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The Park City Chamber/Bureau later this year will send a representative to a tourism trade show in China, in what will be another bid to position Park City in the global skiing market.
The Chamber/Bureau is participating in a show in Shanghai in November. It is traveling as part of a delegation of state tourism officials.
The international sales manager for the Chamber/Bureau, Annie Hemmisch, will represent the organization.
The trip is part of the Chamber/Bureau's expanding efforts to reach a wider group of international markets. Travelers from abroad have traditionally arrived for skiing from Western Europe and some South American countries.
"It's new for us, but it is attractive from what we've been studying," said Bill Malone, the president and CEO of the Chamber/Bureau.
The Chamber/Bureau has not traveled to China before, but it helped fund a visit there by Mayor Dana Williams earlier in 2012. Part of the mayor's trip was spent promoting tourism.
There is interest in making further inroads in the world's most populous country as skiing grows in popularity and Chinese venture abroad more frequently.
Malone said upward of 1 million people from China visit the U.S. annually. They were first interested in the nation's metropolises and are now traveling to smaller, more luxurious resort destinations, he said.
They want "bragging rights about where they've been," he said.
Malone said the mountain resort of Whistler, British Columbia, has notably tapped the Chinese tourism market.
The Chamber/Bureau in the 2011-2012 ski season did not sell any lift-ticket packages to Chinese tour operators, a sign that there were likely few skiers or snowboarders in Park City during the most recent ski season.
The community has had an interest in China at various levels through much of its history, starting with the Chinese immigrants who came to Park City during the silver mining heyday of a century ago. In recent years, a student exchange program has existed.
The Chamber/Bureau trip to China will follow a spring visit there by the mayor. He made stops in the capital of Beijing and Shanghai for tourism promotion purposes. Williams said afterward he met with a travel firm that organizes trips to the American West. He brought with him what was then a rough draft of a three-page promotional piece written in Mandarin Chinese. The Chamber/Bureau had created the draft.
Williams acknowledged upon his return that "there's not a big ski industry in China."
The Chamber/Bureau this fall, meanwhile, will also send Hemmisch to Moscow on a tourism mission. Russia is another new market for the Chamber/Bureau.
Skiing in Russia is well established, and it will host the 2014 Winter Olympics in the city of Sochi along the Black Sea. It will be the first Winter Olympics staged in Russia.
Malone said the Chamber/Bureau in the 2011-2012 ski season sold a small number of lift-ticket packages to tour operators from Russia and arranged familiarization tours for Russian operators.
Park City in the years since the 2002 Winter Olympics, when approximately half of the events were held locally, has boosted its brand internationally.
The five countries with the most visitors traveling to Park City during the 2011-2012 ski season were, according to the Chamber/Bureau:
1. Australia
2. Brazil
3. United Kingdom
4. Mexico
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Will Allen's five-year tenure with the Miami Dolphins will likely come to an end next month when NFL teams are allowed to release veterans.
According to a source, the Dolphins intend to release the veteran cornerback, who missed all of 2010 when the team prematurely placed him on injured reserve following a knee scope he underwent in the exhibition season.
The Dolphins made the roster move because they needed to create roster space for four inexperienced linemen that were claimed off the waiver wire, most of which barely spent a month on the team's 53-man roster.
Allen is due $5.5 million in 2011, which was the final year of the extension he signed in 2009. The only players on the Dolphins roster due more in base salary are receiver Brandon Marshall, who is slated to make $6.5 million, and Pro Bowl left tackle Jake Long, who is expected to make nearly $11 million.
Allen, who started 54 straight games for the Dolphins, missed all but six games in 2009 after tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during a 46-34 loss to the Saints.
The 10-year veteran, who has started all but one of the 125 games he's played in the NFL, experienced complications during training camp, stressing the knee participating in the team's two-a-day practice sessions nine months after his surgical procedure, and was shut down.
Allen, who was paid $5.2 million last season, sought his release from the Dolphins last season with the intentions of playing for another team in 2010, but was denied.
The Dolphins plan to continue investing in Vontae Davis, Sean Smith and Nolan Carroll as the team's boundary cornerbacks, and Benny Sapp will likely return in 2011 as the team's nickel, which is the spot Allen was expected to play last season.
Allen, 32, plans to continue playing and this former Syracuse standout intends to find a team that will give him an opportunity to compete for a starting spot.


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A Promise for Miriam, the first book in a brand-new romantic series from popular author Vannetta Chapman, introduces the Amish community of Pebble Creek and some of the kind, caring people there. As they face challenges to their community from the English world, they come together to reach out to their non-Amish neighbors while still preserving their cherished Plain ways.
Amish schoolteacher Miriam King loves her students. At 26, most women her age are married with children of their own, but she hasn't yet met anyone who can convince her to give up the Plain school that sits along the banks of Pebble Creek. Then newcomer Gabriel Miller steps into her life, bringing his daughter, an air of mystery, and challenges Miriam has never faced before.
Will Gabe be able to let go of the past that haunts him? He thinks he just wants to be left alone, but the loving and warm community he and his daughter have moved to has other plans for him. After a near tragedy is averted, he hesitantly returns offers of help and friendship, and he discovers he can make a difference to the people of Pebble Creek and maybe find love again.
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DonnasBookshelfTennesseeAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5I think youll love this series as much as I do and much as others do!September 16, 2014DonnasBookshelfTennesseeAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Ouch!
From the first page, I knew I would find sadness, yet an enduring strength in the pages of A Promise For Miriam!
and the moment Grace was introduced, it was clear that there would be difficult times ahead, to say the least. But I was compelled to keep reading.
Miriam, bless her heart, snagged my attention right from the beginning a helpful, caring teacher, who wasnt looking for more than she had, but I knew she deserved much more and hoped she would find it.
Its difficult to review a story without revealing too much, so the reader will want to pick up the book and read it through to the end. So how do I find the words to tell you how much Im enjoying this series?
Well, its easy to want to read the whole series when each story is so interesting, so entertaining, seemingly written to hold my attention and make me feel as if Im in the room with the families.
When a committee is chosen to meet with the Englischers in town, I felt as if I were part of the group and I was getting riled that some snobbish rich man was doing things to make the Amish people look and feel ridiculous.
