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|Princeton (5-6, 1-0 Ivy) at Cornell (4-6, 1-0 Ivy)
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Coming off its thrilling 3-2 home win over Penn last Friday night at Dillon Gym, the Princeton women's volleyball team will look to sustain momentum when it heads to New York this weekend for match-ups against Cornell (Friday, 7) and Columbia (Saturday, 5).
Princeton will bring the most recent recipients of the Ivy League individual awards, as Kendall Peterkin and Lauren Miller were just named the Ivy League Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively.
Peterkin, a first-team All-Ivy League honoree as a freshman last season, led all players with 21 kills during Princeton's 21-25, 25-17, 25-23, 15-25, 15-11 victory over the Quakers. She added eight digs, two service aces, one block and one assist for the Tigers, who will play their next four Ivy League matches on the road.
Peterkin leads the Ivy League in both kills (3.8) and points (4.4) per set this season. Her point total ranks in the Top 50 among all NCAA teams.
Miller earned her first Rookie of the Week honor after recording a career-high and match-best 59 assists in the win over Penn. She also added nine digs and four kills in the win. Miller helped the offense hit .313 for the match, and .308 in the crucial fifth set.
They will need to help carry that effort on the road, especially against two teams that earned 3-1 home victories over the Tigers last season. The trip begins Friday night at Cornell, which is also coming off a big 3-2 home win in its Ivy League opener; Breanna Wong had 19 kills for the Big Red in its comeback win over Columbia.
The Lions have two of the Ivy League's top three point scorers in the league this season. Sophomores Bailey Springer (3.9) and Lanti Moye-McLaren (3.4) trail only Peterkin in points per set this season.
While Peterkin and Miller had award-winning performances against Penn, Princeton had several crucial performances. The junior tandem of Nicole Kincade and Tiana Woolridge combined for 31 kills and only seven errors, while freshman outside Cara Mattaliano came off the bench to record 14 kills and 11 digs.
Senior Kelsey Janke had one of the most important matches of her career, recording nine digs and two assists while serving Princeton on a key run late in the third set, which Princeton won 25-23.


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It gets better too, if you can believe it! The kiss itself it is orange, which I discovered when I undressed one for the photo shoot. The kisses smell of pumpkin pie with accents of cinnamon. Biting into my photography sample, I found that there's a creamy beige center to these. I'm curious as to how this impacts the flavor. Such anticipation!
The flavor is very pumpkin-y I'm ecstatic to report. Words cannot express my love for pumpkin. There's also a good mild spice to compliment it too, as I taste cinnamon, clove and a little ginger. It's very creamy and sweet. What I find amusing is that I was expecting pumpkin pie sort of flavor, but this is more like pumpkin cheesecake. Delicious!
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Family shit came up. I'll be at ASTL the whole weekend though. Paid for everything ahead of time.
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Saturday, June 25 - Pink Out Night
Brickerville, PA - Another rainy night at Lanco's Clyde Martin Memorial Speedway could not dampen Billy Unglert's celebration. Not only did Unglert win his first 600 Pro Series race on Saturday, but in the process, he also vaulted into the tour's point lead with only two races left on the series' inaugural schedule. Joining Unglert on the winner's podium were Roger Graham III (270cc) and Ken Miller (Sportsman). The three drivers were victorious in feature races that were postponed by rain on August 22. The trio of 25-lap make-up features kicked off the program this past Saturday (August 29), before wet weather moved in once again, forcing another postponement of the held-over 125cc feature, while the regularly scheduled event had to be cancelled. The feature for the 125cc Micros, originally rained out on August 22, will now be run on September 12. Unglert, from Old Bridge, NJ, lined up on the outside of the front row alongside polesitter Tim Buckwalter. As the 25-lapper for the 600 Pro Series Presented by Hoosier Tire Mid-Atlantic went green, Unglert shot down the banking in turns one and two, then slid up in front of Buckwalter as they hit the backstretch. Just as the caution lights flashed on for an incident in turn two, Buckwalter caught a rut in three and four, causing his Gary Spotts Insulation/ PMP No. 25s to flip wildly. Buckwalter was not injured, but his car suffered enough damage to eliminate him from the race. Forming up for a complete restart, Unglert now had the pole, and he made the most of his golden opportunity. He would go on to lead every one of the 25 revolutions around the eighth-mile of clay, fighting off the assaults of several competitors who moved in to challenge his hold on the top spot. When the race concluded, though, it was Unglert claiming the $700 triumph. Keith McIntyre