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In the summer I love to serve these peppers with salad and a roll. At the end of summer, I freeze them for cold months when produce costs are high. For a hot meal on a cold day, I love to serve them with a side of warm pasta tossed in olive oil. —Renee Hollobaugh, Altoona, Pennsylvania
- 2 large sweet red peppers
- 1 cup canned stewed tomatoes
- 1/3 cup instant brown rice
- 2 tablespoons hot water
- 3/4 cup canned kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 2 green onions, thinly sliced
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/2 cup shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
- Cut peppers in half lengthwise; remove seeds. Place peppers in an ungreased shallow microwave-safe dish. Cover and microwave on high for 3-4 minutes or until tender.
- Combine the tomatoes, rice and water in a small microwave-safe bowl. Cover and microwave on high for 5-6 minutes or until rice is tender. Stir in the beans, corn, onions and pepper flakes; spoon into peppers.
- Sprinkle with cheeses. Microwave, uncovered, for 3-4 minutes or until heated through. Yield: 2 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested in a 1,100-watt microwave.
Originally published as Pronto Vegetarian Peppers in Taste of Home June/July 2009, p28
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Reviewed Jul. 23, 2014
"Good idea - hubby loves stuffed peppers...thanks Renee!"
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2013
"Made these the other night & loved them. Work great as leftovers if you make extras. We had small peppers so we used 4 small peppers, a 14.5 oz can of stewed tomatoes & increased the rice to 1/2 cup. Also finished the peppers off in the oven. Excellent"
Reviewed Nov. 19, 2012
"I made them in the oven instead of the microwave and they were still delicious. I baked at 400 for 30 minutes. Fantastic recipe!!"
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2012
"Looks fantastic! Anyone have any advice on how to make it in the oven instead of microwave?"
Reviewed Feb. 22, 2012
"I have made this many times. My husband insists on meat with his meals and so I slice a cooked chicken/apple sausage link into rounds and tuck them into the filled peppers. Totally delicious!"


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Chanukah on Ice at the Gallivan Center, tonight
After a hard-fought victory for religious freedom, the Maccabees returned to their temple with enough oil to light the holy lamp for one day, but it lasted eight. Now, Rabbi Benny Zippel of Chabad Lubavitch of Utah celebrates every year with Chanukah on Ice. Read More

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text: "Rock and roll's Caruso," Roy Orbison is the honoree for the 11th annual American Music Masters series. Orbison was a pioneer of the dark, sophisticated and solitary side of rock and roll. He possessed a three-octave range and sang in a soaring, operatic tenor. A balladeer with a timeless quality to his music, Orbison specialized in heartbreaking musical meditations on the subject of love. Though the Texas-born singer/guitarist briefly recorded for Sun Records where he had one modest hit, "Ooby Dooby," Orbison never really fit in with the rowdy rockabilly crowd. Early on, he enjoyed success as a songwriter, placing songs with Jerry Lee Lewis, the Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly. After signing with Nashville-based Monument Records in 1960, his own career took off. Orbison's sumptuous, sophisticated pop hits include "Only the Lonely," "Blue Bayou" and "It's Over." On the rock and roll side, he cut his biggest hit, "Oh, Pretty Woman," in 1964. Tribute Concert Performers: Glen Campbell, Tift Merritt, Raul Malo, Ricky Skaggs, The Velvets, Patty Griffin, The Crickets with Sonny Curtis, Mandy Barnett, Cowboy Jack Clement and Billy Burnett


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And as history has shown, the Saudi-U.S. friendship has not only continued but has weathered many storms, including numerous regional and global conflicts and crises, developing into a relationship that today spans the fields of politics, economics, education, technology and other areas of human endeavor. And as the relationship of these two nations matured, it has reflected the ideals of independence, justice and peace that are cornerstones of the United Nations Charter.
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This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
This installment: creepy true crime in Japan, witty British short stories, and a Southwest mystery in the Hillerman tradition. (And you may wonder how I choose the three books that appear each week. Well, it's somewhat random. As I read them, I write the reviews. They go on a list. I take them 3 at a time, in order. So chance and serendipity are at work here, as they are in life.)
People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry
I like a good dose of horror-fascination, often found in the 394s (true crime). My best friend turned me on to this and then it showed up on Oprah's summer reading list so what could I do but plunge into the strange seamy world of Tokyo's nightlife. Here a beautiful, somewhat naive young Englishwoman comes for adventure. Her job as a bar girl is mostly talking to boring businessmen and getting them to take her out to dinner. But along comes one very bad apple, although we don't discover who he is until deep into the story. She disappears. Her divorced parents and sister launch very frustrating search attempts. The local police seem bumbling and ineffective. On and on it goes, with media attention waxing and waning and Tim, the father, becoming a suspect character as well. (He started a foundation to help similar girls, spent some of the proceeds on a yacht, and even took money from the criminal.) The combination of cultural confusions and personal acrimony between the parents tangle the tale even further. Creepy and fascinating indeed.
In-Flight Entertainment by Helen Simpson
Short stories that carry on the tradition of wicked English skewering. (Others that come to mind are Fay Weldon and Muriel Spark.) Many reflect an underlying theme: our despoilment of the earth, especially with the massive carbon footprint air travel imprints. Often one character is grossly dense and entitled, as in the title story which depicts a flight from hell, despite the business class upgrade. The writing style is astringent, sometimes almost telegraphic, and very accessible. Witty stuff, best read in small portions.
As the Crow Flies by Craig Johnson
I loved Hillerman initially because of the Southwest/Native American material but got a little tired of the formulaic quality of his books down the line. Then I heard about Johnson who takes up the banner, as it were, and lopes along with it. Wyoming sheriff Walt Longmire has connections and friends on the rez. Complications abound: a woman plunges over a cliff, baby in arms (which survives). His daughter is about to get married but the venue, on the rez, may not work. A new Native policewoman, an Iraq war veteran, is defensive and difficult, initially. Indian names, like Herbert His Good Horse, are entertaining. And there are sprinkles of native language throughout. So plenty atmospheric and a diverting read if you yearn for the lone prairie.
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ZF-6877: Zend_Form_Decorator_FormErrors does not use I18n on label
Forms with a translator do not translate element labels in the list of form errors. I believe the problem exists in Zend_Form_Decorator_FormErrors::renderLabel. Following a similar pattern to Zend_Form_Decorator_Label, the following patch should provide the functionality (patch against trunk r15870):
Index: library/Zend/Form/Decorator/FormErrors.php
--- library/Zend/Form/Decorator/FormErrors.php (revision 15870) +++ library/Zend/Form/Decorator/FormErrors.php (working copy) @@ -351,6 +351,10 @@ $label = $element->getName(); }
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Sorry, patch doesn't seem to come out that well. I can provide a file if needed.
Hey Steve, There is an attach file function for issues.
Please use that to attach the patch.
Diff attached. Sorry, I didn't see the "attach a file" link at first.
Given patch not correct. Fixed with r18965.


