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Born in Liverpool on February 25, 1943, George Harrison was the more subdued, pensive – "quiet" – Beatle, and he carried this persona with him into his solo career. With 11 studio albums, including his sprawling masterwork 1970's All Things Must Pass and a late-career gem, 1987's Cloud Nine, Harrison's rock and roll legacy is enduring. Deft at seamlessly bridging his immersion in Hindu religion, Krishna consciousness and Vedic philosophy, with pure pop sensibility, Harrison's solo oeuvre resulted in such hits as "My Sweet Lord" (from All Things Must Pass), "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)" (from 1973's Living in the Material World), "All Those Years Ago" (from 1981's Somewhere in England) and the infectious soul remake "Got My Mind Set On You" (from Cloud Nine).
"He often said he wasn't pursuing a solo career at all – he never hired a manager or had an agent," recalled Tom Petty at the 2004 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, when he and Jeff Lynne of Electric Light Orchestra inducted Harrison. "He just loved playing music with his friends. And he loved guitars. And he loved rock and roll. And he loved Carl Perkins. And he loved Little Richard. And he loved [his son] Dhani and [wife] Olivia. He loved to stay up all night long and play the ukulele 'til dawn, 'til the kids were all in bed and tucked away."
Held on August 1, 1971 at Madison Square Garden in New York City, the Concert for Bangladesh was Harrison's brainchild. The star-studded bill included performances by Bob Dylan, Leon Russell, Eric Clapton and Harrison's Indian-music mentor Ravi Shankar. The proceeds from the concert and subsequent album and film releases went to the United Nations Children's Fund for Relief to Refugee Children of Bangladesh – a cause to which Harrison would donate more than $13 million. "Years before Live Aid, George invented the idea of rock and roll giving back to the people," said Petty.
Harrison penned some of the Fab Four's most beloved tracks, such as the tenderly emoting "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" and the celestial bounce of "Here Comes the Sun." During his Beatles' tenure, he also introduced Western ears to Indian music. Harrison first played the sitar on "Norwegian Wood" (1965) and then unleashed a full-blown sitar showcase, "Within You Without You," on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band in 1967. When Delaney Bramlett (of Delaney & Bonnie) introduced Harrison to slide guitar in 1968, he became a leading exponent of that style.
Outside the Beatles, Harrison's other most notable band project was as a member of the Traveling Wilburys, the supergroup also featuring Bob Dylan, Lynne, Roy Orbison and Petty. Their low-key albums – Volume One (1988) and Vol. 3 (1990) – were as pleasurable as they were unexpected. "He achieved much more than being a successful artist – he was a truly great man," said Petty.
Harrison worked on his final solo album, Brainwashed, up until his death on November 29, 2001. Brainwashed, co-produced by son Dhani Harrison and Jeff Lynne, was released posthumously in 2002. "There was a quote by the Indian poet [Rabindranath] Tagore that George read to me one day: He said, "blessed is he whose fame does not outshine his truth – and here we are in the Hall of Fame," said Olivia Harrison accepting her husband's Hall of Fame induction on his behalf in 2004. "But the inductees are not chosen because of their fame, but because they express their truth through their music. George said that he tried to write songs that would still mean something years from now, and I think it's safe to say that in spite of his immense fame, his truth will never be outshined or forgotten."
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ROCKWELL | George Edward McCarn, 81, of The Meadows of Rockwell, formerly of Lexington, passed away Monday afternoon, Feb. 4, 2013, at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte.
A funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Center Hill Baptist Church, where he was a member, by the Rev. Brian Alexander. Burial will be at noon Thursday at National Cemetery in Salisbury.
Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Piedmont Funeral Home.
George was born Nov. 8, 1931, in Davidson County to George Washington McCarn and Clara Veigh Boswell McCarn. He was retired from Link Taylor Furniture. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother, Jim McCarn, and sisters Betty McCarn Edwards and Rosa Lee Hicks.
George is survived by his loving wife of 55 years, Betty Edwards McCarn of The Meadows; son David McCarn and wife Diana of Richfield; brothers Ben McCarn and wife Reba of Lexington and Robert McCarn of Advance; two grandchildren, Michael and Cody of Richfield; and brother-in-law Wilburn Edwards of Dunngannon Va.
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Dear past Boulder Cyclocross and CYCLO X Racer,
This Year's CYCLO X Series has some new and exciting changes as the long standing Boulder Cyclocross Series and CYCLO X Series have merged to form the NEW Shimano CYCLO X Series powered by Boa Technology. Each venue is set up to test and challenge the athlete in unique ways, so come December we're able to crown the best cyclocross racer in Colorado!
When it comes time to train get ready for; the power sucking grass of Interlocken, the tight woods of Xilinx, the grand stair case of Westminter, the run ups at Louisville, the sands of Boulder Res, the lights of Castlerock, plus many more iconic elements at each venue!