was the first to try and unseat Unglert from the lead, but Unglert's No. 47 was too strong for the teen from Saylorsburg, Pa. Robbie Kendall dropped McIntyre to third, and Kendall attempted to duck under the leader, unsuccessfully, on numerous occasions. Just when it appeared that lapped traffic might aid Kendall's bid to take the lead, the yellow flag flew for Ryan Wilson's disabled racer, which came to a stop on the homestretch. With 20-laps complete, the caution proved beneficial to Unglert, as it cleared the track in front of him. On the restart, Mike Rutherford wrestled the runner-up position from Kendall. Rutherford began to close in on Unglert just as the final caution period was needed for Shane Lewis, who broke on the backchute with one to go. As Rutherford anticipated a final lap attack on the leader, the rains came, and the banked oval quickly became a slippery mess. The moisture intensified even more, forcing track officials to take the cars off the speedway. Wayne Lesher, the organizer of the 600 Pro Series, declared the race official with 24-laps in the books. Unglert, who has thrown his full support behind the new tour for the 600cc Micro-Sprints, finally had his first 600 Pro Series win, along with the point lead. "We've shown up at every series race AND every rain date they've scheduled," smiled Unglert afterward as he discussed the weather-plagued Pro Series, "so it feels good to get the win and the point lead." The Jersey driver also explained his move to take the lead from Buckwalter on the initial start. "Yeah, I kind of had a plan...you can really use the banking to make moves here. I knew I could start up high, then run down the hill to get under him. This place is fun, and I'm looking forward to coming back for next year's Pro Series race. I hope they schedule more than one race for us at Lanco next year." Rutherford settled for runner-up honors, with Kendall and McIntyre finishing third and fourth. Ryan Greth ended up fifth. The Hard Charger Award, presented by 600Scene.com and Shred Racing, went to Brent Ely. Ely started 24th and finished 15th to pick up the $150.00 Hard Charger laurels. During the '09 racing season, Paul Graham has reeled off a pair of wins in 600cc action at Clyde Martin. Last Saturday, his younger brother, Roger III, became the next Graham to record a victory under the Lanco banner. Roger notched the first 270cc triumph of his career in the Greenawalt Photos 25-lap main event. While Graham started from the pole position, a pair of veterans moved in behind him to make things interesting as the race entered its final stages. Eleventh-starting Mike Rutherford blasted into third, while Mike Dicely (from 14th on the starting grid) slashed his way to fourth by the halfway point. The first 17 circuits ran caution-free, which allowed Graham to sprint away from his pursuers and open a huge lead. With 17 complete, though, the yellow waved for a spinning Tyler Pannebecker. On the restart, Rutherford moved past Dave Grube for second, and set his sights on Graham. Within a few laps, Dicely was riding third, as he and Rutherford closed the gap on Graham, the young lion from Malvern, Pa. While they were able to get to the leader's tail tank, Rutherford and Dicely could not muster a serious challenge, and Graham rocketed under the checkered flag with a margin of .367 seconds over Rutherford. Dicely wound up third, another half-second behind Rutherford. Grube and Dave Falini completed the top five. Mike Skias paced the first six trips of the 25-lap Sportsman feature, before disaster struck in turns three and four. As Skias attempted to put a lap on another car, contact was made between the two Micros, resulting in a spin and lay-over for Skias' No. 26. Robert Shanaman inherited the top spot, with seventh-starter Ken Miller now residing in the runner-up slot. Miller chased Shanaman for the next five tours, before the leader hesitated just a bit while deciding which route to use to go around a lapped car. Miller darted to the outside and muscled his way past Shanaman as they completed lap 12. Miller controlled the remainder of the race, winning his third Sportsman feature of the year and his first since June 27. Shanaman held on for second, with Jason Hehnly crossing the stripe in third. Miller's victory put an end to Hehnly's three-race win streak. Brett Wanner and Mark Ludwig finished fourth and fifth, respectively. This weekend, the annual Labor Day Shootout takes center stage. The two-day event takes place on Saturday and Sunday, September 5 & 6, with September 7 reserved as a rain date. The 600cc; 270cc; 125cc; Sportsman; 250cc Four-Stroke; and 250cc Stock Micro-Sprints will all be a part of the Shootout. On Saturday, gates open at 9 a.m. Practice sessions run from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with time trials for all classes beginning at 1:30. The first heat race goes green at 5:30. Saturday's agenda includes time trials, qualifying heats, consolations, and Dash Races for the six classes of Micros. Sunday will begin with practice in the afternoon, and B-Mains for the 600cc and 270cc commence at 5:00. The last-chance races will be followed by six, 30-lap A-Mains. More