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Prchal Leads Field at Brickyard Collegiate in Georgia
Princeton freshman Quinn Prchal shot 3-under par each of the first two days at the Brickyard Collegiate tournament in Macon, Ga., and he leads the field by one shot heading into Sunday's final round.
Prchal is one of only four players in the 83-man field to shoot under par both days, and he is the only player to break 70 on both days.
After shooting four birdies and one bogey in Friday's first round, Prchal bettered that Saturday with his first eagle of the tournament, coming on the par-5 ninth hole. He also had three birdies to more than compensate for two bogeys in the second round.
As a team, Princeton stands fifth in the 15-team field as Georgia at 8-under has built up a nine-shot lead over Virginia Tech. Georgia Tech, at 3-over, is next, followed by North Florida at 6-over and Princeton at 7-over.
Princeton will tee off beginning at 9:20 a.m. Sunday for the tournament's final round. Princeton's results are below, and results for all players can be found here.
5. Princeton 286-297--583 (+7)
1. Quinn Prchal 69-69--138 (-6)
T25. Greg Jarmas 72-74--146 (+2)
T37. Bernie D'Amato 71-77--148 (+4)
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More: I did a double take when I learned you were 38 because I still think of you as 18.
Melissa Joan Hart: Hearing my age makes people feel old. Yes, I grew up.
More: Congratulations are in order. You just became a mom for the third time.
MJH: We are doing great! As a matter of fact, I am holding the little guy, who just turned seven weeks old.
More: You do realize you are outnumbered in your household? [Hart and husband Mark Wilkerson now have three sons.]
MJH: Yes, but I had this coming because I grew up in a household that was practically all girls. I am the oldest of eight; seven girls.
More: How do you juggle three kids, a TV series and writing a book?
MJH: Every day there is a different priority. My iPhone calendar is truly my best friend. I do whatever it takes to keep it all on track. Some days work is pushed aside because being a mom is the most important thing. Saturday mornings I am always at one of my sons' soccer game, and Wednesday nights I am at my other son's hockey game. Breast-feeding, writing and getting back in shape have also been huge priorities in my life.
More: Do you feel the pressure to lose the baby weight because you have been in the public eye for so long?
MJH: Yes. In fact, I was once told that if I lost more weight I could have a movie career. But I was not that comfortable being that skinny or working that hard at it. Losing weight, going to the gym and dieting is not something I want to spend my life focusing on.But I do use the pressure as a motivation to work out.
More: Speaking of kids, you were a child star. What was that like?
MJH: Read my book [laughs]. It was an interesting childhood for sure. I started doing commercials and theater at four years old. Between the ages of 10 and 12 I learned so much from all of the projects I was involved in. From there I got Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Despite what you may think, my career was built very slowly. Yes, I love what I do, but at the same time I have things outside work I like to invest my time in, such as family and hobbies I enjoy doing.
More: You are working on a book called Melissa Explains It All: Tales from My Abnormally Normal Life, which is due out in the fall of 2013. In the memoir, you will pen some tales from what has been described as your rebellious years. Can you explain?
MJH: That would be my twenties. I was starring in Sabrina and living in L.A. Read the chapter that touches on my wild twenties. I did what every other kid did. I let loose, I wanted to be independent and I thought I was invincible.
More: Will there be a lot of jaw-dropping stories that will leave your fans in shock?
MJH: I think there will be, especially when I talk about a particular magazine cover I shot in 1999.
More: How did you avoid veering off in the wrong direction?
MJH: It was a combination of things. I credit a lot to my parents, especially my mom. I wasn't raised in a wealthy household. If anything, we were a low-income household, and I was trained to appreciate everything I got. I was taught I had to earn things and see firsthand how things do not come easily. It gave me a real sense of responsibility because so many people relied on me, such as the crew, the staff and my family.
More: That's a lot of pressure for a kid.
MJH: Yes, I felt a lot of pressure, especially with my family, while I was growing up, because I was helping out with putting food on the table. Now that I am the adult, I know those years educated me in how to be responsible and careful.
More: That sounds positive.
MJH: I am a positive, glass-half-full kind of girl. That message really guides me and keeps me happy.


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I have heard that the oils from poison oak, poison ivy, or poison sumac can remain on clothes even through a wash cycle. After hiking through an area with poison ivy (or poison oak/poison sumac), how should you wash the exposed clothes to completely remove the oil and minimize the chance of later reaction to these oils?
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Normal detergent should be able to break down the poisonous oils in question, it shouldn't require any specialist stuff to remove them. Just be sure of a few things:
I make my own laundry soap. I just found out that fels naptha soap found at walmart in the laundry isle is the best to use for the oils left on material items. Try it it works great and i save tons of money. Just grate the soap and mix with borax and washing powder. If you like you can also put in crystals. I use purex. 2 tsp in the wash cycle and WOW!


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While the New York Knicks have climbed back to .500 thanks to their recent success on the road, that hasn�t translated at home despite a favorable schedule.
The Knicks will try for their third home win when they face the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night.
New York (9-9) has won six of seven, including a 125-116 double-overtime victory at Detroit on Sunday. All six of those wins have come against teams with losing records and five have come on the road.
�We are just showing the sort of composure that we have and that we are growing since day one,� said Raymond Felton(notes), who overcame a stomach illness to finish with 23 points and 11 assists. �If we continue to play that way and get better at home, I think that we will be okay this season.�
It was another big game for Amare Stoudemire, who scored 37 points to go along with 15 rebounds and seven assists. Stoudemire is averaging 27.1 points and 9.7 boards in the last seven games.
�He�s great,� coach Mike D�Antoni said. �Just his persona and his aura is really good. � It�s not about making mistakes or missing last shots, you�re always going to do that, but just being there with the guys every second is huge.�
Stoudemire and the Knicks will try to carry over that success to Madison Square Garden, where they are 2-5 this season, including a 99-90 loss to Atlanta on Saturday that snapped a five-game winning streak.
The Hawks are the only team which New York has hosted that currently has a winning record, but the Knicks are averaging more than seven points per game more on the road than at home.
Felton is averaging a career-high 18.1 points but only 15.0 at home. Danilo Gallinari(notes) is averaging 11.9 points at MSG while making 23.3 percent from 3-point range, compared to 18.1 points and 43.1 percent on the road.
The Knicks will have a good chance to better their home record against the Nets (6-11), who have lost five straight on the road.
-Contain Lopez
-Maintain at least an even spread on the glass
-The 3 ball. ****ing obviously!
-Closing the 4th
-Maintaining a defensive presence/threat in the paint
-Stopping penetration
Captain Ray VS Devin Harris
If Raymond can maintain Harris' O, he can take a rest on our offensive end and HOPEFULLY begin creating shots for others, more so within the fluidity of the game.
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What could he possibly mean?"I very much like **** in ass"
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New Jersey is looking to win back-to-back games for the first time since opening the season 2-0. The Nets are coming off a 98-96 win over Portland on Sunday after losing their previous two games.
After being held below 90 points in those two defeats, the Nets overcome a slow first half and finished the game shooting 52.5 percent. Devin Harris(notes) scored 25 points, including a late 3-pointer to give New Jersey a 92-89 lead.
�Devin was the one who really had the chance to spark us,� said forward Kris Humphries(notes), who had 10 points, eight rebounds and four blocks. �I think the way we came back shows some growth. We�ve had some tough losses this year and we didn�t want another one.�
Harris is averaging 22.8 points in his last four games after a four-game stretch in which he averaged 12.3. He shot 7 of 12 on Sunday and had eight assists.
Harris scored 31 points the last time New Jersey faced the Knicks - a 113-93 win at MSG on March 6. The victory earned the Nets a split of the season series.