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LizD1ALGender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A Promise for MiriamSeptember 8, 2014LizD1ALGender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5A Promise for Miriam ( The Pebble Creek Amish #1 )
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I have read several of Vannetta Chapman's book and I have loved all of them. She knows how to grab your attention and hold you till you finish. A Promise for Miriam is the first book in The Pebble Creek romance series. I did not have any problem following the story or the characters. Miriam King is an Amish school teacher and is contented with her life and her students. Miriam is twenty-six and she has not met any man that she would love enough to give up her teaching in Pebble Creek, Wisconsin . She loves her students. Gabriel Miller has lost his wife. He and his daughter, Grace, moves to Pebble Creek, he wants to be left alone. Gabriel carries Grace to school and meets her new teacher , Miriam. Grace has a problem, she does not talk. miriam wants to help her and don't know where to start. After a tragedy with Grace, Gabriel has no choice but to ask for help from his neighbors. I loved this story and meeting all of Pebble Creek. I found myself laughing at times and then other times I felt like crying. I can't wait to read the next book in the series.
I was given a copy of this book by the author for my honest review , and I have given it.
MagisterMichiganAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Love in Pebble CreekMay 27, 2014MagisterMichiganAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I loved meeting the community of Pebble Creek, Wisconsin. Vannetta Chapman has a knack for drawing such realistic characters - I always feel they are friends I've known for a long time. In this book you'll meet school-teacher Miriam as she welcomes a new student, young Grace Miller. She and her father, Gabe, have moved to the area to start fresh after the death of Grace's mother. Both Millers are crippled by their grief: Grace is literally mute, but Gabe also struggles to express his feelings, and instead, throws himself into rehabbing a run-down farm. He wants to keep to keep his emotional distance from the friendly folks of Pebble Creek, but an emergency shows him his need of friends. I love how each of the characters in this novel develop...they each face their flaws and grow in faith.
The humor and candor on each page weaves these folks right into your heart. I guarantee once you finish this book, you'll be reading the rest of this series and looking for more glimpses of Gabe and Miriam.
Britt98Grand Prairie, TXAge: 35-44Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Such a Wonderful Story!May 22, 2014Britt98Grand Prairie, TXAge: 35-44Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5I loved this book. The characters of Miriam and Gabe are just so personable. Miriam is a loving and smart teacher, able to discern the best ways to help her students learn.
Gabe and his daughter move into the community bearing a tragic past. They both still struggle over the loss of Gabe's wife, the mother of Gracie.
Gabe wants to be left alone, not pitied. He refuses help for so long! Miriam wants to connect and help his daughter with a rather big issue she is having.
The attraction grows between the two characters and the way the author brings the two together at the end of the book is truly wonderful!
This is a great book and the first in a series of three stories.
SunnieUSAAge: 55-65Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5A Heartwarming Story!April 5, 2014SunnieUSAAge: 55-65Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5This book was such a good read! I was the lucky winner of this excellent book and hope that you will take the time to read this also. You can find Vannetta's link here.
Vannetta has written many Amish fiction books and her latest is Murder, Simply Brewed. This is from her Amish Village Mystery series.
Published in 2012, A Promise for Miriam is about a 26 year-old Amish woman, a teacher in the Amish community school. She loves teaching and those that she teaches. This heartwarming story is about Gabriel Miller who moves to Cashton, Wisconsin from his former home in Indiana. He finds himself in a much more conservative order than what he is accustomed to, yet a warm, friendly and helpful community.
Gabe is a widower with an eight year-old daughter, who has not spoken since the death of her mother. He and his daughter, Grace, meet the school teacher, Miriam where Grace begins to attend school. Gabe is somewhat taken aback when Miriam tries to encourage Grace to try to speak again. He feels this might be too difficult and informs Miriam of this fact causing some friction between them.
Because of the frightening incidents that occur, Gabe softens both towards Miriam and to the new community he has come to love and depend upon.
This book shares the importance of healing, friendship, community spirit, and love towards your fellow man. As their little community becomes involved in situations, both important to the Englisch and the Amish, Gabe plays an important role in matters of a civic nature. It is good to read how, even though there are differences in the Amish and Englisch, teamwork and community efforts can work out for all involved.
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State Rep. Brian King, a Democrat from Salt Lake City, says Ivory's campaign is more about ideology than expanding the state economy.
King and most Democrats agree with their Republican colleagues that more federal land should come under state control, but they see the solution in working cooperatively with the federal government to transfer land on a case-by-case basis. "I'm concerned this approach that all federal lands ought to be turned over to the state is cutting with an ax when we should use a scalpel," King says. "If you want to go mano-a-mano in court with the federal government, I think we all know who's going to lose."
Worse, King notes, the land raiders spout extremist rhetoric that puts off tourists and relocating businesses. "There's a ton of money that comes into the state in a way that preserves the land, creates jobs and makes Utah look good in the eyes of the rest of the world. What you say and the way you say it has consequences. They can't later distance themselves from the crazy talk."
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In usual government-speak, Matheson says Herbert is "excited" about the opportunity the outdoor industry's threat has brought him. "We can sit down with them and work together and make sure we are all better informed about one another's viewpoints," Matheson says. "The governor is not a top-down guy."
Metcalf fears Matheson's efforts will just be more of the lip service that Herbert is known for among environmentalists. "I see him increasingly as an architect of policies that are truly negative," Metcalf says. "It isn't a matter of not getting it or not being evenhanded. [Herbert's policies] are beginning to be the negative towards our industry."
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A DeLand man stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend left a dead opossum on the woman's doorstep, investigating Volusia deputies said.
The dead marsupial is one of several calling cards Donald Scott Gustafson, 58, has left for his ex, deputies said.
Gustafson, a road and bridge division equipment operator for Volusia County, was arrested and charged with aggravated stalking, an arrest report and jail records show.
According to deputies, the ex-girlfriend, Willie Mae Lowe, 57, called deputies on Monday to report Gustafson has been stalking, threatening and harassing her.
Lowe said Gustafson has threatened her and told her that if he found her "he would take me out and whoever I was with out, even if it was five years down the road," a shaken Lowe told deputies, according to the report.
A nervous and scared Lowe told deputies that Gustafson kicked in her front door on April 2 and left a firearm on her couch. The dead animal was left on April 27 and on April 29, Lowe said, Gustafson inserted and broke toothpicks in her vehicle's lock, investigating deputies said.