than $20,000 in total payout is up for grabs during the weekend. A Kids Fun Day is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, with more than 200 Goodie Bags and prizes ready to be distributed by the Fun Day Coordinator, Bonnie Goshert of Shred Racing. There will be a Worship Service in the spectator seating area on Sunday; the guest speaker is two-time ARDC Champion and former Lanco racer Andy Martin. The exact starting time for the service will be announced in the days leading up to the Shootout. Breakfast will be served at the track on Saturday and Sunday, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Campers who have reserved a spot will be allowed to pull into the Lanco parking/camping area after 4 p.m. on Thursday, September 3rd. More than 160 Micro-Sprint teams (spread over the six classes) have already entered the Labor Day Shootout...in addition to the non-stop action on the track, there is always something "extra" going on during the two-day extravaganza...and you never know who will show up to challenge the Lanco regulars with the big bucks being offered...so you've just gotta come out and LIVE the excitement that is Lanco during the Labor Day Shootout! Results: 600cc Pro Series: 1.Billy Unglert 2.Mike Rutherford 3.Robbie Kendall 4.Keith McIntyre 5.Ryan Greth 6.Ken Miller 7.Mike Dicely 8.Luke Thomas 9.Heath Hehnly 10.Zach Newlin 11.A.J. Michael 12.Jamie Kostic 13.Jared Davis 14.Tyler Ross 15.Brent Ely 16.Ryan Hook 17.Tyler Devault 18.Shane Lewis 19.Jared Hook 20.Jermain Godshall 21.Ryan Wilson 22.Brittany Brown 23.Chris Gerhart 24.Tim Buckwalter. 270cc Micro-Sprints: 1.Roger Graham III 2.Mike Rutherford 3.Mike Dicely 4.Dave Grube 5.Dave Falini 6.Steve Drevicki 7.Jason Swavely 8.Brian Sholley 9.Richie Hartman 10.Christi Sweigart 11.Billy Logeman 12.Greg Miller 13.Heath Hehnly 14.Steve Whary 15.Devin Harron 16.Todd Steffy 17.Mike Uhrich 18.Tyler Brehm 19.Brandon Bucher 20.Tyler Pannebecker. DNS: Scott Gingrich; Randy West; Alex Cunningham; Todd Singley. 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Milford' Athletic Department will host the first-ever Tricia Martin Baseball Tournament in honor of the former Milford Central Academy Principal this weekend on July 5 and 6. The event will raise money for the Tricia Martin Scholarship that was set up after Tricia, and her daughter Taryn, lost their lives in a car accident this past April.
As the principal of Milford Central Academy, Dr. Martin's outreach to students, families and the community as a whole was of significant importance. After the fatal accident, Trisha Davis, Seventh Grade Language Arts Teacher at the Milford Central Academy and friend of Martin, helped to start the Tricia Martin Scholarship to honor Dr. Martin and her daughter. The annual scholarship will be awarded to a graduating Milford male or female athlete desiring to teach and major in education. The requirements will include that throughout their high school years the student "display and exemplify the positive attitude and confidence that was so much of who and what Dr. Martin was all about." The committee to select who receives this scholarship will consist of Milford High School Athletic Director, Milford Guidance Department, Trisha Davis,Central Academy Teacher; Sheri Firch, Instructional Technology Specialist – both close friends of Dr. Martin and Tricia Martin's mother, Mrs. Garrow.
In an effort to help raise money for the scholarship, Diane George, librarian at the Milford Central Academy, wanted to start an annual program that could increase the ability of the fund to help local students.
This two-day tournament will feature athletes from throughout Delaware and feature five players from Milford High School.
Major League Baseball Scouts, Rowland George and Will George will run this program. The players in the program are required to perform community service and as such will work with everything associated with the event including concession stand, field maintenance and collecting 50/50's.
The Tricia Martin Scholarship Fund is an IRS recognized charity so all donations will be tax deductible, checks can be made payable to "Tricia Martin Scholarship Fund". Individuals wishing to donate can either give any one of the tournament team representatives a check or bring a check to the tournament. If this is not convenient, a contribution can be sent to the "Tricia Martin Scholarship Fund, care of Milford High School, to the attention of Jennifer Tucker. All parties donating upon request, with their check, will receive a letter of recognition acknowledging their donation along with the charities tax ID number.
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University of Idaho junior quarterback Nathan Enderle was chosen the Most Valuable Player at the Vandals' football banquet Saturday night at the Student Union Ballroom.
Enderle led an offense that finished the regular season ranked 10th nationally in total offense, 11th nationally in passing offense and 25th nationally in scoring offense. He led the Western Athletic Conference in passing yards per game (16th nationally), and was second in the league in total offense (26th NCAA) and pass efficiency (seventh NCAA).