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Sterling Sharpe
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 207 lbs.
Born: April 6, 1965 in Chicago, IL
High School: Glennville
College: South Carolina (school history) (Sharpe college stats)
Drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 1st round (7th overall) of the 1988 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 69 (611th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Shannon Sharpe
5-time Pro Bowler & 3-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
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We're going to make this week's Fashion Friday short and sweet, because all you really need to know right now is Chalk Garden is coming back to next week. The classic Utah store is back in business on SLC's Main Street starting Aug. 1.
Well, ok, now it's called Chalk Garden Co-op, but Jeff Barnard, whose father operated the former store at Trolley Square told the Salt Lake Tribune the new store is "The Chalk Garden reinvented."
We jumped on the Co-op's Facebook page to find some of the looks that will be available at the new store.
Here's what we found:
Joie brand
Matiko shoes
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Steven Edward Sewell
Position: RB-WR
Height: 6-3 Weight: 210 lbs.
Born: April 2, 1963 in San Francisco, CA
High School: Archbishop Riordan
College: Oklahoma (school history) (Sewell college stats)
Drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 1st round (26th overall) of the 1985 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
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"I have an older brother and sister and when I was a little kid, my sister had all the Nancy Drew mysteries and my brother had all the Hardy Boys mysteries," Elias told The Park Record. "As soon as I learned to read, I read every one of those and have been hooked on mysteries ever since. I find them engaging, entertaining and, on occasion, very moving."
So, it was a natural step for the violinist to start writing his own murder/mystery novels. To date, Elias has written four books "The Devil's Trill" (2009), "Danse Macabre" (2010), "Death and the Maiden" (2011) and his new book "Death and Transfiguration."
Elias will be the keynote speaker at the Friends of the Park City Library's author luncheon that will be held at Deer Valley's Silver Lake Lodge on Tuesday, Oct. 16.
"As you know, writing was not my first career, because music was the main thing for many years," Elias said. "Now, when I get invitations to do things for my book, I get tickled about it."
When the musician first wrote "Devil's Trill," he knew absolutely nothing about the publishing field.
"That was probably to my benefit, because if I had known more, I probably would have been discouraged from writing," Elias laughed. "But the publisher, St. Martin's Press, was intrigued by my main character Daniel Jacobus and that there weren't too many books written about the world of classical music, particularly by musicians themselves.
The books are all set within the classical-music world and Jacobus is a blind, crotchety former violin virtuoso, who is an amateur sleuth.
"It's funny how the book thing came into my life because it was almost by accident, the same way as when I first went into music professionally after college," Elias said. "I started writing 'Devil's Trill' back in 1997 and it was originally intended to be for violin students. It was going to be a 'how-to' guide that was set in a fictional story about a stolen Stradivarius, just to make the lessons interesting."
For 10 years, Elias asked people read it, which helped him morph the novel into a traditional 'whodunit' set in the world of classical music.
"The whole aspect of how to play the violin receded well into the background," he said. "But if you know something about classical music, the titles are inspired by that world."
For example, "The Devil's Trill" is a technically challenging sonata by Giusseppe Tartini and "Danse Macabre" is a piece of music by Saint-Saëns, he said.
"'Death and the Maiden' is the title of a string quartet by Schubert, and in the book, members of a string quartet mysteriously disappear one by one," Elias explained.
"'Death and Transfiguration,' on the other hand, is a piece of music by Richard Strauss for full orchestra. So, my setting is in a symphony orchestra and is a tale of revenge between the sleuth and the tyrannical director of this orchestra."
The beauty of the stories is that readers don't have to know about classical music to understand the writing.
"I always tell people that it's great if they know the music, but it's absolutely unnecessary to know anything about music to enjoy the books," he said. "I was very careful about that. Everything you need to know is within the chapters."
Elias said the Jacobus character had to have some depth and perception.
"I knew I wanted him to be kind of crotchety and both a wonderful musician and perceptive sleuth," Elias said. "The reason why I wanted to make him blind was on a metaphorical level. The thing that always troubled him was the increasing visual aspect of performance and the increasing pressures put upon musicians to make their product more entertaining.
" making him blind, I could make him only perceive the music through his ears and that's the way it should be," Elias said. "The blindness made him have more contact with the art that he loved, and at the same time, it enhanced and made him a better sleuth as well."
After publishing "Death and Transfiguration" earlier this year, Elias decided to take a break from writing.
"I'm thinking about other projects, but that is not to say that this is the last book I'll write," he said. "I may go back to it at some point, but after putting out four books in four years, it's like being in a symphony orchestra. After a while, you need to step back and refresh yourself. That's what I'm doing and it's regenerating my creative juices."
Elias played in the Utah Symphony for 23 years and performed with Boston Symphony for 13 years prior.
"Although I have retired from Utah Symphony, I still go back to Tanglewood each summer and play with the Boston Symphony for eight weeks," he said. "That's how I get my orchestra fix."
Elias is also the director for the Vivaldi by Candlelight concert series that will celebrate its 30th anniversary of the series on Dec. 15 at the First Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City.
"I feel fortunate to be the director at this point of the series' existence," he said. "It's been one of the really fine contributions of the musical scene in Salt Lake over the decades and I hope to keep that tradition alive."
He is looking forward to speaking at the Friends of the Park City Library luncheon.
"Whenever I'm invited to do an event, whether it's at a book club or bookstore or luncheon like this, I feel both flattered and honored," he said. "For the presentation, I will be talking, but also giving some musical performances with my violin to illuminate what the book is about. If anyone wants to hear some of the music that I'll play, they can visit www.geraldelias.com /."
Gerald Elias, retired associate concertmaster of the Utah Symphony and author of mystery books set in the classical music world, will be the featured speaker at the Friends of the Park City Library's annual Author Luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 16. The luncheon will be at Deer Valley's Silver Lake Lodge, starting at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are being sold at the Park City Library, 1255 Park Ave., and are $40. Tickets are $35 if purchased from a Friends member. Tables of 10 are available for $350.


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Here at Google, we strive to give users easy access to and control over the information that's gathered through interest-based advertising. Here's what Google offers:
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As the industry continues to evolve, several groups, including the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB), Network Advertising Initiative (NAI), and the Internet Advertising Bureau United Kingdom (IAB-UK), have developed guidelines for advertisers, publishers, ad networks, and other groups involved in online advertising.
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Sweet deal! Jump in green Jell-O, win Reba tix
Searching through all of the St. Patrick's Day press releases in my inbox this morning, one, in particular, stood out. K-BULL 93 isn't hosting a bar hop or some rubber chicken fundraiser, they're making listeners dive into a pit of green Jell-O to fish out Reba McEntire and George Strait tix...no hands. Read More


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Rated 5 out of 5 by MedicGreenCat Exactly what I was looking for Love the texture and the color. Really made my guest room pop with its rustic décor. I threw them in the dryer to get any winkles out, big mistake! They drew up about 3" but thankfully misting them with some water and stretching them down while on the rod made them go back to original length. The creases from being folded do fall out with time hanging I was just hurrying the process and should have know that a burlap type material would draw up with heat, if you can't wait on time I would steam or just mist with water. They are not black out curtains but they are not sheer either. They are beautiful and a great deal. November 9, 2013
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GARDENDALE, Ala. (AP) -- Authorities say a pastor's wife is dead and two people are hospitalized after a shooting and stabbing at her family's home near Birmingham.
The coroner's office says 52-year-old Lisa Greer died early Friday. She was the wife of Rev. Terry Greer, senior pastor at Gardendale-Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church.
Police aren't releasing any names, but they say a man is suspected of shooting two women before stabbing himself inside the Greer home on Thursday.
Police say the man and another woman remain hospitalized.
The church has posted a note on its Facebook page about an unspecified "tragedy" involving its pastor's family.
A worship leader at the same church was recently arrested on charges of soliciting a child for sex. Police say they are trying to determine if there's a link.