On May 3, as Lowe left her workplace, she found a letter from Gustafson on her windshield. In the letter, Gustafson said he was the one who left the dead opossum on Lowe's doorstep and stuck toothpicks in her vehicle's lock, the report states.
Deputies went looking for Gustafson on Monday and as they handcuffed him, he spontaneously said the letter he left on the windshield was his admission of guilt and apology, the report said.
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MyReporter - Will sidewalks be installed near school?
Published: Sunday, July 28, 2013 at 8:11 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, July 28, 2013 at 8:11 p.m.
Q: Will there be sidewalks on Sloop Point Road and Country Club Road?
A: The N.C. Department of Transportation is currently pursuing funding for a proposed a 8- to 10-foot multi-use path for North Topsail Elementary School, said D. Chad Kimes, Division 3 operations engineer.
The proposed path will go from the school to the Kiwanis Park on Sloop Point Road, and continue on Country Club Road for approximately 500 feet, Kimes said.
"NCDOT is requesting funding from a program called Safe Routes to School, which is federally funded. We anticipate funding will be determined in the next few months," Kimes said.
– Ken Little
Q: Why doesn't the school-zone time on 132 synch up with Wrightsboro Elementary's actual start bell?
A: School zone times often change after signs and flashing lights are installed, said Jessi Booker, assistant traffic engineer with the N.C. Department of Transportation.
To tell the DOT about an incorrect sign, Booker said residents can call assistant traffic engineer George Eckart, who deals with signs and pavement markings, as well as school zone requests, at 341-2000.
– Pressley Baird
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Men's Track & Field Wins 22nd Consecutive HYP Meet
PRINCETON, N.J. (2/9/13) - The Princeton men's track & field team extended it's HYP win streak to 22 straight as the Tigers defeated Harvard and Yale at Jadwin Gym on Saturday, Feb. 9.
The Tigers scored 88 points, while Harvard was second with 59, followed by Yale with 23.
Through the first seven events Harvard was in the lead. After the triple jump, high jump and 3,000 were scored Princeton took the lead and would hold it through the next six events.
Princeton claimed nine out of a possible 11 points in both the triple and high jumps. Junior Damon McLean won the triple jump with a PR of 15.57, recorded on his second attempt. Sophomore Nana Owusu-Nyanteky was the runner-up with a PR of 15.50 and freshman Jake Scinto fourth at 13.74. Junior Omar Jarrett was the winner in the high jump, clearing 2.04. Sophomore Stephen Soerens finished in second with a jump of 1.99 and senior Richard Sheldon was fourth at 1.94.
Princeton went 1-2 in the 3,0000. Junior Jonathan Vitez ran a PR of 8:10.01 to win the event while sophomore Sam Pons posted a time of 8:12.16.
Junior Tom Hopkins won the long jump and 400. In the long jump, Hopkins reached 7.25 on his second attempt and had another jump of 7.20 to surpass the best jump by the second-place finisher from Harvard. McLean was third at 7.17 to give Princeton seven points in the event. Hopkins then claimed the win on the track, as the only sprinter to run the 400 in under 50 seconds at 48.95.
Princeton got eight out of a possible 11 in the 1,000. Junior Michael Williams ran 2:28.83 for the win. Senior Nathan Mathabane and freshman Jamie Fehrnstrom were third and fourth at 2:31.73 and 2:33.94, respectively.
The Tigers went 1-2-4 in the 60-meter hurdles. Freshman Gregory Caldwell clocked 8.10 for the win, while Sheldon hit 8.17 for second place and sophomore Rob Mohr was fourth at 8.24. Mohr had a PR in the prelims at 7.91. In the 60, freshman Dre Nelson picked up the win sprinting to 6.84 while classmate John Hill was third at 6.88.
The Tigers claimed first and third in both the 500 and 800. Sophomore Bradley Paternostro won the 500 at 1:05.90 with junior Tom Scott third at 1:06.85. Senior Russell Dinkins placed first in the 800 at 1:53.42 with freshman Brian Poirier third at 1:56.59.
Eight points came from the 200 where sophomore Daniel McCord claimed the win at 22.13. Senior Sebastian Steffen was second at 22.82.
Other point scorers included Scott Rushton in the shot put and Bryan Oslin and David Coneway in the pole vault.
Princeton capped the meet by winning the 4x400 and 4x800 relays. McCord, Scott, Hopkins and freshman Travis McHugh beat out Harvard by five seconds at 3:18.89. The 4x8 of senior Michael Palmisano, freshman David Pugliese, Mathabane and Dinkins beat Yale in a dual by more than 22 seconds.
Princeton hosts the Princeton Invitational next Saturday, Feb. 16, in the final meet before Heps.


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NAVIGON questions and answers
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Through your software registration or by the purchase of any product from our website you will be required to create a MyNAVIGON account. Therefore it is good to know how to use the functions of NAVIGON Fresh. This personal data input provides you with many advantages. You can see your costumer's personal data, address and contact data through your registration (e.g., the activation code for your product).This entry was last updated on: Thursday, September 4, 2014 1:51 PM
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Disease Proof
Obesity Risk: Family Lifestyle Equal to Genes
New research in the American Journal of Sociology claims to be the first study to illustrate that the link between parents and children's bodyweight is social as well as genetic. Scientists determined parents' weight did contribute to a child's likelihood of becoming obese, but lifestyle choices, like physical activity and meals, also played an important role, specifically in teens; Reuters investigates.
Actually, I think Dr. Fuhrman beat these guys to the punch. "Setting an example supported by both parents is the most important and most effective way for your children to develop a healthy attitude toward food," he explains. Not mention, a previous report shows when families reconnect at mealtime, children become more likely to eating healthy as adults and less likely to pick up bad habits.
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Using Google Maps, I can't see any connections between Crete and Africa. In fact, I can't find any connections from Greece at all. Why is this?
There are currenty (February 2013) no ferries connecting Egypt with any country on the European mainland, but you may be able to get from Malta to Libya. If confirmed, this means you can travel Greece – Italy – Malta – Libya, but the information on the Malta – Libya link appears unclear. Edit: However, one can get to Tunisia or countries further west, see MarcelC's answer.