The Offensive Player of the Year award went to senior receiver Max Komar, while the Defensive Player of the Year is junior defensive end Aaron Lavarias. The Wayne Anderson Coaches Award went to senior guard Mike Iupati, whose list of national accomplishments continues to grow. Lavarias' linemate junior tackle Jonah Sataraka is the recipient of the Wayne Walker Ironman Award.
The Hec Edmundson Most Inspirational Award went to senior running back De'Maundray Woolridge with the Kathy Clark Scholar Award going to senior offensive guard Adam Juratovac.
The Special Teams Player of the Year went to freshman kicker Trey Farquhar with Devon Sturdivant being chosen the Special Teams Ironman. The Vandal Pride Strength Award went to sophomore linebacker Tre'Shawn Robinson.
The scout team awards went to freshman quarterback Taylor Davis (offense), freshman linebacker Jared Heston (defense) and redshirt freshman Ben Garnett (special teams).
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ZF-11022: Setting resources.mail.transport.register = true causes an extra email to be sent to a bogus address.
When using Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail via Zend_Application_Resouce_Mail and setting resources.mail.transport.register = true, I noticed a superfluous email being sent to a non-existent address in my mail logs:
Jan 30 04:30:14 myserver postfix/local[15519]: A97C84F52B: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, orig_to=<1>, relay=local, delay=0.08, delays=0.03/0.02/0/0.03, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (unknown user: "1") Jan 30 04:30:14 myserver postfix/local[15523]: B4DF24F547: to=<firstname.lastname@example.com>, orig_to=<1>, relay=local, delay=0.02, delays=0/0.01/0/0.01, dsn=5.1.1, status=bounced (unknown user: "1")
The problem is that the 'register' value gets passed into Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail->__construct() as part of the $parameters array. For some reason, this causes an additional mail to be sent to email@example.com. This can be very costly when sending large amounts of email -- Postfix is having to work double for every email sent.
Another side-effect of this bug is that it breaks the fix added by ZF-9011, so you are unable to pass in an actual $parameters option to change sender envelope. Doing so results in the sending of yet another email to a bad address that looks like it comes from the specified envelope value, eg: -firstname.lastname@example.com. So in this case, ZF is attempting to send three emails when it should only send one!
I have a patch to fix this and will attach, but I'm not sure if this is the best way to fix it.
For reference, here is my application.ini
resources.mail.transport.type = Zend_Mail_Transport_Sendmail resources.mail.transport.register = true resources.mail.defaultFrom.email = firstname.lastname@example.com resources.mail.defaultFrom.name = "My Name" resources.mail.defaultReplyTo.email = email@example.com resources.mail.defaultReplyTo.name = "My Name" resources.mail.transport.envelope = "-f email@example.com"
Can't for the life of me find out how to upload a patch as an attachment, so here it is:
Index: Zend/Application/Resource/Mail.php =================================================================== --- Zend/Application/Resource/Mail.php (revision 23688) +++ Zend/Application/Resource/Mail.php (working copy) @@ -124,6 +124,7 @@ } unset($options['type']); + unset($options['register']); switch($transportName) { case 'Zend_Mail_Transport_Smtp':
To send a patch, you must sign the CLA before.
patch attached
Whoops, ignore that last attachment, I accidentally uploaded the wrong one. This is the proper patch.
How can I get my patch reviewed for inclusion? I have to manually patch each point revision that comes out in order to fix this bug for my app.
Fix committed in r24109. Merged with branch 1.11 in r24110.
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Law firms often hire a year in advance for anticipated summer clerkships and associate positions. One of their recruiting tools involves interviewing at law schools during the fall.
What is OCI?
OCI (On Campus Interviews) is a national season running in late summer. It is a time in which larger and specialty firms visit campuses throughout the country to interview (primarily) 2L students for clerkships to begin the following summer.
Each year Willamette hosts employers on campus to interview Willamette students. Most of these firms are from Portland, but each year we host employers from throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Although most on campus employers will be from larger private firms, this is also the time of year for hiring through the federal government honors programs and other out-of-state agencies. Occasionally, a state or federal government agency will visit campus to interview students.
Who participates?
On the firm side, those employers that can predict their hiring needs a year or more in advance may participate in OCI. These are typically larger or specialty (like patent) firms.
On the student side, those students with specialty backgrounds, who are in the top half of the class, or those with geographic ties to the area the law firm is located, participate. OCI is open to all students, but employers have the option to "screen" applicants and determine who they want to interview while on campus.
What are they hiring for?
Firms are hiring second year students for summer associate (clerking) positions beginning in the summer. An offer of an associate attorney position may follow after the summer (fall of 3L year). Firms who interview 3L's are hiring for attorney jobs beginning after graduation.