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ZF-7555: testIsExpired(Zend_Http_CookieTest) unit tests failure
{panel} 2) testIsExpired(Zend_Http_CookieTest) with data set #0 ('cookie=foo;domain=example.com;expires=Monday, 10-Aug-09 19:08:16 UTC', false) Failed asserting that matches expected value . {panel}
Problem doesn't appear if Zend_Http_Cookie tests runs separately. So the problem is caused by some other test.
This happens because (surprisingly) phpUnit runs the static dataProvider method before running the actual test method - probably at the beginning of the test case.
The code there tests a cookie which is 15 seconds in the future - if running the tests is very slow, and it takes more than 15 seconds between running the dataProvider function and running the test, the test will fail.
I will increase this to 12 hours in the future instead of 15 seconds - I assume this should be enough.
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Oct. 17, 1999
LOS ANGELES - Reserve forward Anna Biddle scored a goal and assisted on another, helping the Washington women's soccer team tie 12th-ranked UCLA 3-3 on Sunday at North Athletic Field.
The result was the first tie in 35 all-time Pacific-10 Conference games for the Huskies whose record moved to 4-7-1 overall and 1-1-1 in conference play. UCLA is 11-2-1 with a 3-0-1 Pac-10 mark.
UCLA forced the overtime, tying the game on a goal by Tracey Milburn just 25 seconds from the end of regulation. The Bruins had an opportunity to win the game after Washington junior defender Erin Ash was issued a red card for foul language with one second remaining. UCLA's Karissa Hampton booted the ensuing penalty kick wide as regulation time expired.
The two teams settled on a 3-3 tie after battling through 30 minutes of scoreless overtime with Washington playing one player short due to Ash's ejection.
Freshman goalkeeper Hope Solo preserved the tie for Washington, registering four saves during the second 15-minute overtime period during which the Bruins outshot UW 8-1. Solo totaled nine saves for the game while UCLA's CiCi Peterson had six.
UCLA jumped out to a 2-0 advantage inside the first 27 minutes. Krista Boling scored at 13:22 followed by a Lauren Emblem tally at 26:17.
Biddle, a senior from Bellevue High School, entered the game in the 41st minute and scored an unassisted goal three minutes later. Her goal at 43:35 drew Washington within 2-1 at halftime.
The Huskies got the equalizer at 50:31 on the first career goal by sophomore defender Andrea Morelli, a product of Eastside Catholic High School. Biddle was credited with an assist on the Huskies' second score.
Junior Theresa Wagner, a Lakeside High School graduate, gave Washington a 3-2 lead off a Katey Ward pass at 77:28.
Washington begins a four-game homestand Friday (Oct. 22) at 3 p.m. against Oregon State at Husky Soccer Field.
NCAA Women's Soccer
North Athletic Field, Los Angeles, Calif.
Washington 3, #12 UCLA 3 (OT)
Scoring: 1, UCLA, Krista Boling (Tracey Milburn), 13:22. 2, UCLA, Laruen Emblem (Jessica Winton), 26:17. 3, Washington, Anna Biddle, 43:35. 4, Washington, Andrea Morelli (Biddle), 50:31. 5, Washington, Theresa Wagner (Katey Ward), 77:28. 6, UCLA, Milburn, 89:35.
Shots: Washington 18, UCLA 23.
Saves: Washington 9 (Hope Solo), UCLA 6 (CiCi Peterson)
Corner Kicks: Washington 4, UCLA 5.
Fouls: Washington 11, UCLA 16.
Attendance: 643.


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It's a digital age, but we're still mad for paper! Even as readers embrace the connectivity and convenience offered by iPads and Kindles, there are still many good reasons to celebrate a book's physicality. In Ploughshares' Book Arts series, we'll be looking at some of the artists, curators, and craftspeople who work to keep things fresh and relevant.
Okay, Ploughsharers, it's time to share some of your opinions! Today we're taking a little squiggly, ink-stained side road in our journey through book arts with a special question just for you:
Do you write in your books?
Or do you prefer to keep them pristine?
(Tell us in the comments section below!)
Readers are a passionate bunch. I did a little informal pre-survey of some of my friends and found the responses ranged from horrified gasps of "No, never!" to enthusiastic, fist-pounding "Hells, yeahs!"
Along the way, I gathered some colorful (and sometimes methodically color-coded) stories I'd like to share with you.
A Confession
But first a confession. I'm a careful abstainer, a longtime, diehard member of the Keep It Pristine club.
Writing instruments never touch my reading materials. I'll mark pages and passages with a Post-it, jotting down my thoughts, with their corresponding page numbers, in a notebook. There's always a crisp roll of Brodart book jacket covers at the ready in my desk drawer. I take care to use bookmarks and never dog-ear. My books are scrupulously clean.
Doesn't sound like much of a confession, does it?
Well, here's the thing: I've always somehow wished I was the kind of person who wrote in books, who was so full of spontaneous creativity, literary passion and spark that I just had to scrawl all over them. Once, as a teenager, I even tried to deliberately cultivate the habit, but my heart just wasn't in it and the whole thing felt contrived. As I self-consciously circled and underlined and annotated, all I could think was You're ruining that book.Continue Reading


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Barry Epperley Recipient of 2013 Oklahoma Arts Council Governor's Award
Barry Epperley, Signature Symphony at Tulsa Community College Artistic Director and Conductor, is one of two recipients of the 2013 Governor's Award from the Oklahoma Arts Council. Epperley will be honored for his contribution to Oklahoma's arts and cultural industry during the 38th annual Governor's Arts Awards in November.
"Barry Epperley has been a driving force for music education and musical talent for nearly four decades," said TCC President Tom McKeon. "In addition to providing Tulsa with outstanding arts and entertainment, under his leadership the Higher Scale Music Outreach Program provides free music lessons to over 400 public school students each year—and the majority of these schools are in underserved communities."
Epperley founded the Tulsa Little Symphony in 1978, which changed its name to Oklahoma Sinfonia, and in 1996 became the orchestra-in-residence at TCC. The VanTrease Performing Arts Center for Education became the home for the Sinfonia under the name Signature Symphony at TCC. The professional orchestra has been under his baton for the past 35 years. Epperley's vision has been to integrate artistic excellence, heightened arts appreciation, and music education in Oklahoma for all ages.
The Governor's Award recognizes individuals for longtime leadership and significant contributions to the arts across Oklahoma and is selected from submitted nominations by members of the Governor's Arts Awards Selection Committee. Past Governor's Arts Awards recipients include Marcello Angelini, Howard and Billie Barnett, Margery Mayo Bird, Walter and Peggy Helmerich, Roman Jasinski, Moscelyne Larkin, Si and Rita Levit and Mollie Williford.
Epperley will be presented the 2013 Governor's Award by Gov. Mary Fallin during a special ceremony at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Wednesday, Nov. 13. The ceremony will begin at 4:00 p.m. in the fourth floor rotunda. A reception on the Capitol's first floor will follow. The event is free and open to the public.


