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ZF-12530: Zend_Service_Twitter using soon to be retired (5th March) v1 api
As reported for ZF2's component (https://github.com/zendframework/…), Zend_Service_Twitter is currently using Twitters v1 api, which will effectively retired after 5th March. It'll be available after, but their "blackout tests" will mean it's unstable and shouldn't be relied on.
I suggest this component and ZF1's be upgraded to v1.1. I'll see what I can do regarding it, but can't guarantee yet that I'll commit to both ZF2 and ZF1 versions.
Fixed as of r25278 on trunk and r25279 on release-1.12; will release with 1.12.3 soonish.

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I'd been thinking about assembling a 1911 for several years. I came across a deal on a complete stainless slide assembly for $150, with Millett sights and smooth sides. The seller threw in a few other stainless bits in with the deal.
A few months later I caught a deal on a Foster stainless blem frame with integral spring housing, for $150. The "blem" was a tiny pit on the tail; I can live with that. Foster also had stainless beavertail grip safeties for $10.
I picked up some stainless grip bushings from eBay for $4, a set of stainless grip screws for $4, and a Pachmayr wraparound grip for $20. The grip on my old Norinco is probably 25 years old, and is smooth-sided. This one has "thumb swells" which turned out to be as ugly and uncomfortable in real life as they looked in the pictures. The latest Pachmayrs have big medallions cast in, too. I'm still looking for one of the old grips, or something similar. I just like the look and feel of the old-style wraparound.
Things stalled out for a year or so, and then I managed to scrape together enough money for an order from Brownell's. A Storm Lake gunsmith fit stainless barrel in .45 ACP, a stainless barrel link, a stainless standard-pattern Wilson slide stop, a Wilson stainless pin set, Brownell's beavertail safety cutting jig, and their barrel lug cutter. And while I was at it, I threw in an EGW titanium spring plunger and an STI titanium hammer strut...
I don't even have enough parts to fit the barrel yet, and I'm already close to the price of new pistol.
I've decided to go with the Briley spherical bearing instead of the normal barrel bushing, but I can't order that until the barrel comes in. It's back-ordered for 45 days. The Briley bushing has no real advantages over a hard-fit bushing, except it looks like it turns hours of painstaking fitting into simply measuring the barrel and slide and ordering the correct parts. Maybe. I'll find out, I gues...
While I'm waiting I need to gather the rest of the tools I'll need for the "gunsmith fit" barrel. Unlike a drop-in, these have "fat" lower lugs that have to be cut and profiled to match the geometry of the link and slide stop.
I really, really thought about .400 Cor-Bon, but I think I'll stay with .45 ACP and .45 Super for now.
There won't be much to report until the barrel and bushing get here.
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ZF-7676: Unit tests stop because of the "Call to undefined method Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault::getReturnValue()" fatal error
{panel} Fatal error: Call to undefined method Zend_XmlRpc_Server_Fault::getReturnValue() in /home/cawa/ZendFramework/svn/framework/branches/release-1.9/library/Zend/XmlRpc/Server/System.php on line 143 {panel}
Error occurs in testMulticallHandlesFaults(Zend_XmlRpc_ServerTest) test.
Error occurs only within whole ZF unit tests suite passing.
Zend_XmlRpc_Server_System::multicall() expects only Zend_XmlRpc_Response object as a return value of Zend_XmlRpc_Server::handle() call. But Zend_XmlRpc_Fault object also may be returned.
So $response->isFault() method actually involves Zend_XmlRpc_Faul::isFault() static method.
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The Educational Specialist (EdS) degree equips administrators who want to be successful servant-leaders who create collaborative learning organizations and teachers who wish to extend themselves in teacher-leader roles, both formal and informal.
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The EdS is a terminal degree beyond the masters, but it is distinct from a doctorate. It is a practitioner's degree emphasizing the application of research and the improvement of educational practices and outcomes.
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Panama City - Syria is the latest country in the middle east to be rocked by instability and revolution. People are in the streets, battling troops and standing up to the Syrian government, in hopes of ending decades of oppressive rule. Panama City Pediatrician, Dr. Yahia Rahim, knows the violence in his homeland all too well. For the first time, he, and others in the local Syrian-American community, are sharing their stories, in hopes of helping others understand the real story in Syria.
Dr. Yahia Rahim loves children. He treats hundreds of kids as a pediatrician in Panama City. But recently, he also treated children in refugee camps in Turkey, families who escaped Rahim's homeland of Syria. "Its really touching to see children in a tent, very high temperatures, no access to water or even a bathroom, basic necessities, and sickness right and left," says Rahim. But those, are the lucky ones. The ones who made it out of Syria alive.
Dr. Rahim says thousands of women and children have been killed by Syrian Government troops trying to suppress the uprising. One baby he treated was orphaned by the violence. "She dropped from her mothers arms." says Rahim, as he reflects on a child he treated in the tents. "The sniper was able to shoot and kill her mother while she was crossing the border to stay with her child."