How does the OCI on-campus interview process differ from "regular" interviews?
Fall OCI is a nationwide season with participation of hundreds of law firms throughout the country visiting hundreds of law school campuses. It is the way that larger firms do their hiring.
The on campus interviews are "screening" interviews of 20-30 minutes. These are not in-depth interviews, but are designed to help "rule in" and "rule out" candidates. An employer may interview up to 15 students on campus, then invite 0-6 back to the office for a "real" in-office interview (a call back). These call back interviews may last a half or full day.
The rejection level for OCI is very high - although grades may get you an initial on campus interview, the competition is fierce because you are competing not just with other students from Willamette, but with students throughout the country! Therefore, preparation, research and a flawless presentation at each stage is key.
Salaries are pre-set and non-negotiable. The National Association for Law Placement has specific timelines and guidelines that apply to this process. For more information, contact the Placement Office or visit the NALP website.
Those firms and agencies interviewing in the fall often extend employment offers by Christmas or shortly thereafter. During the spring semester, smaller law firms, D.A.'s and government agencies hold interviews, usually off campus, for both first and second-year students.
The Placement Office conducts an informational session each spring to provide students with basic information about the on-campus interview process.
How do I know which firms participate in the OCI process?
All second and third year students will be sent a copy of the OCI schedule during June. This schedule will include a list of employers who have thus far signed up to participate in Willamette's on campus interviewing process for the Fall. You may also search the NALP Directory online or in print to see which campuses a particular firm will visit. You can also search by firm on Lexis or Westlaw.
- Firms will continue to be added throughout the season
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Publication: The code was publicly released to mod.sources on June 23, 1986 (cited / original usenet post)
I also found a book about CVS prior to the Priority Date (using http://amazon.com):
- Open Source Development with CVS
- ISBN: 1576104907, year 2000
Another good ressource to look for Prior Art are Universities:
- University Munich WS 02/03 "Programmierpraktikum", CVS is part of the lecture
- University Oldenburg, WS 01/02 "Modul Softwareprojekt incl. Proseminar":
- www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~sauer/lehre/swp_01_02/swp_01_02.html
- This lecture contains a 174 pages description to CVS 1.10.7 and has a copyright from 1992/1993: http://www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~sauer/lehre/swp_01_02/cvs.pdf
- www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~sauer/lehre/swp_01_02/swp_01_02.html
- University Karlsruhe, WS 01/02 "Softwareengineering", contains slides on CVS und RCS
- University Bonn, SS 99 "Softwaretechnologie", contains in homework 3 extra homework on CVS, especially for the commands checkout, update und commit
So I see it as defenitely proofed, that CVS was published prior the Priority Date of the Invention.
- And if you find sth. like Der "MetaCodeGenerator" arbeitet mit allen markt-üblichen CM-Systemen wie Visual SourceSafe, ClearCase, CVS, ...., where the patentee itself says that CVS is one of the major source control systems and which was published prior to the Priority Date, then it even starts to make fun searching for Prior Art ;-) (link to prospect)


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X5 Rockbox v4 bootloader modified for instant power-on
I've always found it weird that the official Rockbox bootloader displays a "shutting down" message when one flicks the power slider of the X5 shortly, and only really powers on when one holds the slider for a second. The original Cowon firmware also needs a slide-and-hold gesture to turn it on, but Rockbox displaying that "shutting down" message is kind of counterintuitive.
Since my X5 never turned itself on my accident, I see no need for a slide-and-hold procedure on the X5. That's why I made an X5 bootloader that instantly turns the X5 on, without wait and without the need to hold the power slider: http://www.mediafire.com/?ifmjmjxwg3m - this is also in line with newer Cowon players like the D2, S9, or O2, which also power on instantly.
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Just tried it(as I'm not very fond of the original behavior), but it doesn't seem to work. A short flick makes it turn on the background light for half a second, and a second short flick will show the "shutting down" message. Holding up for a second, it will start as usual. The bootloader was version 4 before replacing so that shouldn't be the error.
Also, while at the subject of bootloaders, would it be possible to invert the color scheme? Like, white text on black background? I use a black background so it'd be a nice touch(I hate being blinded in the night by screens).
Thanks in advance.
UPDATE: It didn't load for some reason, but once I charged it(so that the Cowon bootloader started), it loaded the modified the new bootloader on next start, thanks
(also, nice with the white on black color scheme)
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Remembering Silicon Valley For Obama is a 120-page book that recalls the experience of volunteering at Silicon Valley For Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign
Silicon Valley For Obama was one of the most successful field offices of the 2008 presidential campaign. Staffed by volunteers and entirely self-funded, SV4O sent 100 unpaid interns to battleground states, staged four Camp Obamas that produced over 500 deputy field organizers, and after record-setting phone bank numbers week after week, the office produced a staggering 700,000 calls to prospective voters over the final four days of the campaign.
