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|UI Swim Center
One of the advantages of starting a swimming and diving program at the University of Idaho was the school's swimming facilities received instant upgrades.
Since the program was reinstated in 2004, the university has spent nearly $2.2 million renovating the University of Idaho Swim and Dive Center. The most recent in custom tiling inside the facility and translucent windows and lighting upgrades to provide a day-light feel.
The Center features two 25-yard pools. A four-lane shallow pool on the west end serves as an ideal warm-up pool and is used for community swimming lessons and university swimming courses.
An eight-lane all-deep water pool is directly to the side of the shallow one. The pool is all deep water and sits below the seating gallery.
The pool is the team's primary practice and competition pool and accommodates both swimming and diving events at home meets.
In addition to the pool complex, the Vandals have a dryland training center for their divers and their locker room has been completely remodeled.
The Center's air and water filtration systems received massive upgrades prior to the team's first season. The starting blocks were replaced during that renovation and in 2008, two diving boards were added to accommodate the team's new diving program.
The locker rooms were renovated in 2009.
The Vandals aren't the only ones to enjoy the Center's recent upgrades.
The pool accommodates 1,200 users a week, including university students and employees and Moscow community members.


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- On the Roof Of Anatolia
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- "I would turn down all the wealth of Croesus for love."
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The Soul Of Japanese Culture: Kansai
The Kansai region of Japan, a Far Eastern country with its own unique character, is a whole different world with its culture, architecture, natural beauty and rich cuisine.
Osaka is the regional capital, and Kansai Airport is its gateway to the world. Situated on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, the airport reflects the genius of Japanese engineering.
The underground is at least as busy as the area above ground here. You can easily get anywhere you want to go on the metro. Bearing in mind our luggage and weariness after a long flight, we opt to take the bus to our hotel. Our awe upon seeing Osaka commences with that brief bus journey. Modern skyscrapers dominate the city's skyline, and the broad, orderly avenues where traffic moves quietly and in harmony strike us at first glance. Despite its gargantuan population, there is no trace of the chaos of the modern city in Osaka. The spaces created between buildings, and the trees and greenery that line the long avenues as far as the eye can see afford both the city and its people a breath of fresh air. Japanese cultural values are also in evidence in Osaka. Our first stop after casting off our travel weariness is Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum with its fine collection of traditional Japanese painting. When it's time for lunch, we're faced with a tough choice, because Osaka is a gastronomic city in the true sense of the word where the blessings of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Japan are served up in a visual feast. All the cities of the Kansai region are showcases for traditional Japanese cuisine, and incredible dishes either appear on your table or materialize suddenly out of thin air. Besides authentic Japanese cuisine, there are also scores of establishments serving fusion menus. You can be sure that just trying these dishes and their artistic presentations is reason enough to go to Kansai.
Osaka's Namba and Dotombori districts are abuzz day and night. And you must definitely visit the shopping malls of Osaka, a city that never sleeps. I particularly recommend the basements, where you will find remarkable shopping, friendly people and extraordinary flavors all in one place.
One of the classiest cities of the Kansai region, Kyoto is calm, quiet and orderly. Endless lovely examples of old Japanese architecture dot the emerald green mountain landscape. We get to know Japanese culture even better as we stroll through these peaceful spots in harmony with nature. Our sense of awe is further enhanced by each new one we see. Zen gardens are a quintessential element of traditional Japanese architecture. Every stone has significance here. Nothing is random and the place of everything has been thought out down to the smallest detail. Even the designs and inscriptions on the plates on which your food is served have been juxtaposed with a purpose, as I learn one fine spring day during lunch. Wind, cloud and rain were inscribed on the three plates on which I was served. Modernity has not trampled on Japanese culture. The secret of creating refreshing, peaceful and unique venues out of natural materials such as bamboo, straw, paper and wood constitutes the essence of the refined and minimalist Japanese cultural aesthetic.
We stay the night in Kyoto at a Ryokan, a traditional Japanese accommodation outside the usual hotel concept. Our destination the next morning is Koyasan, the mystical heart of the Kansai region. Koyasan with its centuries-old Japanese temples is ensconced high up in mountainous terrain. The authentic buildings amidst the giant cedars transport us back to the past. After spending the night here and waking up to the chirping of birds, we tour the city of Kudoyama before visiting a workshop that produces traditional Japanese paper. At the end of the day we find ourselves in Kobe, another city in Kansai. Following a pleasant train ride, we arrive in Kobe, a business and financial center with a sizable number of westerners. Kobe's sweets are at least as important as its beef, and it is not uncommon for lines to form outside its scores of patisseries for the famous Kobe confections and pastries. Our feverish exploration of Kobe is crowned with a pleasant surprise: We find several spa hotels in this city rich in geothermal springs. Varied in color and mineral composition, the waters of these spas are good for a number of different ailments. We relax at a spa here and start our return to Osaka recharged and raring to go.
The streets of Osaka buzz by night as well. We spend the evening shopping in the city's glittering markets because we'll soon need to set out on our three-hour journey to Kushimoto, the last stop before our return. This small fishing town in the south of Kansai has significance for Turks. The Ertuğrul, a ship that visited Japan during the reign of the Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamid II, was caught in a typhoon here and sank, claiming the lives of close to six hundred Turkish seamen. Over time, this tragic incident strengthened Turkish-Japanese friendship and rapprochement. As we tour the Turkish Museum that opened thousands of kilometers from Turkey in 1974, and the nearby Turkish Cemetery, we are overcome with emotion and pray for the souls of our forefathers who rest here. Kansai with its unique qualities is truly a land of elegance. And the warmth, nobility and heartfelt friendship of the Japanese people are the single most important impression our long visit leaves on us. A friendly, smiling face is the most common sight here, and the most commonly heard words Arigato gozaimasu: Thank you!
Kansai guide
Historic Monuments at Nara
The historic monuments and temples at Nara, a major city in the Kansai region, are on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List. One of Japan's ancient capitals, Nara in 2010 celebrated its 1,300th anniversary of becoming the capital.
Katana Japanese Sword
Made by special traditional techniques, Japanese steel is one of the strongest in the world. You can find Japanese swords and knives made of this steel in Kyoto and Osaka.
You'll find the absolute latest in electronic equipment in Nippombashi, Osaka's "electronic town". This is also an ideal place to observe the new popular culture that has grown up around technology.
Kuromon Ichiba
The market of choice with Osaka residents, Kuromon boasts close to two hundred shops selling fish, fruits, vegetables and spices.
