nanaki was being an idiot, and 2 out of 4 say you should think for yourself.
Well fag for me is like idiot.
You post like an idiot, which makes it seem that your personality is the same.
If gay and fag are the best insults you can come up with you should really try and expand your vocabulary.
I just laugh when people call me gay. What a terrible insult.
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I'm not really a troll, I was just a really bad poster a few months ago who didn't know when to shut up nor stop making alts.
I accept what I've done, and I'm truly sorry for all the idiotic events that have occured because of my stupidity.
I know that a simple apology can't change anything for a lot of people here, and I'm okay with that. I just want people to stop starting fights with me and vice versa.
I'm tired of being the guy that everyone hates, and I'm trying to redeem myself, so, wait.
Oh my fucking god
Someone delete Ed's, Lord's and this thread
I wonder if she realizes what smiley she used
Also Miss Raichu
I never once said don't like a member because I don't like them. There are a lot of members I don't like that aren't on that list.
I listed those main three because they are horrible posters the MAJORITY of the time (this is in the Editor's case and his case only). They all should be ignored because they are generally retarded in the threads they post in.


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UCLA Athletics 2013 Hall of Fame Class Announced
Eight-member class will be inducted on Oct. 11.
Maylana Martin Douglas is in her fourth season as an assistant coach at UCLA. This all-time great Bruin basketball player returned to Westwood in the summer of 2004 after serving as an assistant coach at the University of Portland in the 2003 season.
"The opportunity to be coaching at my alma mater means more to me than words can explain," Martin Douglas said. "I love being a Bruin! I take great pride in being able to coach young women who are now wearing the uniform that I so proudly wore during my career at UCLA. Best of all, I get to coach under Kathy Olivier, who is the reason I became a Bruin. Coach Olivier taught me so much as a player, and I continue to benefit from her basketball knowledge on a daily basis as one of her assistant coaches."
Martin Douglas, an All-American and four-year first team all-conference performer at UCLA from 1997-2000, helped lead the Bruins to three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances (1998, 1999, 2000). Her 1998-99 team advanced to the Elite Eight, the best finish for UCLA since 1978. Martin Douglas was voted the Pac-10 Player of the Year after leading UCLA to the 1999 Pac-10 Conference Championship and followed that up by leading the Pac-10 in scoring as a senior. She was named the 1997 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year and went on to become one of just four players to be selected all-conference for four straight seasons. She earned first-team Kodak All-America honors in 1999 and was a second team AP All-American.
Martin Douglas ranks second on the UCLA women's basketball all-time scoring list and fourth overall for Bruin men and women with 2,101 career points. She still ranks fourth on the all-time school list for career rebounds (935), blocks (96) and field goal percentage (.545). She is one of only two Bruin women to record over 2,000 points for her career, and she ended her career ranked sixth on the all-time Pac-10 Conference scoring list and eighth on the rebounding list.
The 10th selection in the first round of the 2000 WNBA draft by Minnesota, Martin Douglas went on to play two seasons with the Lynx and also played with the Charlotte Sting. Her basketball career was cut short due to a severe back injury.
As a prep star at Perris High School, under the tutelage of Coach Marvin Williams, she was Riverside County Player of the Year for four-straight years. In her senior season, she averaged 33 points and 18 rebounds a game and was a WBCA, Nike and Parade All-American. She represented her country as a captain on the gold-medal winning USA Jr. National Team in 1997. She led the Jr. National Team in scoring and rebounding and was instrumental in the team being named "Team of the Year" by the United States Olympic Committee.
Her professional duties at UCLA include recruiting, scouting, film editing and production, post player development and assisting in practice planning and implementation. She also serves as the Women's Basketball Camp Director during the summer.
Martin Douglas earned her B.A. in Sociology from UCLA in 2000 and her M.B.A. with a concentration in Management from Loyola Marymount University in 2007. She recently changed her name to Maylana Martin Douglas after marrying former USC and NFL star Rome Douglas on August 31, 2007. The Douglases have three dogs and currently reside in West Covina.


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Individualized care may feel like a huge improvement for patients who can afford it, but what about those who can't? Many researchers and public-policy experts say doctors who limit their practices to patients who can afford an annual fee create a two-tier system, a "wealth care" some find ethically dubious.
Every doctor who transitions to a concierge practice leaves behind patients who can't afford to come along, raising the ethical issue of "patient abandonment." Critics note that when freshly minted physicians take the modern Hippocratic oath, they vow to "treat without exception all who seek [their] ministrations." In other words, an ethical doctor can't just walk away, letting the chips fall where they may. It is a transitioning physician's duty not only to suggest other doctors for patients who do not take the concierge route but also to make certain that -patients are not unleashed on a community without enough practitioners to absorb them.
The latter is a major issue, notes Dr. Jay Jacobson, an internist and professor emeritus at the University of Utah School of Medicine. "If an individual who is responsible for 2,000 patients quits a practice, taking only 300 of those patients along, that leaves 1,700 patients for the partners who remain in the practice to divide among them," he says. "Unless those doctors weren't very busy, which would be unusual, some—or many—of those patients will have a prolonged search for a new physician and in the meantime may wind up in the ER for routine problems." For this reason, many concierge doctors dedicate 10 percent or more of their practice to "scholarship patients," the sickest and most dependent people from their traditional practice. But no one believes that people are never left behind.
Public health experts also worry that concierge medicine limits the general public's access to primary care physicians, which inarguably it does. Primary care doctors, underpaid and overworked relative to specialists, are already in short supply. More than a quarter of today's primary care physicians are 56 or older and will probably retire within a decade. There are not nearly enough primary care doctors in the pipeline to replace them. One medical group estimates that in 2015 the country will have 62,900 fewer doctors (in all specialties) than needed.
And if it's hard to find a new primary care doctor now, expect things to get worse. While I was writing this article, the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision to uphold most provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Health Care Act. Assuming the law is fully implemented by the federal and state governments, it will open the door for health insurance to 30 million patients who are currently not covered.
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I asked my go-to ethics guy—Arthur Caplan, head of the division of medical ethics at NYU Langone Medical -Center—for his take on concierge medicine. From a public-policy standpoint, he doesn't like it. "Concierge medicine is a symptom of not having enough primary care doctors," he states. "Our standard of care has just collapsed. Now you're being asked to pay for what you once expected as routine, like having the doctor return your call or not keep you waiting an hour in the office."
But the medical system doesn'tfunction the way it should. So for many of us, the $1,500-to-$2,100 annual retainer makes sense, even if we have to sacrifice some other purchases to pay for it. Sylvia Sanchez Lindsey, a patient of Dr. Tung's who recently retired after many years in human resource development in Las Vegas, has made that calculation.