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: People's Coalition on Food Sovereignty
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Full SubmissionGreening the Economy in Agriculture: Greening the Economy for Whom? People?s Coalition on Food Sovereignty Input document to the Rio+20 Summit 1 November 2011 Two decades after the Earth Summit, the world is nowhere near its avowed goal of achieving sustainable development for the people. The unbridled extraction and exploitation of resources mainly of developing countries to suit the profit-driven interests of industrialized countries is pushing marginalized peoples, including small farmer holders, pastoralists, women and indigenous peoples, into deeper poverty and misery. The crisis of capitalism has exacerbated the situation of over a billion hungry people in the world while a few take control of the world?s resources. The People?s Coalition on Food Sovereignty (PCFS), a growing network of various grassroots groups of small food producers particularly of peasant-farmer organizations and their support non-government organizations, advocates food sovereignty which refers to the inalienable right of peoples, communities and countries to define their own agricultural, labor, fishing, food and land policies which are ecologically, socially, economically and culturally appropriate to their unique circumstances. PCFS stands for the attainment of a sustainable economy both in the social and environmental sense that allows people to live under an environment that allows, among others, for the determination of their own food and agricultural systems. In this sense, sustainable development as enunciated in the Rio Declarations should mirror food sovereignty. UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food Olivier De Schutter in a recent UN assembly hit the nail in the head when he stated that ?farmers must not be disempowered labourers in their own land? and that the failure to help small-scale farmers to live decently in farming is a key cause of hunger. De Schutter stressed the need to reverse the thinking that ?agricultural development can only occur through large-scale, top-down investments?, and emphasized that with ?the right support and encouragement, farmers can drive the change themselves.? He called on governments ?not to shirk their responsibilities...to equip smallholders to rise up the value chain.? The Rio+20 Summit provides an opportunity to do away with production systems that have caused irreversible and irreparable environmental destruction and push for genuinely sustainable systems. In the agriculture sector, the Greening the Economy in Agriculture (GEA) has been introduced by various development actors, most notably the UNEP in 2008 at the height of the financial crisis. GEA posits two ?unique opportunities? on the part of governments, i.e., a significant slice of the multi-trillion dollar stimulus package to revive the global economy by placing these in environmental investments, and that such investments along with domestic policy reforms and development of international policy and market infrastructure can ?set the stage for a transition to a truly Green Economy.? The ?Green Economy? buzzword that has since been used has been generally described as ?one which achieves increasing wealth, provides decent employment, successfully tackles inequities and persistent poverty, and reduces ecological scarcities and climate risks.? While there is as no single definition of GEA yet, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) states that GEA refers to ?increasing food security (in terms of availability, access, stability and utilization) while using less natural resources, through improved efficiencies throughout the food value chain. This can be achieved by applying an ecosystem approach to agriculture, forestry, fisheries management in a manner that addresses the multiplicity of societal needs and desires, without jeopardizing the options for future generations to benefit from a full range of goods and services provided by terrestrial and marine ecosystems.? FAO adds that GEA ?strives to balance diverse societal objectives, by taking account of the knowledge and uncertainties about biotic, abiotic and human components of ecosystems and their interactions and applying an integrated approach to agriculture, forestry, fisheries and food chains within ecologically meaningful boundaries.? Dissecting the GEA initiative, however, reveals inherent flaws on how its stated goals can be achieved. Continue control by corporate giants and industrialized nations over those in the south are evident using the cloak of environmental protection. For instance, proposed enabling conditions such as tariff imposition and taxes on processes and products deemed not green enough can easily turn into finance conditionalities by northern countries on southern countries. PCFS thus forwards the following proposals, primarily on the GEA initiative, based on the zero draft guidelines: 1. Food sovereignty is a fundamental principle that should be reflected not only in Rio+20 documents pertaining to agriculture and fisheries but as an overall framework for the genuine sustainability of the world?s resources especially for the benefit of developing countries. Food sovereignty embodies self-reliance and self-sufficiency; local and collective methods of production; biodiversity-based, ecologically sound, sustainable methods of production; economic democracy (rights to decent livelihood, food, health, shelter and other basic necessities); rejection of patenting of life and genetic resources; and rejection of chemical intensive, large-scale industrial farming. 2. The Rio+20 outcome document must strive for poverty eradication and not mere poverty alleviation. Doing so must first entail the recognition that the depletion and plunder of the world?s resources have been carried out primarily by industrialized countries and their giant companies at the expense of developing countries faced with massive poverty. Poverty eradication therefore needs to be addressed at the structural level. The trickle-down approach has long been proven to be ineffective. 