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ZF-4009: Zend_Service_ReCaptcha and Zend_Captcha_ReCaptcha fail to handle empty response values.
When using Zend_Form_Element_Captcha to add reCAPTCHA to a form, submitting the form with an empty response causes an uncaught exception thrown by Zend_Service_ReCaptcha.
Zend_Captcha_Recaptcha tries to check the response and challenge values inside its isValid function:
if (!isset($context[$this->_CHALLENGE]) || !isset($context[$this->_RESPONSE])) { $this->_error(self::MISSING_VALUE); return false; }
but this will fail when the challenge or response are set to '', causing the error further down the stack inside Zend_Service_Recaptcha. This could be changed to:
if (!isset($context[$this->_CHALLENGE]) || !isset($context[$this->_RESPONSE]) || empty($context[$this->_CHALLENGE]) || empty($context[$this->_RESPONSE])) { $this->_error(self::MISSING_VALUE); return false; }
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Scheduling for RC3
Fixed in trunk and 1.6 release branch.
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River Road closed next week
Published: Friday, May 10, 2013 at 11:25 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 10, 2013 at 4:20 p.m.
River Road, a major north-south thoroughfare in New Hanover County, will be closed all next week at the Lords Creek bridge.
Between River Oaks Drive on the south and Island Bridge Way on the north, a chunk of the scenic road will be closed to through traffic.
The closure begins at 8 a.m. Monday and runs until 5 p.m. Friday, said Eric Britt, bridge maintenance supervisor for the N.C. Department of Transportation.
During that time crews will do maintenance work on the small bridge that spans Lords Creek 2.9 miles from Sanders Road, he said.
Britt said the closure should not greatly affect residents in the area, but no vehicles will be allowed to pass through the construction zone, so motorists should find alternate routes.
"We're going to be working 10- to 12-hour days to get it done and opened by Friday," he said.
For additional information regarding the dates and times of road closures in the state visit http://www.ncdot.org and click on "Travel & Maps," then click on "Traveler Information Management System" and use the drop-down menus for a county or route.
Information on closings can also be found by calling "511" from any phone.
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JOEL ROSS, tenor and countertenor, began his musical training at an early age, studying piano, violin, and trumpet, and singing in choirs. He continued through high school to develop his musicianship, participating in numerous ensembles, both instrumental and vocal.
He began exploring countertenor singing in voice lessons in college, and presented two standards of countertenor literature in his senior recital. After four years of undergraduate studies, made very enjoyable by the numerous opportunities for musical performance, he graduated from Messiah College in Grantham, Pa. with a B.S. in Music Education with a concentration in voice.
Mr. Ross performs as a countertenor on occasion with several professional choirs in Washington, D.C., including Chantry, an early music ensemble, and the National Cathedral Choir, directed by Michael McCarthy. He is also a member of Sons of the Day, a male a cappella septet based in Harrisonburg, VA.
Mr. Ross teaches in Shenandoah County, and directs the Signal Knob Middle School Chorus and String Orchestra and the Strasburg High School String Orchestra.


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Welle Book Arts Studio Broadsides are original works of art created to celebrate Literary Arts Institute events. Broadsides combine original works of prose and poetry and the art of handmade paper to commemorate our visiting authors, including Claudia Rankine, Nick Flynn, Sister Mariella Gable, Deborah Baker, and William Stafford.
Broadsides are available for purchase at events or can be ordered by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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All-American Samantha Peszek will return to the UCLA gymnastics team in 2015 for a fifth season.
Olivia Courtney placed eighth on vault at the NCAA Event Finals to close her career at UCLA.
UCLA was edged out of a spot in the NCAA Super Six by .125, scoring 197.0 to finish in fifth place.
Six-time NCAA champion UCLA will compete at the NCAA Championships April 18-20 in Birmingham, Ala.
Samantha Peszek, Danusia Francis and Ellette Craddock earned Pac-12 All-Academic honors for 2014.