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TEMPE, Ariz.—In an effort to connect and engage with its fan base, Sun Devil Athletics announces the launch of the Social Media Command center, which will keep Arizona State in the forefront of the ever-evolving social media landscape.
"We are utilizing social media to build on the relationships we have with Sun Devil fans here in Arizona and across the globe," said Rocky Harris, Senior Associate Athletic Director for External Relations. "Reaching out to our fans and creating an interactive and engaging experience is of the utmost importance and we are looking forward to using the social command center to directly talk with our fan base."
The room, which has yet to be named, is completely dedicated to engaging with fans, monitoring trends and conversations, providing real time feedback and creating a complete interactive experience for Sun Devil Nation.
To kick off the interactive experience, Sun Devil Athletics wants ASU fans to help create the official name for the Social Media Command Center. From Mon., Aug. 5-Thurs., Aug. 8 use the hashtag #Vote4SMCC to cast your vote and have a voice in the naming process. The winning submission, announced Fri., Aug. 9, will win an opportunity to operate the command center during a Sun Devil football game.
The "social media think tank", which includes four wall-mounted monitors to live stream social interactions with Sun Devil Athletics on its eight social media platforms, will also focus on the fan experience, customer service, and providing fans with accurate, up-to-date information in real time.
To better enhance engagement, Sun Devil Athletics will utilize the @SparkyArizonaSt twitter handle to directly interact and converse with fans while continuing to use the @TheSunDevils twitter handle as the primary resource for Sun Devil Athletics news and information.
In addition to day-to-day conversations with the Arizona State fan base, the command center will bunker down for Sun Devil football games and provide a real-time interactive social experience including the capability to post fan tweets directly to the video board for home games. There will be opportunities for fans to win a chance to visit and help with social media operations from the command center as well as chances to engage and interact with Sun Devil athletes and coaches.
On Wed., Aug. 7, the command center will host its first interactive experience with a live tweet-up with Steve Patterson, Vice President for University Athletics. Beginning at 10 a.m., fans can tweet their questions to @SWPatterson and the Arizona State AD will respond live from the social media command center.


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VIEW ONLINE: This program will be closed to the public, but will be live streamed on rockhall.com/education. There is no cost to connect. Students will have the opportunity to email questions to Rock Hall educators during the live stream. This live stream is appropriate for middle and high school classrooms.
Avant, a Cleveland School of the Arts graduate, will discuss his musical career, his influences, and his experiences – as well as perform two songs – in front of a live audience of high school students from the Cleveland School of Arts. Avant will be interviewed in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater by Rock Hall educator John Goehrke.
Since its inception in 2000, the Rock Hall's Rockin' the Schools program has taught over 200,000 K-12 students how rock and roll music has played a role in some of the most important social, cultural and political issues in modern history.
Like many R&B singers, Avant got his start singing in the church choir, but soon became inspired by R&B legends such as Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Frankie Beverly & Maze, Luther Vandross and Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds. After attending Cleveland School of the Arts, he became the first act signed to NBA legend Magic Johnson's MCA-distributed label, Magic Johnson Music (MJM). Avant's 2000 MJM debut album, My Thoughts, spun off the Billboard No. 1 R&B hit "Separated." That was followed by the top five hit "My First Love," a cover of the 1983 René & Angela classic featuring Wyatt. Avant returned the favor on Wyatt's 2001 album debut, Soul Sista, pairing with her on the No. 4 hit "Nothing in This World."
After scoring platinum with My Thoughts, Avant released two more platinum-certified albums, Ecstasy (2002) and Private Room (2003). He also added several more top 10 singles to his arsenal, including "Makin' Good Love" and "Read Your Mind." A versatile singer, Avant has recorded with a diverse range of artists, including Lil Wayne and contemporary jazz multi-instrumentalist Brian Culbertson.
Avant's latest album, Face the Music, was released in 2013 to much acclaim, including the top 10 R&B hit "You & I" featuring long-time duet partner Keke Wyatt.