TIMING; The CYCLO X Series will feature live chip timing! Friends and family can track the lap splits and action remotely on their smart phones or home computers. Once athletes cross the finish line they'll have instant access to all their splits at our live TV Timing Tent, located in the event expo! This year you'll be wearing a neoprene ANKLE strap with the timing chip.
NEW ADDITIONS [Relay 50]: After the extremely positive response of the pre-season Relay 60 event we've decided to incorporate one more relay race into the regular season. The schedule of Storm the Castle allowed us a 50 min window before the lights fire up for the SW OPEN-3 and SM OPEN races.
UNDER THE LIGHTS: The vision and credit for Storm the Castle joining the series goes to Race Director and course designer John Haley. Colorado cyclocross has been needing a race UNDER THE LIGHTS for some time now. We couldn't be more excited to bring it south to Castlerock. This is BRAC Junior Cyclocross Camp weekend. Jr. parents please be sure to check out the BRAC website for more info on the BRAC hosted Junior Camp
SERIES POINTS: Without the addition of 3 new events to the series your points standings will now be based off your best 5-events, so if you race all 8 events you can drop your lowest 3 scores. Look for more info on the website on series points. This year Interlocken and Westminster will feature 1.5x points, and Double points for the series championships.
SIENNA LAKE: With so many good venues, including the return of Westminster, we had to make the tough choice this year to leave one out. Park officials love and fully support the event, and after the rain/snow damage of last year we came to an agreement to let the venue fully recover before another round of cross. I know this was a favorite of many, ourselves included, and we promise it'll be back in 2014 as we decide which venue to rotate through next.


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Twins HOF: Jim Perry
This weekend, the Twins inducted pitcher Jim Perry into their Hall of Fame.
According to the stats, Perry (in his 10 seasons with Minnesota) had three excellent seasons as a reliever/spot starter (before those roles were so defined) and three spectacular seasons as a starter (winning the Cy Young Award in 1970). He also spent time in Cleveland, Detroit, and Oakland during his 17-year career.
After retirement, Perry (especially in recent years) has become a nice Twins ambassador of sorts, appearin gat all the reunions and special events. I think he really identifies as a "Twin" more than any other team. Older fans really wax nostalgic (and with good reason) about him from those exciting mid-60s-1970 years of Twins baseball.
Though his raw Twins stats may make Perry a borderline Twins HOFer, the honor couldn't be bestowed on more of a gentleman and baseball lifer. Enjoy the company, Jim!
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Falling for San Miguel de Allende
As I navigate the cobblestoned streets of San Miguel de Allende on a cool morning, little appears to have changed in the many years since I was last here. The serene courtyards of the town's 17th-century colonial houses are still concealed by ochre-colored adobe walls. Street vendors still sell cups of fresh jicama and fruit in the shade of jacaranda trees that shrug off their purple blossoms during the heat of the day. People still sit on benches around the lively central square, staring at the towering pink La Parroquia church.
When I first visited San Miguel — I was 9 and on a trip with my mother — the Instituto Allende, an accredited fine arts school, was a hot spot for those seeking their inner artist. But today this entire town in central Mexico's high desert plains is reinvention central. Everywhere I look are women just like me: from the United States and over 40. English is heard as often as Spanish.
Ten percent of San Miguel's 80,000 residents are expatriates of the United States, many who've moved here to launch second careers as business owners or jewelry designers, jazz composers or chocolatiers.
"Women come for a vacation and then sell their homes back in the States," says Camilla Sands, a 52-year-old tour guide and an ex-advertising executive from Tacoma, Washington. "San Miguel has a way of doing that to you."
Finding Her Passion in San Miguel
For Cheryl Finnegan, 45, the decision to move struck her at a yoga retreat. "I had a successful marketing career at Levi Strauss, was married to an auto industry executive, and lived in a posh neighborhood of San Francisco," Finnegan says. "We had nothing but money, and there was a void in my life. My personal shopper sat next to me at Thanksgiving. I needed a change."
Finnegan chucked it all, including her marriage, and enrolled in a six-month yoga program in San Miguel. She stayed six months more, burning through her savings, and realized that she never wanted to leave. "I fell in love with the town's spirit," she says. "And I discovered a talent for jewelry design that I never knew I had."
Finnegan began making crystal-studded belt buckles and accessories decorated with folk-art images of Mexican saints, which she sold to funky boutiques in Los Angeles for $50 to $400. "I chose icons with calming and protective traits," she says. "The Virgin of Guadalupe is one of my favorites because for me she symbolizes undying love."
When a photo of Britney Spears wearing one of Finnegan's belt buckles appeared on a magazine cover in 2004, her company took off; it's now a multimillion-dollar business. In the converted garage that houses her office and workshop, Finnegan introduces me to her staff of mostly young Mexican women, who are paid U.S.-level wages. Tacked to the walls are photos of celebrities — Lucinda Williams and Angela Bassett, among others — wearing her designs.