This is likely because of the political situation. See, for example, the Egypt page on Seat61:
This was a service linking Italy with Egypt. You're asking Greece to Africa in general. From Greece, Egypt would make the most sense. Another possibility would be Libya:
There appears to exist a cargo ferry connecting Malta and Libya that takes passengers: have a look at Mediterraneas Maritime Solutions Ltd. (MMSL): The service operates from Valletta Cruise Port Terminal (next to Valletta Waterfront) to Misurata Port, Libya. I am not sure if this service actually exists, as the website states The service will be operating... even if they should have started in 2011. However, this Maltese page from June 2012 states that Passengers now have a choice of two companies to cross over to the mainland1, and this article from the Times of Malta states that the ferry really exists. In any case, Malta has a ferry connection from Italy, and there are ferries from Greece to Italy.
1From context, I think they mean two companies connection to mainland Europe, including one continuing to Africa
Edit: of course, one can get to other African countries further west: see MarcelC's answer
At this time (February 2013) there is no direct ferry from Greece to Africa. The reason is that there is no demand for such a service. There are plenty of ferry connections between Europe and Northern Africa. For instance, Marseille has convenient connections with Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. There is a big community with immigrants from these countries in France. And there is trade going on between these countries. Hence there is a demand for such a service. In Spain and Italy you also have such communities, albeit smaller than in France. Spain is geographically close to Morocco and Algeria, and well connected to the North of Europe.
But is there a big demand for a service between Greece and Egypt? Is there a big enough Greek community in Egypt, or a big enough community of Egyptians in Greece? I don't think so. Moreover, the road connections from Northern Europe to Greece are not so good. A ferry from Venice to Egypt, as there has been one (see @gerrit's post), makes more sense. It can capture the demand from the more Northern part in Europe. Venice is well connected to the European road network. Nevertheless, as the situation in Egypt is rather precarious, the demand for such a ferry connection to Egypt is pretty weak.
This being said, it is possible to travel by boat and train from Greece to Morocco or Tunisia via Italy. No need to travel via Malta! There is a company which is running ferries from Civitavecchia to Tunis, Salerno to Tunis and Livorno to Tanger. There is another company operating a ferry between Genova and Tunis.
If you are interested in Tunisia, travel by ferry from Greece to Brindisi or Bari. Take a train to Salerno or Civitavecchia and then the ferry to Tunisia.
If you plan to travel via Genova, you can take a ferry from Greece to Venice and then continue from there by train.
If you are interested in Morocco, you can also travel from Greece to Venice, and then by train from Venice to Livorno.


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Kid-friendly Next 96: Goofs, Scouts and the Undead
Last week, the Main Library showed Marmaduke for their Friday afternoon kids movie series, and this week it's a bit of nostalgia from the 90s-A Goofy Movie. The Boy Scouts will be at the South Towne Mall to celebrate 100 years, and Lagoon's Frightmares opens this weekend, too. So, start your weekend with Max's trip to see the PowerLine Concert, and end it with zombies... Read More


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Rated 5 out of 5 by JL Great Buy! This candle smells amazing. Just as good as the more expensive candles. I wish the size was a little larger but overall a great buy. December 27, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fabulous Refreshing!!! Lights up the whole house! This candle is high quality, and smells the same as the expensive candles that sell for 3X's the amount in high-end dept. stores and boutiques... The scent is very strong, and last through the life of the candle. My only wish was that the candle was larger. October 11, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Steve2 I sent the candle to others and they loved it. The candles are OUTSTANDING. tHEY SMELL EXACTLY LIKE GARDENIAS. April 24, 2013
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2013 - Community Classic Bike Tour
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2013 Community Classic Bike Tour is May 19
Start your season riding one of the most beautiful courses in Northern Colorado. The 2013 Community Classic Bike Tour will be Sunday, May 19.
The CCBT features four beautiful routes to choose from: 62-,
37-, 30- and 10-mile routes. Each option comes with on-route bike support, aid stations every 10-miles, ride T-shirt and full breakfast, featuring our famous cinnamon pancakes at the finish!
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Reigning Champ Men's Squash Continues Ivy Push With 6-3 Win At No. 4 Yale
Vivek Dinodia and Michael LeBlanc were in high school when Princeton made its dramatic run to the 2012 Ivy League and national team championships. David Hoffman was on the sideline, watching his varsity teammates win one dramatic match after another.
On Saturday, those three played a critical role in continuing the 2012-13 Tigers' push towards both titles. All three won their individual matches in a 6-3 road win at No. 4 Yale.
Princeton moved to 8-0 overall, 4-0 in the Ivy League, with the victory at the Brady Squash Center. The Tigers would love nothing more than another unbeaten weekend at Brady, which will serve as host of the CSA national team championships in three weeks.
But the Ivy League title is the more immediate goal, and Princeton will continue its push towards a second straight league crown on Super Sunday when it takes on Brown at 2:30 pm.
Princeton led 2-1 after the opening shift, which included the win for LeBlanc at No. 9 and a victory for sophomore Tyler Osborne at No. 3. LeBlanc had to go extra points in both his two final games, but closed it out with 13-11 and 12-10 wins. Osborne won three tight games, including a 13-11 win in the middle.
Yale evened the match at 3-3 in the second shift, though Princeton got a crucial win from Dinodia at No. 8 to keep the match all square heading into the final shift. After splitting the first two games, Dinodia took control in the third with an 11-4 win and fought through the fourth for an 11-9 victory.
No. 1 player Todd Harrity took care of business at No. 1, but both Hoffman and junior Dylan Ward (No. 4) were pushed to a fifth game after both held 2-0 leads. As has been the case all season, Princeton players dug deep and won the critical points; both Hoffman and Ward earned wins, with Hoffman's providing the decisive fifth victory.
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3) Tyler Osborne (P) d. Richard Dodd 8,11,8
4) Dylan Ward (P) d. Sam Fenwick 8,6,(7),(9),5
5) Neil Martin (Y) d. Steve Harrington 3,8,8
6) Zachary Leman (Y) d. Taylor Tutrone 10,9,8
7) David Hoffman (P) d. Charlie Wyatt 8,6,(7),(8),5
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Stats gettin it in on offense
DID stat just post up?omg
Wow. Never seen STAT get a hook shot before
Lin for **** sake....TAKE CARE OF THE BASKETBALL...