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I have more cords in my neck than a 12-string guitar. What can be done?
Those cords (aka sinews) connect your neck muscles to your jaw and shoulders. As we age, the muscles in our necks contract, making the sinews pop out more. You can conceal the cords with turtlenecks and scarves, but that's not your only option. "Botox relaxes neck muscles, making the sinews less obvious," says Fredric Brandt, MD, a dermatologist in New York and Miami. The usual strategy: A single needle is inserted into the platysma muscle—the one under your chin that stands out when you frown—producing a relaxation effect that's noticeable in three to five days (average cost is $400; results last up to six months). A second option is Ultherapy, an in-office treatment that uses ultrasound technology to stimulate collagen production and tighten and lift the skin ($2,500 to $5,000; results last up to two years). While either procedure will make a difference, Brandt says doing them in combination will give you the most notable result. For less dramatic (and less costly) at-home improvement, he suggests a neck cream that has glycolic acid, peptides and/or retinols to smooth the surface of the skin. They won't alter the physiol-ogy of your neck, but they can make the skin there look smoother and tauter. Try Dr. Brandt Time Arrest V-Zone Neck Cream ($60; sephora.com) or L'Oréal Paris Age Perfect Hydra-Nutrition Face, Neck & Chest Golden Balm ($20; drugstores).
My hair was really silky—until now. Suddenly it's a dull, wiry mess! Is the gray taking over? Or is the culprit all the dye I'm using to cover the gray?
The cuticle of gray hair is four times as thick as the cuticle of pigmented hair, and that's what makes the grays coarse, says Jason Backe, master colorist at the Ted Gibson NYC salon and a celebrity colorist for L'Oréal Professionnel. "Plus, because the surface of gray hair is not as smooth as that of pigmented strands, it doesn't reflect light, which can make it look dull," he notes. Factor in harsh chemicals from permanent dye, and your hair could be on the road to destruction. The solution? If just a few of your strands are gray, switch to a demi-permanent color like L'Oréal Professionnel's Dialight (ask your coloristabout it). For abundant grays, take a different tack by adding a clear gloss treatment to your color routine. You can get one at the salon ($50 and up) or try Rita Hazan Foaming Color Gloss in Ultimate Shine ($26; sephora.com) at home. Backe also suggests complementing the gloss's strand-smoothing effects with stylers designed for coarse hair. Try Kérastase Paris Sérum Oléo-Relax ($40; kerastase-usa.com).
When I smooth concealer under my eyes, the skin acts like Silly Putty, stretching off to one side or the other. Then it stays there.
Age, genetics and even too much sun can add up to a loss of collagen and elasticity in the delicate under-eye area, says Brandt. Until some genius comes up with Spanx for eye bags, he suggests using an eye cream that has peptides and retinoids to stimulate collagen production in the -under-eye tissue. Try Dr. Brandt Flaws No More R3P Eye ($80; drbrandtskincare.com). He also says you may see positive results from the at-home fractional laser PaloVia ($499; palovia .com), approved last year by the FDA to treat lines around the eyes. "Like lasers used in doctors' offices, this device uses tiny beams of light to stimulate new collagen production," Brandt explains. Finally, how you apply concealer can make a difference. "Choose a cover-up the same shade as your foundation," says Kimara Ahnert, a New York make-up artist. "And to get maximum coverage with minimum tugging, apply the concealer with a brush, then tap it in rather than rub. This will help both the concealer and your skin to stay put." Good options: Pen concealers with a liquidy texture, like Dior Skinflash Radiance Booster Pen ($37; sephora.com) or Maybelline Dream Lumi Touch Highlighting Concealer ($8; drugstores).
I'm starting to resemble a Picasso painting: One side of my face sags; the other doesn't. Am I aging lopsided?
"No one's face is symmetrical, but the differences go undetected when we're younger and more satisfied with our appearance," says Brandt. "As we age, these asymmetries become more pronounced." Even sleeping on the same side of your face for years can have a deleterious effect. If the sagging really bothers you, Brandt says you can have an upper-eyelid lift to remove excess skin on the saggier side. "For those not surgically inclined, you can restore volume and reduce laxity in the eyelid with a filler such as Restylane, followed by Botox," he says. Of course, you don't have to submit to a knife or needle; you can opt for a makeup brush instead. "Stick to matte eyeshadows," Ahnert suggests. "Anything with frost will exacerbate the crepey effect." She recommends applying a neutral bisque or shell pink all over the main lid, then using a medium-toned shadow (warm brown, taupey plum) in the crease, with this tweak: On the eye that sags more, apply the darker color higher on the fold to give the appearance of less skin.
My nails are less shiny and more ridged than they used to be. I'm fairly healthy. What's the deal?
"Ridges in the nail are the equivalent of wrinkles in your skin," explains Richard Scher, MD, a dermatologist. (Seriously, is nothing exempt?) "When there's aging in the nail matrix—the part that supports growth—it becomes wavy. Light buffing will remove some of the bumpiness, but don't overdo it. Buffing can thin the nail plate and leave it prone to breaking," says Scher. Natasha Boyer, a nail technician at the Rita Hazan Salon in New York City, recommends using a ridge-filling base coat post-buff. "And avoid a sheer or shimmery polish. Those just draw attention to the ridges," she says. Try Sally Hansen Miracle Nail Thickener ($8; drugstores).
Ugh. I am constantly getting food stuck between my teeth. This never used to happen. What's up?
Look on the bright side: Fear of public humiliation could be a very effective dieting tool. No? You actually like eating? Stash a handy flossing pick in your bag, then call your dentist. "As we age, the gum between our teeth thins and eventually recedes, leaving the 'black triangle' where food can catch," says Michael Apa, DDS, who specializes in aesthetic dentistry in New York. There are two ways to combat this: orthodontia (Invisalign braces are clear and therefore a good choice for adults) and veneers. "Both methods change how the teeth meet the gum, closing off that gap and creating seemingly full, healthy gums," Apa explains. You would have to wear the braces for several months to a year (with permanent results), while veneers take just two office visits (then last 15 to 20 years). Invisalign braces cost about $5,000 for the whole mouth, whereas veneers will run you $1,200 to $3,000 per tooth. To fix small gaps, some dentists use bonding, which costs about $1,000 per area. Oh, and one more thing: Friends do tell friends when they have spinach stuck in their teeth.
I'm seeing white spots all over my arms and legs. Are they dangerous?
Assuming the spots aren't scaly or itchy, which could be a sign of eczema, chances are you're experiencing a form of hypopigmentation known as idiopathic guttate hypomelano-sis, or IGH. Worry not: It's actually extremely common, especially on the shins and arms. While the exact cause isn't known, most dermatologists believe that sun damage is a contributing factor. First step: Slather on sunscreen and avoid prolonged sun exposure to prevent further damage, says Robert Anolik, MD, a Manhattan-based cosmetic dermatologist. (Besides, the white spots won't tan, so if the rest of your skin gets darker, you risk exaggerating their appearance. Self-tanner won't help either; it doesn't adhere to the white spots.) There's no sure-fire cure for IGH, but lasers may help. "The excimer laser, which is used for vitiligo, can stimulate the cells that make pigment," Anolik says. "Another option is the Fraxel Dual, which helps normalize pigment." Both lasers may involve numerous treatments and can cost several thousand dollars when all is said and done. And you should plan on one to two weeks of flaking after each session.
I was worried that the raised spot on my face was skin cancer. Good news: It's not. Bad news: It's a skin tag. What do I do now?
Skin tags, which are small pieces of extra flesh, are benign lesions that are typically a by-product of age, pregnancy or changes in hormone levels. They are most common in areas that chafe (e.g., folds in saggy skin). There's really nothing you can do to prevent tags, and some people seem to be genetically predisposed to them. But relax: They're harmless, though you should always check with a doctor about any new ones. On the brighter side, because skin tags don't have nerves, the dermatologist should be able to easily freeze them and snip them off.
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Women's Lacrosse Tops Columbia 15-5
NEW YORK, N.Y. (3/26/14) - The Princeton women's lacrosse team topped Columbia 15-5 on Wednesday, March 26 as the Tigers won their fourth straight game and captured their first Ivy League win.
Seven players had two or more points, including a four-point effort from junior Erin McMunn. McMunn tallied two goals and two assists while picking up three ground balls. Sophomores Alexandra Bruno, Anya Gersoff and Anna Menke along with senior Mary-Kate Sivilli and freshman Anna Doherty scored twice each. Gersoff and Sivilli both won three draws apiece. Junior Annie Woehling nabbed her fourth win of the season making eight saves.
Paige Cuscovitch scored four of her teams' five goals while Ashley Rinere added the final tally. Colleen Packer made six saves in goal.
All three of Columbia's first-half goals came on free-position attempts. The Lions took a 2-1 lead less than 10 minutes into the game as they converted on their first two eight-meter opportunities.
Not disconcerted, Princeton rallied off five straight goals. McMunn scored twice and assisted on Bruno's goal, while Doherty and Slifer scored free-position goals.
Cuscovitch tallied her second 8-meter of the game to halt the Princeton run but Doherty had the last word with a goal in the waning seconds of the first half to give the Tigers a 7-3 edge at intermission.
The Tigers increased their lead to 9-3 when Sivilli and freshman Olivia Hompe scored 18 seconds apart.
Cuscovtich scored twice to bring the Lions within four but they would be held scoreless for the last 19 minutes as Princeton capped off the game with 6-0 run.
Freshman Ellie DeGarmo came in on relief for Woehling in goal for the final 6:55. In her second appearance this season, she made four saves on four shots.
Princeton hosts Cornell on Saturday, March 29 at 1 p.m., the first game of a three-game homestand.