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Position: WR
Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 lbs.
Born: March 19, 1980 in Belmont, NC
High School: South Point
College: North Carolina St. (school history) (Robinson college stats)
Drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the 1st round (9th overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 35 (2770th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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If you run into problems while installing a printer, or if you've added a printer but are unable to use it, you might need to install or update the printer driver so that it is compatible with the version of Windows you're running.
Some drivers ship with Windows, are available through Windows Update, or are saved to your computer through the hardware installation process and are ready to install. In other cases, you'll need to install drivers using a CD or DVD provided by the printer manufacturer. To install these drivers, follow the steps for using the Printers folder. If the driver you need is not already stored on your computer or if you don't have a CD or DVD, try searching the printer manufacturer's website to see if you can download and install it from there.
Open Printers by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking Hardware and Sound, and then clicking Printers.
Right-click the printer for which you need a new driver, click Run as administrator, and then click Properties.
If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
Click the Advanced tab.
Click New Driver, and then complete the steps in the Add Printer Driver Wizard.
To download compatible drivers from a printer manufacturer's website, first see which version of Windows you're running, and then search for compatible drivers.
Open System Information by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking System Tools, and then clicking System Information.
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2013 gets off to a violent start in county
Published: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 1:44 p.m.
Davidson County recorded one murder in 2012, and that was a grand jury indictment of a driver in a fatal car accident. But in the period of seven days this year, four homicides occurred: a shooting and stabbing in Thomasville a week ago, a murder-suicide on Tuesday due to gunfire in Arcadia and one just outside Lexington's city limits discovered Friday morning. Homicides may be a way of life in large cities, but violence thankfully goes against the norm in Davidson County. No matter what happens the rest of the year, the county will have a 120 percent increase from 2012 in homicides.
Law enforcement officers will tell you that violent crime is almost impossible to prevent. Many details don't come out until the cases go to court, so it's difficult at this point to draw too many conclusions to the violence that has taken place this January. Sheriff David Grice called the murder-suicide a domestic situation. Fewer details have emerged in the other cases. County residents certainly hope and pray the unusually violent January doesn't serve as a harbinger of things to come this year.
The Davidson County commissioners have a complicated relationship with Alcoa. At times the board seems to stand in opposition of the company's efforts to obtain a new 50-year federal license to operate four dams on the Yadkin River, but at other times they hold a warmer view of Alcoa. The commissioners voted Tuesday to support the Relicensing Settlement Agreement with Alcoa, which sets certain conditions for the operation of the dams and lakes on the Yadkin. The board's 5-2 vote also illustrates the differences of opinion that county residents feel toward Alcoa.
The fact a sweepstakes business and software manufacturer filed a lawsuit over the state's new prohibition on the games comes as no surprise. Lawmakers and courts also go back and forth on efforts to regulate the games. The Davidson County Sheriff's Office has taken an aggressive stance on the businesses, citing at least three for violating state law. The lawsuit names Grice, Gov. Pat McCrory and others, so once again the courts will weigh in on the sweepstakes industry.
The state library system no longer sponsors Quiz Bowl competitions, but the Davidson County Public Library has maintained the academic event. The 2013 edition took place Thursday at Davidson County Community College, with Central Davidson edging North Davidson in the finals. Four other schools participated. The library staff deserves credit for keeping the event alive locally and allowing students to show off their academic prowess much like athletes exhibit their talents in sporting events.
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qoorl what kinda food we getting at your wedding
shit... hrmm, I'm not sure. Joie's got the entire menu done up. Depending on what day y'all get down ehre, we can do some other stuff. The rehearsal dinner I THINK is going to be a rib cook off between our dads.
Not as many as the first one
i do not think that either of us have a uterus
Eve, I get to see your beautiful face on Facebook though <3
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
ok rayne. try to contain yourself.
kelsh <3
I'm too lazy to use photobucket or anything like that so I'll post a pic of me that's on the site for the Rocky Horror Picture Show shadowcast I go to see every other week I'm on the left, in blue and white:
Ain't I cute?
"What luck for rulers that men do not think." ~Adolf Hitler
"you are gay furthermore you like sex with men" ~god
One of the Seven Deadly Sins of PD: Femme Greed
Our Rocky Horror got raided by the police and shut down, the organizer was charged with "Contributing to the Delinquency of Minors"... sure he was a creepy perv but... *shrug*
Your an absolutely wonderful man, any girl that is yours is lucky and I know that from personal experience. ~KMT
It sounds like fun. I'm just pooping up a bottle of champagne.
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
you're pooping up a bottle of champagne?