The Heat are looking like a track team right now.
I like Lin but damn ..you need to sit down
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If your computer is infected with a virus, you'll want to remove it as quickly as possible. A fast way to check for viruses is to use an online scanner, such as the Microsoft Safety Scanner. The scanner is a free online service that helps you identify and remove viruses, clean up your hard disk, and generally improve your computer's performance.
If you're not sure whether your computer has a virus, see How can I tell if my computer has a virus?
to check for some telltale signs. To try a different online scanner, follow the links to other companies that provide them on the Windows Security software providers webpage.
If you can reach a website using your web browser, run an online scan.
Go to the Microsoft Safety Scanner
webpage to download the scanner.
Click Download Now, and then follow the instructions on the screen.
If you can't get to the Microsoft Safety Scanner online, try restarting your computer in safe mode with networking enabled.
Restart your computer.
When you see the computer manufacturer's logo, repeatedly press the F8 key until the Advanced Boot Options screen appears.
On the Advanced Boot Options screen, use the arrow keys to highlight Safe Mode with Networking, and then press Enter.
Log on to your computer with a user account that has administrator rights.
Follow the steps above to run the Microsoft Safety Scanner.
For more information about different startup modes, see Start your computer in safe mode.
If you still can't access the Internet after restarting in safe mode, try resetting your Internet Explorer proxy settings. The following steps reset the proxy settings in the Windows registry so that you can access the Internet again.
In Windows XP, click Start, and then click Run.
Copy and paste or type the following text in the Open box in the Run dialog box:
reg add "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" /v ProxyEnable /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f
Click OK.
Copy and paste or type the following text in the Open box in the Run dialog box:
reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" /v ProxyServer /f
Restart Internet Explorer and then follow the steps listed previously to run the scanner.
Sometimes a virus must be removed manually. This can become a technical process that you should only undertake if you have experience with the Windows registry and know how to view and delete system and program files in Windows.
First, identify the virus by name by running your antivirus program. If you don't have an antivirus program or if your program doesn't detect the virus, you might still be able to identify it by looking for clues about how it behaves. Write down the words in any messages it displays or, if you received the virus in email, write down the subject line or name of the file attached to the message. Then search an antivirus vendor's website for references to what you wrote down to try to find the name of the virus and instructions for how to remove it.
After the virus is removed, you might need to reinstall some software or restore lost information. Doing regular backups on your files can help you avoid data loss if your computer becomes infected again. If you haven't kept backups in the past, we recommend that you start now.
To learn how to help protect your computer against viruses in the future, see How can I help protect my computer from viruses?
This information applies to Windows Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Internet Explorer 8.
Here are a few things you can try to remove a computer virus:
Keep your antivirus program up to date. If you have already installed an antivirus program on your computer, it's important that you keep it up to date. Because new viruses are being written all the time, most antivirus programs are updated frequently. Check your antivirus program's documentation or visit their website to learn how to receive updates. Be aware that some viruses block common antivirus websites, making it so you cannot go to the website to download antivirus updates. If this happens, check with your antivirus vendor to see if they have a disc you can use to install the latest updates. It might be possible for you to create this disc on a computer that is not infected (for example, on a friend's computer).
Use an online scanner. If you don't have antivirus software installed, visit the Windows Vista Security Software Providers website for more information about security and virus prevention. Some of the partner sites offer free online scanners which will search your computer for the latest viruses. These scanners will not protect you from getting a virus, but they can help find and remove viruses your computer already has.
Download the Microsoft Safety Scanner.
Microsoft offers the Microsoft Safety Scanner. Visit the Microsoft Safety Scanner website for more information.
Stop a runaway virus. Viruses are often created specifically to take control of your computer and send copies of themselves from your computer to other computers. You can usually tell this is happening if your computer is performing slowly and accessing the network more frequently than normal. If this is happening, you should disconnect from the Internet and network (if you're on one). If you are connected to the Internet through a physical connection, disconnect the network or phone cable from your computer. If you're connected to the Internet through a wireless connection on a laptop, turn off the wireless adapter on the computer (either by turning off a switch or removing your wireless adapter card). Once your computer is disconnected from the Internet, run your antivirus software (from a disc or software on your computer) to remove the virus.
Manually remove viruses. Sometimes a virus must be removed manually. This is often a technical process and should only be attempted by computer users who have experience with the Windows registry and who know how to view and delete system and program files in Windows.
The first step is to identify the virus. Run your antivirus software to identify the name of the virus. If you don't have an antivirus program, or if your program does not detect the virus, you can still identify the virus by looking for clues about how it behaves. Write down the text in any messages displayed by the virus or, if you received the virus in e‑mail, write down the subject line or name of the file attached to the message. Search the antivirus vendor's website for references to those specific things you wrote down to try to find the name of the virus and instructions for how to remove it.
Ok, my virus is gone, now what? Once a virus is removed, you might have to reinstall some software, or restore lost information. Doing regular backups can go a long way toward easing the pain of a virus attack. If you haven't kept backups, start now. To learn how to help prevent future attacks, see How can I help protect my computer from viruses?
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Less than a month after being acquitted of murder charges in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman was reportedly stopped for speeding. Dash-cam footage shows the officer pulling him over in the town of Forney, Texas (about 25 miles from Dallas), according to TMZ.
Zimmerman -- who told the cop he had a gun in the glove compartment shortly after being pulled over -- stated he was headed 'nowhere in particular.' During the traffic stop, which occurred at 12:54 p.m. Sunday, Zimmerman also inquired if the officer recognized him from television.
'You didn't see my name?' asked Zimmerman, according to the Daily Mail. The officer answered, 'Wow, what a coincidence.'
After a routine check, the cop returned and told the Florida man, 'Just take it easy, go ahead and shut your glove compartment and don't play with your firearm, OK?'
Zimmerman was issued a warning.
In case you're keeping track -- this incident is the second time Zimmerman has made headlines since his trial concluded. On July 17, The Huffington Post reported that the neighborhood watchman came to the aid of a family trapped under an SUV on a Florida highway.