Dotombori is one of Osaka's most vibrant and bustling centers. Hundreds of cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops make this one of the city's most appealing spots.
Umeda Sky Building
You can get a bird's-eye view of Osaka and a panoramic shot of the cityscape from this building's viewing terrace, which joins two skyscrapers at 170 meters above the ground.

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|Idaho sweeps Golfers of the Month
DENVER – Idaho's Jarred Bossio and Kayla Mortellaro have been named the Verizon Western Athletic Conference Golfers of the Month for September.
Bossio, a senior from Olympia, Wash. (Capital HS), won and finished in a tie for second in the two events he competed in during September. He opened the month by winning the Palouse Collegiate in Pullman, Wash., with an 8-under par 205 (65-68-72). He then finished in a tie for second place at the Dash Thomas Memorial in Eagle, Idaho with a 10-under par 203 (70-67-66). As a team, Idaho also finished second at the tournament. Bossio ended the month with a WAC-best 68.0-stroke average and carded five of his six rounds under par.
Mortellaro, a senior from Phoenix, Ariz. (Mesa Distance Learning), played in two tournaments during the month and averaged 72.67 strokes over six rounds. At the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic in Fort Collins, Colo., Mortellaro took third place with a one-under par 215 (73-72-70). She then finished in a tie for second at the WSU Cougar Cup with a 5-over par 221 (80-72-69), one stroke behind the winner. Her efforts helped the Vandals to a third-place team finish.


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I've looked at several posts but haven't really found an answer.
As far as I can tell it should have the same BIOS/UEFI as my ASUS P8Z68-V and that works just fine.
"Yes it works" !
I'm typing this on a ubuntu box built with an Asus P8H67 and id works great. Only problem : hibernate and suspend do not work, at least with ubuntu 11.10.
Some new info on this : these patch should get suspend working on the P8H67 M. Unfornutalely you have to build your own kernel to use them and I don't know if they will be backported to 12.04 (should be included in kernel 3.3, and 12.04 will use 3.2)
Kernel 3.3 for Ubuntu 12.04 can also be downloaded here: http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/05/linux-kernel-335-released-installation.html
Suspend works for me now with Asus P8H67, but hibernate still doesn't.
Works fine on my P8P67 Pro. I originally had it installed in bios mode but I recently reformatted and set up the GPT partition table and EFI system partition and am now booting in EFI mode.


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Susanne Kuechler
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Prof. Susanne Kuechler (Kűchler) –(Fogden)
MA (FU Berlin), PhD (London School of Economics and Political Sciences)
Professor in the Department of Anthropology, Head of Department (2010-2015)
Professor of Material Culture
Member of Steering Committee of The Centre for Museums, Heritage and Material Culture Studies
Executive Member of Sus.Div. (Sustainable Diversity In a Diverse World)
Co-Editor of Journal of Material Culture
Co-Editor of Art In Translation
Director of Masters Programme in Culture, Materials and Design
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Susanne Küchler obtained her PhD in Social Anthropology at the London School of Economics and Political Sciences in 1985 working under Alfred Gell. Her earlier training had involved teaching in social anthropology both at the Free University of Berlin and at the LSE, with three consecutive periods of internships at the Übersee Museum Bremen (Germany). A period of 2 years of field-research on the North-west coast of New Ireland, Papua New Guinea led to a long-term and systematic research into collections of sculptures and allied ethnographic collections from the area, known as Malanggan, and a theoretical interest in the relation between art and memory, visual analogy and transformation, material translation, intuition and empathy. These themes were initially investigated in relation to Melanesian ethnography and used to critique 'image blind' theories of exchange. More recently, comparative and theoretically focused research has led to work on the representational logic of sacrificial economy. Most of this research is written up for publication as part of the manuscript under preparation.
Research on Malanggan provoked further study into innovation, design and social change as part of a collaborative research project involving the British Museum and Goldsmiths College. Clothing the Pacific examined the take-up and transformation of cloth and clothing introduced by missionaries and traders into the Pacific during the early 19th century, based on archival research and ethnographic fieldwork. Fieldwork on patchwork quilts in the Cook Islands, Eastern Polynesia, examined the effect of the uptake of a new material on society, honing in on the material, technical and cognitive processes involved in material translation and the nature of empathy with things. Recent research conducted as part of the European Project on Sustainable Development in a Diverse World examined the relation between material aesthetics and the emergence of transnational societies, bringing together data from Pacific Diaspora with comparative data collected in European cities.
Research into material translation, new materials & new technologies is conducted into prototypes designed in Euro-American research laboratories. Current research is directed to an ethnographic exploration of the nature and perception of materials, with special reference to networks of knowledge transmission active linking centres of innovation to the materials industry and sectors of design. Ethnographic research is piloted into centres of research and innovation, and into sites of materials manufacture, design and marketing. The research is conducted in close collaboration with the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, London (IOM3).
A parallel running research project is directed to cognition and design, with emphasis on the materiality of algorithm, proportioning, scaling as informing technical processes and calculation.
Küchler held posts at the University of East Anglia and Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, before joining UCL in 1991.
Recent and selected Indicators of Esteem
2011 Invited Lecture at the Design Theory Symposium, Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart, Germany
2010 Invited Lecture at Bard Graduate Centre for History of Art, Design History and Material Culture, New York
2010 Invited to Advise the Commission for the Humboldt Zentrum, Berlin
2009, 2010, 2011 Serving on the Research Grant Committee of the Volkswagenwerk Research Foundation, with reference to collaborative research between Museums and Universities.
2005-2006 Invited Fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for Advanced Study), Germany.
1995-1996 Invited Scholar in Residence at J. Paul Getty Center for the History of Art and Humanities, Los Angeles
1989-1990 J. Paul Getty Postdoctoral Fellowship in The History of Art and The Humanities, Los Angeles.
Research groups:
Material, Visual and Digital Culture Research Group, UCL Sustainability, Environment and Development Research Group
Science of the Concrete: the Materials and Techniques of Ontologies
Cultures of Materials Consortium, including the Institute of Making at King's College London, IOM3, and the RCA.
Research projects:
New Material, New Technologies: Innovation, Society and Future
Art and Cultural Dialogue: Executive Member and Task-group leader of EU Project Sus.Div: Sustainable Development in a Diverse World
Clothing The Pacific: An ESRC funded Study of Material Innovation and Social Change
Research interests
- New Materials, New Technologies and Society: their innovation, take-up, classification and transmission
- Anthropology of Design
- Anthropology of Clothing
- Material-aesthetics and the anthropology of art
- Pacific anthropology and ethnographic collections research
- Image systems and knowledge based economies in the Pacific (Melanesia and Cook Islands)
Selected publications
Selected recent articles:
2010 "The Prototype in Art". Special Issue Journal of Visual Communication Vol 9 No 3: 301-313. (pdf)
2010 "Materials and Design". In Alison Clarke (ed) The Anthropology of Design. H.C. Beck: 130-145. (pdf)
2009 "Empathie avec la Matière." With G. Were. In Technologies edited by Ludovic Coupaye&Laurence Douny. Techniques & Cultures, 52-53: 190-212. (pdf)
2008 "Technological Materiality: Beyond the Dualist Paradigm". Theory, Culture and Society. Vol 25(1):101-120. (pdf)
Book Publications:
2002 Malanggan: Art, Memory and Sacrifice. Oxford: Berg (short-listed for 2003)
2005 Pacific Pattern. London: Thames&Hudson; with Graeme Were and Photographer Glenn Jowitt
2009 Tvaivai: The Social Fabric of the Cook Islands London: British Museum Press; with Andrea Eimke.
|In preparation: The Material Mind: An Anthropology of Culture and Design.
Forthcoming: eds Festivals and Diversity: A Multi-Disciplinary Perspective. With Hisham Elkadi and Lazslo Kurti. London: Sean Kingston Publishing
|Forthcoming: Art of Oceania. London: Thames&Hudson. With Peter Brunt, Nicholas Thomas, Lissant Bolton, Sean Mellon, Damien Skinner, Deidre Wilson.
2009 eds. Diversity Management in Practice: A cross-cultural & multidisciplinary bibliography addressing policy and wellbeing. With Sandra Wallmann. Brighton: Sussex Academic Press.
2006 eds. The Handbook of Material Culture. With C. Tilley, M. Rowlands, W. Keane, P. Spyer. London: Sage
2005 eds. The Art of Clothing: A Pacific Experience. London: University College Press. With G. Were
2005 eds. Clothing as Material Culture. Oxford: Berg With D. Miller
1999 eds. The Art of Forgetting Oxford: Berg with A. Forty
1991 eds. Images of Memory: On Representation and Remembering. Washington D.C., Smithsonian Institution Press. With W. Melio
Chapters in Books:
"Making Skins: Mimesis and the Character of Kinship in a New Guinea
Society." In: Anthropology, Art and Aesthetics." A. Shelton and J, Coote eds. Oxford, Oxford University Press. 94-118. 1992
"Landscape as Memory: The Mapping of Process and its Representation in a Melanesian Society." In: Landscape: Politics and Perspectives. ed B. Bender. Oxford, Berg. 85-106. 1993
"The Past is a Foreign Country". In Debates in Social Anthropology GDAT, edited by T. Ingold. Manchester, Manchester University Press. 65-78. 1994
"The Place of Memory." In The Art of Forgetting. Eds. A. Forty and S. Küchler. Oxford: Berg. 53-73. 1999
"Why knot? Towards a Theory of Art and Mathematics." In: Beyond Aesthetics: Essays in Memory of Alfred Gell. Eds. C. Pinney and N. Thomas. Oxford: Berg. 57-71. 2001.
"The Art of Ethnography: The Case of Sophie Calle." In: de,-dis,-ex,- edited by Alex Coles. Black Dog Publishing Limited. 94-114. 2001
"The Manifold in Art and Science." In: Trace, Memory, Materiality and Context in Contemporary Art. eds E. Thomas and A. Dimitrakaki. Cair, Liverpool: Centre for International Research. 52-57. 2002.
"Art and Anthropology." In: The Material Culture Reader, edited by V. Buchli. Oxford: Berg. 57-81. 2002
"From Poncho to Quilt." In: Cloth Nexus, edited by Chloe Colchester. Oxford: Berg. 97-119. 2003
"Rethinking Attachment". In: Law, Anthropology and the Constitution of the Social eds. A.Pottage and M. Mundy, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 234-249. 2004.
"Materiality and Cognition: the Changing Face of Things." In: Materiality, edited by D. Miller. Duke University Press. 206-231. 2005.
"Why are there Quilts in Polynesia." In: Clothing as Material Culture, eds S. Küchler and D. Miller. Oxford: Berg. 175-193. 2005.
"Introduction" to The Art of Clothing: A Pacific Experience. University College Press. xix-xxx. (2005).
"Knot-sculpture between Art and Mathematics." In: Anthropology looks at Artists. eds A. Schneider and C. Wright. Oxford: Berg. 2005.
"Totenrituale und Ihre Objekte." In: Totenkulte, edited by Patrick Eiden et.al, Frankfurt, Campus Verlag. 183-217. 2006.
Contributions to the Catalogue Art de la Nouvelle-Irlande, edited by Michael Gunn and P. Peltier, The Public Institution of the Musée du quai Branly, Paris. Chapters on 'Ritual Context', 'Life-Force and Body Concepts', 'Dream', 'Death and Memory', 'Vavara', 'Malagan Ritual Context.' 2007.
"Was Dinge Tun: Eine anthropologische Kritik medialer Dingtheorie." in Ferus,K., Ruebel,D. (ed.) Die Tuecke des Objektes. Schriftenreihe der Isa Lohmann-Siems Stiftung series. Series edited by Wolf-Dieter Hauenschild, Thomas Hengartner, Bruno Reudenbach. Berlin: Reimer Verlag GMBH, 230-249, 2009.
"Mapping Diversity: The Case of Porta Portese." in Bracalenti,R., Boehme,V., Forsyth,K., Geisbusch,J., Kuechler,S., Stenius,V. (ed.) Porta Portese: The Local Market, Immigration, and Diversity. Rome: Edup.it ; Editioni dell'Universita Populare. With Jan Geisbusch, 2009.
"Material Culture in the City: Consumption, Diversity and Sustainability in City Neigbourhoods". In: The Sustainability of Cultural Diversity edited by Maddy Janssens et.al. Cheltenham,UK: Edward Elgar: 159-178. 2010. With Rossella LoConte.
"Materials and Design". In Alison Clarke (ed) The Anthropology of Design.Vienna: Springer: 130-145. 2010
Forthcoming (Spring 2011): "Der Theoretische Anspruch von Malanggan". In Marcus Schindlebeck ed. Malanggan in Forschung und Museum.
Refereed Articles:
"Malangan of Nombowai" in: Oral History, Journal of the Institute of PNG Studies. Vol. X1, No. 2, 1983, pp: 65-98.
"Malangan: Art and Memory in a Melanesian Society." Man (N.S.) 1987. Vol 22, pp: 238-255.
"Malangan: Objects, Sacrifice, and the Production of Memory." American Ethnologist, 1988. Vol 15 (4), pp: 626-639.
"Symbolic Reminders." Faces, New Hampshire, Cobblestone Publishing. 36-37. 1996.
"The Liquidation of Material Things." Archaeological Dialogues 1996. Vo. 3 No 1. 26-29.
"Sacrificial Economy and its Objects: Rethinking Colonial Collecting in
Oceania." Journal of Material Culture Vol.2 (1): 23-68. 1997
"Binding in the Pacific: The Case of Malanggan" Oceania. 1999. Vol 69 (3): 145-157.
"From Art to Mathematics: The Cataloguing of Visual Information in Museums" Journal of Museum Ethnography. 1999. No 11: 1-14.
"Imaging the Body Politic: the Knot in Pacific Imagination" L'Homme 2002.Vol 165, 205-233.
"Clothing and Innovation: A Pacific Perspective" at: anthropology today. with G. Were. 2003. Vol 19(2):3-6
"Rethinking Textile: The Advent of the Smart Fibre Surface" Textile: Culture and History 2003.Vol 1 (3): 262-273.
"On Art and Mathematics" in: Art and Archaeology, ed. A. Barrowclout, Archaeological Review from Cambridge. Art and Archaeology: Unmasking Material Culture. 2004. Vol 19(1): 28-46
"The Modality of Time-Maps: Quilting from another point of view". Res: Journal of Anthropology and Aesthetics. 47, 2005: 179-190.
"De las materias que trabajan: una leccion para la anthropolgia" In: La Cultura Sensible; Anthropolgie et Societes. edited by D. Howes and J.P. Marcoux. Special Issue of Canadian Journal of Anthropology and Society. 2006, Vol 30 (3): 125-139.
"The String in Art and Science: Rediscovering the Material Mind". Textile: The Journal of Cloth and Culture. Vol 5(2): 124-140., Summer 2007
"Technological Materiality: Beyond the Dualist Paradigm". Theory, Culture and Society. Vol 25(1):101-120. 2008
"Empathie avec la Matière." With G. Were. In Technologies edited by Ludovic Coupaye&Laurence Douny. Techniques & Cultures, 52-53: 190-212.
"The Prototype in 20th Century Art". Special Issue Journal of Visual Communication Vol 9 No 3: 301-312..2010
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Published: Monday, March 25, 2013 at 6:33 p.m.
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NEWPORT | A Lenoir County couple faces charges in Carteret County in connection to an alleged case of road rage that led to shots fired over the weekend.
The Carteret County Sheriff's Office issued warrants Monday afternoon charging Bradley Turner, 40, and Christy Turner, 30, of La Grange in the altercation that occurred Sunday afternoon in the Newport area.
Bradley Turner is charged with discharging a weapon into property, two counts of assault by pointing a gun, going armed to the terror of the people, injury to personal property and assault. His wife is charged with two counts of assault by pointing a gun, according to a sheriff's office news release.
The Turners were arrested Monday night and released from the Lenoir County Jail after posting bond, according to a CCSO news release. Bradley Turner posted a $37,500 bond, and Christy Turner's was $1,000 bond. Bradley Turner has a first court appearance scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday. Christy Turner's court date is scheduled for May 1.
Monday morning, Carteret County authorities released still images and a video clip from the scene and asked for the public's help in identifying the couple involved
About 1 p.m. Sunday deputies responded to the area of U.S. 70 and English Street in the Newport area in reference to an incident of apparent road rage that resulted in shots being fired. According to the sheriff's office, the alleged road rage incident began on U.S. 70 in the James City area of Craven County and ended with an altercation and shots fired in Newport.
Maj. Jason Wank with the sheriff's office said the driver of the second vehicle, a Chevrolet pickup truck, pulled into a residential driveway, at which time Bradley Turner pulled in behind him.
The video clip shows Bradley Turner approaching the truck, making a comment and then punching the driver of the truck through the window.
Two men then jump out of the truck and get into a fight with Bradley Turner. Christy Turner is then seen in the video clip handing him a handgun. The couple reportedly had a toddler in the car with them.
The video clip ends with one shot being fired into the ground and Turner getting back in the vehicle.
Wank said the video clip is only a small portion of the full incident and does not show the shots that were fired at the truck. Turner reportedly left and returned to the scene a short time later, he said.
No one was injured by gunfire.
Wank said the video was recorded on a cellphone by a passenger in the pickup truck, Wank said.
The names of the persons in the truck were not immediately available.
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It's perfect outside but if you need another reason to visit Red Butte Garden: They recently installed a new sculpture by John Henry in conjunction with the Utah Museum of Fine Art (UMFA). It could quite possibly be the largest piece of contemporary art in Utah and it's a perfect fit for its locale, too. Named Le Mont Rouge (the red mountain-see?), the aluminum sculpture is rich crimson, which suits its University setting (Go Utes!). It's described as 'rectilinear' and 'Constructivist,' which befits Henry's trademark geometric style.
Red Butte Garden plans to expand its outdoor sculpture offerings, to make the area more of a one-stop cultural destination, and when the UMFA couldn't find a suitable spot for Le Mont Rouge on the U campus (it's 23-feet tall, after all), the two organizations decided that Red Butte would be the best place to display it. And so Le Mont Rouge is situated on the red mountain. Kismet.
(The sculpture will be on loan to and remain at Red Butte for five years.)
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An example of how I would implement DefaultNamespaces
Matthew, could you please evaluate this issue? I'm wondering how such functionality would work with Zend_Application, too.
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ZF-7437: Zend_Rest_Route defaulting to a non-existent 'listAction'
When extending Zend_Rest_Controller you are required to define the index, get, post, put, and delete actions.