"My artisans are not only skilled, they're fast. I can have a design ready for production within five days. Back home, it could take months," Finnegan says. Not that running a business in Mexico is simple: Many of her artisans, for example, don't have phones. "There's one in the house three doors away, so if you call Grandma, she'll run down the street to find someone," she says. Despite the complications, Finnegan can't imagine turning back now. "My workshop has tripled in size in three years, and I'm employing extended families," she says. "I'm doing what I love and, I hope, making a difference."
A San Miguel Real Estate Entrepreneur
San Miguel has a collegial vibe that has helped many women create high-profile careers south of the border. Sharon Des Jardins, 59, moved to Mexico from Portland, Oregon, in 1995. Her plan was to explore the country for a few years, then move back to the U.S. Today the former travel agent owns a real estate business in San Miguel and includes herself among a group of single entrepreneurs, women who love to network.
The dynamic Des Jardins found that the longer she stayed in San Miguel, the clearer it became that there were dozens of women ready, willing, and able to purchase houses. "Buyers are in awe of the architecture here," she says. "But they also like the active social scene and the restaurants and galleries."


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Michelle Obama may be the talk of the nation for being portrayed (in a new book by Jodi Kantor) as a White House power player, but if that's true, it's nothing new. The standard for First Lady as powerhouse was set many years ago, not in the twentieth century by Nancy Reagan or Rosalynn Carter, or even Eleanor Roosevelt or Edith Wilson, but in the early nineteenth by Dolley Madison, the first woman to be termed First Lady. From the moment of James Madison's election, Dolley's power was acknowledged: As Charles Cotesworth Pinckney of South Carolina, the man James Madison defeated in 1808, wryly remarked, "I was beaten by Mr. and Mrs. Madison. I might have had a better chance if I had faced Mr. Madison alone."
Now that we know for sure that we won't elect a woman president this year (with Sarah Palin a non-starter and Michelle Bachmann out of the race), the women seeking votes in South Carolina are limited to Republican wives supporting their candidate husbands. But with her book, The Obamas, Kantor has reminded us all of how important a "mere" First Lady can be.
Two hundred years ago, Dolley Madison wasn't known by that honorific (it was reportedly coined by President Zachary Taylor, speaking at Mrs. Madison's 1849 funeral). Instead, the press of the day dubbed her "Lady Presidentess," bringing to mind Bill Clinton's suggestion that in him and Hillary, voters were getting "two for one." Whether or not she was truly a co-president, we do know that Dolley Madison was very much more than a presence at her husband's side. Soon another woman will be in the White House with her husband, and whether it is Michelle Obama or someone else, she ought to brush up on Dolley, whose influence is important to note in 2012, the bicentennial of the War of 1812, which is also known as Mr. Madison's War.
Newt Gingrich has lauded Callista Gingrich's impact upon him; his third wife's piety, passion for music, and her devotion to him are said to have smoothed the rougher edges of the hard-driving former Speaker of the House. In the case of 43-year-old James Madison, the arrival of the widow Dolley Payne Todd in his life was even more transformative. Though a world-renowned political philosopher and the principal author of the Constitution, Madison was somber, studious and short (before their marriage, Dolley, who was tall, described him as "the great little Madison"). When they married in 1794 Madison was already a congressman, but it was she—17 years younger, good-looking and black-haired—who turned heads on the street. As a team, they were ready for prime-time.
Like Karen Santorum, Mrs. Madison had a hiatus from public life, when her husband withdrew from politics during the Adams administration. But when Thomas Jefferson was elected president (America's third), Madison became his secretary of state and Dolley took on the new capitol city, first as White House hostess for Jefferson, who was a widower, and then, after her husband's election in 1808, as Presidentess. She benevolently ruled Washington society, welcoming political friend and foe alike to her open evenings, called "Drawing Rooms." So many powerful people shouldered their way into her weekly gatherings that they were known as "Squeezes."
Even as we admire Ann Romney's refusal to allow her multiple sclerosis to limit her life (or her husband's), the sheer physical bravery of Mrs. Madison comes to mind. During the War of 1812, Mrs. Madison watched the exodus of the city's inhabitants and its militia as thousands of British troops marched on Washington. Although she could hear the boom of cannon from her rooms in the President's house, as the White House was then known, she refused to leave until she had arranged for the safe departure of the life-size portrait of George Washington hanging in her dining room. Ever politically savvy, she recognized it would be a prize for the invaders. If it were to "fall into the hands of the enemy," she observed, "[its] Capture would allow them to make a great Finish."
According to Kantor's book, Mrs. Obama has transitioned from a second-guessing presidential spouse to a truly effective political force inside and out of the White House. In spite of that achievement, however, she has yet to achieve the across-the-aisle popularity Dolley Madison had. The legendary U.S. senator Henry Clay—himself known for his brilliant political compromises—said of Dolley, "Everybody loves Mrs. Madison." Standing nearby, she heard his remark and fired off an immediate riposte: "That's because Mrs. Madison loves everybody."