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Catch up on this story:
Juror B29 says Zimmerman 'got away with murder'
Group is raising money to buy Zimmerman a new gun
Justice for Trayvon' rallies gather in 100 cities
Zimmerman jurors bowled, went to movies while sequestered
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Immunization Requirement
Virginia law requires that all graduate and undergraduate students submit immunization documentation. A hold will be placed on your account and a late fee assessed if you do not submit your complete immunization records by the posted deadline.
As a student registered for classes at George Mason University, you must be fully compliant with Mason's and the Commonwealth of Virginia's immunization requirements. If you are lacking requisite immunizations, you must either provide proof of receiving all necessary vaccines, or take these vaccinations from Mason's Student Health Clinic, your health care provider, or the health department.
Students are strongly encouraged to meet these requirements at home and return the completed form as soon as possible. The forms can be faxed or mailed to the Immunization Office.


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Gibb Pool
The home of Cougar swimming was dedicated in honor of Douglas Gibb, who served on the WSU faculty from 1942 to 1980, as supervisor of the aquatics program and swimming coach.
Gibb Pool opened in 1970 and has been used as a teaching facility, a recreational pool and for competition. The pool was named after Gibb in 1980 when he retired.
The women's swimming team has utilized the facility since 1976. Prior to that, the men's team used the Bohler Pool while the women utilized the Smith Gym Pool.


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Coat, Service, French Air Service, Kiffin Rockwell, Lafayette Escadrille
The black uniform was designated for use by French engineering units. Often during the war, French aviators adopted uniforms of their former units or one of a style of their own choosing. The winged star collar insignia designated them as members of the air service.
This uniform was worn by Kiffin Rockwell while flying with the Lafayette Escadrille during World War I. Kiffin and his brother Paul went to France in August 1914 and joined the French Foreign Legion. Kiffin entered combat in the winter of 1915 and was severely wounded at Neuville-Saint-Vaast later that May. Following a lengthy convalescence, Kiffin obtained a transfer to the French Air Service and was one of the original members of the Escadrille Lafayette, a squadron of American pilots flying for France. Rockwell shot down his first of four German aircraft on May 18, 1916, in Alsace. On September 23, 1916, he was shot down over Verdun and buried at Luxiul. For his services to France, Rockwell was awarded the Medaille Miliataire and the Croix de Guerre with two palms.
Donated by Mr. Paul A. Rockwell
Physical Description:
Black wool French Air Service service coat; single breasted with 9 brass buttons down front; two front upper flap pockets with box pleats and two front lower flap pockets; flap collar with Aircraft crew badge on each collar tab (gold wire five point star with red embroidered and gold wire half wing).
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- France
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- Overall: Wool, brass, cotton
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'Honor Flight' movie shows sacrifices of World War II veterans
Published: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:32 a.m.
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THOMASVILLE | One of the most heartwarming documentaries about World War II veterans will be shown at Piedmont Crossing Retirement Community at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
"Honor Flight: One Last Mission" tells the story of four living World War II veterans and a Midwest community coming together to give them the trip of a lifetime to visit military memorials in Washington, D.C.
Thomasville High School JROTC will provide a brief ceremony prior to the movie. Admission is free. Reservations are encouraged and may be made by calling Blair White, director of marketing, at 474-3605.
The film features Orville Lemke, a former plumber and beloved father of nine, who fights to hold off terminal cancer so he can make the trip, and Julian Plaster, an 89-year-old poet who has survived almost all of his friends and family.
"Honor Flight" also chronicles the stories of veterans Joe Demler and Harvey Kurz. They raise money for and promote the Honor Flight program to help fly as many of their fellow veterans as possible. Demler, a soft-spoken retired postmaster, was famously pictured in Life magazine as "the Human Skeleton" upon his liberation from a German POW camp. Days from death, he weighed just 70 pounds. His comedic sidekick, Kurz, saw the iconic flag go up at the Battle of Iwo Jima, unbeknownst to the shoppers he bags groceries for at the local Pick n' Save.
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There are a variety of women's wear markets that occur during the year. The two that get the most attention are fall, which takes place in February, and spring, which takes place in September. Things kick off in New York, then move on to Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London, Milan and Paris. For this post, I will tell you about New York.
The extravagant runway shows can be a thrill, but in reality, they are entertainment for media hype and celebrity types. When you get to the showroom to work, you learn which pieces are being cut and what the true skirt lengths will be. Twelve inches. I don't think so.
We go to New York at least three times a year. We set appointments with designers and make a list of things that are a "must see." Appointments are with lines you carry, have carried in the past and new resources you want to check out. These are in the New York showrooms, at huge fashion trade shows such as Coterie at Jacob Javits and in hotel suites. Told you, we schlep.
Most of the industry is in the garment district, or "The Avenue" as Fashion Avenue (7th Avenue) is called. This is designated as being between Fifth Avenue and Ninth Avenue, from 34th to 42nd street. These days however, designers are splintered all over the city. We run across pot-holed streets, push down crowded sidewalks--building to building, block by block, elevator after elevator. Hailing cabs, grabbing take-out lunch - if one actually has lunch. Maybe that's why the models are so skinny? Sleet, rain, snow, 102 degrees and humid, power outages, bomb threats, Presidential city shut downs. You name it, we've been in it, looking for clothes.
In September we averaged 10 appointments a day for six days. You do the math. Downtown, uptown, midtown, crosstown. And, amazingly, in a city of 8 million people, when we are on The Avenue, we see people we know. I can't tell you how often we stop to chat with colleagues from other stores or with sales reps, as we all trudge through.
During the actual appointment you are shown the current collection, and, if it is in a multiple showroom, multiple collections. You work with the sales rep, sales director and sometimes even the designer. There may be another appointment going on at the same time. Or you may get rescheduled because a "major," like Bergdorf Goodman or Saks Fifth Avenue, decided to come in. Don't get me started about that.
Dress after dress, gown after gown. Beaded, feathered, tiered, ruched. Silk chiffon, silk shantung, silk taffeta, silk charmeuse, silk faille. As the models come in and out and garments are swung in your face, the options are rattled off. With or without a sleeve, with or without the belt, short or long, in 200 colors, in three different fabrics. When you change something, you X it on your order. Or, it comes exactly as sample, no substitutions (my favorite). You decipher the lingo, the slang, the acronyms of the business that refer to fabric type, garment detail, and pricing. At the same time, if permitted, you snap off photos to match up with your notes.These appointments last from minutes to hours. After which, you shlep some more.