3. The framework of the Rio+20 Summit should be Agenda 21 and other Rio agreements, as well as the Rio Declaration and Rio Conventions. The summit should be a comprehensive assessment and evaluation of these agreements vis-a-vis various sectors. The particular principles of the Rio Declaration that must be given primary focus are the precautionary principle, the principle of prevention, the polluter pays principle and principle 10 on access to information, and participation of civil society. The role of civil society organizations (CSOs) must be accorded due recognition and their recommendations reflected in the outcome document. 4. The Green Economy Agenda as presently crafted is patently corporatized and should be reworked. The target for the world?s farmers to ?scale up adoption of green agriculture by partnering with leading agribusinesses? and for the world?s top 40 agribusinesses to play this leading role indicate that no fundamental change in development strategy is being carried out. This even gives added justification for agribusiness giants to deepen their stronghold on global agriculture. People-based and biodiversity-based food production systems over corporate industrial agriculture and fisheries must be developed. In the same vein, public enterprises should remain in public control. Privatization must be stopped. 5. Multilateral and bilateral trade policies in agriculture by the World Trade Organization, international financial institutions, and those initiated by industrialized countries that have further opened up developing countries? already weak economies to the world market (which is in tight control by industrialized countries and their corporations) must be reversed. The liberalization of agriculture has made southern countries more food insecure today than in the past and violate their peoples? right to food. The international framework for sustainable development (IFSD) should ensure that multilateral finance institutions and other related bodies respect the right to development. 6. The IFSD should also be translated into the creation of a broad inclusive multi-stakeholder consultative body which shall work for the implementation of Rio+20 resolutions and Agenda 21. It is important for this body to be democratic and participatory, and gives due accord to the important role of civil society organizations. 7. Policies supporting genuine agrarian, aquatic, pastoralist and forestry reforms must be implemented. Biodiverse ecological agriculture that benefits small producers must be promoted. 8. Promotion and commercialization of agrofuels must be rejected. 9. The rights of small farmers holders, pastoralists, women and especially of indigenous peoples must at all times be respected, promoted and upheld. 10. Large-scale, destructive mining must be opposed. As a major industry in manufacturing, major policy reversal is needed to abate the wanton destruction of non-renewable resources that have caused the destruction of indigenous peoples? and small farmers? communities. 11.Serious policy and legislative changes in sectors hardest hit by symptoms of the crisis of global capitalism such as food crisis and climate change must be advanced. Control over natural resources and land tenure by peasants, women and indigenous peoples must be translated into policies for genuine implementation. 12. The GEA initiative should not eclipse and overwrite the intent of the Rio Declaration for sustainable development for the people.The Rio+20 outcome document must reflect the genuine interest of marginalized peoples, especially the small farmers holders, pastoralists, indigenous peoples, and women to have control over the land from which they depend on to live. Food security and agriculture are integral to sustainable development and must be defined according to the interests and welfare of those who are at the frontline of food production beginning from the grassroots level. Community-based, cooperative farming that use sustainable methods must be promoted. Government subsidies for the promotion of such must be prioritized. The problems hounding agriculture today ? food crisis, high food prices, rural poverty, hunger, malnutrition, large-scale foreign land acquisitions and landlessness, among others ? are symptoms of a system that fails to address the needs of a growing global population. The different economic development aspirations of rich and poor countries in the midst of worsening environmental problems can only be addressed by delving into conflicting issues such as trade and debt. The opportunity provided by the Rio+20 summit to address these maladies must not be lost on these basic realities. Global efforts to green the economy must primarily provide an environment for those hardest hit by the environmental crisis ? the marginalized peoples of the world -- to better their socio-economic conditions. It is this yardstick that should serve as blueprint for all multi-stakeholders involved in global efforts for genuine sustainable development. #


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ZF-7541: Create Requirements Checker
ZF currently has requirements for PHP version and some extensions (manual), but checking, whether your webhost (or your client webhost) offers all which are required, may be boring and error prone.
It would be nice to have some script, which will compare required features and features enabled on current host.
There is a nice example in Czech PHP Framework Nette - Requirements Checker (google translated, but understandable).
Seems like something that could be resolved using unit tests with a special grouping. Exclude the "requirements" group from "AllTests" and include this group in something like "AllRequirments". Provide user documentation on how to run this set of tests from the command-line.
If this is approved it can be assigned to me.
I'd love to hear other suggestions if the above isn't a viable solution.