Jennifer Pinches joins host Samantha Peszek for the pre-NCAA Championships episode of Bruin Banter.
Samantha Peszek is the Athlete of the Week, and Gabrielle Maurice's diving catch is Play of the Week
UCLA will compete in the evening session of the NCAA Gymnastics Championships team semifinals.
UCLA advanced to the NCAA Championships after a 2nd-place finish at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional.
Eighth-ranked UCLA (13-6) is the No. 2 seed at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional this Saturday.
Valorie Kondos Field and Olivia Courtney join host Samantha Peszek for the latest Bruin Banter.
Four members the UCLA Gymnastics team were named to the 2014 Pac-12 All-Conference team.


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Wilmington Firefighters Respond to Natural Gas Leak and Sprinkler Pipe Leak
Posted on 01/30/2014 3:02 pm
Today, Wilmington firefighters responded to a report of a natural gas leak located in front of Evan G. Shortlidge Academy on the 100 block of West 18th Street.
Using metering devices, Fire Department personnel conducted a search of streets and homes within a four block radius of 100 block of West 18th Street. While no gas readings were recorded inside Shortlidge Academy or inside nearby homes, as a precautionary measure, the Wilmington Fire Department and Shortlidge Academy administrators evacuated the school children and relocated them to Warner Elementary School.
Delmarva Gas Division responded and assisted the Wilmington Fire Department in locating the natural gas leak. Delmarva Gas determined that the leak was located under the street in the 100 block of West 18th Street and posed no hazard to the surrounding residents and school. The 100 Block of West 18th Street remains closed to all traffic while Delmarva Gas makes repairs.
Following the gas leak, Wilmington firefighters were later dispatched to Warner Elementary School for an activated fire alarm system. This incident occurred while Warner Elementary School was housing the evacuated children and administrators from Shortlidge Academy.
Arriving Fire Department units determined that the alarm system was activated by the sprinkler system. Although, firefighters received a report of an odor of natural gas within n area of the school building, the Fire Department personnel conducted a search and found no readings of natural gas within the building.
The fire alarm system activation was found to be caused by a drop in water pressure in the sprinkler system due to a cracked pipe. No significant water damage was sustained and the system is being brought back online under the supervision of the Wilmington Fire Marshal's Office.
The evacuated children from Shortlidge Academy l were returned to their school; and the evacuated Warner Elementary School students were returned to their classrooms.


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This past Friday, at a NYC club, Jay-Z announced that the New Orleans rapper, Jay Electronica, has been signed to his label, Roc Nation. Jay-Z explained this move by saying that his "whole goal is to reintroduce the magic to hip hop." Jay Electronica has been making his name in the underground scene for several years with hit singles like "Exhibit A" and "Exhibit C". The two also created a collaborative song, "Shiny Suit Theory", which features The-Dream and Charlotte Gainsbourg.
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recently moved into an old house and thought it would be perfect to throw a Haunted Housewarming. I am obsessed with Halloween so it was perfect excuse to throw an adult party!
I love all things glittered! When I saw all these glittered skulls (from Target), I knew I had to use them. The ghoulish dessert table featured lots of DIY items - as it was my housewarming, I really wanted to try my hand at making some of the yummies. The caramel apples were so easy and tasted delicious! The dessert table also featured "pushing daisy" cups. I found these cool dessert cups on clearance at Solutions. Each daisy cup was filled with vanilla pudding and topped off with some crushed oreos. I really wanted to include lots of different kinds of cupcakes. Secretly we are all kids at heart and kiddos love cupcakes! The adorable 3D fondant cupcake toppers were from Two Sugar Babies, how cute are they!? Pumpkin, Peanut Butter, Chocolate Cappuccino, and Chocolate Chip cupcakes were all made by Jilly's Cupcakery and were so tasty!
Other items included were Eyeball Jello Cups, Sugar Cookies, (homemade) Cake Pops, and Pumpkin Smore Pushpops (using pumpkin spiced cookies instead of gram crackers). My guests also loved the candy table that was created to match the dessert table.
The hit of the party had to be the Poisoned Popcorn bar! I found the pumpkin "spitting up" guac picture on pinterest absolutely hysterical so I wanted to recreate it but with popcorn. I still giggle every time I see it. Guests munched on Cake Batter popcorn (my favorite), heavenly crunch, cajun and strawberry shortcake all made by the folks at Heavenly Gourmet Popcorn.
Finally, the drinks! Playing "bartender" had to be the best part of the night! I was so excited to try out the drinks that I have seen floating around pinterest. We had two haunted cocktails, a sour apple martini and a screwdriver. Both were made using vodka that we tinted black with Wilton's drink coloring. I also whipped up two shooters that my guests just LOVED. The first being a cotton candy-tini, so easy and yummy. Place cotton candy in a mini cup and pour chilled vodka over it. The cotton candy melts and it becomes the sweetest little shooter ever. The second shooter, courtesy of pinterest, is simply key lime sherbet and Tequila.
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Fondant Toppers: Two Sugar Babies, www.twosugarbabies.com
Cupcakes: Jilly's Cupcakery, http://www.jillyscupcakery.com/
Gourmet Popcorn: Heavenly Gourmet Popcorn, http://www.hgpopcorn.com/
Food Catering & Sugar Cookies: Whole Foods
Glittered Skulls & other Halloween Items: Target
Black Candelabra: ZGallerie
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Enjoy photographer Wilson Au's journey through the alpine region of Honshu, Japan, in this free theme for Windows, featuring both close-up and scenic images of the island's mountainous Nagano Prefecture.
A theme is a combination of desktop background pictures, window colors, and sounds. All of the images will be downloaded when you click Download theme.
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Women's Swimming & Diving Will Honor Seniors During Friday Home Finale
They have helped Princeton to two Ivy League championships already, and they have plans for even more. Before the Class of 2014 tries to lead Princeton to an Ivy League title in two weeks, the 11 members will be honored Friday afternoon during the team's home finale against Columbia.
Princeton (4-2, 4-2 Ivy) will look to tarnish the undefeated season for the Columbia Lions (5-0, 5-0 Ivy) when the two programs meet at 1 pm Friday. The meet will be streamed live on the Ivy League Digital Network (see link above), as will the men's Senior Day meet against Columbia at 6 pm.
It will also be the final competitive performances from the 11 members of the Princeton Class of 2014, who won Ivy League championships as both freshmen and juniors, and will try to add a third title when this year's meet is held in Providence, R.I. Two members of the senior class have been individual award winners at the meet; Rachel Zambrowicz was the 2011 Ivy Championships Diver of the Meet, while co-captain Lisa Boyce was the High Point Swimmer in each of the last two championship meets.
Princeton is coming off a split at the H-Y-P meet last weekend, where it defeated Yale 171-129 and lost 189-111 to Harvard. Sophomore Nikki Larson was a double fly winners during H-Y-P, but she knows that the biggest swims are still to come for Princeton.
"I'm wholly confident about the team's direction right now," she said after the meet. "We had a lot of great swims this weekend; the next three weeks are all about perfecting those races for Ivies."
Columbia will look to punctuate its regular season success with a strong February, and it has several performers who could make a big impact at Ivies. Senior Alena Kluge currently has the Ivy's best times in the 200 breast (2:16.02) and the 200 IM 2:00.26); in both cases, the next best time belongs to Princeton freshman Olivia Chan. Junior Mikaila Gaffney has the league's second-best time in the 100 breast, while freshman Trudiann Patrick has the third-best time in the 200 fly.
While Princeton will be looking to compete well in its final meet before Ivies, it is also looking forward to honoring these women for their contributions to the Tradition of Princeton Swimming & Diving:
Lisa Boyce
Randi Brown
Julia Festa
M.E. Jonas
Emily Kaplan
Katherine Kirkwood
Rebecca Lewinson
Laura Loughran
Maureen McCotter
Laura Slater
Rachel Zambrowicz
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2011 State Volunteer Service Award WinnersWhen it comes to service, this is the place!
And when you hear the word service, we're sure there's a special person who comes to mind. Well, here's your chance to get them in the spotlight.
The 2012 Utah Volunteer Service Awards is celebrating the altruistic people of Utah and their good deeds. The banquet, which will be held April 25, 2012, highlights the volunteer efforts of our local angels and you can be the one to nominate them.
The Utah Commission on Volunteers is asking you to send in nominations before Monday Feb .13.
You can nominate an individual or a group for these awards.
The categories include:
Governor's Lifetime Achievement Award Lt. Gov. Civic Volunteer of the Year Corporate Volunteer Program of the Year Government Volunteer Program of the Year Non-Profit Volunteer Program of the Year Senior Volunteer of the Year Adult Volunteer of the Year Youth Volunteer of the Year AmeriCorps Member of the Year AmeriCorps VISTA Member of the Year
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ZF-3115: Zend_Mime_Decode::splitHeaderField doesn't work for some headers
It's not a normal bug, but rather problem with client application which sends bad mail headers (with additional spaces).
The problem is in class Zend_Mime_Decode, in method splitHeaderField, which returns empty string for header key, which is formated with additional spaces. This bug affect Zend_Mail_Part class so I cannot get message parts.
Sample headers (x-mailer: Microsoft Office Outlook, Build 11.0.5510) - additional space after "boundary":
{{content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary ="_NextPart_000_3798.1087"}}
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if ($wantedPart) {
foreach ($matches[1] as $key => $name) {
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if (strcasecmp($name, $wantedPart)) {
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Please evaluate and categorize/assign as necessary.
The space after the parameter name doesn't seem to be a valid character and I couldn't find a mail doing that (maybe it was spam?). But as it's invalid we can safely ignore it and it's now eaten by the regex.
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Loren Ray Slack
Published: Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 5:12 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 5:12 p.m.
HIGH POINT | Loren Ray Slack, 85, of High Point and formerly of Thomasville, died Thursday, March 21, 2013, at Pennybyrn at Maryfield.
A graveside service and interment will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at Holly Hill Memorial Park in Thomasville. There will not be a formal visitation. J.C. Green and Sons Funeral Service in Thomasville is in charge of arrangements.
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I have an Ubuntu One account and want to be able to sync it to a folder in Fedora. Is this possible and what is the best way to do it?
It is possible — install the ubuntu one client and you should be all set. If it still isn't in the official repositories, you can follow the older instructions here (will not get you the latest!): http://www.pacificsimplicity.ca/blog/ubuntu-one-fedora-16-howto
After all this time, I finally found my answer. Maxiberta's Blog has concise instructions on installing a Fadora friendly package for Ubuntu One.
For more info, go to http://www.maxiberta.com.ar/blog/ubuntuone-packages-fedora


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Ceeb recently introduced the brand across the nation, giving every American woman the opportunity to have a swimsuit that accentuates her curves in all the right places.
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Gardening Articles: Edibles :: Vegetables
Deborah Madison
by Kathy Bond Borie
Deborah Madison
Deborah Madison may travel the world promoting the saving of endangered foods and small-scale agriculture, but her roots are firmly planted in her community of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and in its local food traditions. The author of several award-winning cookbooks, Deborah has actively advocated buying locally grown food ever since she opened Greens Restaurant in San Francisco in 1979. The restaurant had its own farm that provided some of the produce, and Deborah sought the rest from local farms and farmers' markets. To Deborah, eating is a political act, and nowhere is this more apparent than at farmers' markets.