That was remarkable, because at that time Washington D.C. was every bit as divided as it is today. When Madison's 1812 war declaration came to the floor of Congress, the opposition Federalists voted in a bloc against it, 39 to 0, a strategy of unanimous opposition we see employed so often in Congress today. And Mrs. Madison was the subject of virulent attacks on her character and even her morals. Yet as her contemporary, journalist Margaret Bayard Smith, wrote, "In … trying times, Mrs. Madison appeared to peculiar advantage … [meeting] political assailants with a mildness, which disarmed their hostility of its individual rancor, and sometimes even converted political enemies into personal friends."
Whatever is said about her this week, Mrs. Obama is not the first First Lady—nor will she be the last—to follow Dolley Madison's lead, investing her talents and ambitions in helping to shape and define her husband's presidency. (Michelle Obama's latest effort in that direction: She started tweeting.) But whoever is cast in the role of presidential wife in 2013, she would do her nation a service if she could succeed, as Mrs. Madison did, in bridging some of Washington's bitter political divides.
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What is everyone's thoughts, both games they played were great.
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It's Kansas vs. OSU actually. But should still be a really good game. I want Kansas. I'm not sure they can beat us three times in one year.
I hate both of these teams and I'll watch every minute of this game. I love March.
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Who are we rooting for?
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Who are we rooting for?
Kansas; just so we don't have to face Marcus Flop again.
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Who are we rooting for?
Kansas, unfortunately.
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Kansas; just so we don't have to face Marcus Flop again.
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Kansas, unfortunately.
That's what I was thinking too. They won't have Embiid and I really just want to take these guys down.
Already seeing the Embiid effect. KU would need 10 games to fully adapt to not having him.
Smat just slapped Whitehead the ref in the butt and the ref immediately goes to Ford after that..surprised he didn't get T'ed up for contact with an official
Plus, is Smart hurt? This will be interesting.
Smart is hurt
I think Kansas wins by 5. (just wanted to document one of my terrible predictions)
Time to watch.
I'm only cheering for the chance to beat Kansas.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
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Smart is back and hits a 3. Him acting hurt to get a pity foul?
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Kansas, unfortunately.
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I'm a 'Newby' to cancer being afflicted with Marginal Zone Lymphoma in my right leg. Hydration is super important, and my treatment center is always open for me to get watered up.I can walk in anytime and they immediately check me over and hook up my port and pump me up. Check with your center. I'm sure they'll take care of your dehydrated problem.
Well this all makes since to me now, why I am so hot all the time. Even to touch my skin, it feels like it's sunburned. It has been over a year since my last chemo treatment, and I could not understand why I have been so hot. I live in Florida so we are use to the heat, but this summer seems to be so bad for me
I live in Minnesota and it has been very very hot. I myself is a cancer survivor of 3 years. I have never ever liked to drink water but now I am. I got myself to the point where I got dehydrated and got very sick. I started to feel sick while I was driving home with my grandson. I did make it home got inside the house and ran straight to the bathroom. Thank goodness my oldest son got home from work to where he was able to help me. That was the scariest moment of my life. I now drink water all the time. About 8 to 10 bottles.
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ich have carcenoid syndrom and i have to consider a lot about my every day living. Sunshine does not agree with me anymore . Hat and long sleeves is a must for me in the summertime.
thank you for some thoughts of reminders,i have been diagnosed with breast ca stage 2,after that i have a lot of things to consider about my health.I need to take care of my self for my family.
Ihad breast cancer surgery in May It was caught early, so had no chemo or radiation. I feel good and am blessed. Only I get cold real easy now, have to wear sweater in air conditioning. And not looking forward to winter.
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I was diagnosed in 2006 and I have been NED ever since.One of my lasting SE's has been the intolerance to heat.It limits all aspects of my life as well as my husbands and childrens.
Living in Az. Hydration is always an issue. I did not know that my chemotherapy was making the problem worse. Thanks for the info!
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Hard to believe Chicago's Smoking Popes took 10 years off in the middle of their career, because the band led by the three Caterer Brothers delivers the kind of timeless pop-rock that endures through the years. Need proof? You'll get it on this tour as the band plays its entire 1995 major-label debut, Born to Quit, in its entirety every night, along with a selection of tunes from its older indie records and the couple of releases they've had since reforming in 2008. Listen to the songs from Born to Quit today, and the lyrical themes and energetic instrumentation still resound. Not a bad way to start a week; you'll be glad The Smoking Popes quit quitting and got back on stage. Luther opens the show.