Yet Zend_Rest_Route attempts to call the non-existent 'listAction' in the following block of code in match():
// Check for leading "special get" URI's
$specialGetTarget = false;
if ($pathElementCount && array_search($path[0], array('index', 'new')) > -1) {
$specialGetTarget = array_shift($path);
} elseif ($pathElementCount == 1) {
$params['id'] = array_shift($path);
} elseif ($pathElementCount == 0 || $pathElementCount > 1) {
$specialGetTarget = 'list';
This results in the following exception and trace:
Exception information: Message: Action "list" does not exist and was not trapped in __call() Stack trace: #0 /Users/hobodave/dev/php/blog/library/Zend/Controller/Action.php(515): Zend_Controller_Action->__call('listAction', Array) #1 /Users/hobodave/dev/php/blog/library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php(289): Zend_Controller_Action->dispatch('listAction')
The documentation doesn't mention any 'listAction', which leads me to believe the correct solution is to change 'list' to 'index'.
Attached patch creating a new unit test to cover this, as well as the fix.
I'm using rest services implementing Zend_Rest_Controller as action controller. The service interface lacks the used listAction. Fixing this problems maybe needs also changes in the service interface (listAction()....)
Hey guys ... sorry for the delay.
I'll get started on this and the other Zend_Rest bugs ASAP.
thanks, -L
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to welcome record label executive and producer Henry Stone for the FREE monthly program From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits on Wednesday, May 19 at 7 p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater.
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Henry Stone (born June 3, 1921) is an American record company executive and producer whose career spans the era from R&B in the early 1950s through the disco boom of the 1970s to the present day. He is best known as owner and president of TK Records.
Born in the Bronx, Henry Stone began playing the trumpet in his teens while at an orphanage in Pleasantville, New York. In 1943 he joined the US Army, playing in a racially integrated band and developing an appreciation of what were then called "race records". After being discharged in 1947, he moved to Los Angeles, working on sales and promotion for Jewel Records and the Bihari Brothers' Modern Records.
In 1948, Stone settled in Miami, Florida and started to record and distribute the abundance of great Miami Blues, Gospel and R&B artists, setting up his own distribution company, Seminole. In 1951, he recorded Ray Charles "St. Pete Florida Blues", among others. In 1952, he started the Rockin' Records label with artists including Earl Hooker and soon had success in both Blues and R&B.
Also in 1952, he established his own recording studio, Crystal Recording Company. In association with Syd Nathan and King Records, Stone then set up the DeLuxe label, releasing The Charms' "Hearts of Stone", which became his first R&B chart #1 hit in 1954. He was also instrumental in signing James Brown to King, and in recording Brown's first hit "Please, Please, Please".
In 1955, he established his own independent publishing companies and launched a dozen more Miami-based record labels, such as Dade, Glades, Chart, Marlin, Scott and many more, mainly recording local blues artists. In 1960, Stone cut "(Do The) Mashed Potatoes" by "Nat Kendrick and the Swans" actually James Brown's backing band - for the Dade label. He also set up Tone Distribution (originally Tru-Tone), which became one of the most successful record distribution companies, working with Atlantic, Motown, Stax and many more independent labels. Stone's distribution expertise was instrumental in spreading the music produced by those labels around the world.
While he focused on the distribution business during the 1960s, Stone also continued to record R&B artists. These included Betty Wright, whose "Clean Up Woman" was a major hit in 1971 on his Alston label. Stone also set up the Glades label, recording the million selling hit "Why Can't We Live Together" by Timmy Thomas. Stone established many different labels on the basis, he said, that it was easier to get records played if the radio stations did not realize they came from the same source. For Stone's Glades label, Benny Latimore aka Latimore hit with the late-night blues anthem "Let's Straighten It Out".
In 1972, Stone heard from Jerry Wexler that Atlantic was going to merge with Warner Bros. Records and Elektra, and handle its own distribution, and no longer use Tone. At that point, he decided to concentrate on recording and manufacturing his own records, forming another new record company, TK Records, based in Hialeah, Florida.
Stone's greatest success came during the Seventies, with the arrival of the Disco era, a genre he helped launch. He was brilliant at discovering and nurturing new talent. With his great songwriters, recording artists and various record labels, especially the 12" T.K. Disco series, Stone put Miami on the Worldwide Musical Map with what was dubbed "The Miami Sound". Stone earned 23 gold and platinum records in the 70s. With the signing of KC and the Sunshine Band to his TK label, Stone found his pot of gold (and platinum). The band racked up six number one pop singles, four number one R&B singles, and gold, platinum, and multi-platinum albums.
At the same time that he spearheaded the disco era, Henry Stone created another new category in music idolized around the world – "The Miami Sound." In addition to KC and The Sunshine Band and George McCrae, TK's recording artists included Clarence Reid ("Nobody But You Babe"), Little Beaver ("Party Down"), Peter Brown ("Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me", "Dance With Me"), Bobby Caldwell ("What You Won't Do For Love"), Anita Ward ("Ring My Bell"), Beginning of the End ("Funky Nassau"), Foxy ("Get Off"), T-Connection ("Do What You Wanna Do"), Gwen McCrae ("Rockin' Chair") and Latimore with such greats as "Let's Straighten It Out" and many more.
In addition to being one of the more colorful characters in the music business, Henry Stone is one of the last independent label executives still standing who was in the mix with many of the heavyweight labels owners and artists from the 40s, 50s, and 60s, with names like Syd Nathan, George Goldner, the Bihari Brothers, Ewart Abner, the Erteguns, Jerry Wexler, Hy Weiss, and Morris Levy.
Henry Stone has received many gold records and awards over the years for his labels' music. Most recently, in 2004 he was awarded the first ever Pioneer Award by the Dance Music Hall of Fame, their first honor to a non-performing artist. He also was honored the first ever Lifetime Achievement Award by the Winter Music Conference, one of the largest international music conferences in the world.
Now, with his new labels, The Legendary Henry Stone Presents, Henry Stone Music USA, Inc., and HSM Music, music lovers everywhere will now be able to listen to many of the rare and cherished classics created by Henry Stone, as well as brand new productions from the ever-creative mind of Henry Stone. For more information and much of the music, check out www.henrystonemusic.com.
"From Songwriters to Soundmen: The People Behind the Hits" gives Rock Hall audiences an inside look at aspects of the music business that are often concealed from view.
For those who wonder how songs become recordings, how recordings become hits, or how the show gets on the road, this series offers both answers and anecdotes beyond imagination.
From label executives to producers to guitar techs, the music industry is populated with remarkable characters who have equally remarkable stories to tell. If many of us know a whole lot about the stars, too few among us know about the folks who work alongside the stars, who discover stars, who direct the careers of stars, who produce their songs.


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Mini Projector C-5 is small and light (124×71×20mm, 169g) so it can be brought anywhere you go.
Toyota announced the addition of a hybrid model to their Sienta minivan series, and now it's available for purchase.
The hybrid Sienta achieves 27.2 km per liter of fuel efficiency. That's about 63.97 miles per gallon. Which is pretty awesome.
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Toyota will offer 8 exterior color options (white, silver, black, brown, yellow, green, red and blue).
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ZF-3745: If Zend_Mail_Part is extended it should return an instance of the new class
Zend_Mail_Part currently creates instances wit 'new self(...)', which means even if it's extended it still uses Zend_Mail_Part, because of early binding. '$classname = get_class($this); new $classname(..)' can be used in PHP < 5.3 to avoid the problem.
One concern: The above suggestion will change the way {{Zend_Mail_Message}} works. It extends {{Zend_Mail_Part}}, and so with the above modification all parts accessed via a {{Zend_Mail_Message}} object will be returned as instances of {{Zend_Mail_Message}} and not {{Zend_Mail_Part}}. Probably not a big deal, but worth noting.
Might it be better to give {{Zend_Mail_Part}} something analogous to {{Zend_Db_Table}}'s {{get/setRowClass}} methods? ie: Allow specifying the part class through the constructor and/or setter method, with the default value being equivalent to 'self'?
For consistency a method as Adam suggested would indeed be appreciated. This will be fixed in ZF2 however, so unless a patch is supplied this won't be given priority.
Updated affected versions and switched to an improvement issue
Attached patch contains a prototype implementation of the agreed-upon solution. Comments?
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Love them or hate them–and most pallet users have mixed emotions–there's a reason billions of pallets are floating around the supply chain. When it comes to getting a product from point A to point B, a pallet is probably involved. Build a better mousetrap and the world will probably shrug its shoulders; build a better pallet and we guarantee that manufacturers will beat a path to your door.
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This year's fine art exhibition, called "Deconstructing Venus," is curated by Anne Cummings-Anderson and Heidi M. Gress and features work by local artists, including John Bell, Tyler Bloomquist, Trent Alvey, Shalee Cooper, Jason Wheatley, Dennis Mecham, Adrian Prazen, Anne Cummings-Anderson, Robin Ballard and Dennis Reynolds, Meredith Prevot, Trent Call, Gia Whitlock, Camilla Taylor, Sri Whipple, Kathryn Stedham, Hilary Wilkinson, Adrian Wagonner, Heidi M. Gress, Ashley Bennett Stoddard, Zuzanna Audette, Kat Cottam Martin, Jordan Halversen and Lindsay Frei.
AMF will also present runway collections by local fashion designers: Shelly Huynh, Andrea Black, DesNeiges Gregory, Danny Nappi, Andrea Hansen, Mary Rino, Roberto Leone and a selection of student designs from Salt Lake Fashion Institute.
Salt Lake magazine is sponsoring The Art of Food & Wine tasting stations from local restaurants and wine pairings courtesy of Odom Spirits West. Plenty of entertainment options will also be on hand.
The venue is located at 700 S. and 404 West in Salt Lake City and begins at 6 p.m. and lasts until 10 p.m.
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The Stuttgart region, an important automobile manufacturing center, is located near the Black Forest in what country?
For those of you not studying social studies at Ecker Hill Middle School – the answer is Germany.
Evan Pointer, a sixth-grader at Ecker Hill, has no affiliation with the automobile industry and during his interview with The Park Record answered in perfect English.
Earlier this month, Pointer verified his geography talent to a more notable crowd when he won the school's Geography Bee held for students in the 5th, 6th and 7th grades.
Pointer, who said he felt like the underdog among the older kids in the competition, has much more going for him other than being a stellar student. Currently a Boy Scout and an avid traveler, thanks to parents working in the airline industry, his favorite subjects in school are history and social studies – the perfect storm for a geography expert. Not to mention he came in second in the school's geography bee last year.
"I really just like looking at maps," Pointer said. "My dad is a pilot and mom is a flight attendant, so being able to travel had a big thing to do with how I did."
Pointer also claims that Mr. Stephen Heise's sixth- grade Social Studies class also had a lot to do with his success in the recent bee. He also proudly states that he is earning an "A" is his class.
"I can't take any credit for what Evan has accomplished," Heise said. "He has come to the class as a sixth grader with a pretty phenomenal background knowledge of geographic expertise knowledge."
With the success at the school competition – Pointer has earned a trip to the Utah State Geographic Geography Bee scheduled this Friday at Thanksgiving Point. Over 100 4th – 8th graders will be competing for the state title, held by the National Geographic Society, and a chance to compete in the national tournament hosted by the National Geographic Society in Washington D.C. in May.
"I've been preparing a lot for the competition," Pointer said. "I have been studying for one or two hours a day to get ready for Friday."
With a stack of study materials supplied from his teachers and another stack provided by the NGS, Pointer has his work cut out for him.
"As a sixth grader he has got a great chance in the state bee and certainly will give the older kids a run for their money on Friday," Heise said.


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tell me why right when i get netflix something becomes better than it
Good ol' What.CD?
Well, I open my eyes and I see things. I've seen spirits moving through the walls. I've seen a vortex coming through the wall. I've seen amorphous little balls of light bouncing all around in the front yard through the window. I've seen giant bugs on the floor. I was in a hotel room in Amarillo, Texas, and all I remember is standing on the bed and seeing the whole wall in front of me filled with lights that were [makes popping sound] popping like popcorn out of the wall. Then I'll wake up and I go "Wow, I was standing on my bed and staring at this wall."
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SHITTT I was going to watch that next after i finished rewatching the office.... DAMBIT. Maybe i'll rewatch psych next instead. Also, pandora has a limit unless you pay, thus it sucks, just download itunes and use thier radio app on the itunes.
Its free, just there are commercials from time to time.
When i was using it it was 40 hours a moth, (past) now it STILL has a limit, but bigger.
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CU Short Track Series comes to Valmont Bike Park this summer
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After more than 10 years at the University of Colorado Boulder (CU) Research Park, the CU Cycling Club is partnering with the City of Boulder Parks and Recreation to host their annual CU Short Track Series at the Valmont Bike Park.
The Short Track Series will begin on Wednesday, May 22, and run every Wednesday afternoon through Aug.14, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Valmont Bike Park, located at Valmont and Airport roads.
CU Cycling is encouraging all participants to ride their bikes to the event as they did in the past at the CU Research Park. Additional information on the race series including costs, waivers, registration, and parking instructions can be found
online at CU Cycling Short Track Series.
CU Cycling will also be collaborating with the City of Boulder Parks and Recreation's EXPAND (EXciting Programs Adventures and New Dimensions) program. EXPAND offers a variety of sport and recreation activities for people with physical disabilities and will be offering at least two race opportunities at the CU Short Track Series for adaptive cyclists.
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"Allowing the disabled to safely participate in mountain biking, which was once only an able-bodied sport, has opened another door for disabled people who've wished they could still do a sport they enjoyed. Disabled runners and skiers have adaptive options for competitions, and now disabled mountain bikers do as well," said adaptive athlete Dan Marshall. "I'm excited to come alongside the CU Cycling Team as a summer Short Track participant and say, 'wow, I can do that too!'"
The CU Short Track Series is known as one of Boulder's best cycling events due to its simple, family-friendly atmosphere. This local race series has historically attracted mountain bikers of all ages and abilities, from the weekend warrior to the local cycling professionals that call Boulder home.
Kris Thompson of 303cycling.com said that the CU Series is "hands down my favorite! The event is short, mid week, low pressure but still competitive if you are that way. Awesome kids race."
"CU Cycling's Summer Short Track series has become a staple in Boulder's cycling community, said Danny Hiller, president of the CU Cycling Team. "Not only is it the club's largest fundraiser, it is a grassroots, family-friendly event that is just plain fun. With the recent construction at the CU Research Park, we have decided to make Short Track bigger and better than ever by hosting it at the Valmont Bike Park. We are excited to be working with the City of Boulder and are looking forward to seeing everybody at the races!"
"We're pleased to partner with CU to provide another option of mountain biking to youth and adults at Valmont Bike Park," said Callie Hayden, City of Boulder Parks and Recreation facilities supervisor at Valmont City Park. "The event is free to watch and also free for juniors to race. This series is a perfect fit for Valmont Bike Park's commitment to providing exciting opportunities for families to have fun and stay fit."
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Hosting Men's A, B, and C as well as Women's A and B, kids and juniors.
May: 22, 29
June: 5, 12, 19, 26
July: 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
August: 7, 14
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What a great turn of events after many thought the solar install at research park would be the end of the CU Short Track series. Can't wait to see how it goes!
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I love this! It means I can take the long way home from work, watch some bike racing, and still get home at a reasonable hour!
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Debrett's was established in 1769, and John Debrett's work The Peerage was very much the 'social network' of its time - a guide to the ruling class running Britain and its Empire. From its Mayfair headquarters in central London Debrett's became the steward of this aristocratic heritage and the arbiter of society etiquette.
Debrett's is a cherished part of the British cultural fabric, appearing in classic books such as Vanity Fair and Brideshead Revisited, and works by Oscar Wilde, George Orwell, PG Wodehouse and John Le Carré.
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A professional learning community of senior high science teachers: Data logging and learner-centeredness
Engaging adult learners through hands-on technology integration: Learning styles and learning achievement
The sub-cultural identity of secondary science teachers: Implications for ICT integration and teacher professional development
Supportiing Science Inquiry and ICT Integration through a Secondary Science Teacher Community of Practice
Information communications technology in secondary science and math: Factors in successful integration
Research suggests effective classroom ICT integration occurs through needs-based, collaborative professional development (Chandra-Handa, 2001; Cuttance, 2001; Figg, 2000; Gibson, Oberg, & Pelz, 1999; Gross, 2000; Haughey, 2002). A community of practice (CoP) (Wenger, 1998; Wenger, McDermott, & Snyde...
Building collaborative in-service/pre-service teacher communities of practice to discover how hand-held data logging technology affects senior high students' learning
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Supporting senior high science data logging integration: The identification and support from outsider communities
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Men's Swimming/Diving Caps Regular Season With Senior Day Against Columbia
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The five-time reigning Princeton men's swimming & diving team will compete for the final time at DeNunzio Pool this Friday at 6 pm against the Columbia Lions. The Tigers will honor the seven members of their Class of 2014 during the meet.
Princeton (5-2, 5-1 Ivy) will look for a strong finish to its regular season when it hosts Columbia (5-3, 2-2 Ivy) when the two programs meet at 6 pm Friday. The meet will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network (see link above), as will the women's Senior Day meet against Columbia at 1 pm.
Princeton is coming off a split during the H-Y-P meet last weekend. The Tigers earned a 194-159 win over the host Bulldogs, while Harvard scored a 213-140 win over Princeton. Sophomore En-Wei Hu-Van Wright was Princeton's lone individual winner during the meet (100 back); he was also one of Princeton's three winners last season when the Tigers lost a close 158-139 road showdown at Columbia in the 2013 season finale.
Hu-Van Wright took the 100 back, while Harrison Wagner won the 50 and 100 free and Teo D'Alesandro won the 200 IM.
While the Tigers will be continuing their preparations for a potential sixth straight Ivy League championship, they will also be celebrating the seven members of their Class of 2014. That group has helped Princeton win the last three of their five Ivy League championships, and they will try to become the third straight class to go 4-for-4 when they head to Harvard in three weeks for the Ivy League Championships.
While that meet has traditionally come down to either Princeton or Harvard, Columbia has several potential strong performers that could impact the meet. Junior David Jakl was the runner-up in both the 100 and 200 fly at the Ivy Championships last year. Teammate Dominik Koll will also be looking to move one step up the podium at Ivies later this season; he was the runner-up in both the 200 and 500 free.THE CLASS OF 2014
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Dr. Elizabeth M. Kraus Dumont, age 83, passed away peacefully on October 23, 2012 after a short illness. Elizabeth (Liz) was born August 2, 1929 in Chatham, NJ. Previously deceased are her parents Elizabeth Kraus (nee Davis) and Charles A. Kraus. Her younger brother Karl (Skip) J. Kraus passed before her in 2010 at age 77. Liz is survived by her loving husband of 45 years, Lewis A. Dumont and her daughter Mrs. Karleen (Karly) E Becker, son-in-law Mr. Jay Becker, both of New Fairfield, CT and Palm Beach Gardens FL, and Dr. John V. Dumont of Ringoes, NJ 08551 and her faithful dog Jenna.
Liz graduated summa cum laude from The College of Saint Elizabeth, and earned her MA in Music from Julliard and her Ph.D. in Philosophy from Fordham University. She taught as Professor of Philosophy at Seton Hall University from 1962 through 1966, and continued teaching Philosophy at Fordham University from 1967 to 1990, retiring as a full professor. She changed Fordham University by achieving status as the first woman professor of the Fordham University Philosophy Department. She had a very gratifying career mentoring undergraduate and graduate students and being a passionate role model especially for the women students. She enjoyed being a teacher, scholar, author, friend to many, devoted wife and mother of two children.
In addition to her academic career, Liz pursued archaeology with her husband Lew and Seton Hall University, making significant contributions to understanding the Native American prehistory of the Delaware River Valley Region and in other locations throughout New York State. After retiring to Georgetown, DE, from Monroe, NY Liz and Lew focused their interests on ornithological pursuits including assisting various national not-for-profit birding societies documenting bird counts for publicly released surveys. They spent many hours together gazing through binoculars and participating in surveys at Prime Hook and Rehoboth Beach. These birding opportunities also led them to travel to Texas, Alaska, and Maine. During these travels Liz developed her nature photography talents, winning awards for her nature pictures. She had an unending love for the outdoors and involvement with many nature conservancy programs. During her time in Georgetown DE she also became involved in the Rehoboth Meals on Wheels program. Lew was her driver, companion and loving husband throughout their travels local and far. Liz had a long, rich, and varied life that touched many people. She will be missed by her many friends and her loving memory will be forever cherished by her husband Lew, and her children Karly and John.
A visitation will be held at the Parsell Funeral Homes & Crematorium, Dodd-Carey Chapel, 307 North Bedford street, Georgetown, DE on Friday October 26, 2012 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:00 AM on Saturday, October 27 at St Michael The Archangel Catholic Church, 202 Edwards Street, Georgetown, DE followed by a luncheon with family. In lieu of flowers, please make a tax deductible donation "In Memoriam Elizabeth Dumont" at the American Bird Conservancy website: https://www.abcbirds. org/membership/memoriam.cfm.
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This year's Dallas Museum of Art League's annual Art in Bloom spring symposium and luncheon provided plenty of floral inspiration. The guest of honor was Bella Meyer, granddaughter of the late Marc Chagall, whose paintings are on display in Chagall: Beyond Color at the DMA (the country's sole venue for the exhibit). Hosted by chair Renée Querbes Farren along with co-chairs Harriett Gibbs and Diane Sealy, guests were welcomed to a floral presentation, live auction and fashion presentation by Paulette Martsolf of Allie-Coosh. Proceeds benefit the floral endowment fund and other DMA educational programs. Photography by Bruno


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I found these colorful Hitschler Softi in that German deli I've mentioned before. They were in a basket by the checkout and they were impossibly to resist with all their bright colors and price of only 10 cents each. The wrappers come in four different colors, for four different flavors I'm guessing, and has colorful lettering and illustrated fruit friends. I bet these are really popular with kids by the looks of them.
The side of these is pretty small, they're about as long as a normal sizes stick of gum, but only about 3/4 of the width. They're flat and pliable and extremely light.
Surprisingly, the taffy inside each colored wrapper all looks the same. I was expecting the green to be green, blue to be blue, etc. Instead they're all a pale yellow and all smelly lightly fruity. Ok, I can understand them not wanted to use food coloring. So let's see how they taste.
I tried the green wrapper taffy first expecting an apple flavor and yes, it tastes fruity with a light of lemon. It has a funny plastic note to it that I can't quite lay my finger on. The texture of the taffy it nice and chewy. It's a tag sticky, bit it's still pleasant to eat. Not what I was expecting though.
Confused by the green one's flavor I try the pink wrapper taffy next and it tastes milder and less lemony. Really? Shouldn't this be strawberry or something? The texture of this one was harder and chewier than the green too. Hmm.
The blue wrapper was next and it's the chewiest by far, it almost resembled gum, but tasted like the green wrapper taffy one. Strange. I'm beginning to realize there's no flavor variation here at all.
The yellow wrapper taffy had a hard texture and a mild flavor similar to the first three. Disappointed. At least it should taste more lemony than the others!
These were disappointing to say the least. They were small, looked colorful and cute, yet they lacked any flavor to really sell me as a candy. There was no variation or specific flavor to even comment on really. I guess this is what you can expect for 10 cents.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by SanDiegoJim What the other reviewer said VERY cool looking, but the materials are somewhat substandard. We ordered online because the two in the local store were pretty chewed up from being taken out of the display and put back. The particle board just doesn't hold up. But if it's just hanging on your wall, it should be good to go. December 22, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Dee202 Particle Board NOT Wood I was expecting a world map on wood but I got a world map on particle board. As a result, the particle board gets damaged easily. When I opened the package I noticed that the corner of the map was falling apart as it got wet, this would Not have happened if this was made out of wood. It looks great on the wall but it does not have that wood texture or look that I was going for. I would have given it five stars but the particle board was very disappointing. December 18, 2013
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On Monday, February 25, Progress Energy crews began removing the remaining utility poles and overhead wires in the northern section of the North 3rd Street Improvement Project. This should take one or two days to complete. Poles in the southern section have already been removed.
The view on 3rd Street will change significantly as the poles and wires are removed now that they are no longer needed because all utilities, including power lines, have been moved underground. Once all the poles are removed, the project is expected to wrap up in two to three weeks as landscaping and street marking is completed.
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Complete your baby's room with the perfect lamp shade. Your baby girl's room will be right on trend with this chocolate and pink Zara Zebra 13-piece crib set from Pam Grace Creations. This set takes the popular zebra print and tailors it to a baby's nursery. The soft crib quilt is fashioned from pink and chocolate brown zebra print and edged with solid pink and solid chocolate brown borders. Two pink fitted crib sheets ensure that a clean sheet is always at the ready. A pink and brown crib bumper, accented in zebra print, is also included and features chocolate brown ties to keep it secure. More zebra print can be found on the brown crib skirt, which pulls together the whole look of the crib. Two tab-top valances in brown with zebra print trim carry the theme to the nursery windows. A soft, zebra-print rug makes sure the nursery floor is not neglected. A handy diaper stacker, in blocks of brown, pink and zebra print, keeps diapers close by. Three quilted wall hangings in alternating pink and brown bring softness to the walls. A musical mobile with zebra-print hearts will keep baby's attention in her crib.
All pieces are made of 200-thread count, machine washable fabric in 65% polyester/35% cotton.
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