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Updated: December 6, 2011 Multicultural Holiday Events @ Your Library
What are your plans for the holidays? If you'll be in town, take a break from the season's hustle and bustle and visit your local Broward County Library. This December, you can enjoy a host of fun, unique multicultural holiday happenings that offer something for almost every age group and interest.
While you're there, pick up books and other resources on holiday traditions, cooking and decorating, or find children's books that range from timeless holiday classics to new favorites. Find seasonal music from around the world, and stock up on movies and DVDs that will get you in the spirit and keep you (and the kids) occupied during winter break. Check out BCL WOW to learn how to download free music and books and – while you're there – how to get yourself the BCL WOW free app for the holidays.
And, if you haven't already, be sure to sign up for your Broward County Library card and give yourself the free gift that keeps giving all year round.
Whatever the reason, make sure to schedule a visit to Broward County Library this holiday season!
December Celebrations
10 – Holiday Open House, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Imperial Point Branch Library 10 – Friends of the Library Holiday Open House, 1 to 4 p.m., Margate Catharine Young Branch Library 10 – Holiday Open House featuring the Jubilee Chorus, 2 p.m., South Regional/Broward College Library 10 – Holiday Open House, 3 to 5 p.m., West Regional Library 13 – Big, Big Winter Holiday Party! All ages, 6 to 7:30 p.m., West Regional Library 14 – Holiday Treats, children and teens, 1 to 5 p.m., Lauderhill Mall Branch Library 14 – Holiday Crafts, all ages, 2:30 to 3 p.m., Pembroke Pines Branch Library 14 – Winter Holiday Celebration for Teens, 4 to 6 p.m., Main Library 14 – Happy Holidays Family Story Time, all ages, 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. Pembroke Pines Branch Library15 – Holiday Open House, refreshments and holiday music, 10:30 a.m. to noon, Main Library17 – Holiday Open House, music and model train exhibit opening, 2 p.m., Southwest Regional Library 20 – Holiday Open House, noon to 2 p.m., Galt Ocean Mile Reading Center 27 – Celebrate Kwanzaa: Kujichagulia, 6 p.m., South Regional/Broward College Library 28 – Celebrate Kwanzaa: Ujima, all ages, 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., African-American Research Library and Cultural Center 29 – Ujamaa Kwanzaa Extravaganza, 1 p.m., Miramar Branch Library
December Holiday Story and Craft Programs
7 – Holiday Crafts for Teens, 4 to 5 p.m., Pembroke Pines Branch Library 10 – Holiday Ornament Workshop, ages 6-12, 2 to 3 p.m., Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library 10 – Secret Holiday Shop (No Parents Allowed)! Teen volunteers help kids select presents; most items priced below $3 with free gift wrapping, ages 4-12, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., West Regional Library 10 – Paper Mache Holiday Craft, ages 6-12, 2 p.m., Miramar Branch Library 10 – Holiday Open House featuring the Jubilee Chorus, 2 p.m., South Regional/Broward College Library 10 – All Aboard The Polar Express with Conductor Bill, ages 3-8, 2:30 p.m., Stirling Road Library 12 – Read and Celebrate While Learning Spanish, 4:30 p.m., ages 4-10, Northwest Regional Library 12 – Holiday Teen Poetry Coffeehouse, ages 12-16, 6 to 7 p.m., Dania Beach Paul DeMaio Branch Library 13 – Shalom Time: Hanukkah: Jewish folk tales and music, ages 4-10, 4 p.m., Northwest Regional Library 13 – Teen Holiday Make & Take Crafts, ages 12-18, 5:30 p.m., North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch Library 13 – Holiday Craft, ages 12 and up, 6 p.m., North Regional/Broward College Library 14 – Sharkey's Storytime Fun: Winter Wonderland, 10:30 a.m., Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center 14 – Holiday Crafts, all ages, 2:30 to 3 p.m., Pembroke Pines Branch Library 14 – Kids Club: Holiday Gift Box Craft, ages 6-10, 4 p.m., Tamarac Branch Library 14 – Happy Holidays Family Story Time, all ages, 6:30 to 7:15 p.m., Pembroke Pines Branch Library 17 – Santa's Workshop Crafts, ages 5-11, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Southwest Regional Library 17 – All Aboard The Polar Express with Conductor Bill, ages 6-9, 2 p.m., Hollywood Branch Library 17 – Holiday Cookie Creations, ages 12-18, 2 to 3 p.m., Tamarac Branch Library 17 – Make-It and Take-It Holiday Crafts, ages 3-11, 2 to 3 p.m. North Regional/Broward College Library 19 – Tween Crafts Night, ages 6-11, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., West Regional Library 21 – Billy Joe Bob's Holiday Show, ages 3 and up, 3:30 p.m., Century Plaza Branch Library 21 – Holiday Paper Craft, ages 6-9, 4 p.m., Carver Ranches Branch Library 28 – Bookin' n Cookin' for the New Year, ages 5-10, 11 a.m. to noon, Northwest Regional Library28 – Kinara Candle Holder Craft for Kwanzaa, ages 6-9, 4 p.m., Carver Ranches Library 28 – Kwanzaa Craft Time, ages 7-11, 4 to 6 p.m., African-American Research Library and Cultural Center
December Holiday Movies
7 – Joyeux Noel. WWI soldiers fraternize on Christmas Eve, in German with English subtitles, 2 p.m., West Regional Library 8 – Holiday Family Film: A grown-up elf finds his way in the big city, all ages, 3 p.m., South Regional/Broward College Library 12 – Holiday Super Movies for All Ages, 4 p.m., North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch Library 15 – Holiday Family Film: Join Chevy Chase on a wacky family holiday vacation, all ages, 3 p.m. South Regional/Broward College Library 20 – Kids' Holiday Movie Time @LL, ages 6-12, 2 to 4 p.m., Lauderdale Lakes Branch Library 22 – Holiday Family Film: Will Ralphie get the BB gun he wants for Christmas? All ages, 3 p.m. South Regional/Broward College Library 24 – Kid's Holiday Movie Matinee, all ages, 2 p.m., Miramar Branch Library December Sounds and Shows
15 – The Family Holiday Musical Tour performed by the Cougar Corral of Coconut Creek High School, all ages, call 954-968-3840 for ptime, North Lauderdale Saraniero Branch Library 17 – Interactive World Holiday Celebration, all ages, 2 to 3 p.m., Northwest Regional Library 17 – Suzuki Holiday Concert: Classical holiday favorites, all ages, 2 p.m., Stirling Road Branch Library 21 – Holiday Carol Sing-Along, ages 7-14, 3:30 p.m., Dania Beach Paul DeMaio Branch Library 21 – Multicultural Holiday Presentation, all ages, 6 to 7 p.m., Northwest Branch Library 22 – Karaoke Time: Sing your favorite holiday songs! All ages, 1 to 2 p.m. Northwest Regional Library 23 – Chocolate Nutcracker, 3 to 5 p.m., Call 954-792-3700 for ticket info, Main Library 29 – Holiday Violin/Cello Concert, 4 p.m., West Regional Library
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The amount of time and thought that went into choosing each material for [Uinta] was both surprising and re-assuring. The bag itself is made of quintuple-layered super-duper synthetic goodness. I'm sure the Gura website lays it out in detail for the super-techy crowd, but all I need to know is that the thing is made of the best materials this side of a Navy Seal kit, and it won't break, rip, tear or otherwise crap-out barring some really egregious misuse.+
If you are tackling some rocky mountain trails on your bike, you will want something that can gently cradle your precious equipment while you go all wile e coyote on that mountainside. Some unique features of the Uinta include the abililty to access your gear without removing the bag, compatibility with a hydration system, a padded laptop sleeve and the ability to compact and compress the bag, to name a few
[My Uinta] has been rained on, dropped in the dirt, scraped against rocks whilst climbing, snagged on branches (and by snagged I mean it ripped the branches off the tree), and just generally used as a proper outdoors bag. Through all that, you'd swear I just pulled it out of the original packaging.+
The Sabi is a step up from a traditional photography beanbag.
Designed for travel, but appropriate for locals shoots, the Bataflae 18L is Gura Gear's compact solution for carrying big gear.+
Weighing in at just 4.9 pounds, the Bataflae 26L is still strong and durable enough to hold a pro DSLR with attached 400mm lens, additional lenses and accessories.
Simple in execution but exceedingly utilitarian, this beanbag-like camera and lens stabilizer is intended for the times when a tripod isn't fast or convenient enough.+
I managed to fit a ton of equipment into this backpack without "pushing it" or having to cram things in. Needless to say that part did impress me significantly as I was able to fit practically as much as my large Think Tank Airport International roller bag (and that's saying something!).+
[The Sabi Sack] is a simple product, but it works well, offering quick makeshift stability for long lenses. Placing it down, putting the camera on top and composing is a very streamlined process, which makes it ideal for wildlife and nature photographers.
This case (Bataflae 32L) is holding up very well. Even after weeks of heavy use, it still looks like new.+
I enthusiastically recommend the Bataflae 26L as a general photo travel bag. And although (alas) it won't allow you to zip through time and space—at least any faster than normal Earthbound modes of transportation currently allow—it should make air travel with a ton of photo gear a bit less of a hassle.+
Built like an algorithm. 32 liters of super-organized storage (a 26er is also available). Indestructible. Subtle design doesn't scream "camera gear inside!"+
As someone who often lugs around a tripod (and hates doing so), one of my favorite features of the Bataflae is the ability to mount the tripod either on the side or the center of the pack for better weight distribution.+
The Kiboko 22L+ is a stylish and extremely well-built photography backpack.+
Photo Backpack of the Year - Truly great photo backpacks are a rare breed. Put Gura Gear's Kiboko 22L+...in the uncommon "great" Category.+
If you are a photographer or someone who carries expensive equipment and wants to be able to tote it in a nicely padded, customizable bag, then I would say consider the Chobe.+
Every single serious traveling photographer I've met and shown this bag to wants one. And why not? Our bag holds the gear of our livelihood and our passion - and if we're schlepping half way accross the globe, let's use the best one possible to protect our gear and make that part of our life easy.
I would say they have been absolutely critical. Ever since I started using Gura Gear camera bags when they first came on the market I have had no trouble with airport check-in despite my camera bags frequently being significantly overweight for carry-on luggage. I put this down to the bags understated design (it doesn't have flaps and buckles hanging all over it and doesn't scream "camera bag" to non-photographers) and its ability to hold huge amounts of equipment for its size.Their clever butterfly design openings and harness system for hiking, makes them one of the lightest and toughest camera bags on the market in their class
My first impression was that it's a very well made bag, with good attention to detail, easy access, and rather importantly, lightweight...It's worth the money.+
Designed for neat freaks, this lightweight (4 lbs) camera backpack offers more organization options than you'd imagine.+
It's also obvious that durability wasn't Gura Gear's only motive when designing the 22L+ — their attention to its little features reaches near Jobsian proportions.+
There are endless pockets and pouches to hold everything from cables to memory cards and my wallet. The design of the backpack makes TSA security a breeze.+
Some photo backpacks are built for short treks and others for more spirited adventures. Put the Kiboko 22L+ in the photo adventure category.+
This bag is perfect for the photographer who needs to take a lot of equipment with them, wherever they go. It is especially ideal for international travellers due to its tuck away straps, which make it ideal for aeroplane travelling and commuters. Recommended.+
The Gura Gear Chobe 19-24L camera bag is one that has hit the sweet spot. It has plenty of padding and features to make it comfortable to carry, but it also can be set up in whatever manner you need to ensure that you can safely carry as much or as little of your gear as you need on that particular day.+
The primary differentiator here are the "butterfly-style" openings. To me, this design solved the "my lens is stuffed under another lens!" issue that many conventional bags face.+
They're simple, practical and even ingenious in some respects. Indeed, nearly all of the gear I usually pack into my LowePro Trekker 600 – whose footprint is more than twice that of the Kiboko – fits comfortably in the Gura Gear backpack.+
The overall quality of the bag is exceptional. The material is light but strong. The zippers and pulls are top notch. It is great looking, and every pocket is accessible and well-thought out.
We recommend the Gura Gear Chobe Photo Bag to anyone looking for a high-quality, durable photo bag, business case, or carry on. It's a fantastic bag with many features that Randy is looking forward to using often over the years to come.+
This classy little product does it all. At once an abrasion and tear-resistant prefessional-style camera bag and/or full featured carry on. The bag is a perfect fit for a DSLR, multiple lenses and a few compact cameras to boot.+
The Chobe is more than just a camera bag, almost a portable photo lab with compartments for a 15 inch laptop, iPad or other tablet, and convertible compartments for assorted lenses. Take out the compartments and the bag can be used for daily commuting, with room for a Kindle and expandable to fit whatever you need for your day on the job.+
Head off on your next big shooting adventure with your equipment safely stowed in the Gura Gear Kiboko 22L+. Most DSLR bodies can fit inside, and there's enough room to carry up to a 500mm ƒ/4 lens.+
Here's a little something for all you OCD photoglodytes out there: Gura Gear is here to enable you with their hyperorganized kit, in this case the Chobe 19-24L shoulder bag.+
2011 Onion Award of Perfection
Best for the Gear Lugger - Gura Gear Kiboko 30L Backpack: The butterfly-opening keeps you from exposing your equipment to the elements.+
The best travel backpack I have ever used...The bag is without a doubt made to the highest standards in materials and build quality.+
The Kiboko 22L+ is sized to fit the most stringent of international carry on requirements without sacrificing carrying capacity.
The Chobe is a great looking bag and time has obviously been spent on the aesthetics.+
The Chobe is a sturdy well-designed, full-featured business and travel bag with room for a 15" laptop, ipad, and kindle. The high-tech, durable sail cloth bag expands to accommodate a change of clothes for a weekend out of town.