The above goes on all day, everyday. There is evening wear, daytime dressing, sportswear, jewelry, handbags, and other accessories. You are constantly saying "It's not for us" or "What are the colors?" or being told "It's the best silk in the market," or "This is in the Neiman's catalog or on the cover of Vogue." By the end your head is spinning.
Following all this is when the chess game begins. You sort notes and figure what will make the best buy for the store. You think about particular customers. You think what will merchandise with what. You think about reorders. You think about budget. You get a headache thinking. Then, you order. You cross your fingers and pray that what you ordered comes in as ordered and on time.
Seems like a lot, but this is a very brief peek into what goes on during a buying trip. It's crazy, it's exhausting, it's exhilarating. It's not for the meek. I share this so that the next time you go shopping, you'll have a smidge of an idea of what went into bringing the dress in your hand, into the store. If it's a department store, it took a team. If it's a small boutique, hug the owner. They deserve it.
Cathy Ann Sauer is a buyer Nina Raynor in Delray Beach, Fla. and fashion contributor to Salt Lake magazine and our sister publication, Boca Raton magazine.


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Kevin Kamenetz, Baltimore County Executive
"Again and again, the impossible decision is solved when we see that the problem is only a tough decision waiting to be made." — Dr. Robert Schuller
These are very challenging economic times in Baltimore County, and we have to develop creative solutions to complex problems. We have an aging infrastructure. Some of our police and fire stations are more than fifty years old. Eighty percent of Baltimore County's schools are over 40 years old. When I took office, 52% of all of the schools in the County did not have air conditioning. In two years, we have reduced that number to 36%.
So how do we pay for replacement of public safety buildings and upgrade our schools with air conditioning and needed technology, while still holding the line on taxes?
We can sell three existing County parcels and generate enough cash to pay for the replacement buildings to be located at other County-owned sites, and with the leftover profit, even invest in school improvements for air conditioning and technology. And at the same time, when the parcels are sold, we will generate new property tax revenue for the County, and new jobs.
Think about this for a second. We have three run-down buildings that need to be replaced. The two police stations were built in 1953 and 1964. The fire station was built in 1958. The old government way was to borrow millions of taxpayer dollars to build replacement buildings on the same site. Our new creative way of doing things will allow us to sell the land, and in essence, construct the new buildings for free. Yes, that is F-R-E-E! And we will be able to re-allocate that money we were going to spend to use for other important infrastructure needs.
Innovative ideas like this allow us to avoid any increase in the tax rates. And by the way, this is now the 24th year in a row that we haven't raised the property tax rate, the 20th year in a row we haven't raised the income tax rate, while still retaining our exclusive Triple AAA credit rating.
The ability to air condition or upgrade technology at additional schools will depend upon the net revenue generated from each sale. For example, if the Towson Fire Station site at York and Bosley generates sufficient revenue, Baltimore County will use those funds to air condition Dumbarton Middle School. If the North Point Police Station site on Wise Avenue generates sufficient revenue, those funds will be used to air condition one or two elementary schools in the southeast area, and to provide technology upgrades to Holabird Middle School. Should the sale of the Randallstown police substation on Liberty Road generate sufficient revenue, any funds will be used to air condition or upgrade technology for a Randallstown area school.
As part of the continued strong working relationship between the County and its school system, the North Point Police precinct would be relocated to an under-capacity school. This would save the school system money by closing one school building and allow for more efficient utilization of existing space in another school. The current North Point police precinct was itself a product of consolidation in 1981, having previously been North Point Junior High. The building was constructed in 1953. The school system is evaluating as part of the proposed plan the relocation of Eastwood Elementary Magnet School to other schools in the area depending on the organizational model that is selected by the school system. Models under consideration by the school system would utilize Holabird Middle School and perhaps Norwood Elementary.
For any of these projects to move forward, each sale must generate a sales price that the County finds acceptable. If that does not happen, Baltimore County is prepared to reevaluate moving forward with the proposed project.
While the Towson Manor Park site is an option for the fire station, I have met with the surrounding community, and I remain hopeful that we will be able to locate an alternate site that will enable us to retain the open space in East Towson. Alternative sites must already be owned by the County, of sufficient acreage, and acceptable to the public safety standards of the Baltimore County Fire Department. I hope to have engineering analysis on additional sites in the next three to four weeks.
The police substation in Randallstown will be relocated to a newly renovated space in the County's Vehicle Operation and Management (VOM) facility that now occupies a former auto dealership on Liberty Road that was recently purchased by the County. As a result of the purchase of the VOM facility, the County will generate the profit from the sale of one building and terminate two existing leases of VOM facilities. The proceeds from the sale of the building will be directed to Randallstown-area schools. This could include air-conditioning or technology upgrades.
Once the SFP's are issued, the Solicitation for Proposal may be accessed on the County website at http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/budfin/purchasing/currentsolicitations.html .
I remain committed to providing the people of Baltimore County a government that is innovative, responsible, and efficient. I look forward to keeping you informed about that latest initiative.
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Disillusionment is common to most of us involved in the teaching profession. We all deal with it at one point or another. Here's the general path many of us take:
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Always up for trying new things, but a wimp in the water and inclined to be intimidated by playmates I don't know who weigh several times what I do, I had mixed feelings about swimming with the Pacific Bottlenose dolphins at the Nuevo Vallarta Dolphin Center – even if they are lovable, smart and the same species as Flipper.
And so would I. By the time you're in the pool with these magnificent creatures that can live to 45 or more, an audiotape has given an overview of their behaviors, their trainer has answered any questions, and you're wearing a life jacket freeing you to concentrate on interacting with them and not on staying afloat.
I was surprised at how many endearing and often humorous vocalizations they have, akin to beeps, clicks, chirps, purrs, murmurs, squeaks and even a baby's cry and the sound of someone giving a raspberry. The other thing that struck me is how much they seem to love being touched, especially having their silky-soft bellies rubbed. Perhaps they're not that different from cats and dogs and you and me in that department. And when you think about it, we're all mammals, so why should they be?
Once you have this genuine experience of interspecies communication at one of the world's few dolphin educational centers, it's impossible to look at our fellow creatures the same way again.


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We know Utah doesn't technically have beaches, but we have absolutely gorgeous lakes to spend sunny summer days. I went to Bear Lake this week, and felt inspired to talk about some beachy trends we can find here in Utah.
One of the greatest trends for this summer are the swimsuits from Persona Swimwear. Emily Senders designs unique, modest, and vintage swimsuits for any body type. It's so hard to find a great quality swimsuit that fits well, but like Senders says, "Stop feeling bad about your body! It's not your body, it's the swimsuit!" With a passion for designing great beachy pieces, Senders focuses on quality and comfort. Who says you can't feel good in a swimsuit? She says, "Yes, you can!"
The Paris swimsuit, Persona Swimwear, $137.
Apt.202 has a lot of great options as well. Sunscreens are not the only way to protect you from the sun. Hats and sunglasses are extremely important as well.
Glasses, $5 | Hat (also comes in white), $35 | BCBG jelly sandals, $49
And now some great news: Right now, shoes are 30% off at Apt. 202!
Check out this floral dress from Fresh. It's perfect to wear anytime of day, and you can also wear it over your swimsuit. With the options above and this dress, you'll be ready to rock the beach party.
Floral Dress, Fresh, $64
If you have trouble carring your water bottles when you go to the lake, when you travel, or when you're going for a picnic your problems are solved with this bag. You can fit up to nine bottles on it, and travel in peace without spilling your drinks all over. It comes in a lot of fun colors. Besides, it's a great gift.
Just a quick gift idea, since today is International Friendship Day: Fill some cool glass bottles with different kinds of juices or any drink that you like, and place them in the bag. Your friend will love the bag and the drinks.
Drink Carrier, Hip & Humble, $17
And here is just a picture of Bear Lake this week, just to get you inspired to go out and check our great beachy local findings.


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The 1.5" barnes BRASS is almost exactly the same length as the 7.62x39 BRASS. A 1.5x308 barnes is almost identical to the 7.62x39 in length. 1.5 is not the overall round length it is the length of the brass! it should fit into the AK mag quite nicely. 1.5x308 uses cutdown 308 win brass. 458x1.5 uses cut down Magnum brass (7mm mag, 300 win mag, 458 win mag ect).Quote:
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The fourth series of "As I See It" ads are the work of Sacha Waldman. Sacha was born in Milan, Italy, raised in South Africa and spent four years living in London. Now living in New York, he is established and internationally recognized with a camera and its digital extensions. Sacha's photos have been published in magazines including Vanity Fair, The New York Times Magazine, The Sunday Times Magazine (London), Vibe, GQ, Wired and Entertainment Weekly.See products in this color


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A senior exhibition in the Holt-Russell Gallery. Students work as preparers, curators and organizers of their senior exhibitions.
The Annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers concert highlights the talents of Baker's ensembles and choirs.
Choral members light candles preceding the Annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers concert.
The Wildcat Athletic Band performs at a home football game in Liston Stadium
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Clinton coverage highlights TV gender gap: Column
OPED USA Today: By Gina Glantz, Julie Burton, Debbie Walsh: Hillary makes history and who do you call to chew it over? If you're TV bookers, mostly men. More »
WMC News: Equal Pay Day, Forensic Evidence, Nude Selfies, Naming Online Harassment, WMC Live & more
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WMC Releases 10-Year Review of Oscar Nominations & Gender
Over the past decade, women account for just 19 percent of all non-acting Oscar nominations, according to a Women's Media Center analysis. From 2006 to 2015, women have received 327 nominations in behind-the-scenes roles that include producers, writers, directors, and cinematographers, compared to 1,387 men. More »
WMC 10-Year Emmy Study: Women Lacking in Writing, Directing, Producing, Editing Nominations
In the past decade, women have received only 22 percent of the Primetime Emmy nominations for writing, directing, producing, and editing, according to an investigation by the Women's Media Center. More »
Women's Media Center Announces Progressive Women's Voices Class of 2015!
The Women's Media Center today congratulates the 20 women accepted into its WMC Progressive Women's Voices class of 2015. More »
Announcing the WMC Speech Project at the Sixth Annual Women in the World Summit
New project on gendered online abuse is chaired by Ashley Judd. More »
The Oscars Gender Gap
The Women's Media Center released its 2015 review of the status of women as nominees for non-acting Academy Awards. More »
Women's Media Center Announces WMC Progressive Women's Voices Class of 2014
WMC announces it's Progressive Women's Voices class of 2014! More »
Number of Women Oscar Nominees Remains Low
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ZF-5206: Missing method getCurrentRouteName in API Doc
Nowhere in the docs is described, how to get the current route name used forthe controller-action request. It is not in the "Reference Guide" nor in the API Doc, but in the API Doc should every method listet. Please add the method getCurrentRouteName() to Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Interface and to all classes which extends this class.
getCurrentRouteName() is a method of Zend_Controller_Router_Rewrite -- which is the appropriate class for it to be in. Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Interface defines routes that are attached to the rewrite router, and getCurrentRouteName() is used to retrieve the name of the current route that the rewrite router matched.
The method is not part of the router interface as we do not envision that every router would necessarily allow attaching multiple route objects.
Hmm... The Framework uses internally Zend_Controller_Router_Rewrite ? Shouldn't this method not be mentioned then somewhere in the Reference Guide? I have searched such a function for about an hour to find out that the instance of Zend_Controller_Front => getRouter() has this information and I think a lot of other developer would also need this quite often.
Re-opening; should document the getCurrentRoute() and getCurrentRouteName() methods.
Updated in trunk with r13154; will release with 1.7.2.
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Maxwell last week unveiled what he's calling a partial tracklist for his upcoming Summers' album. Summers' comes as the long awaited second part of his promised trilogy of albums surrounding the theme of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Today we got a little preview of what's to come via the above 40 second snippet of a song called "GODS." Maxwell, however, did make it a point to note that this is not an official single. But! A final full version of the track is coming very soon, our fine friend promises.
Update: The Facebook video seems to have been pulled. But now we have an extended snippet in the form of a "rough mix" for you below!
Summers' Tracklist
1. Summers'
2. Beware Of Smiles
3. Sirens
4. Of All Kind
5. Gods
6. Lake By The Ocean
7. Hostage