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Just more than 10 years after forming in Seattle, Minus The Bear just seems to be getting better with each album they release. The band's new one, Infinity Overhead, just arrived in September, and the band's songs are at their most sophisticated, full of complex time signatures and experimental sounds pulled from the instruments of singer/guitarist Jake Snider, guitarist Dave Knudson, bassist Cory Murchy, synthesizer player Alex Rose and drummer Erin Tate. At times, the band veers into areas of prog and math-rock that aren't really my thing, but the tunes remain rooted in some rock-solid songcraft all the while. Joining them are two bands worthy of headlining themselves. Cursive out of Omaha is a long-time Utah favorite and regular visitors to town, and Girl in a Coma are a rocking trio on Joan Jett's Blackheart Records label--a stamp of high quality in my book.


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STAMFORD, Conn. — Pitney Bowes has landed a six-year contract with the U.S. Postal Service.
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Isn't that some ancient curse? "May you live in interesting times"? It's true for me. This past year has been filled with interesting happenstances. Many life changes, a serious crisis or two, but it has all been accompanied by the … Continue reading
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ZF-6416: No reference to 'autoloadernamespaces' in docs
I've searched via the Documentation search and Google yet I can't find any reference in the documentation to this configuration option. It's pretty critical if you want to load a Controller Plugin without init'ing Zend_Loader.
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Panama City-- Since landing the job of her dreams, 28-year-old, Kimberly Weekley, says every single day...is a constant reminder of her destiny.
"She does a fantastic job; her name is Kim Weekley, but we call her Kim Strongly," said Dr. Syed K. Mahmood, MD.
She earned the nickname "Kimberly Strongly" just a few months after settling in as Dr. Mahmood's newest oncology nurse where she quickly came face to face with her our own mortality.
"They took me back to the doctor and he had my mammogram up and I looked at it," said Weekley. "I knew…you know? I'm a nurse and looked at it...and my heart just sort of sank."
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"It was already stage three after just eight weeks from the first symptom," said Weekley. "The initial thing I noticed was the swelling; in hindsight, I think I might of had a dimple, and I thought...you know… I'm only 28; I'm too young, most women don't get cancer until they're in their 60's."
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"I just couldn't believe it...I couldn't believe it... just think everything happens for a reason and that I was sent to work here so I would be here, because had I not....I don't know…"
Since going into remission, Weekley has had a mastectomy, continues radiation therapy, and chemo therapy. As an oncology nurse, Weekley finds divine grace in each patient, and hopes her story will do the same...
"Hopefully I can offer them. I've been there I've done that...it's not the end of the world...you just got to keep going..."
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The Women's Center for Breast Care at FMH Crestwood is a multi-disciplinary program dedicated to providing women facing breast cancer with compassionate, comprehensive care in a supportive, encouraging environment.
"Despite the huge steps forward in treatment and survivorship, a diagnosis of breast cancer is still very scary," says Carol Mastalerz, Frederick Memorial Hospital Director of Oncology Services. "At The Women's Center for Breast Care, we have put some very specific services, resources and procedures in place to help make a patient's journey through diagnosis, treatment and recovery as stress-free as possible."
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~ I have said nothing because there is nothing I can say that would describe how I feel as perfectly as you deserve it. -- Kyle Schmidt ~
~Silence is one of the hardest arguments to refute. -- Josh Billings ~
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I might send him a message.
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I am quite intrigued. A little digging through the old PD would be an informative experience.
All of my old PMs are absolutely hilarious/nostalgic. Such highlights include this series of PMs from Kyogrestargirl:
Originally Posted by kyogrestargirlOriginally Posted by SollyOriginally Posted by kyogrestargirlThis advisory from Fullmetal:Originally Posted by Solly
Originally Posted by FullmetalThis promise was not kept, of course, as evidenced by this PM from Xion less than a month later:Originally Posted by Solly
Originally Posted by Xion: Master of SteelI never got a replyOriginally Posted by Solly
This extremely important message from XD~007:
This PM from Signalflare (Which judging by all the PMs after it led to lengthy discourse and eventual MSN buddyship along with CL and SuikuunMyuu):Originally Posted by XD~007
And this:Originally Posted by Signal Flare
I looked through the guy's stuff and found thisOriginally Posted by pokemondreamer1993
I honest to god laughed when I saw my post. Ah, to be young and douchey again.
too bad you can't back those up. I wonder if it is because proboards broke.
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ZF-6614: Zend_Feed_Rss pubDate should be localtime rather than gmdate('r')
zend/feed/rss.php line 425 and other places makes pubDate like the following. $pubdate = $this->_element->createElement('pubDate', gmdate('r', $pubdate)); This always generates timzone +0000 like "Tue, 12 May 2009 02:01:07 +0000".
I think the feed should generate in local timezone.
Something like $pubdate = new Zend_Date($pubdate); $pubdate = $this->_element->createElement('pubDate', $pubdate->get(Zend_Date::RSS)); would generate in local time zone. (though this adds dependency to Zend_Date)
I do not know about the atom class, but the same issue may exist.
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Bucknell Snaps No. 12 Mens Water Polos Winning Streak, Beats Tigers 12-5
The No. 12 Princeton men's water polo team saw two streaks end Sunday, its five-game win streak and perfect record in Southern Division-East Region play in the team's 12-5 loss at Bucknell. The Tigers (13-4, 6-1 Southern) were unable to ignite their offense and suffered their first loss of the year to an unranked opponent.
Goals were traded and play was fairly even over the first half. Despite having the game and lead within range, the Tigers' struggled to find an offensive burst. Princeton only owned the lead once at 2:29 in the second quarter off a Jamie Kuprenas goal to go up 3-2.
The Bison countered with a four-goal uncontested run that they took to the 1:37-minute mark in the third quarter.
Down 6-3, Kayj Shannon broke up Bucknell's scoring run with his only goal of the contest, but it was not enough to broker a momentum pull for the Tigers.
Drew Hoffenberg scored Princeton's lone goal in the fourth quarter, as Bucknell went on to outscore the Tigers 5-1 over the final eight minutes.
Hoffenberg led the Tiger offense with two goals.
Princeton will have to wait two more weeks to play for the divisional crown with its final Southern game versus George Washington scheduled for Friday, Oct. 25 at DeNunzio Pool. Before hosting the Colonials, Princeton will head to Penn to play in the Ivy League Championship on Sunday, Oct. 20.
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relevant backstory first: i've never been one to bring a pencil case with me to school despite the fact that it seems like proper convention to do so. it's just not my style. instead i carry around a pen and a pencil in my right pocket all day, every day. i know what you're wondering, and yes, sometimes the pens do explode those were some horrible days. i remember i took my hand out of my pocket and it was all blue. took forever scrubbing the ink off. anyway, that's what i do. usually it's a h2 pencil and a green pen, because the green pen is the corrector's corrector and i'm damn well good enough for that.
and nobody touches my pen. ever. it's my channel for whatever i need for those eight hours i'm at school, whether it be schoolwork or spontaneous creativity (usually storytelling plots i quickly scribble down and forget about by the time the day is done). when people ask me, 'hey, can i borrow a pen,' i'm all like, 'sorry, man, this is my only one .' it's just how the relationship works.
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The Roots certainly didn't disappoint with the "Make My" single off their December 6th slated undun. And now we can be further not disappointed with a complete stream of the album on NPR. The moody and often melancholy concept based album is layered and textured, playing out like an audio story, which could also easily double as a film soundtrack.
Also, yesterday the group dropped a free iTunes app to go with their very first conceptual project. The app includes photos, lyrics, interviews, music video snippets and in all "an immersive experience that elucidates the life and times of one Redford Stephens," the focal character on undun.
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Hint: Either one is an awesome Father's Day gift. But if Dad likes golf, go for the second.
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Guests who book the three-day Unlimited Spa package this summer through Sept. 30 will also get a spacious suite, unlimited access to the Amatsu spa and its services and breakfast at Easy Street each day.
Trips to the Amatsu (Japanese for heavenly) can include soaks in the ofuro tub (a traditional Japanese spa experience), facial treatments and massages, including the Bamboo-Koi Massage - using warm basalt stones and bamboo sticks to smooth and sooth.
Plus, most rooms at the Sky Lodge have a hot tub on their deck and views of the Wasatch and Old Town Park City.
The package is $399 per night, based on a one-bedroom suite for two guests.
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The package is available June 17 to 19 and includes a one-night stay at The Sky Lodge in a one-bed room, breakfast for two guests at Easy Street, one round of 18-holes at Victory Ranch Golf Course for two (second round is $50).
If you haven't been on this course, Victory Ranch is set at a 7,000-foot altitude and boasts views of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains and overlooks the Provo River.
Relax on the deck of the Sky Blue to sip a brew and take in the views of Old Town Park City. You'll also get to end your day golfing with a gourmet post-golf BBQ with fresh, seasonal food and local beer.
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Boulder, CO, June 18, 2013 - Ricoh Production Print Solutions (Ricoh), a leading provider of digital output solutions, today announced that CCS Printing has successfully integrated the award-winning RICOH ProcessDirector workflow solution, a key component of Ricoh's industry-first centralized critical communications suite of solutions, enabling the production of more than two million pages a month. CCS Printing, a provider of digital and offset print, fulfillment logistics, graphic design and web development, ultimately chose the Ricoh solution over many competitors due to its leadership in the software print environment and its ability to deliver the capabilities necessary to monitor a sizable and complex workflow. Production includes the tracking and reporting of two million pages each month. The solution, implemented in a short six-month window, includes a camera solution with RICOH ProcessDirector. The technology allows CCS Printing to track and report in real-time on the more than two million documents it processes each month. These seamless capabilities help the company meet the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements, ensuring that each document ends up in the correct envelope, as well as assisting with billing-related actions. "We've had a long, successful relationship with the Ricoh team, leveraging their hardware and professional services offerings, so when we began our search for a software solution, we didn't have to look very far. We evaluated the competition, but ultimately, they were no match for RICOH ProcessDirector," said Kevin Sullivan, president of CCS Printing. "At CCS Printing, we feel very confident working with a company that not only understands our core business, but also the transactional environment. Ricoh has proven to be that company for us."Ricoh's solution also provides post-processing print stream manipulation which employs two-dimensional bar codes that allow splitting, sorting and grouping of documents, optimizing the production workflow by eliminating the need for upstream changes on the mainframe, saving both time and money. "At Ricoh we are always working to find the best routes to help our customers implement efficient and effective solutions that support the delivery of critical communications. Together with the CCS Printing team, we eagerly began to help them meet their six month timeline and deliver a smooth implementation of RICOH ProcessDirector that has allowed them to open up new streams of revenue," said Theresa Lang, vice president of solutions and services, Ricoh. "We're proud that CCS Printing has successfully managed its new work to the stringent HIPAA requirements that its client requires."RICOH ProcessDirector is a key component of the Ricoh critical communications suite of solutions. This recently enhanced solution now also features a completely redesigned visual interface for workflow building as well as new printer connections. The enhancements support RICOH ProcessDirector and RICOH ProcessDirector Express' ability to streamline print operations, improve process integrity, increase operator productivity and lower costs. An extensible, configurable output process management system that lets customers start small and grow over time, RICOH ProcessDirector is modular software that can help customers control and manage transaction output processes in high-volume environments. Find more information about RICOH ProcessDirector and Ricoh's critical communications suite of solutions here: http://www.infoprint.com/internet/ipww.nsf/vwWebPublished/swip_ricoh-process-director_en To see Kevin Sullivan of CCS Printing discuss how they're leveraging RICOH ProcessDirector, please visit http://www.infoprint.com/internet/ipww.nsf/vwWebPublished/ai_optin-ccs-printing-video_en###| About Ricoh | Ricoh is a global technology company specializing in office imaging equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in about 200 countries and regions. In the financial year ending March 2013, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 1,924 billion yen (approx. 20 billion USD). The majority of the company's revenue comes from products, solutions and services that improve the interaction between people and information. Ricoh also produces award-winning digital cameras and specialized industrial products. It is known for the quality of its technology, the exceptional standard of its customer service and sustainability initiatives. Under its corporate tagline, imagine. change. Ricoh helps companies transform the way they work and harness the collective imagination of their employees.For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com/about/ © 2013 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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Harmons employee Mariah Christiansen teaches children at Hillside Elementary about healthy foods.
Never mind the Food Network, the thousands of food blogs, the glossy food magazines on the newsstands. Part of the obesity problem stems from the simple fact that somehow, over a couple of generations, American have forgotten how to plan, cook and serve family meals.
"What's an example of healthy food?" asks Mariah Christianson, the Harmons employee who is teacher for the day at Hillside Elementary in Granite School District.
"A food that's good," answers one child.
"Right. And what's an example of a food that's good?"
"A candy bar."
Mariah takes a different tack. "What's healthier, an apple or a candy bar?"
Teaching children what is healthy for them and what foods are nutritious used to be a parent's job, taught largely by example. But these days, says Jolynn Koehler, a Hillside first-grade teacher, "A lot of this isn't learned at home."
This is the third year Koehler's first graders have had Teach to Taste as part of their regular curriculum, and she loves the program. cooerativelly developed by Harmons and Utah Slow Food's Christi Paulson (herself an elementary school teacher), Teach to Taste is a year-long program designed to teach kids basic nutrition, how taste works and where their food comes from. In 2010, Paulson received the 2010 Agriculture in the Classroom Excellence in Teaching About Agriculture Award, and Teach to Taste sprang form the classroom practices for which she received this award.
Today, Koehler's 22 first-graders each received a Harmons chef apron and their first packet of information. They take a pledge to follow safety rules in the kitchen, to wash their hands before handling food (this involves an enthusiastic pantomime of turning on imaginary faucets and scrubbing hands while singing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star") and try to at least a taste of everything offered in the class.
They taste the difference between sour (lime juice), salty (pretzels), bitter (a - surprise! - dark chocolate chip, and 22 dismayed faces) and sweet (yay! Swedish gummy fish). After today, they will study and taste four different types of a single food each month - four berries, four kinds of apples and so on. The team is taught by Harmons employees, who are paid for their time by the store, and Teach to Taste is now in 13 schools.


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Domestic Violence at the Margins: Readings on Race, Class, Gender, and Culture, edited by Natalie Sokoloff with Christina Pratt. Foreword by Beth E. Ritchie, Rutgers University Press, 2005. This groundbreaking anthology reorients the field of domestic violence research by bringing long-overdue attention to the structural forms of oppression in communities marginalized by race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, and class. An essential text for courses in sociology, criminology, social work, and women's studies. It also provides critical information and resources for professionals working in domestic violence services, advocacy, social work, and law enforcement.
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Kristin Chenoweth to Perform New Year's Eve in Park City
Tony and Emmy award-winning Kristin Chenoweth, known for her roles in "Glee," "Pushing Daisies," and "Wicked", will light up The Eccles Center on New Year's Eve. Chenoweth is a soprano and entertainer, who delivers a celebration bursting with song, dance and witty repartee in an "Evening with Kristin Chenoweth" begins at 8 p.m. on Monday, Dec, 31. Tickets are $30 to $160, with a 20 percent discount for seniors, and a two-for-one price for children ages 12 and under. Tickets and information are available at The Eccles Center box office, 435-655-3114 or www.ecclescenter.org.
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Wilmington City Council Member Charles "Bud" Freel joins with his City Council colleagues to invite you to a document shredding, hazardous waste disposal and electronic goods disposal event, this coming Saturday, March 2, 2012 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (rain or shine) in parking lot in back of the outfield wall at Frawley Stadium on the Wilmington Riverfront (801 S. Madison Street).
This popular Wilmington disposal and shredding event is sponsored by the Delaware Solid Waste Authority and supported by Wilmington City Council and the United Way of Delaware.
The event offers local residents an easy and convenient way to dispose of hazardous materials and electronic equipment and to shred important or sensitive documents on-the-spot.
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Two years ago, the Center for Science in the Public Interest warned the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Association and other leading scientific journals that there was a persistent pattern of non-disclosure of conflicts of interest by researchers publishing articles within their pages. CSPI said that a voluntary disclosure policy needed teeth if it was going to work. Our concerns were ignored.
Todays Wall Street Journal documented a major failure to disclose relevant conflicts by seven authors of a JAMA article involving the safety of anti-depressant use by pregnant women. At least two of those authors, including lead author Lee S. Cohen, a Harvard Medical School professor and director of the perinatal and reproductive psychiatry research program at Massachusetts General Hospital, had their conflicts of interest documented in CSPI's Integrity in Science Database at www.integrityinscience.org prior to publication of the article.
Its clear that the Journal of the American Medical Association does not evaluate conflict of interest disclosures when articles are submitted. As a result, some authors with blatant conflicts of interest apparently feel they can ignore the journals policy with impunity.
The only solution is for journals to adopt strong penalties for authors who fail to disclose a three-year ban from publishing in the pages in the journal (such a policy has been adopted by Environmental Health Perspectives). The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors should also make a ban by any of its members apply to all its members.


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Twenty-eight years after a newspaper columnist spurred Windermere and UW to create one of the rowing's greatest annual spectacles, the Windermere Cup has attracted the best crews from Great Britain's international-champion national program. The dual-race showdowns are Saturday inside the roaring Montlake Cut.
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University of Chicago investigators have shown that certain gut microbes prevalent in males can help protect them against type 1 diabetes. The study, published in Immunity, demonstrates that the microbes cooperate with sex hormones to cause a "gender bias" and provides an important framework that could lead to better treatments, according to the scientists.
The gender bias they are referring to occurs because the tendency for immune responses to be more powerful in females than males leads to females also having a greater risk for autoimmune diseases. "Sex hormones play a pivotal role in the gender bias with a commonly accepted view that androgens are protective," wrote the researchers in their paper.
"The gender bias in major autoimmune diseases is well known but not well understood," said senior study author Alexander Chervonsky, M.D., Ph.D., of the University of Chicago. "By studying how microbes cooperate with hormones to affect the immune system, we can identify pathways that can be triggered artificially by drugs or manipulations of gut microbes to interfere with the course of autoimmunity."
Sex hormones are known to play an important role in the gender bias of autoimmune diseases. But studies have shown that environmental influences and other non-hormonal factors also make a difference. For instance, animals that lack gut microbes because they were raised in a germ-free environment do not show a pronounced gender bias in type 1 diabetes, which is generally considered to be an autoimmune disorder. Until now, it has not been clear how hormones and microbes work together to influence the gender bias in type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases.
Dr. Chervonsky and his team found that microbial communities in male and female mice became different once the mice reached puberty, whereas microbes in females and castrated males were more similar to each other. These results suggest that sex hormones contribute to gender-specific changes in microbial communities. When the researchers raised mice in a germ-free environment and then exposed them to different types of bacteria, they discovered that only certain microbes specifically protected males against type 1 diabetes.
Taken together, the findings suggest that hormones and microbes cooperate with each other to protect males against autoimmune diseases.
"Our study has helped to establish the general principles of how hormones and microbes interact with the immune system, which is the first significant step to get to the stage of developing new therapies," said Dr. Chervonsky.
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