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Domains, workgroups, and homegroups represent different methods for organizing computers in networks. The main difference among them is how the computers and other resources on the networks are managed.
Computers running Windows on a network must be part of a workgroup or a domain. Computers running Windows on home networks can also be part of a homegroup, but it's not required.
Computers on home networks are usually part of a workgroup and possibly a homegroup, and computers on workplace networks are usually part of a domain.
Homegroups aren't available in Windows Server 2008 R2.
Open System by clicking the Start button , right-clicking Computer, and then clicking Properties.
Under Computer name, domain, and workgroup settings, you will see either the word Workgroup or Domain, followed by the name.
Open Network and Sharing Center by clicking the Start button , and then clicking Control Panel. In the search box, type network, and then click Network and Sharing Center.
If you see the word Joined next to HomeGroup, your computer belongs to a homegroup.
All computers are peers; no computer has control over another computer.
Each computer has a set of user accounts. To log on to any computer in the workgroup, you must have an account on that computer.
There are typically no more than twenty computers.
A workgroup is not protected by a password.
All computers must be on the same local network or subnet.
Computers on a home network must belong to a workgroup, but they can also belong to a homegroup. A homegroup makes it easy to share pictures, music, videos, documents, and printers with other people on a home network.
A homegroup is protected with a password, but you only need to type the password once, when adding your computer to the homegroup.
One or more computers are servers. Network administrators use servers to control the security and permissions for all computers on the domain. This makes it easy to make changes because the changes are automatically made to all computers. Domain users must provide a password or other credentials each time they access the domain.
If you have a user account on the domain, you can log on to any computer on the domain without needing an account on that computer.
You probably can make only limited changes to a computer's settings because network administrators often want to ensure consistency among computers.
There can be thousands of computers in a domain.
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Kearney, Neb. – Black Hills State Track and field team competed at the University of Nebraska Kearney Twilight Meet and were led by Cody Milbourn in the Hammer Throw who placed a new meet record of 52.45 Meters.
Lisa Koch placed first in the women's pole vault with 3.75 Meters which was also a new meet record. Freshman Breanna Janovy won the women's discus throw with a distance of 44.20 meters. Shannon Hellman won the 100 meters and also set a new meet record posting a time of 13.82 seconds.
On the men's side of things Neil Long won the 1500 meter run with a time of 4:11.28 and Cameron Dean set a new meet record of 54.32 in the 400 meter hurdles which earned him the top position. Birch Haraden and Mark Mazza finished third and fifth respectively in the 3000 meter run.
The Yellow Jackets will return to action Friday, May 7 at the Dakota Athletic Conference Championship in Rapid City, S.D.