It should be a provider for Zend_Tool.
zf check requirements
But the requirements depends on the components really used. Thomas Weidner use something to update our requirements tables in documentation but I can't remember the name of the tool.
Edit: it's PHP_CompatInfo
I primary meant it as a single php file which you can easily run on your hosting to determine if it is suitable for ZF.
If it is going to be a part of Zend_Tool or unit tests, it wouldn't be so easy to run it there.
If it is going to be a part of Zend_Tool or unit tests, it wouldn't be so easy to run it there.
This is exactly why I suggested the phpunit approach -- if you have shell access with your host, you should be able to run phpunit; however, after reading Mickael's latest comment regarding PHP_CompatInfo and looking into the component, I think it would be fairly straight-forward to create a PHP script that runs through the requirements.
The toughest part is deciding what to test for since requirements depend on what components you want to use. I suppose the tool could run through everything and report what you can and can't use based on your environment.
Such a tool might end up being pretty cool.
I have updated link to Nette Requirements Checker - that's what I think that this tool should do (+display, which ZF components won't work properly because: ...)
Thanks for the updated link. This could be a really nice component actually. I would suggest a web and command-line interface. I'd be willing to work on this but I would need some guidance as to the correct approach since there doesn't seem to be anything documented as to conventions for something that needs a full blown web interface (or I just don't know where to look).
Example of software that implements the requested feature.
Interface Inspiration: http://symfony-check.org/
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Hi everyone,
I have the plan to connect my Lego Mindstorms running lejos and my Arduino via a serial bluetooth connection.
However, the arduino supports a maximal baudrate of 38400 for stable communication, whereas the bluetooth baudrate in lejos is hard-coded to 460800.
I tried to rebuild the firmware with a new baudrate (changed in bt.c to 38400), but the firmware hungs up at startup every time. The same firmware with 460800 baudrate works fine.
Any idea what is wrong with this? Maybe I have to change more than BAUD_RATE in bt.c such that the firmware works?
Or maybe is there someone who has already rebuilt a firmware with baudrate smaller or equal to 38400 bps for bluetooth connections?
Any help is appreciated! Thanks


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From left: Project Manager Michael Crino of Michael Baker Engineering Inc. worked with Deputy Project Manager Magdalena Maliszewska and Project Manager Michael Padillo of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection to map one of the most complex sewer systems in the nation. Photo: Ken Gabrielsen/Getty Images
A steady partnershipThe percentage of departments that use AEC firms remains high. Source: PUBLIC WORKS
Helping outEconomic developments affect which projects departments pursue. Source: PUBLIC WORKS
Click here for a look at our top 50 AEC firms (1-25, 26-50)
No matter what happens, we're all in this together.
That's the theme of our fourth annual survey on the use of architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms.
When we e-mailed our questionnaire to readers in March, housing starts were at a 17-year low, down nearly 12% from February. Traditionally, the public market feels the affects of economic slowdowns several years after the fact; and, true to form, property and sales tax revenues are falling.
"This hasn't happened in more than 15 years," says Michael Pagano, interim dean of the college of urban planning and public affairs at the University of Illinois at Chicago. "Revenues are beginning to slow very rapidly, and all of these bills are starting to pile up."
And this recession comes with a twist: a dramatic increase in the price of construction materials.
"Beginning with the steel price spike in 2004, costs have been rising at twice the rate of the consumer price index (CPI)," says Ken Simonson, chief economist for the Associated General Contractors of America. From December 2003 to March 2008, the CPI went up 16%, but the producer price index (PPI) for input to construction industries rose 34%, the highway and street PPI jumped to 56%, and the heavy construction index increased to 49%.
"The economy is gradually going to pick up over the next several quarters, but we won't see that in public works construction because of the lag in revenues and contract awarding," Simonson says. "Higher materials costs will be the order of the day for the next several years."
The decrease in demand and the increase in prices explain why fewer contracts for new infrastructure are being let.
Simonson also theorizes that bids came in above anticipated levels, "so by the fourth year of a plan or bond issue, the money isn't there. We've seen many projects scaled back, deferred, or canceled because of that."
These dynamics are changing both the types of projects managers are letting and how those projects are managed.
Although our surveys have always shown how much public works relies on AEC firms for design, departments are increasingly using the firms for planning and building as well.
"In the past, agencies might have hired these firms simply for one purpose," says Mark Bridgers, a consultant with management consulting firm FMI Corp. "But now there's more design-construct and plan-construct."
What's driving that change is lack of resources: Firms are looking for ways to collapse planning and construction into a single contract to more easily manage projects, and their public clients—relying more on outside sources because the average project has grown in size and complexity and has to be built faster—are accepting that change because they're dealing with fewer resources themselves.
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