For the first time, Rahim and his daughter, Hiba, along with other Syrian-Americans in Panama City, are speaking out about the oppression in their homeland. They say it's far worse than the violence we've seen on television from Egypt or Libya. Syrians here have kept quiet for years, fearing retaliation against their families back home, but now, actions back home give them courage to speak the truth. "Its a great thing that people overseas are speaking their minds finally, and fighting the fear and not caring anymore. They are recognizing their independence and freedom is worth their lives," says Hiba.
What's happening in Syria is hard to pin down, mainly because the government has banned international journalists from their country.
But dissidents continue to report and show video of the violence over the internet. "Today the primary method of information is not from the government, its from revolutionaries," says Hiba. "It's from oppressed people, its from victims who are uploading videos from cell phones and putting them on YouTube or writing messages on Facebook, and it really is a social revolution in many ways."
Rahim is asked, "Why do you think its important for us to understand?" He breaks down when trying to answer. "When I look at the deaths of a human being, we should be able to help."
Rahim surivived an earlier uprising in 1982, when a million refugees escaped Syria. He was among them, crossing the border while hiding in the trunk of a Volkswagen. "I have seen there's nothing more powerful on earth than ignorance and hate and power," says Rahim. "When you have really no values."
After raising his family in America, Rahim says he can truly appreciate the meaning, of freedom. "This is America," says Hiba. "The beacon of independence and freedom and what we want is to spread that to other places and we want the world to see that the US can and will go out and support people who are oppressed." Rahim adds he doesn't expect America to go to war with Syria. Instead, he hopes a humanitarian corridor will be opened between Syria and neighboring countries, and assistance will be provided to the revolutionaries, to help them fight their own war.
The Rahims, and others in the local Syrian-American community, will take part in an educational lecture called "Genocide in Syria," at Gulf Coast State College's Sarzin Lecture Hall. They invite everyone from the local community to attend this free seminar, in hopes of raising awareness to the growing tensions in Syria, and learn how America can help. That seminar is scheduled for 6:00 pm, Saturday, February 25th. It is free and open to the public.
As additional information, this is a letter written by another child of Dr. Rahim, Hajar Abdul-Rahim. It is currently being circulated in newspapers and publications across America:
Finding my Syrian-American Identity
By: Hajar Abdul-Rahim
My father always said, "You don't understand the price of freedom." But I do know I understand the price of being robbed of my right to grow up around grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. I know the price of growing up nation-less. The price of having no national identity. The cost of not knowing who I am or where I am from.
I am the daughter of a mother wanted for execution in Syria for simply owning a dream to think freely, and of a father who would not bow to the country's criminal silence. They escaped in 1980, reunited in Jordan, moved to Iraq, United States, Canada, then once again back to the United States. They stamped each country with the birth of a child, clinging to their dream of returning to Syria. I was born in Montreal, Canada.
As a child, I was Syrian. But as a teenager, I was lost. In America, I wasn't American. On my two visits to Syria, I wasn't Syrian. I couldn't own pride to a country that stripped my mother and father from the right to live or the right to return. I didn't understand the fear, the silence, the poverty, or why my grandfather hung a two foot portrait of the President Hafez Assad right above his television. When my 13 year old cousin pointed his finger at me and accused his uncle, my father, for being too much of an arrogant doctor in America to even pay a small visit to his family in Syria, I opened my mouth to unleash my rage only to find my grandfather's strong palm glue itself to my lips.
At 24, after I completed Graduate School, still without an identity or nationality to boast, I decided that I would embrace the identity of being an "American," and accept my Syrian heritage as something that belonged to my parents, something of the past. I slowly erased that image from my memory.
After the revolution in Tunisia dominoed its way to Syria, and peaceful protestors were instantly captured, detained, and had their hearts foam out of their mouths, I didn't understand why my mother and father were depriving themselves of sleep at night. I was offended that when I flew across the country to visit them over the holidays, they were not emotionally with me as we sipped our nightly tea. They were glued to their computer screen at home, signed into Skype, talking, arranging, organizing, doing anything and everything within their human power to help the people of Syria. They even traveled to Turkey and lived with 8,000 Syrian refugees in Antakya for one month as an in-house doctor and emotional supporter sleeping in their tents and using their overcrowded toilets.
For 11 months, I prayed for the dead, the detained, and the tortured. I followed the news for ten days then abandoned it for twenty. I wanted to put this past behind me. I wanted to convince myself that there was nothing more I could possibly do. But as the symphony of protestors grew louder and stronger, bouncing off high concrete walls, over a web of narrow ancient alleys every time a child was sniped, a woman beaten, and a man burned to death only after breaking his back and slicing off his fingers, my heart began to feel alive. I began to see a different purpose to this life. Was it simply to get an education, dine at fancy restaurants, travel, have children, and move into a large home while the blood of others gushed into rivers, or children die of starvation? Where were the Syrians finding the courage to persist? Where had their fear and silence gone? I no longer wanted to continue my perfectly played out movie, or worry about things that really didn't matter.