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ZF-9243: DOM errors are caught by PHPUnit when using ControllerTestCase
In 1.10.1, we removed the suppression operator from DOMDocument::loadFile/loadHTMLFile calls. However, this means that if DOMDocument reports errors -- even just notices or warnings -- PHPUnit's error handler catches these and reports errors. This can result in false negatives in ControllerTestCase test cases.
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Eugene, OR 97401
The University Of Oregon Athletics Department takes pride in operating our athletics programs with integrity. We are dedicated to enforcing adherence to the rules and regulations of the NCAA and the Pac-12 Conference by our student-athletes, coaches, administrators and supporters.
The goal of the Athletics Compliance office is to provide the education and support that our student-athletes, coaches, administrators and supporters need to make the right decisions and comply with the rules. It is very important for both you and the University of Oregon that you know and abide by all NCAA legislation. If you have specific questions about NCAA rules or would simply like more information, please contact the University Of Oregon Athletic Department's Compliance Office.
Q: May I contact high school coaches or guidance counselors directly regarding a prospect?
A: No. Such contact would constitute recruiting on your part and would jeopardize the eligibility of the prospective student-athlete.
Q: If an Oregon coach has a recruit at an event, may I approach the prospect?
A: No. You cannot make any contact with the prospect or the prospect's family. Approach the coach only after the prospect and the prospect's parents or guardians depart.
Q: What should I do if I become aware of a rules violation?
A: Contact of the University of Oregon Compliance Office to report the information pertinent to the violation. You may remain anonymous if you wish.
Q: Is it permissible for a student-athlete to sell their complimentary admission tickets?
A: No. A student-athlete may not receive payment for his or her complimentary admissions and may not exchange them for any item of value. This action would jeopardize the student-athlete's eligibility.
Q: May I give student-athletes a discount on an item or service as part of my business?
A: No. A discount that is specifically designed for student-athletes is considered an extra-benefit and against NCAA rules. However, if you provide a discount to all University of Oregon students, then student-athletes may also receive the discount.


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This in from my colleague Tod Caviness:
This far from the coast, there's a fine line between a swashbuckling, rum-happy pirate and a badly dressed tippler with a speech impediment. Find out which you "arrr" on a whirlwind tour through downtown Orlando's saltiest bars, including One Eyed Jacks, Mako's, Bliss and Big Belly Brewery. Admission covers a free Miller Lite or Bacardi cocktail at each venue, plus drink specials throughout the crawl. All you need to bring is your finest pirate regalia (translation: a doo-rag and eyeliner) and a hearty thirst for adventure (translation: booze).
WHEN: 8 p.m.-midnight Friday
WHERE: Crawl begins at One Eyed Jacks, 15 N. Orange Ave., Orlando
ONLINE: orlandopubcrawl.com


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With this gift of nature, Nature Conservancy magazine arrives all year long. Join
In late June, Dogfish Head Founder and President Sam Calagione is embarking on a 600-mile boat journey to celebrate the opening of the Dogfish Inn and raise money and awareness for The Nature Conservancy.
At five stops along the journey – Atlantic City, Manhattan, Block Island, Boston and Portland – Sam will host multi-course beer dinners at some of his favorite restaurants.
In the spirit of the journey, Dogfish Head will donate $2,000 for each stop along the journey to The Nature Conservancy, a million-member nonprofit dedicated to conserving "the lands and waters on which all life depends."
Sam and his teenage son Sammy will set off in a 19-foot Boston Whaler on June 23 from The Dogfish Inn in picturesque Lewes, Del. They plan to pull in to Dogfish Head, Maine – the place where Sam spent summers as a kid and where the brewery got its name – on July 1.
"When Dogfish Head was just starting out in 1997, I rowed the first six-pack sold out of state across Delaware Bay to New Jersey," says Calagione. "This trip I'm taking with Sammy is like the varsity version of that JV trip, and I'm excited to show him and anyone who follows our adventure that a company can do well while doing good."
The launch point – the just-opened Dogfish Inn – is a first for the craft beer and hospitality industries. It's an off-centered home base for beer geeks and beach lovers reflecting Dogfish Head's offbeat approach to style, quality and craft. This new motel experience embraces modern style and convenience while celebrating an analog era of family vacations, big cars and endless summers.
The Dogfish Inn's home in coastal Delaware – just a few hours from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York – ensures not only a beautiful summer tourist season, but also shoulder seasons with great weather and warmer water temperatures than destinations to the north. On Oct. 1, for example, when the average temperature in Martha's Vineyard is 58 and the water temperature is 62, the air in Delaware is 66 and the water is 68, making the Dogfish Inn the perfect launch pad to explore the natural goodness of Delaware.
As Sam and Sammy motor their way up the Eastern seaboard, they'll be making pit stops to hike, paddleboard and photograph some of the coastal properties The Nature Conservancy protects. They'll see places like South Cape May Meadows, a globally renowned birding spot at the southern tip of New Jersey; Pine Neck Nature Sanctuary, a 77-acre beachcomber's dream on Long Island's South Shore; and Berry Woods Preserve, home to a multi-use mosaic of conservation near Maine's Kennebec River.
At each overnight location, Sam will host a beer dinner highlighting the diversity, complexity and food-compatibility of Dogfish Head's off-centered ales.
Beer dinner guests at each location will be the first to taste Pennsylvania Tuxedo, the collaboration beer Dogfish Head just brewed with the iconic American apparel-maker Woolrich, Inc. Each guest also will take home a Dogfish Head pint glass, a Dogfish/Woolrich wool koozie and a Boston Whaler visor.
Along the way, A Moveable Feast will raise $10,000 for The Nature Conservancy. The Delaware Chapter of The Nature Conservancy will get 25 percent, and the local chapter at each stop will get 75 percent.
"The Nature Conservancy is eternally grateful for Dogfish's unflagging support," says Richie Jones, state director of the Delaware chapter. "We are thrilled to welcome Sam and his son to our preserves as they work their way along this epic journey."
The Nature Conservancy is a leading conservation organization working around the world to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. Visit The Nature Conservancy on the web at www.nature.org. To learn about the Conservancy's global initiatives, visit www.nature.org/global. To keep up with current Conservancy news, follow @nature_press on Twitter.


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ZF-12375: Zend_Form_Decorator_FormElements overwrites Translator assigned to a Form_Element when global Translator in Zend_Registry is present
Zend_Form_Elements allow one to add a Translator. When another Translator like a global one in Zend_Registry is present the local Translator on the element is overwritten.
Zend_Form_Decorator_FormElements should check in render function if a translator is already present on the element and then not overwrite it with the one it got from the form.
Patch and unit test added.
Patch and unit tests for a {{hasTranslator}} method in {{DisplayGroup}} added.
Applied patch to trunk (25092) and release-1.12 (25093)


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Mayor Williams and De-Lead Wilmington Host the 1st Annual Spring Egg Hunt
Posted on 04/01/2013 10:47 am
On Saturday, March 30, 2013, Mayor Dennis P. Williams and De-Lead Wilmington hosted the 1st Annual Spring Egg Hunt at the William "Hicks" Anderson Community Center.
More than 250 children had the opportunity to meet Mayor Williams and the Easter Bunny. In addition to the egg hunt, guests enjoyed moon bounces, face painting, food and gift raffles.
"This event is an excellent opportunity for my staff to show their dedication and commitment to the children and families of this great city," said Mayor Williams.
The event also featured interactive material from Wilmington De-Lead, a program that offers a free lead-based paint risk assessment to City of Wilmington residents. To be eligible for the De-Lead program, one must live in a home that was built before 1978 within the City of Wilmington, and have children who are 6 years of age or younger. Women who are expecting are also eligible to participate in De-Lead.
The Spring Egg Hunt also included presentations from Beautiful Gate, G.A.P. (A Guided Approach to Positivity), Nemours Health and Prevention Services, Recycle Bank and the Wilmington Fire Department.
Spring Egg Hunt sponsors included:
Community Communications Corporation
Joe's Crab Shack
Delaware Children's Museum
Penn Cinema
Delaware History Museum
Public Allies
Delaware Museum of Natural History
Third Eye Photography
Grotto's Pizza
YMCA of Delaware
Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware
To check out video and audio coverage of the Spring Egg Hunt click the link below: