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According to Miley, I guess there are seven things to hate about people. Well, there are three less ways to lose a major league baseball game, and the Twins have utilized almost all of them in the span of two days.
Thursday Noon: Starting pitching doesn't give you a chance.
Thursday Night: Absolutely no offense (no-hit through six innings).
Friday Night: Had a lead in the late innings, then the bullpen blew it
About the only other way to lose a game at the major league level is through poor fielding. Gulp.
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After reporting a slight decrease in Provegene sales, Dendreon announced a restructuring, and closure of its New Jersey manufacturing site. Shutdown of the Morris Plains plant will result in a loss of 600 jobs.
Provenge sales were $80 million in the second quarter, down from $82 million in the first quarter due to sales force turnover and cancelation of infusions, according to Leerink Swann.
The company hopes to reduce costs by approximately $150 million annually as a result of the restructuring. Provenge manufacturing will be handled by the company's existing facilities in Union City, Georgia, and Seal Beach, California.
"We are confident in the long-term opportunities for Provenge," said John H. Johnson, chairman, president, and CEO. "We believe the strategic restructuring plan announced today will accelerate our path to profitability and future growth as we execute on our core mission of providing Provenge to patients around the world. By re-configuring our manufacturing model, strengthening our commercial organization and lowering our overall cost structure, we believe we can deliver value to our shareholders and our physician customers and their patients."
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Also, it looks like some attach the tube to a solid piece of metal, that is, there is no head on the inside. Am I seeing these wrong? If not, what did they use?
I'm planning on making a solid receiver dummy gun for a buddy who re-enacts as a British paratrooper, and riveting into a blind hole would help some things.


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Excess Varsity Athlete Insurance: For information on the Athletic Departments excess varsity athlete insurance coverage and what to do when an injury occurs please contact the Head Athletic Trainer at (509) 963-3238 for coverage limits and claim forms.
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Commercial Property Insurance: Coverage is for the revenue generating buildings and University owned content that has been scheduled, i.e., Residential Services and the SURC. Deductibles and policy limitations apply to each covered loss to the schedule property.
Loss to Employees' Property: CWU assumes NO responsibility for loss or damage to any property owned by an employee regardless of usage. Employees who use their own property for work-related uses, regardless of location, should ensure that adequate coverage is available through either their renter's or homeowner's insurance policy.
Loss to Students' Property: CWU assumes NO responsibility for loss or damage to any university resident's personal property from any cause of loss. CWU strongly recommends that all university residents obtain insurance coverage by purchasing a renter's insurance policy through an independent agency or verifying coverage is available under a parent or guardian's homeowner's insurance policy.
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Other Professional Activities: Some professional associations offer liability insurance resources to student members. For example, the National Society of Accountants (NSA) offers discounted professional liability insurance protection as a service. Another resource is through a commercial insurance broker. For example, Marsh offers professional liability insurance to students through Marsh ProLiability. These are not state programs.
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Specializing in many areas, we offer a wide variety of degree options for students wanting to transfer to university and earn a Bachelor's degree. We also offer AAS degrees designed to provide the skills to move immediately into the workforce.
Tennessee Transfer Pathway (TTP)
Students completing a TTP program will earn an A.A. or A.S. degree at ChattState. Upon transfer to a Tennessee public university, acceptance of all courses is guaranteed (or guaranteed toward a Bachelor's degree).
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The Social & Behavioral Sciences Division offers many courses online to fit your schedule.
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Chattanooga State's East Campus presents students with the opportunity to earn both the Associate of Science in Teaching (AST) degree with a K-5 emphasis and the baccalaureate degree in elementary education all in one location. This 2+2 partnership with TTU on the East Campus offers all the coursework for the AST degree through Chattanooga State and for the baccalaureate degree through Tennessee Technological University (TTU). Therefore, students who are interested in pursuing all four years of their elementary education degree are able to do so at the one Chattanooga State East campus location.
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Class includes 13 football student-athletes
Swimming & Diving Names 29 to Pac-12 All-Academic Teams
The 15 men and 14 women were the most All-Academic honors in recent history.
Men's Swimming Records Season Bests On Second Day of Pac-12 Championships
Junior Herbie Behm swam an NCAA B-standard time in the 50 free.
Men's Swimming Fractionally Off School Record at Pac-12 Championships
The men's 200 medley relay swam the fourth-best time in school history, Sunday.
Swimming and Diving Celebrates Seniors in Pac-12 Dual Meets
Saturday's dual versus California marks the last home conference meet for 11 seniors.
2012 State Farm Good Neighbor Team
The ASU student-athletes on the 2012 State Farm Good Neighbor Team
here for more information on Barrett, The Honors College, as Stephen is a
student there along with several other Sun Devil student-athletes.
'Good Samaritan' Estes Released from Hospital (State Press--Oct. 15, 2011)
2011-12 (Junior Season)
Stephen survived being struck by a truck on the freeway during his junior year. The truck was totaled, he was not. He used his free time to become backgammon master, and is currently #7 in the world.
Even after the accident, Stephen went on to qualify for the 2012 US Olympic Trials in the 100 breast.
2010-11(Sophomore Season)
First team Pac-10 All-Academic selection with a 3.79 GPA in mechanical engineering.
Placed in top 16 at PAC-10s in the 100 breast.
Swam the 100 and 200 breast for the Sun Devils.
Top 10 ASU Swam a season-best 56.80 in the 100 breast at the Arena Invitational in Long Beach, Calif.
Also touched in with a season-best in the 200 breast at the Arena Invitational with a time of 2:10.15.
2009-10 (Freshman Season)
Was one of the Sun Devils' top breaststrokers
Clocked in a career-best of 55.52 in the 100 breast at the Pac-10 Championships
Finished in 2:06.62 in the 200 breast
Fastest 50 free of the season was at the Tiger Invitational, 24.72
National Success
Qualified for the 2012 US Olympic Trials in the 100 breast
High School:
A 2009 graduate of North High School in Phoenix, Ariz.
Captain of the swim team for two years
Swim MVP for two years, All-American for two years, and a four-time state champion (three relays and one individual)
Was a member of the National Honor Society and was also named an Academic All-American
Lists most exciting sports moment as winning state as a senior
Majoring in mechanical and aerospace engineering at ASU
Parents are Ron and Renee Estes of Phoenix, Ariz.
Has three siblings, Hillary (22), Aaron (21), and Nathan (19)
Brother-in-law, Ryan Key, was a swimmer for 4 years in college
Brother Aaron Estes is a member of the ASU Track and Field Team
Born August 20, 1990 in Phoenix, Ariz.
Enjoys playing tennis and video games
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Hindsight is 20/20—and in the fractional-share business, foresight may at best be about 20/1,000. In a market like today's and with a rapidly evolving product like fractional, even the most seasoned insiders seem to lack a clear sense of what's next.
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March 4, 2014
Last Fall, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) unveiled proposed rules for enhancing protection for air charter customers. Since then, several influential charter brokers have gone on record as saying the proposals don't go far enough—even though brokers are the primary targets of those rules.
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As inventories decline, a buyers' market may be fading.
November 21, 2013
Renewed consumer interest in jet cards has led to a wide assortment of new offerings.
September 18, 2013
This increasingly available option can save you lots of money. Here's what you need to consider.
September 10, 2013
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Frying is always done at a temperature between 170°C/335°F and 230°C/450°F. Beyond 250°C/485°F, butter and oil overheat and the food starts to be carbonized. To avoid these risks, Demeyere produced the first pans and woks equipped with ControlInduc, a safety system that limits the maximum temperature to 250°C/485°F on induction cookers.
Until about 220°C/425°F, a product equipped with ControlInduc heats normally as all the other pans, but above this temperature the power of the inductors progressively diminishes and stabilizes between 245°C/475°F and 250°C/485°F. When, for example, one puts cold or raw food in the pan, such as a piece of meat or some pancake dough, the pan re-cools and the power of the inductor automatically augments without the intervention of the user. And even if one forgets a pan during its time on the induction plate it does not overheat.
A plate heated at induction needs magnetic material in the base of the recipient to create heat. Without this magnetic material (for example in case of copper, aluminium), the recipient placed on the inductor does not heat up. The material that Demeyere uses in the external layer of the ControlInduc products possesses some very special properties. It acts like a single superalloy which keeps its magnetism until 250°C/485°F. Beyond this temperature, this material loses its magnetic properties and demands the induction plate to diminish its power. When one puts cold food in the pan the temperature of the pan base lowers and the magnetism returns. As a consequence, the power of the induction plate goes up again. The used material never loses its exceptional properties even after years of use.
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More: Congratulations on another successful season of Drop Dead Diva.
Margaret Cho: Thank you. I think we are all really happy with it and the finale. There were a lot of twists and turns that took our audience on quite a ride.
More: So many people think of you as a stand-up comedian on the live stage. What sparked your interest in joining this cast?
MC: I love the show and I loved the concept behind it. We, as women, are put in so many different categories, like Are pretty or are we going to be smart. This show allows a character to be both and prove you don't have to conform to society and pick just one, because you can be all things. The message here is you have the power to be everything.
More: Plus it also proves size isn't everything.
MC: I rarely see anyone on television that I can identify with physically. So many people on TV are way outside of my realm; I just could not visualize myself like that. On Drop Dead Diva, I think our characters are real and relatable women. You can look at them and see how beautiful all people can be. Our lead character is someone I can relate to, and when you are watching a show, you as a member of the audience want to relate to the character you are watching. To put someone in a lead role like that on TV is both rewarding and validating.
More: Speaking of stand-up shows, you are headlining "Mother," which centers around how society looks at maternal figures and strong women in queer culture. Why do a show about motherhood when you aren't a mom yourself?
MC: My show is a lot about my mom and the influence she had on me and my career. I wanted to put all of these different stories together and do a tribute to her. Also, now, at 43, I am at a point in my life where I feel as if I am in a maternal place. I know people view me as a maternal figure, which I think is great.
More: Age has something to do with that?
MC: When you get to your forties, you wonder if you are still sexually viable, when people see you as a maternal figure. I think I am, but I have to say that to myself. I always have to reinforce that idea because women in our society, or at least in the acting world, often become invisible after the age of 40. A lot of times you have the young girlfriend roles, and then as you get older there are different opportunities, but I feel there are not a lot of choices during the in-between period. I think people are finally realizing the importance of this time by making sure we as women stay viable and sexy.
More: What makes you feel sexy?
MC: What makes me feel sexy is appreciating my age and my wisdom. I also take care of my body in a way that is appropriate. I am not necessarily in desperate need to be super skinny. I did the anorexia and bulimia when I was in my twenties to be thin. Now I am too old to mess around with food, so I have to come at it from a more holistic point of view.
More: Such as?
MC: I am into yoga and I have learned the many different ways to appreciate food, such as cooking. Now I spend time with food so I can have a healthy relationship with it. Look, it took me about 40 years to get to this place, and for the first time I am really comfortable with it.
More: You noted that you once battled anorexia and bulimia. How did you find a healthy place with food and your body?
MC: A lot of the work I was getting was stand-up comedy. That has little to do with how thin I am. When I did 30 Rock I had to wear a fat suit. While some actresses might feel they might not get work if they don't weigh a certain amount, I never had that pressure after my first experience with television. But back when I was doing my own TV show, in 1994, they wanted me to lose a lot of weight, and that is where the whole cycle began.
More: Which was?
MC: I was terrified, thinking I had to be thin to get the work. But it was then that I really started to embrace my love for stand-up comedy, and after that it became a non-issue: I no longer had to worry about what I was eating. Male comics don't think about their weight—why should we?
More: You recently shed a lot of weight, which you have attributed to your time on Dancing with the Stars and your love of belly dancing.
MC: Yes. I love belly dancing. It is great for exercise and it glorifies a woman's body. When I was in Cairo, I saw women who were in their eighties belly dancing and still feeling sexy. It was so great to see. They were wearing really beautiful costumes and dancing in a very seductive manner. It was beautiful to watch, especially because of how age was really valued there.
More: Did being there teach you anything?
MC: It taught me to respect a woman's body in a way that is so different, organic and true.
More: You referenced your time on 30 Rock, which I must add just scored you a Primetime Emmy for outstanding guest actress in a comedy series for your role as Kim Jong Il. [The 64th Primetime Emmy Awards show will be aired September 23 on ABC.]
MC: Yes, thank you. I am so excited about that, especially because of how much I love the show and Tina Fey. She is a genius and a true friend. I am so grateful I was able to do that.
More: What does getting an Emmy nod mean to you?
MC: I think it has an exciting feeling. You are being honored for doing something you love. I would do this for free because I love it so much. It is such a nice acknowledgement.
More: Aside from your on-camera work, you are also a huge advocate for the gay/lesbian community. What prompted you to get so involved?
MC: During my early years as a comic, in the '80s and '90s, I did a lot of fundraising for AIDS. I am also bisexual. For me it is so important to be connected to this world. Because of my role in the comedy world I have been able to work with many of these wonderful organizations and build a great relationship with them.
More: You mention being bisexual, yet you are married and have been for some time [to husband Al Ridenour]. Was marrying a man a hard decision to make?
MC: No, I don't think so. I think it was the right thing for me. I feel that marriage is really important and gay marriage is the prime example of equality. Now that I am a member of that family [with Ridenour], I view family as so important, and sexuality should not have anything to do with that. No one should tell you who your family should be.
More: Now that the season has wrapped, will you be hitting the road?
MC: I am on the road all of the time. That aspect of my job never stops. I am out traveling all of the time. Since I shoot the series in Atlanta, I tend to be there a lot. But I am happy to travel and be somewhere new all of the time.
More: Does being away from your husband bring a lot of stress onto your relationship?
MC: It is something that I have always done, and you just get used to it. I have always been a road comic and someone who loves to travel. That is nothing new.
More: The material you use in your routines—are you reciting your life to a group of strangers?
MC: It all comes from something. What I tell you is the truth. Although some things may be a tad exaggerated, it was something that happened to me.
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The integrative constitutive LEXSY is the basic architecture which permits efficient production of a large variety of proteins. It is based on integration of an expression cassette into the chromosomal ssu-locus encoding the tandem 18S rRNA genes. This cluster is transcribed by the endogenous RNA Polymease I. Due to the expression profile of RNA Polymease I expression of target proteins parallels growth of the culture.
Dependent upon the cloning strategy target proteins are either steadily expressed in the cytoplasm of the host or secreted into the growth medium. Cytosolically expressed proteins can be isolated from easily disrupted cells, whereas secreted proteins are efficiently isolated from the medium by one-step affinity chromatography.
We recommend the standard kit with the vector pLEXSY-sat2 for selection of LEXSY expression strains with the antibiotic Nourseothricin (NTC).
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- 1 broiler/fryer chicken (2-1/2 to 3 pounds), cut up
- 2 quarts water
- 1/4 cup canola oil or bacon drippings
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 can (28 ounces) tomatoes, drained
- 2 cups fresh or frozen sliced okra
- 2 bay leaves
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 to 2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce
- 2 tablespoons sliced green onions
- Minced fresh parsley
- Hot cooked rice
- Place chicken and water in a large kettle. Cover and bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30-45 minutes or until chicken is tender.
- Remove chicken; reserve broth. Set chicken aside until cool enough to handle. Remove chicken from bones; discard bones and cut into meat into cubes; set aside.
- In a soup kettle, combine oil or drippings and flour until smooth. Cook over medium-high heat for 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Reduce heat to medium. Cook and stir about 5 minutes more or until mixture is reddish-brown (the color of a penny). Turn the heat to high. Stir in 2 cups reserved broth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Add the onions, celery, green pepper and garlic; cook and stir for 5 minutes. Add the tomatoes, okra, bay leaves, basil, salt, pepper and pepper sauce. Cover and simmer for 1 hour. Add chicken; heat through.
- Discard bay leaves. Garnish with green onions and parsley. Serve with rice. Yield: 8-10 servings.
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Reviews for Chicken and Okra Gumbo
"Made this last night, the only variation was I used boneless skinless chicken breasts and boiled them in 2 quarts of chicken broth, and used that in step 3. Amazing gumbo, next time we plan on substituting steak and beef broth for the chicken and chicken broth, will post when I do that!"
"I love this soup! I make it all the time for my BBQ restaurant. The only change I made to it was I cook sweet Italian sausage and use the grease from that and my bacon grease for my roux. I sometimes add chicken base and I double the okra. Customers love it! Thanks!!"
"Loved it! Husband added Gumbo filet to it! We discussed shrimp or sausage, but I liked it just like this! Did quite a bit of salt."
"I had to make some adjustments, I halved the recipe b/c I'm cooking for 2 (still had plenty of leftovers). I used boneless/skinless breasts b/c I didn't have anything else. I ended up adding sausage b/c the chicken cooked WAY down. I enjoyed it but my husband thought it was spicy so IDK if I'll make again."
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Encouraging meeting of the ICGLR in Kampala
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders is delighted with the meeting of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), held in Kampala by President Museveni (Uganda) and in particular by the meeting at this event between President Kabila (DRC) and President Kagame (Rwanda). Given the gravity of the situation, the minister welcomes the adoption of a joint statement requesting that the M23 immediately stops all fighting and withdraws as quickly as possible.
Above all it is the Congolese people who require protection and help. Didier Reynders therefore hopes that this joint appeal will be heard and put into effect as soon as possible. He also hopes that this meeting will signal the start of broader dialogue between the protagonists, and pave the way for sustainable solutions to put an end to this crisis while avoiding the mistakes of the past.
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ZF-5344: _renderExtras doesn't check for JQuery.noConflict mode
In ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_JQuery_Container when the _renderExtras method is executed, it calls a number of actions to performed at the document.ready event. However, this call explicitly uses the $ to grab the document element and does not check to see whether or not noConflict mode has been enabled for the jQuery lib. This call needs to check to see which jQueryHandler should be used.
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It is Official, no USPRO Stage in Boulder in 2013
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It's official folks, no Boulder stage in 2013. But don't worry the tour goes on and it will still be a great show. While the stage will be missed it's probably good to give other cities a taste of cycling (because Boulder doesn't need to be reminded of what cycling is) and also give time for some of the battles waged to make Stage 6 happen this year to heal and policies maybe changed to make a future stage in Boulder easier.
From the Daily Camera
Shoemaker noted the complexity of running a route through Boulder, saying, "It requires a level of planning that exceeds most of the other types of stages."
"There's a lot of logistics involved," Shoemaker said. "Nothing in Boulder is easy."
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
I admire your optimism, but sadly can't share it... there's no incentive for race organizers to deal with Boulder again. If largely dysfunctional cities like Philadelphia can get its act together to shut down major thoroughfares and be welcoming to a bike race (on an annual basis, to boot), one would think (hope) Boulder could do the same. I guess we're not as fortunate as Philly (you won't hear that too often!)
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Arrogance or too many haters?
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Arrogance or too many haters? The tour will never come back there.
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U said it Larry
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It's a scandal I tell ya!
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It's a scandal I tell ya!
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It's a scandal I tell ya!
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This is idiotic.
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This is idiotic.
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....not easy.
Submitted by Matt Ferdinand (not verified) on
After growing up in Boulder in the 80's, and even working in the bike "biz" while there, I've absolutely observed things become over complicated, over governed and governed by people who apparently need to be the most politically correct bureaucracies in every direction. Remember, this is a city that systematically began a program to displace the transient population to be "out of sight, out of mind", "boycott's" other states for their views and actions and also has a Sheriff who is anti-cycling. Check it out, that's all true.
So, it's not a total surprise that they are not going to have a stage there. However, that's not a bad thing in my opinion. I believe that there are a lot of cities that would love to have a stage, and the citizen's will be highly receptive. I will be looking forward to the 2013 route and all the great places it will go!!!
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ZF-1858: Zend_XmlRpc_Server should implement Zend_Server_Interface
Changing "public function handle(Zend_XmlRpc_Request $request = null)" to "public function handle($request = null)" is not critical, because type checking is also done by the following setRequest call. The other changes also don't seem to cause problems.
Patch follows:
Index: Zend/XmlRpc/Server.php
--- Zend/XmlRpc/Server.php (revision 6103)
+++ Zend/XmlRpc/Server.php (working copy)
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* @copyright Copyright (c) 2005-2007 Zend Technologies USA Inc. (http://www.zend.com)
* @license http://www.zend.com/license/framework/1_0.txt Zend Framework License version 1.0
-class Zend_XmlRpc_Server
+class Zend_XmlRpc_Server implements Zend_Server_Interface
* Character encoding
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* @param mixed $class
* @return void
- public function setPersistence($class = null)
+ public function setPersistence($class)
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* @param int $code
* @return Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault
- public function fault($fault, $code = 404)
+ public function fault($fault = null, $code = 404)
if (!$fault instanceof Exception) {
$fault = (string) $fault;
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* @param Zend_XmlRpc_Request $request Optional
* @return Zend_XmlRpc_Response|Zend_XmlRpc_Fault
- public function handle(Zend_XmlRpc_Request $request = null)
+ public function handle($request = null)
// Get request
if ((null === $request) && (null === ($request = $this->getRequest()))) {
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return $responses;
Assigned to Matthew
I was against Zend_Server_Interface from the beginning, because it does not allow for type hinting, which would make implementations such as Zend_XmlRpc_Server (which predated Zend_Server_Interface) more complex (explicit checks in the code, instead of implicit checks via type hinting).
Won't fix.
Aeh, what? Your opinion is fine. But as the other components implement this interface, don't you think it is a really good idea to implement that in Zend_XmlRpc_Server too? Just for the sake of completeness. And yes, you are right, the type hinting thing is pretty sad, but at the end it is a PHP fault (see http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=37854). Not implementing Zend_Server_Interface in Zend_XmlRpc_Server would erase the possibility to have type-hinting for a consumer of Zend_Server-implementations. I think this is a valuable argument.
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ZF-5867: Decorator "options" array details
The documentation for Zend_form decorators is lacking with enough options. Actually the options array needs to be described in detail so that one can try out different variations. For example: I am trying to make a three column table (inside a zend_form) with the first being "label", second one being "form field" (e.g text-box, check-box, radio-button, dropdown) and third one being "description" but not able to get the correct HTML generated using the following decorator:
array('Description', array('tag' => 'td')),
array('HtmlTag', array('tag' => 'td')),
array('Label', array('tag' => 'td')),
array(array('row' => 'HtmlTag'),array('tag' => 'tr'))
which gives me the following HTML:
NameUnique identifier used to label a Name
You can very well see the two "" tags together which is causing problem.
Also if I use the Dojo widgets (e.g. ValidationTextBox), the moment, I enable the decorators on the form, the "promptMessage" and "invalidMessage" stops being displayed. Wondering whether it had to do something with the decorators or not !!!
The order is important. I think you can get the expected HTML with the following.
array('HtmlTag', array('tag' => 'td')),
array('Description', array('tag' => 'td')),
array('Label', array('tag' => 'td')),
array(array('row' => 'HtmlTag'),array('tag' => 'tr'))
I agree with you that the documentation is poor. For example the doc should explain how to set the attributes 'options' => array('style' => 'color:red;') and how to call $formErrors->setElementStart.


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Echinacea's prickly cone sits crownlike surrounded by purple petals.
Few plants have created more of a sensation among gardeners and herbalists in recent years than coneflower (Echinacea). Numerous studies, primarily from Germany, suggest that use of this herb does indeed bolster immune systems. Health claims aside, gardeners wax eloquent over the plant's vigor and hardiness, and its long, midsummer-into-fall bloom season. Birds and butterflies also seek out the flowers.
The plant's botanical name comes from the Greek echinos, meaning "hedgehog," a reference to its sharp, pointed flower bracts. "Coneflower" is a reference to the flowers' raised or conical centers.
All nine species of coneflowers are native to North America, but only the four listed here are available commercially. All are widely adaptable, so they will likely thrive in your garden. Except where noted, all are cold hardy to -35°F (USDA Hardiness Zone 3). By the same token, coneflowers thrive in southern and mild regions, through zone 9 in both the East and West.


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The new system is now available online at dnrec.delaware.gov/delhunt. The new system allows deer hunters to use their smartphones to easily register their deer while in the field or from their vehicle. In addition to deer registration, hunters can use this site for services such as:
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ZF-7024: Create Zend_Application_Ressource_Cache to configure Zend_Cache instances
Create Zend_Application_Ressource_Cache to configure Zend_Cache instances
First ideas attached as patch
I like the idea about "shareToZendObjects' as some applications would only require one hole global cache. This option can be usefull. We could improve it by providing a way to customise the Zend classes to be given to the cache instance.
Any suggestions ?
This issue was resolved with the introduction of the cachemanager resource plugin, which will be available as of 1.10.
Will add a new Zend_Application_Resource_CacheManager issue (when it's added to the Jira list) concerning the "shareToZendObjects". Until that issue can be created, I have reopened this one so it's not lost on my radar! I will close the moment the new issue is opened.
In the meantime, I don't believe I will add the shareToZendObjects method completely as-is. It has two problems:
1) Zend_Cache_Manager is intended to allow for the lazy loading of caches. However, the method requires an upfront object on every invocation. 2) The method adds the cache to all of these components without knowing in advance which will be used. Again, forcing a per-request cache object requirement.
The cleanest resolution, I can think of right now, is to enable CacheManager support in all the OTHER resources by allowing a new configuration setting which defines the name of a cache configuration registered with the Cache Manager. The resource may then ensure the CacheManager resource is bootstrapped, and pull out the correct cache as needed if that specific resource has been used by the application. This would also allow individual resource control over what cache to use.
Nevertheless, I do see the original solution as something of a massive but simple over-attack. It should be added, and documented, as such with a detailed description of it's impact. It should also be implemented without overriding the per-resource CacheManager settings. This would allow the application of the method as a global default to cover all bases, while not preventing more specific configuration via the Cache Manager.
I'll add this in the upcoming week to Zend_Application_Resource_CacheManager in the Incubator. The other resources will need to follow suit once the class hits the trunk, but hopefully everyone will see the benefits.
Resolving given we have a CacheManager resource. If someone wants to persue a global share feature to Zend objects, it should be separately submitted (most likely for ZF 2.0).


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|Idaho women reach finals!
LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Ask any basketball coach and they'll tell you one of the most important parts of their job is to get their team to play its best basketball at the end of the season. Well that goal is certainly being reached for Idaho Coach Jon Newlee and the Vandal women, who out-scored the Western Athletic Conference's best offensive team in an 84-82 win over Utah State in the WAC semifinals to reach their first-ever WAC championship game.
"It was a total team effort by us today at both ends," Newlee said. "We hung tough in the first half when shots weren't really falling. In the second half everybody got in there and made a positive contribution to our basketball team and that's why we won that game."
The Vandals (16-15) trailed by just two, 34-32, at halftime despite shooting just 26.3 percent (10-of-38) in the first half. Things picked up for both teams in the second half, as Utah State (18-13) made its first six 3-pointers after halftime and built an eight-point lead with 10 minutes to play.
Idaho then seized the momentum with a 22-5 run that lasted four and a half minutes and left Idaho ahead 68-59.
"No, we earned it, I don't think we stole it," Newlee said when asked if he felt the Vandals stole the win from Utah State. "We played extremely well today and that run proved how well we played. They're a great basketball team, without a doubt. It was a game of runs and our run came at the end."
Utah State's Devyn Christensen, who exploded for 37 points on nine 3-pointers and a 14-of-24 overall shooting performance, kept the Aggies in the game. Christensen scored 18 of her 37 points in the final four minutes of the game as Utah State cam all the way back to tie the game at 82-82.
"We had no answer for Christensen, but she was making unbelievable shots," Newlee said. "That was an unbelievable performance by Devyn, who is a heck of a basketball player."
Idaho's Addie Schivo was fouled with 3.5 seconds on the clock and made both free throws to give the Vandals the final lead. Christensen turned the ball over as time expired on Utah State's final possession.
"I knew it was going to be a close one and I possibly could be in that situation," Schivo said. "I was pretty comfortable. It was a little nerve-racking, but when I hit the first one I knew I was good, just take my time and hit the second one and win this game. It was amazing."
While Schivo scored Idaho's final points, it was Stacey Barr who carried the bulk of the load for Idaho's offense. Barr poured in a career-high 26 points on 8-of-14 shooting and 3-of-6 from long range. She also added six rebounds, three assists and three steals in the game.
"My teammates were setting good screens and getting the ball moving and that led to some wide open shots," Barr said. "A huge pass from Connie when she drove baseline towards the end and I was open because she drew the defense. We played as a team this game."
Barr was just one of five Vandal players to score in double figures. Junior Alyssa Charlston and senior Jessica Graham each added 12 points and six rebounds, sophomore Krissy Karr scored 12 as well and freshman Ali Forde had a 10-point, 14-rebound double-double.
Idaho shot 40.0 percent from the field for the game, and 56 percent in the second half, connecting on 18-of-32 attempts after the break. Utah State shot 44 percent for the game, but Idaho's 47-35 advantage on the glass, 18-12 advantage in second-chance points and 21-9 edge in points off turnovers gave the Vandals the edge.
"Rebounding was going to be huge going in," Newlee said. "They're very athletic, their guards rebound really well, they're big and strong. We knew going in we'd have to rebound well. Our mindset coming in was to rebound really well. We can't give up second shots, they're too good and they have too many weapons to give them a bunch of extra shots, and our team took that to heart and really did a good job on the glass tonight."
Idaho will face the winner of (1) Seattle U and (5) Louisiana Tech on Saturday at noon on ESPNU. The Vandals were swept by both teams in the regular season, and lost buzzer-beaters on the road to both schools. The winner of that game will earn an automatic berth to the NCAA tournament, where Idaho hasn't been since 1985.
"It's great to be in the WAC championship game," Newlee said. "It'd be great for the entire Vandal nation, Moscow, everything. There's a lot of Vandal pride, and it's great to be in a position where we could possibly deliver that NCAA tournament berth and a WAC championship."