My numbness to the image of tortured body after body after body for the past 11 months burst. I finally understood my parents' overworking their mind, body, and heart. I understood how they went two days without feeding their stomachs because they had no time to stop. No interest. They had no time to even grow hungry. My parents outran death, literally, when 40,000 others couldn't. For 26 years they told me and my siblings that this life was only a journey, and the purpose of that journey was to make it to heaven. "Never get too comfortable," my father said. "Be the last to eat and the first to serve." Just as my parents began to grow numb to the idea of ever returning to Syria, watching the last flicker of fire fade, a few boys in the village of Daraa relit the match.
I am not the child who was brought to America to have a better life. I am not the Syrian daughter who came because her parents wanted to practice medicine and flourish financially. I am the child of a man who miraculously escaped in the trunk of a Beetle, and helped by a Lebanese Priest flee the country. I am the daughter of a woman who was grabbed by her neighbor seconds before entering into her apartment to warn her that the Syrian Secret Police were inside waiting for her. She watched her two roommates be hauled into Mukhabarat vehicles, then thrown into torture cells for nine years. I am the granddaughter of a man shot by the Mukhabarat, and later killed. I am the granddaughter of two women whose dying wishes were to see their daughter and their son in Syria, embrace their hand, and hold it against their own face while they ejected their last breath.
That is who I am. Only now am I learning to adopt and combine the qualities that make America so great, and the qualities that charge Syria with spirit. Only now do I realize that my lost identity, split into two countries, symbolize who I am. I know that I am proud to have grown up American and free, to have been educated, to ask questions, seek answers, sleep at night comfortably, proud to have a childhood. I am proud to see the men, women, and even boys and girls fight for freedom, fight for the silence of their parents and grandparents. I am proud to own Syrian blood. I am proud to stand up for truth and speak against injustice, something my parents were able to teach me because we were in America, and something I witnessed my Syrian brothers and sisters die for. I am proud to be Syrian-American and American-Syrian. And in the end, this life is really only a journey; and my journey is to hold my free mind in one hand and courage in the other, and live for something worth living for.


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Breasts are booming—well, they're growing, anyway—and obesity is partly to blame.
Florence Williams writes in her new book, Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History, that American breasts are the biggest they've ever been, the Chicago Sun-Times reports. The average bra size is now 36C, up from 34B a generation ago, according to Williams.
Despite what many men may think, that's not a good thing, as obesity can lead to all sorts of health issues, including postmenopausal breast cancer, Williams tells the newspaper. And breasts are getting a heavy dose of pollutants, the Sun-Times reports.
"Breast-feeding, it turns out, is a very efficient way to transfer our society's industrial flotsam to the next generation," Williams writes in her book, according to the newspaper. "Our breasts soak up pollution ... Breasts carry the burden of the mistakes we have made."
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I have studied photography for over 30 years and still find the subject fascinating and constantly evolving. This series of photographs were taken in different regions of Mexico from 2004 to 2007. It is obvious that I find, in the faith that I saw everywhere, an imagination and connection to an invisible world that is very powerful to witness.
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Heat 96, Bobcats 82
Observations from Monday's 96-82 victory over the Bobcats at Time Warner Cable Arena:
- This time Dwyane Wade and LeBron James did it in tandem, with their first 30-point efforts in the same game.
- And when they did miss, Joel Anthony was there for 11 rebounds.
- The defensive woes finally ended after allowing 28 first-quarter points.
- James, on the Heat's ability to pack the house even in Charlotte, "We call ourselves the 'Heatles' like the Beatles."
- Monday was Erik Spoelstra's 200th appearance as head coach. "It's gone by fast, I'll tell you that," he said. Asked if he remembered each game, he said, "I have a hard time remembering what hotel room I'm in."
- Joey Crawford was in a feisty mood, with the veteran referee charging the Heat with a defensive three-seconds violation and Zydrunas Ilgauskas with the technical foul on the same third-quarter possession.
- Early heckle from crowd, "Don't give it to Kwame!" Kwame Brown was the only healthy available Bobcats center and started for second time this season.
- It really didn't matter who the Bobcats gave it to, blowing a first-half three-on-one break without even getting off a shot and then butchering a third-quarter two-on-one break.
- LeBron received the world's longest continuation midway through the first quarter. He was fouled by Boris Diaw seemingly somewhere in Gastonia and still got and-one on driving bank shot.
- Spoelstra said he has not lost track of Mike Miller. "He is right at the forefront of my mind," he said. Miller entered at the start of the second quarter, with Wade and James Jones saddled with two fouls apiece at that stage.
- Miller still doesn't look right. He missed his first two shots, with the second a blown layup. Those were his only attempts.
- The key word on the Heat's pregame strategy board was, "Re-set."
- Bobcats coach Paul Silas, who coached LeBron James in Cleveland, said he had no issue with James surprising the Cavaliers with his decision to leave. Silas related it to general managers pulling players off team buses with no advance notice to tell them they have been traded.