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text: Spinal adjustments! Yes, indeedy! Correcting the structure of the spine enables the nervous system to function better. As the Nervous system becomes more efficient, in turn, your immune system improves. Research shows that people who receive regular spinal corrective chiropractic care recover faster from basic illnesses than those who do not receive spinal correction. In our office, our patients overall report greater & faster improvement, & always seek care when they are ill. Folks report faster improvement when suffering from headaches & sinus issues, due to corrective traction to help the sinuses drain, & pressure off the cord


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Treat yourself to these indulgent little cupcakes laced with the irresistible flavor of Amaretto and slivered almonds. —Anette Stevens, Olds, Alberta
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 1-1/2 cups packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup buttermilk
- 1/4 cup Amaretto
- 1/3 cup slivered almonds
- Amaretto Butter Frosting
- In a large bowl, cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each.
- Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Add to the creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk and Amaretto, beating well after each addition. Stir in almonds.
- Fill paper-lined muffins cups two-thirds full. Bake at 375° for 14-16 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely. Frost cupcakes. Yield: 2 dozen.
Originally published as Amaretto Dream Cupcakes in Taste of Home April/May 1993, p21
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"The texture was amazing for a from scratch recipe. Does not have a strong Amaretto flavor to me. I would probably decrease the buttermilk and increase the Amaretto next time."
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"These would be pretty darn good if i had been wanting to make a breakfast muffin! the texture, look, and taste are all very muffin-y after finishing the recipe and trying it. My mother agreed. Amaretto muffins...pretty good but I'm disappointed because I had been dying to make amaretto cupcakes for ages!"
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The five-year-old Rocky Mountain Bike Festival has a new home: the G'Knight Ride in Longmont. And Bicycle Longmont, organizers of the G'Knight Ride, are hoping it becomes the festival's permanent home.
Scott Conlin, a Bicycle Longmont board member and one of the coordinators of the G'Knight Ride, has bought the bike festival under the corporate name of RMBF Inc. The Bicycle Longmont board has told him it intends to take over permanent possession of the event if things go well this June, Conlin said.
He said pairing it with the G'Knight Ride should turn the festival into a bigger event than it has been. 2013 will be the third year for the G'Knight Ride and up to 3,000 are expected to participate, about triple the number of the first year.


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Michigan Flora Part III: Dicots concluded
Edward G. Voss
The three-part Michigan Flora is the only complete guide to the conifers and flowering plants of the state. The third part covers the remaining families of Dicots, including nearly 800 species in the heath, gentian, milkweed, borage, mint, nightshade, snapdragon, bladderwort, honeysuckle, gourd, bellflower and related families having the petals united to one another. 622 pages, 771 distribution maps, 266 line drawings, 53 photographs in full color.
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Eyebrows are an oft-forgotten aspect of any beauty regiment – but they shouldn't be. Brows frame the eyes and thus can have a huge impact on how certain facial features appear. While some may rock bolder brows well, others might do well with a slender design. "Brow architect" Tiffany Reicosky of Browhaus in NYC told Refinery 29 that an ideal brow depends largely on a person's face shape. By following these tips, you can flatter and enhance your best features while drawing attention away from flaws.
Round-faced ladies should consider an angled brow with a high arch. By cutting the tail of the brow short, you can give the illusion of an elongated face.
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Ethics and Global Health: Two Challenges for Ethicists
Joshua Shaw, associate professor of philosophy at Penn State Erie, The Behrend College, will visit the campus and discuss some of the ways in which difficult, controversial dilemmas in bioethics become even more difficult, and more controversial addressed in international or global contexts.
Professor Shaw has published on a variety of topics in the area of ethics, including philosophy of humor and the ethics of joke-telling, feminism, suffering and responsibility in post-Holocaust Jewish philosophy, and gratitude as a moral concept. He will talk about some fascinating research being done at the intersection of ethics and psychology that suggests that human beings have certain "moral blind spots." He will discuss how ethical dilemmas when presented in global context tend to trigger and to exacerbate these blind spots.
The talk will be on October 17 at 12 noon in the Ostermayer Room of the Student Community Center.
Sponsored by Teaching International, which is focusing this year on Canada and global health.


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There's a new Snickers on the block! I am unsure about the distribution of these, but I'm starting to see them around in most stores, so chances are they'll be easy to find. I believe I picked this one up in Target, so that would be a good place to start checking. So what is this new Snickers? And why is it squared?
Well, to start, there's it extremely bright, eye-catching yellow package. This Snickers also doesn't have it's normal caramel stripe, but instead a ribbon of peanut butter. The comes in the squared bit, unlike all the other Snickers (aside from the mini's, of course) this one isn't one long bar. It's broken into two, square candy pieces. They're easily an inch by inch square. What makes up this bar is a layer of peanut butter, a nougat layer with peanut chunks in it, all enrobed in milk chocolate.
The wrapper encourages you to twist the package closed and "save one for later". I gave the other square to my boyfriend.
The texture of these are dryer than normal Snickers bars. The caramel added some moisture to the bar, but since here it's been replaced with the peanut butter, it's a much sticker candy to eat. It tastes good, it's a rich peanut butter and chocolate flavor. The peanut butter is smooth, creamy and salty and blends nicely with the chocolate flavor. This bar still has the bits of peanut chunks like a regular Snickers does. It's a great candy if you're a peanut butter fan, it's not as intense as a Reese's but it's pretty close.
I'm not sure how much of this bar feels like a regular Snickers since the peanut butter really intensifies this bar. It's really tasty and I plan on returning to it soon since it's a fantastic taste. A must try if you're a peanut butter fan.
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For a woman whose divorce coincides with Johnny's acceptance to college, a proud moment can be fraught with bittersweet anxiety. Sure, Johnny survived the admission gauntlet and has been accepted to the college of his choice. But, then there's that one thorny question casting a pall over all the good cheer: "Who's going to pay for it?"
For some divorcing couples, the answer is uncomplicated. Money has been ear-marked for college, Johnny's interests come first, everybody can agree on who will pay what. But for a couple whose divorce is more complex, college tuition can be a real bone of contention --especially if Dad has plans to remarry and might have other children, who will have their own tuition needs.
In short, divorcing moms must grapple with this harsh reality: Generally, child support payments stop when children reach the "age of emancipation," which in most states is between age 18 and 21. Beyond that, unless ordered by the courts, there is typically no legal obligation for a parent to pay college tuition.
So, in the absence of a court order, the best way to secure funds for college tuition is to include the obligation in your divorce settlement agreement. You can:
- have the funds put into an escrow or trust account to make sure they're available when needed, or
- get an up-front lump sum payment and manage the funds wisely so they're available when needed.
If the terms have not been negotiated in a divorce settlement agreement, the courts can order a parent to pay for their child's education –but that depends on the state in which the divorce occurs. Most states allow courts to order the non-custodial parent to help pay for college. A few, like Alaska, Nebraska and New Hampshire, do not, except in those cases where the parents had a previous agreement.
But don't panic. In order to reach a divorce settlement agreement that covers your child's college expenses, you'll need to Think Financially, Not Emotionally®. Also, please keep in mind: Even in those states that don't require paying for college expenses, the courts recognize the need for children to have a college education. Therefore, they can allow resolution of the issue to be part of the divorce settlement agreement, in addition to the amount and term of alimony and child support to be paid.
Let's get back to the main question. How should you best tackle the college tuition question if you're a mom who's in the process of divorcing?
The answer is relatively simple. If you're a divorcing mom –and even if your children are still very young –do not overlook including college expenses in your divorce settlement agreement. In fact, make sure your divorce settlement agreement specifically includes a written college support agreement in addition to any other child support agreements.
This college support agreement typically includes details such as what percentage of college expenses each parent is responsible for, limits on payments, restrictions on which college the child should attend, exactly what expenses will be covered, etc.
Plus, it's important to remember that college expenses are more than the cost of tuition. Any agreement should also address room and board, travel expenses, books, extracurricular activities and a monthly allowance.
Still, acknowledging all the facets of college expenses doesn't mean you'll necessarily be able to reach an easy consensus. Each one of these details usually involves negotiation. For example, conflicts often arise about exactly what type of college education a divorced parent is willing to fund. Johnny may have been admitted to a prestigious Ivy League college, where tuition, room and board can add up to well more than $50,000 a year. But, Dad may view that as a luxury he can't afford and so he'll agree only to pay for four years at a state school, where tuition costs are significantly lower.


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Certain foods, nutrients and undesirable dietary habits have been linked with the development of cancer. In general, you can lower your risk of cancer - and improve your overall well-being, too - by choosing a healthy, varied diet and eating in moderation. For maximum benefit follow these nutritional guidelines in combination:
Get information about the FMH Wellness Center's Nurtrition Counseling Services.
Scientists have found a relationship between cancer and a lack of vitamins A and C. Some studies show these two vitamins may provide some protection against certain types of cancer. You can be sure of getting enough A and C by eating two helpings of dark green and/or yellow-green vegetables and yellow-orange fruits every day.
Certain cancers occur more often among heavy drinkers, and that risk magnifies greatly in those who also use tobacco. To lower your risk, drink alcoholic beverages sparingly, if at all. Moderate consumption is considered to be one or two drinks per day.
Studies clearly demonstrate that obesity (being extremely overweight) increases the risk of dying from certain cancers. Even people who are somewhat overweight have a greater chance of developing some types of cancer. To lose weight, consume a healthy diet low in calories and fat, and increase your physical activity. If you are obese, consult with your physician before beginning a weight-loss or exercise program, or contact our nutrition counselors at the FMH Wellness Center.


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I read a lot of news every day. It's become my life and my passion. Rarely do I come across a story of greed and corruption so absurd that I can't believe my own eyes as they scroll the page. This is one of those stories.
This takes the concept of slumlord to an entirely new level. As New York City struggles to find shelter for its increasingly large homeless population, some landlords are paying off their rent-stabilized tenants in order to overcharge the city on rentals for the homeless. In some cases, the rent ends up being as high as $3,000 a month for a tiny room without a kitchen or a bathroom. Yep, you read that correctly. So next time you wonder why you are paying so much money for your little box in the sky, you can thank America's growing slumlord industry. Prepare your jaw to remain open for the next couple of minutes.
From the New York Times:
The city's Department of Homeless Services pays many times the amount the rooms would usually rent for — spending over $3,000 a month for each threadbare room without a bathroom or kitchen — because of an acute shortage in shelters for homeless men and women.
Indeed, the amount the city pays — roughly half that amount goes to the landlord, while the other half pays for security and social services for homeless tenants — has encouraged Mr. Lapes to switch business models and become a major private operator of homeless shelters. He is by most measures the city's largest and owns or leases about 20 of the 231 shelters citywide. Most of the other shelters and residences are run by the city or by nonprofit agencies, but his operation is profit-making, prompting criticism from advocates for the homeless and elected officials.


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this wiki
A gun is a Muggle weapon that fires projectiles, such as a pistol, rifle, or cannon. Wizards describe guns as "a kind of metal wand that Muggles use to kill each other".[1]
In 1876, Rancorous Carpe attempted to trap Peeves and have him removed from Hogwarts Castle via an elaborate trap, of which include a blunderbuss and a miniature cannon.[2]
At some point in or prior to 1991, Dudley Dursley swapped a pet parrot for a real, live air rifle.[3]
In 1991, Vernon Dursley bought a rifle to protect his family during their stay at the Hut-on-the-Rock, but when the half-giant Rubeus Hagrid visited them on the island unexpectedly, he easily destroyed the rifle by bending it into a knot.[3]
When Sirius Black pulled out his wand in an attempt to kill Peter Pettigrew for his treason, the Muggle witnesses thought he brought out a gun.[1] Later, after his escape from Azkaban, Muggle news reports stated that he was carrying a gun.[1] Arthur Weasley also had a report on firearms, assigned to him by the Auror Office during the hunt for Black, that was a month overdue; Kingsley Shacklebolt apparently misread the word as "fireleg".[4]
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- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Vernon comes downstairs with a double-barrelled shotgun, rather than a rifle. Hagrid bends the barrels of the shotgun upwards, causing Vernon to discharge it into the ceiling.
- Despite modern wizard-kind not familiar with firearms, back in the past they did, with Rancorous even making use of a blunderbuss.[2]
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Mentioned in song)
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text: "It's very rare in life to know someone who affects things - who changes them in a positive way. I've been lucky enough to know some in my life: Andy Warhol, Doc Pomus, people whose vision and integrity was such that it moved the world a bit. People who through the articulation of their talents and intelligence were able to leave things better than they found them. People who were not only not [sic] in it for the money, to paraphrase Frank Zappa. Frank Zappa was such a person, and of the many regrets I have in life, not knowing him a lot better is one of them. Whether writing symphonies, satirical broadsides, or casting a caustic glow across the frontier of madness that makes up the American political landscape, whether testifying before Congress to put the PMRC in its rightful, lowly place, or acting as a cultural conduit for President Vaclav Hovel and the Czech government, Frank was a force for reason and honesty in a business deficient in these areas. As we reward some with money for the amusement they supply to the cultural mass, I think the induction of Frank Zappa into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame distinguishes the Hall as well as the inductee, as does, I might add, the appointment of the Hall's new director, Dennis Barry, who defended the Robert Maplethorpe exhibition against attacks by the misanthropic right wing of Cincinnati, while heads of other museums stood silent. This ability to not stand idle - to take a stance and respond with the steady force of reason and humor - this is not an unimportant talent. And if it were not a talent, all good people would do it, wouldn't they? There are other things beyond the importance of who sold what, or how many records this or that year. Things such as permanence, and again, integrity, which act as inspiration for musicians, and writers, and even political figures, who are in constant need of examples, of how you live your life without selling your soul and talent to the highest-bidding maven of greed and fame. There is room in this world for all of us; but I wish there had been a bit more room, and certainly more time, for Frank Zappa. Who in our community will fill his shoes, to rail and articulate the myriad fallacies of Newt Gingrich and his Boystown garbage? Musicians usually cannot speak - that's why they communicate through their instruments. But Frank was one who could, and because music is pure, the musician is pure as well. And when Frank spoke, he demonstrated the power of purity. Who will do that now? I admired Frank greatly, and I know he admired me. It gives me great pleasure to give this award to his daughter, Moon Zappa."


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Facebook Powers Up Marketing Tools for Brands
Facebook is beefing up its marketing tools for brands, getting ready to roll out Timelines for branded pages, testing next-generation sponsored stories, bragging about success rates for its Timeline and Open Graph, and more.
Facebook plans to bring its new Timeline feature to brands this month, according to Ad Age. It introduced the redesigned profile page for individual users last last year. The new format is picture-heavy and collage-like, which covers the user's entire history on the social network. Facebook is rolling out the change slowly, giving users the choice whether to opt in.
The new pages for brands will start with a few partners and be rolled out more broadly in stages. Tabs and apps that marketers now host on Facebook pages to sell products or take polls could turn into boxes on the brand's Timeline. This is similar to the way apps for Spotify or the Washington Post Social Readers are now displayed on users' Timelines. Facebook will likely go into details at a day-long event specifically for marketers in New York on February 29.
Brands linked to celebrities will be interested in Facebook's support for verified accounts and pseudonyms. The new services are designed to protect users from subscribing to public updates for impostors. Verified accounts will appear more often in Facebook Subscribe suggestion.Beginning Thursday, some users with many subscribers were scheduled to be notified through their profile of an option to verify their identities. Users can verify their identities by submitting an image of a government-issued photo ID, which is deleted after verification. These users can also enter an "alternate name," used to find them through search and displayed next to their real name in parentheses or as a replacement. For example, Stefani Germanotta might choose on Facebook to use the name she's known to most people by: Lady Gaga.
Another feature designed to appeal to brands are Open Graph apps (which we did a hands-on review of last month) built into Timeline Pages. These new verbs replace the familiar "like" with additional words, like "want" or "own." Facebook tested the Open Graph apps with 60 brands last month, and now it's bragging about success. For example, the number of Facebook users visiting Pinterest daily increased by more than 60 percent, the fashion trend and style discovery app Pose has seen a fivefold increase in daily Web signups, and design shopping site and mobile app Fab.com has seen a 50 percent increase in Facebook traffic.
And Facebook is looking to get closer to advertisers through educational programs. FastTrack sets up brands and medium-sized businesses with ad reps consultations and best-practice resources, while Start to Success gives small business expert phone support and a $50 ad credit to experiment with. The programs are designed to help brands bridge the gap between traditional TV, print, display, and Internet advertising on the one hand, and Facebook ads on the other."Trying to translate search and display advertising techniques doesnt always work," writes TechCrunch's Josh Constine. "If their first experiments flop, they could get a sour impression of the social advertising channel as a whole."
Facebook is doing a full-court press to attract marketing spending prior to its May IPO. How's it working? Do you find Facebook to be an effective marketing channel? Let us know.
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ZF-3144: Cascading db operations do not work when 'refColumns' is not explicity set inside $_referenceMap.
class Files extends Zend_Db_Table
protected $_name = 'files';
protected $_rowClass = 'File';
protected $_referenceMap = array(
'Email' => array(
'columns' => 'emailId',
'refTableClass' => 'Emails',
// Without next row CASCADE doesn't work despite id is PK, and should be retrieved automaticaly
// Manual says that if refColumns is not set it will be be discovered from table schema as PK
'refColumns' => 'id',
'onDelete' => self::CASCADE,
Btw I noticed, that without 'refColumns' set to 'id' CASCADE query looks like "DELETE FROM files WHERE phoneId = 0" - this is just wrong.
Please evaluate and categorize as necessary.
Reassigning to Ralph since he's the new maintainer of Zend_Db
Will evaluate within 2 weeks
Is this forgotten issue?
can you describe the 2 tables and/or produce a small script (you can use sqlite ::memory:: to accomplish this) that will demonstrate the problem?
Ralph, here you go:
CREATE TABLE `products` (
`id` tinyint(4) NOT NULL auto_increment,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
CREATE TABLE `files` (
`id` tinyint(4) NOT NULL auto_increment,
`productId` tinyint(4) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
INSERT INTO products values (1),(2);
INSERT INTO files values (7,2),(8,2);
class Default_Model_DbTable_Files extends Zend_Db_Table
protected $_name = 'files';
protected $_referenceMap = array(
'Product' => array(
'columns' => 'productId',
'refTableClass' => 'Default_Model_DbTable_Products',
// 'refColumns' => 'id',
'onDelete' => self::CASCADE,
class Default_Model_DbTable_Products extends Zend_Db_Table
protected $_name = 'products';
protected $_dependentTables = array('Default_Model_DbTable_Files');
$productsTable = new Default_Model_DbTable_Products;
/trunk/lib/Zend/Db/Table/Abstract.php:1085 'Undefined index: refColumns'
DELETE FROM `files` WHERE (`productId` = 0)
DELETE FROM `products` WHERE (`products`.`id` = 2)
Uncommenting // 'refColumns' => 'id', fixes problem.
Is the suggestion here to throw an exception when refColumns is not present? Seems that should be the behavior because if you don't explicitly say what the reference column is, Zend_Db_Table shouldn't make an assumption about what it's related to (it could technically be another column, not the PK).
I quit using ZF almost 2 years ago. Please decide on your own.
According to official documentation, if refColumns is not present, pk will be used. http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…
This issue was fixed somewhere along the way.
Implemented Piotr's reproduction code as a unit test (patch attached). The result is still the same as he found:
2) Zend_Db_Table_Pdo_SqliteTest::testCascadingOperationReferenceColumnFallsBackToPrimaryKeyWhenNotSpecified
Undefined index: refColumns
Ralph has said that refColumns should be explicitly specified, and the current implementation doesn't try to "autodiscover" the reference columns. However, the ZF manual says the opposite. Should we change the implementation or the manual?
As this issue has been around since at least 1.5.1, anyone using cascading operations would already have specified their reference columns, so I would vote for updating the manual page to note that specifying 'refColumns' is required for cascade operations to work. I would also change the implementation to throw an exception if 'refColumns' is not specified.
After discussion with [~ralph] on IRC, it was decided that the manual should be updated to display a note saying that as of 1.11.11 the refColumns key is required, and an exception should be thrown if it is not present. Attached is a patch implementing these changes.
Reflecting on this, is throwing an exception the best course of action? With pre-1.12, any applications that use referenceMap without refColumns emit a notice and the cascade fails (see here above), but after this patch is applied it will throw an exception that will halt the entire application unless it's caught Would it be better to silently ignore the referenceMap entry if it doesn't have a refColumns key?
Updated manual to better reflect reality in svn r24820. Do not through an exception as this will cause a B/C break for no real benefit at this stage in ZF1's lifecycle.


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HANOVER, N.H. (2/1/14) – Senior Sean Bonar matched his career-high with 43 saves as the Princeton men's hockey team lost a 5-3 game at Dartmouth on Saturday, Feb. 1.
The Tigers beat Dartmouth twice in overtime during the regular season, but couldn't go for the perfect sweep after trailing 4-0. Princeton made it game scoring three straight goals in the second period with three different goal scorers, but the Big Green added a tally in the third for the 5-3 final.
Senior defender Alec Rush scored his third goal of the weekend, ripping a shot from the right point to put Princeton on the board at 6:57 of the second. Sophomore Jonathan Liau and senior Andrew Ammon earned the assists. Rush had an initial shot from the same location that rebounded to the corner. Ammon battled for the puck and sent it up the ice to Liau who sent a cross-ice pass to Rush for the goal. Rush entered the weekend with four career goals.
The Tigers added two goals in 1:16 to make it a one-goal game.
Junior Tyler Maugeri went end-to-end after stripping a Dartmouth player of the puck along the boards and skating up the right flank, sweeping into the slot and nailing a goal past James Krueger at 14:12.
Andrew Calof scored his first goal in 10 games, lifting a shot from inside the left circle on a knee. Ryan Siiro got a puck that Mike Ambrosia banked off a Dartmouth's players skate at the top of the circle and pushed it over to Calof for the score at 15:28.
Jesse Beamish tallied his second of the night on Dartmouth's third power-play goal of the game at 9:06 of the third period on an unfortunate turn of events. Beamish's shot from just inside the blue line was stopped by the right pad of Bonar, but trickled under it and slowly over the goal line.
Grant Opperman started the scoring at 5:57 as Dartmouth converted on its first power-play opportunity. Opperman picked up a Ryan Bullock rebound and was able to slip it between the right post and shoulder Bonar.
Bonar made a highlight reel save at 12:03 on a shot by Brad Schierhorn.
The Big Green expanded the lead with two goals in three minutes. Bullock scored himself at 13:58 when he and Brandon McNally had a 1-2 play in the slot and Beamish scored on a scrum at 16:45.
Dartmouth converted on the power play again, this time 45 seconds into the second period. McNally was on the doorstep to tip in a shot from the left point by Neiley.
Krueger made 17 saves in goal for Dartmouth as the Big Green outshot the Tigers 48-20.
Princeton returns home to Hobey Baker Rink hosting St. Lawrence and Clarkson next weekend, Feb. 7 & 8.


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The Los Angeles Lakers forward was rumored to be dating Eva Longoria, ABC's Desperate Housewives star and former Basketball wife to Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs. Matt Barnes, previously of the Orlando Magic, recently split from Basketball Wives star Gloria Govan.
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The Coasters record "Yakety Yak," which is highlighted by King Curtis's honking sax solo. It hits #1 on both the pop and R&B charts, and King Curtis becomes a mainstay of Atlantic Records' soul and R&B sound.
"Soul Twist," an instrumental by King Curtis, enters the charts, subsequently reaching #1 R&B and #17 pop. The song merits a mention by Sam Cooke later that same year in his hit "Havin' a Party."
1965: Jimi Hendrix goes to New York with Little Richard's band and takes a room at the Theresa Hotel. Over the next several months, he will play with Little Richard, King Curtis, Joey Dee and the Starlighters and the Isley Brothers. He also takes a job with a club band called Curtis Knight and the Squires.
Aretha Franklin's recording of "Bridge Over Troubled Water," which includes King Curtis on sax, tops the R&B singles chart.
King Curtis is stabbed to death outside his apartment on New York's Upper West Side.
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Douglas Mangan, MD, is an orthopedic surgeon at Banner Estrella Medical Center. He specializes in sports medicine.
Question: I have been a regular runner for 12 years. Recently I twisted my ankle helping a friend move but it was very minor. Can I continue my regular routine or should I take time off from exercising?
Answer: When athletes such as you get hurt, either on the field or off, there is the question of should I "play in pain" or do I take time off to recover? The answer may lie somewhere in between. For years, traditional medical teaching frequently involved prolonged rest and immobilization to treat sports-related injuries. However, with recent advances in the field of sports medicine, the paradigm may be shifting.
Among the greatest challenges to the sports medicine physician is determining the quickest way to return patients to exercise safely. While previous treatment frequently entailed weeks of casting for a severe ankle sprain, more current thinking focuses treatment on swelling control and early exercise.
Recent research has shown that soft tissues, such as muscles, heal in response to stress. Early exercise after an incident may decrease swelling, decrease stiffness and minimize muscle atrophy and weakness. Additionally, early rehabilitation may help speed the recovery of proprioception, the body's ability to know its position in space, which is often disrupted following an injury. The psychological benefits of returning to exercise can be substantial as well.
Of course, all injuries are not amenable to early exercise. Fractures and other severe injuries may require a period of casting or immobilization, with rehabilitation through a physician to follow.
It is mostly minor injuries, which frequently develop as a result of repetitive overuse, that may benefit from early exercise. Recent research has suggested that small, repeated stretching of tendons may produce molecules that heal inflammation. This suggests moderate exercise may actually expedite healing.
While it is not possible to make universal recommendations, certain treatment strategies can be beneficial in recovering from minor injuries. Ice and anti-inflammatory medications can help decrease swelling and inflammation. Gentle exercise within a range of comfort can be beneficial. This may entail decreasing the frequency, duration or intensity of exercise to a level that does not aggravate the condition, or cross training with a different sport or exercise entirely until symptoms subside. Overall, activity that causes symptoms to worsen may be a sign of doing too much, too soon.
As long as symptoms are improving, evolving sports medicine recommendations would say "walk it off", and be as active as your body is willing to let you be.


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William Layton Roaf (twitter: @Willie_Roaf)
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 320 lbs.
Born: April 18, 1970 in Pine Bluff, AR
High School: Pine Bluff
College: Louisiana Tech (school history) (Roaf college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 1st round (8th overall) of the 1993 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 107 (74th overall since 1950)
11-time Pro Bowler & 3-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Inducted into Hall of Fame in 2012, finalist in 2011
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