- Silas said there should be no doubting of James' basketball IQ. "He's one of the great minds in this league," he said.
- Spoelstra said he still sees his team reaching new levels, but, "I'm not sure if we know what those levels are."
- Spoelstra said his greatest concern entering was his team's defensive struggles the previous two games, even if each did turn into a victory. "You don't want that to turn into entitlement," he said.
- The latest Spoelstra-ism: "We don't have to be humbled to be humble."


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ZF-8489: Zend_Validate_Callback does not propagate context
According to Reference Guide §23.3.3, note "Validation Context" - "Zend_Form_Element::isValid() supports an additional argument, $context. Zend_Form::isValid() passes the entire array of data being processed to $context when validating a form, and Zend_Form_Element::isValid(), in turn, passes it to each validator."
The current trunk version of Zend_Validate_Callback does not propagate this optional context to the callback.
The manual section you are referring to is from Zend_Form.
Note that $context is only used and valid for Zend_Form but not for Zend_Validate.
Closing as non-issue.
Note that there is already a proposal written which should act as gateway/validator for context.
Thomas -- Please pass $context if available on to the callback so end-users do not need to build their own validators.
Yes, this may be Zend_Form specific, but there's no reason on generic validators such as this not to honor it. If the callback does not accept the parameter, it will simply be ignored.
I still don't see this being a bug of Zend_Validate_Callback.
Although I agree with you Thomas, I have to side with Matthew on this. The lack of context propagation unnecessarily limits the usefulness of the validator. For instance, I've patched my version of Zend_Validate_Callback to pass on the context and wrote the classic "do the passwords match on this form" validation as a one-line static method on the controller rather than a separate class.
I'm happy for this issue to be reclassified as an enhancement if that is more appropriate.
Fixed this bug with r19529. (In my eyes this is still a feature request and not a bug!)
Note that this change breaks BC and is therefor not backported to 1.9.
Thank you, Thomas


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Visit to Kenya: two loans signed and meeting with Deputy President
During his official visit to Kenya, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders signed two draft, state-to-state loans between Belgium and Kenya for a total amount of approximately 27 million euros.
The first project, which will be carried out by the Belgian company Soulco, will consist of the second phase of a programme aimed at providing the counties with IT equipment and connecting them to each other. The counties are the country's administrative entities and were created by the new Constitution to bring the authorities closer to the citizens. This is one of the main aspects of strengthening the authorities in Kenya.
The second project concerns infrastructure for the electrification of rural Kenya with the purpose of benefitting industry and local agriculture. CG Holdings is the company responsible for its implementation. Minister Reynders visited the completed first phase, which clearly showed him how important this project is for the local economy.
Through Finexpo, Belgium is very active in Kenya in the area of concessional loans. Various projects have been executed in very diverse sectors such as energy, health, education and telecommunications. Others are still being negotiated and may be settled quickly. One of these concerns the reinforcement of the fire brigade, a sector that is desperately needed, as demonstrated during the recent fire that broke out at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.
Didier Reynders also met with William Ruto, Kenya's Deputy President.
They both welcomed the excellent bilateral relations between Belgium and Kenya. They also talked about strengthening these, particularly with regard to trade and investments. Talks will soon be held concerning an agreement with a view to avoiding double taxation and concerning an agreement on the protection and promotion of investments. A trade mission on international financial institutions will visit Kenya in November under the leadership of Flanders Investment and Trade. The Deputy President thanked Belgium for its donation of a ship for maritime research purposes, a gift that will enable Kenya's management of marine resources to be improved.
William Ruto and Didier Reynders also discussed the situation in the countries of the region. Minister Reynders visited Kenya directly after a trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo. He expressed his opinion on the peace process, on the stabilisation in eastern Congo and on the implementation of the Addis Ababa Agreement. Kenya recently hosted the High-Level Conference on the Great Lakes Region and is prepared to continue to offer support to efforts made in the region.
Didier Reynders is pleased about the efforts Kenya is making regarding Somalia through its participation in the AMISOM peacekeeping mission. Belgium and Kenya emphasised the importance of the Conference, which will be organised in Brussels in September. They are calling for Somalia's attendance to be as inclusive as possible, with major participation by Somalia's different regions. Dialogue and national unity are crucial for stabilising the country in the long term.
Finally, they discussed the situation in South Sudan. Both Ministers hope that it will be possible to fully implement the political agreement between the Sudanese government and South Sudan, which has been facilitated by Kenya.


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- Date submitted: 28 Oct 2011
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Ballet West Gala, Snapshots and more
Once a month I'll be giving you the low down on all things dance in Salt Lake City. The month of November is jam packed with dance performances to see, but before I go into the details of all that is happening this month, I wanted to say a fond farewell to dance critic Dorothy Stowe. She was the full time Deseret News opera, dance and performing arts critic from 1976-1995 and continued to write reviews for several years after. She also wrote for Opera News and Dance magazine and organized the Temple Square Concert series as well as produced several KBYU radio shows. She was a huge part of the growing Utah Arts Community in its formative years and she will be very missed. Stowe passed away on Oct. 27 at the age of 89. Read More


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Red Bull Music Academy has dropped a video of an in-depth Q-Tip lecture from their recent NYC stint. In the 2-hour discussion, the hip hop legend lends some commentary on his process and lets us in on some very interesting stories with his peers. Dropping knowledge!
Tonight, NYC can party with the man himself at the return of our Offline party at Stage 48. Details below!
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Q-Tip Presents Offline
A Weekly Party Powered By Giant Step
Thursday, June 6th
Tickets: $20
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|Balanced Vandals cruise to 500th win
MOSCOW, Idaho - Leading 30-21 to start the second half, the Idaho women's basketball team went on a 14-0 run to end any hope of a Hawai'i comeback and secure the program's 500th all-time victory, topping the Rainbow Wahine 72-48 in the Cowan Spectrum on Thursday night.
Five Vandals scored in double-figures, and Idaho shot 43.9 percent as a team and hit 10 or more 3-pointers for the fourth time this season. The Vandals connected on 25-of-57 shots overall including 10-of-24 from long range, helping overcome a 51-40 discrepancy on the glass.
Senior Bianca Cheever opened up the second half with a 3-pointer, followed by another from junior Keri Arendse. Cheever hit two more 3s and senior Derisa Taleni capped the 14-0 spurt with a layup to make the score 44-21 with just under 16 minutes left.
"When the second half came and we had our meeting with coach he just said we needed more energy," Idaho senior Yinka Olorunnife said. "They didn't seem like they wanted it, and we didn't seem like we wanted it, so I think that's what happened in the second half. We really did want this, so we came out ready to just play."
Cheever hit 4-of-6 3-pointers in the game and finished with 12 points and four rebounds.
"Second half we knew that we had to attack them," Cheever said. "So if I had an open shot I was going to take it."
Arendse led Idaho with 13 points and added three assists and two rebounds. Olorunnife was one rebound shy of her eighth double-double of the season, finishing with 11 points and nine rebounds. Taleni had 11 points, five assists and two steals in the game, and freshman Alyssa Charlston had 10 points and eight rebounds, and hit 2-of-3 long range shots.
"We had a little offensive discussion at halftime about what we needed to do," Idaho coach Jon Newlee said. "We were pretty stagnant. (We started) Attacking them, pushing the tempo, we wanted to get some easy buckets, and just some ball movement. I thought we did a pretty good job of that, and Bianca came in and hit those 3s right at the start."
Rachele Kloke scored all eight of her points in the first half, and added four rebounds and two assists for Idaho, which improved to 9-6 on the season and 2-1 in Western Athletic Conference play. Hawai'i falls to 6-10 overall and 0-2 in the WAC.
Idaho's defense, which leads the WAC in opponent field goal percentage, held UH to just 27.5 percent shooting for the game, hitting 19-of-69 shots including just 2-of-17 from 3-point range. The Vandals also forced 19 turnovers.
Hawai'i was led by freshman Kamilah Jackson, who scored 16 points and grabbed 17 rebounds, including 11 on the offensive end. No other UH player scored more than six points in the game.
The win gives Idaho an all-time record of 500-497.
"That was a fast 500, three years," Newlee joked. "It's nice, we'll always be a part of Vandal history now. The 500th win hit. All of these guys on the team should be real proud of that."
The Vandals will have a week off before their next contest, a WAC road game at San Jose State on Jan. 20. Idaho will return home to begin a four-game home-stand on Jan. 22 against Boise State, in the first half of a men's/women's double-header. Tipoff of that game is slated for 4 p.m. Idaho will also host Louisiana Tech on Jan. 27, New Mexico State on Jan. 29 and San Jose State on Feb. 2 before hitting the road again.


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James Sorgi
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Height: 6-5 Weight: 196 lbs.
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I'm trying to let my NXT communicate to my notebook via Bluetooth. The NXT runs with leJOS 0.4beta and on my notebook, there should be running a perl script.
Now I'm having problems while connecting the NXT to my notebook. What I am trying is:
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The connection is not established. I don't have any idea, why this doesn't work. The NXJ-API is some kind of incomplete concerning Bluetooth-Connections.
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The Surgery was first established in the 1930's for the care of livestock, horses and companion animals.
When it was rebuilt in 1988 the purpose built premises were granted hospital status. This title is awarded by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to those practices maintaining the highest standards of care and treatment, using the latest technology.
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Ruth Eller Davis
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 3:42 p.m.
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Ruth Elizabeth Eller Davis, 79, of East 10th Street, departed this life Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013, at the Hinkle Hospice House.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Union Baptist Church. Burial will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Salisbury National Cemetery.
Visitation will be a half hour before the service. The family will be at the home of the son on Lindy Road.
A public viewing will be from 1 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Roberts Funeral Service.
She was born Dec. 14, 1933, in Davidson County to Wade Eller and Otella Cabble Eller. She was a member of Union Baptist Church where she served on the deaconess board and was a member of the senior choir. She was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, Donald Eller.
Left to forever cherish her memory is her husband, Sylvester Davis; a son, Pastor Steve (Barbara) Davis; two brothers, Bobby (Joyce) Eller and Roscoe Eller; a sister, Martha Jones; three grandchildren, SaDonna Wiggins, Nicola Medley and Bernard Davis; three great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Online condolences can be expressed to the Davis family at www.robertsfuneral.com.
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Neshama works at the Fairfax Library.
This is an official blog for the Marin County Free Library.
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
This installment: the book behind the hot new TV series (read last winter); a charming, peculiar DVD; a horror stew by a versatile writer; creepy, quirky short stories; linked stories set in a coal-mining town; and a novel about a tagger.
Orange is the New Black by Piper Kermin
Cute, sweet, middle class, blond, a graduate of Smith. What's she doing in the Pen? Misspent early adulthood with a high-living lover, Nora, who led her into in the drug smuggling trade. Piper extricated herself, or so she thought, and took up with Larry, a good guy. Ten years later it all comes down and off she goes for 13 months to Danbury Correctional Facility. She's determined to get through it intact, which means learning an insane new culture fast and keeping a low profile. She has a fabulous support system, including a steady stream of books. What a crash course, and in the process she makes some really good friends among her fellow prisoners. Also she sees close up how totally broken the system is. We get jailhouse recipes, including cheesecake, craft projects, craftiness, meltdowns—quite a gamut. Her tone remains pretty perky throughout, but reflection, regret, and anger creep in too, appropriately.
A wonderful disquisition on the paradox of the human condition. Bernie is a sweet, devout, generous, loving fellow. He arrives in small town Texas, works in a funeral home where he offers comfort and skill, is embraced by the church and musical groups—he sings like an angel. An extremely mean older widow is taken with him and they become a very odd couple. Bernie becomes more slave than consort and finally he snaps and she ends up in the freezer. (This is based on a true story!) He's convicted but still considered a beloved figure by most of the townsfolk and now he's making the best of it in prison. A pudgy Jack Black is Bernie; Shirley McClain projects black widow malevolence, and the actual townspeople give priceless, colorful vignettes. (Like the woman who described someone with "sticky-outy teeth.") Brilliant.
The Burn Palace by Stephen Dobyns
I've been reading Dobyns on and off for years, intrigued by his multifaceted persona: poet and tough guy. This latest is a horror stew with a bang up start: as Nurse "Spandex" is having it off with a doctor, someone steals a newborn and substitutes a very large snake in the crib. Uh oh. In this little Rhode Island town many bad and mysterious things start to happen which the local police with their less than stellar abilities can't figure out. Could it be Satan's minions—there are some Wiccans out there, and worse. Eventually suspicion falls on the eponymous crematorium and its incredibly creepy staff and not a moment too soon. The supernatural aspects of the events are eventually debunked but a good kid, Hercel, appears to have real talents in this area despite. Lots of fun and excellent characterizations to boot.
Vampires in the Lemon Grove by Karen Russell
Short stories by this delightful writer who combines creepy and quirky to excellent effect. A fresh take on blood suckers in the title story—fangs have to sink into something, but lemons don't have staying power over the centuries. Transformations galore: girls into silkworms, a tattoo as a portal to traumatic memories as well as to possible healing, a scarecrow that bears an uncanny resemblance to a boy who disappeared. Breathtaking.
News from Heaven by Jennifer Haigh
Baker, a coal mining town, gets grimmer by the years as the economic base dries up. In these linked short stories, we meet residents who escape, return, or move through their days with a mix of resignation tempered by the comforts of familiarity. The daughter of a leading family ends up as a miserable hoarder, a flamboyant aunt turns up and wows her niece who discovers her true and tragic identity years later. Solid, moving storytelling.
Rage is Back by Adam Mansbach
Billy Rage is a famed graffiti artist who hid out for 16 years but is now back in NYC. His son Dondi has been kicked out of Whoopty Whoo Ivy League We's A Comin' Academy for all sorts of bad behavior, mostly about drugs. That moniker for his school conveys the outrageous, over the top tone of the book, full of expletives and wild action. The plot: revenge on a high-ranking policeman who killed a fellow artist, Amuse. We go into mysterious tunnels under the city, up an elevator with a time-travel dimension, into the jungle where Billy studied with shamans. I didn't even try to keep my equilibrium, just spun around with all chaotic hi-jinks and into the very satisfying Technicolor conclusion. Especially enjoyed the description of elegant Zen of tagging—who knew?
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ZF-12188: Remove Google Health API from Zend_Gdata
Google Health API has been discontinued by Google as of January 1st, 2012. It will be removed from Zend Framework in 1.12. Announcement: http://googleblog.blogspot.ca/2011/06/…
Attached patch to remove Zend_Gdata_Health
- All constructors now throw a Zend_Exception explaining that Health API is discontinued.
- All instance code has been removed.
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Bobby Hill
Published: Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 7:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, July 18, 2013 at 7:02 p.m.
Robert "Bobby" Randall Hill, 71, of Welcome Bethesda Road, died Thursday, July 18, 2013, at Wake Forest Baptist Health — Lexington Medical Center after a serious illness since March.
A funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Davidson Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. James Huneycutt. Burial will follow in First Baptist Church of Welcome Cemetery.
Visitation will be 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home and other times at the home.
Mr. Hill was born Oct. 14, 1941, in Wise County, Va., to Claude Richard Hill Sr., and Nola Salyer Hill. He was a retired truck driver and was of the Baptist faith. Bobby loved to hunt and garden.
Preceding him in death were his parents; two brothers, Kenneth Hill, Doug Hill; and a granddaughter, Brandy Hill.
Surviving are his wife of 53 years, Shirley Pickett Hill, of the home; a son, Bobby Wayne Hill of Anchorage, Alaska; two daughters, Carolyn Wood (Wayne), Denise Ferrell (Bobby), both of Lexington; grandchildren Summer Tang, Brittany Lanning, John Wood, Stuart Wood, Skylar Wood and 7 of Anchorage, Alaska; 12 great-grandchildren; a brother, Richard Hill Jr., of Lexington. four sisters, Christine Harris, Ann Prevette, Patricia Britt and Linda Everhart all of Lexington.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the donor's choice.
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Sensient Technologies
SENSIENT TECHNOLOGIES (NYSE: SXT) is a manufacturer and marketer of colors, flavors and fragrances. It also develops specialty food and beverage systems, cosmetic and pharmaceutical systems, inkjet and specialty inks and colors and other specialty chemicals. Headquartered in Milwaukee, WI.
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State men's and women's cross country team will be competing in the NAIA National Cross Country Meet held in Vancouver, Wash. on Saturday, November 20. Both teams earned spots at the national by taking home team title at the Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC) Cross Country Championships.
The Yellow Jacket women's team won the DAC this year and has won 10 out of the past 11 conference titles. Black Hills State will enter the national meet ranked No. 7. The Yellow Jackets are led by sophomore Erin Curran who finished in first place in the Dakota Athletic Conference meet. Curran is a sophomore from Wahoo, Neb. She ran the 5k championship race in 18:25.
Black Hills State men's cross country team also won the Dakota Athletic Conference this year and have taken home conference titles in nine out of the past 11 years. Junior Jed Morgan led the way for the Yellow Jackets at the Dakota Athletic Conference meet finishing in second place posting a time of 26:29.
This will be the 55th annual men's and 31st annual women's event at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site in Vancouver, Wash., on November, 20. The women's 5k race is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. PT/ 11:30 a.m. MT, followed by the men's 8k at 11:45 a.m. PT/ 12:45 p.m. MT.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas - University of Idaho freshman Shana Lim shattered the Western Athletic Conference meet and league records in the 100 backstroke with a 53.00 in the championship race.
Lim's mark not only bested the 12-year-old meet record of 53.22 but gave her a convincing decision over defending champion runner-up Fi Connell of NAU. Lim's winning margin was 1.23 seconds in the sprint.
"We showed them tonight," coach Tom Jager said. "There were a lot of Vandals there."
In addition to Lim's victory, freshman Lyndsay Williams shattered the Idaho 400 IM record with her 4:25.88 - seventh fastest overall and second in the B final. The previous Idaho record of 4:31.16 was set in 2009-10 by Cortnee Hanson.
The other Vandal record to fall Friday was the 400 medley relay. Lim teamed with Kelsie Saxe, Savannah Bettis and Si Jia Pang for a 3:48.22 (sixth place at the meet) to better the month-old record of 3:51.45.
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The Arcas was originally conceived by the Stanford Research Institute for the US Civil Defense Administration for measurement of nuclear fallout. Instead the Office of Naval Research and Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratory contracted Atlantic Research to develop the rocket to measure winds aloft prior to high-altitude aircraft or missile tests. The small missile could be loaded by two crew into a simple launch tube. This was closed, like a gun tube, the gases from the missile ensuring that it already exited the tube at 240 kph. The breech-closure and plastic spacers fell away from the rocket after it cleared the tube. The slow-burning motor worked for 30 seconds before burning out. After 75 to 100 seconds a timer jettisoned the payload nose cone, which came down under parachute and provided temperature and pressure data. Radar tracking provided altitude and wind information to correlate with this. Later payloads included falling spheres (tracked by radar to precisely measure drag), ozone measurements, and small biological experiments.
By the early 1960's as many as 42 a week were being fired in the Air Force Meteorolgical Network alone. Many derivatives were built, until the basic meteorological profiling task was taken over by the even cheaper Super Loki in the late 1960's.
The AN/DMQ-9 rocketsonde payload was an expendable meteorological instrument package designed for use with the Arcas rocket to obtain vertical profiles of temperature and winds in the upper atmosphere between 24 km and 60 km altitude. The instrument consisted of a transponder compatible with the AN/GMD-2 Rawin Set ground equipment. The AN/DMQ-9 upgraded the earlier design and provided improved flight performance and ease of handling in the field. Flight tests Cape Canaveral indicated that the instrument package was suitable for field use when the Rawin Set was supplemented with a parametric amplifier.
From NASA SOUNDING ROCKETS, 1958-1968 - A Historical Summary, NASA SP-4401, 1971, by William R. Corliss
During 1965 Goddard began using the Arcas sounding rocket, a vehicle first used back in 1958 by the Navy and in 1959 by Langley Research Center and Wallops. The Arcas was an inexpensive rocket, costing only about $2000 per round. Perhaps 2000 were fired each year, mainly for meteorological purposes. It was also a good rocket for launching small payloads to moderate altitudes- 5.4 kg (12 lb) to 64 km (40 mi), nominal performance, and employed no special launch equipment. It was therefore eminently suited for NASA's international programs. The Arcas was put into service in Norway, New Zealand, and other countries during the 1965-1968 period. The rockets were purchased directly from the Atlantic Research Corp.


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But this is actually true and extremely cool. The Living Planet sent out a release today on their rare Anableps fish, which uses four eyes to see both above and below the water's surface.
The South American fish was just bred for the first time at the aquarium, and they're hopeful more babies are on the way because several more females seem pregnant—it takes about eight weeks for them to have a live birth.
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Cam Newton cleaned house at the Home Depot College Football Awards as the newly crowned Maxwell and Davey O'Brien award winner Thursday night in Orlando.
So it's not outrageous to assume he will win the Heisman Trophy Saturday and (gasp) maybe even his father Cecil Newton will show up. The nerve!
Anyway, I caught up with Lee Corso after the ceremony last night to get a few quick thoughts from him about Cam Newton. Forgive the shortness of the exchange, but the man was gracious enough to briefly chat with me despite having a crowd of fans around him.
Should Cam Newton win the Heisman?
"Cam Newton had the greatest single year of any college quarterback in the history of college football. Not even in just stats, but his team," Lee Corso said. " [Tim] Tebow had a great year right? His team lost four games that year. Newton won them all."
You probably won't find a bigger Florida football supporter than Lee Corso. He picked Florida and Nebraska for the Tostitos BCS National Championship game earlier this season.
But what Cam Newton has accomplished this season at Auburn is pretty incomparable considering his 13-0 record in arguably the most challenging football conference, the SEC, and who can forget the classic 28-27 critical Alabama victory?
On Friday's edition of the ESPN Mike and Mike in the Morning show, host Mike Greenberg chimed in on the Cam Newton argument asking writer Mel Kiper Jr. his thoughts about the Newton-integrity Heisman debate. His response was pretty harsh.
"If you're going to make judgments on things beyond the rules, you should be stripped of your vote," Mel Kiper Jr. said. "That's wrong Mike, that's flat out wrong."
So what's your take on the Cam Newton debate? Should he or should he not have been eligible for the Heisman trophy?


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|Cougar Fans, if you use Google, iCal or another similar calendar, you can import various Washington State University sports schedules into your calendar in moments....then you can even sync it to your handheld device! Carry the Cougars' schedule with you and you'll always know when and where the Cougs play.
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Two people were taken to the hospital Wednesday afternoon when a driver, who police say may have been under the influence of prescription medication, slammed into another car.
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Sales tax collections in March and April were sharply up in Newport.� March was 19 percent above�last year�and April was 15 percent above last year, indicating that a significant amount of money, actually almost $4,000,000 more in the two months mentioned, was spent inside the city limits.� �� According to the NEDC, someone asked if it was simply because prices were higher than a year ago.� The answer , they say, is "no."� "Most of us have a limited amount of income that we spend in a month."� explained the NEDC via newsletter. "If prices on one thing are�higher we don't necessarily have an extra pool of money to go grab and spend from, we just cut back somewhere else so the sales tax we pay on one thing is offset by the sales tax we aren't paying on the other.� In fact, rapidly rising prices�tends to have a dampening effect on sales tax collections as it makes people worried�and they try to spend less." �� So, according to the NEDC, the local economy has received a significant bump.� In fact, they say, February, March and April sales are the highest three month period since the NEDC began keeping records in 2002. ��
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Sophomore Sarah Hanna recorded nine kills, while Princeton middles Leah Jordan and Tiana Woolridge both recorded five apiece. Woolridge added six blocks, while Jordan had four.
Sophomore setter Ginny Willis had 33 assists for the Princeton offense, and she matched freshman libero Sarah Daschbach with 10 digs. Junior Chelsea Parker had 14 digs of her own.
Though Princeton lost, it can finish no worse than a share of second in the Ivy League. The Tigers fell to 9-4 in the Ivy League, but Penn dropped its fifth match in Ivy play with a 3-1 loss at Columbia. If Princeton wins at Columbia Saturday at 5, it will finish alone in second place. If the Lions win, then Princeton, Columbia and possibly Penn will all share second.


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