"The scope of the farmers' markets is enormous," says Deborah. "[They] have everything to do with our quality of life, from the experience of community that we find there, to the satisfying experience of buying directly from those who grow our food. After experiencing the many joys and satisfactions that the farmers' market provides, we can't help but become aware of such things as land value assessment, water allocation, approval of new developments on agricultural land." Deborah pays homage to farmers' markets in her new book, Local Flavors: Cooking and Eating From America's Farmers' Markets. She has visited more than 100 such markets around the country, and in Local Flavors she takes the reader to many of them, celebrating both the regional differences, and the common threads that tie each market to its community. The foods are, of course, the main attraction, and Deborah also offers tantalizing recipes for using regional and seasonal favorites.
Deborah's father was first a farmer, later a professor, and she grew up in Davis, California, eating homegrown fruits and vegetables. Food fresh from the garden was one of those facts of life she took for granted. Not anymore. Deborah's devotion to saving our food heritage has taken her to the international arena as a leader in the Slow Food movement.
"The main message of Slow Food is about slowing down to enjoy and appreciate food," says Deborah, "but it's also about knowing where our food comes from and what it takes to produce it, with a concern for the environment and sustainability."


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Courtesy: Idaho Athletic Media Relations
|Millet earns WAC award
Idaho's Rachel Millet was chosen the Western Athletic Conference Swimmer for Jan. 21-27.
Millet, a sophomore from Spokane, Wash. (Ferris H.S.), continued her undefeated individual race season last Saturday at Oregon State when she won the 100 free, 200 free and 200 IM. She was timed in 51.81 in the 100 free, 1:51.41 in the 200 free and 2:04.37 in the 200 IM. Her winning margin in all three races was by at least 1.5 seconds. All three times would rank in the WAC's top 10 this season.
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|The Grantham Journal reports on new developments concerning the planned English Defence League demonstration in the city against a mosque planning application with local councillor, Ray Wootten, writing to Lincolnshire Police with a request that they support a ban on the protest.
Wootten, chairman of Grantham East Neighbourhood Policing Team, has asked Lincolnshire Police to write to the Home Secretary, Theresa May, and urge that a ban be invoked on the EDL demo.
Lincolnshire Police have responded to say that they will not seek a ban on the protest and that the EDL will be met "with enough manpower to ensure the people of Grantham can go about their daily business".


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Flagrant my ass...
Basketball is back in New York City!
gooood block jeffries lets go
Wheres New Yorks foot? I cant find it! Oh its in Indiana's ass.
LMAO at the crowd... The second Novak catches the ball they want him to shoot it hahahaha
Wow I'm really enjoying this..great chemistry
lets hope we keep this up
Regardless of the score tonight....
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Zach Gibbons had four hits, including a ninth-inning leadoff double, and scored the game-winning run on an infield single by Kevin Newman.
Cats, Bruins to Settle Series Sunday Afternoon
Cody Hamlin tossed a complete game five-hitter, and Riley Moore collected a season-high three hits as Arizona held on for a 3-2 victory Saturday night at Hi Corbett Field.
Arizona Looks to Bounce Back vs. 22nd-Ranked Bruins
James Kaprielian tossed seven shutout innings and UCLA collected five two-out RBI in a series-opening victory on Friday night.
Last Two National Champions Meet This Weekend at Hi Corbett
Arizona scored in six of nine innings, but twice needed to overcome deficits to defeat Arizona State
Arizona Battles Rival for Final Time at Packard Stadium
Arizona scored all five of its runs with two outs to defeat host Utah, 5-2, in the decisive Sunday rubber game in Salt Lake City.
Cats, Utes to Settle Series in Sunday Rubber Game
Arizona scored five runs in the top of the 10th inning to outlast Utah, 6-1, and even the three-game series Saturday afternoon.
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University of Delaware officials are urging students to go home as soon as possible before the arrival of Hurricane Sandy.
All University of Delaware classes will be suspended Monday, Oct. 29, said Meredith Chapman, University Media Relations spokewoman.
University officials are strongly encouraging students to go home, departing campus as soon as possible recognizing that the weather will begin deteriorating Saturday evening, Chapman said.
For more information, see http://www.udel.edu/udaily/2013/oct/weather-alert-102612.html
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It was on a rare occasion that I was shopping in Wal-Mart where I found this bag of Brach's Fruit Slices. Here in Los Angeles we don't have many Wal-Marts, none of which are very close to me. I found these in the Wal-Mart local to where my parents are, on a trip back east to visit them. Wal-Mart tends to have a very different candy selection than most stores, so I usually find really unique things there. Since I bought this package I haven't seen the candy again. I am now kicking myself for not taking a blog-worthy photo of the package.
Brach's most famous and popular fruit slice candy are their Orange, or now re-labeled Mandarin Orange Slices. I recall eating these from a very young age and they've always been a favorite of mine. So of course I was excited to find a version that had multiple fruit flavors to enjoy. The package didn't list what flavors were inside, but you did see colors of them on the front: red, green, purple, yellow, orange and pink!
One by one I tasted them all. Since the slices are somewhat sizable, I felt rather full after trying one of each. The candies are think and are easy to bite into. They're smooth and not the least bit sticky as you chew them.
Pink/Strawberry: Very fruity with strong berry notes. Tastes very "pink".
Red/Cherry: Very bright and fruity. It tastes like the cherry Tootsie Pop. Has slight bitter notes to it but it isn't too much. It's still tasty and has that "black cherry" flavor to it.
Orange: Sweet and juicy like an orange. This lacks the tartness that the Mandarin orange makeover had. It's tasty and reminds me of the orange slices I ate as a kid.
Yellow/Lemon: Starts out with fresh lemon flavors. It's tast and has a nice bitter edge to it, but it's not too sour. The flavor is very nice.
Green/Apple: Very sweet with strong floral accents to it. You can tell they're rying to make it like a little like a sour granny smoth, but keep it sweet. Imagine a jolly rancher melted into some apple sauce. Really tasty and delicous, but not authentic.
Purple/Grape: This one starts off mild and grows into that strange medicional grape flavor I recall from childhood. There's this fruity tartness and a rich juicy note that reads "grape" to me.
I really loved these, but I think out of the flavor mix the lemon and orange are still my favorites. Too bad they can't put together a citrus mix for me! If I ever come across these again I certainly will buy them. In the meantime I'm happy to have the Mandarin Orange slices readily available in my local grocery store.
Rating: Will Buy Again
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ZF-6602: Using Loader_Autoloader is not working on application with modules with similar names.
I'm not sure if the problem is with Zend_Loader or Zend_Application (maybe other compoment), the problem is:
I use a modular application layout like this:
application/ config/ data/ ../ modules/ admin/ controllers/ models/ views/ ../ adminservices/ controllers/ models/ views/ ../ admintest/ adminxxx/ somename/ somenameetc/ module1/ module2/ module3/
As you can see I use modules with similar names, all modules use their Bootstrap so autoload works fine.. I can use models from any module BUT if found a problem for example:
If I try to load a model of module named "admin" from module "module1" or any other module it work OK. if I try to load a model of module named "adminservices" from any module it do not works, autoloader it not loading the class so I get a:
Fatal error: Class 'Adminservices_Model_XXXX' not found
I try with other modules and I can see that any modules that start with similar names autoloader only register the first one, so I can only call clases from admin, somename, etc, any other clases that start with this name it not working with autoloader..
Anyone can confirm this??? or I'm doing something wrong??
This is a test project with the problem, from the quickstart zend project.
I created a testcase in the zip you provided:
class AutoloaderTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
public function setUp()
$this->application = new Zend_Application(
APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/application.ini'
public function testModelAutoloading()
$model1 = new Admin_Model_TestAdmin();
$model2 = new Adminservices_Model_TestAdminservices();
This passes. (If the autoloader had been unable to load either class, PHPUnit would have reported the error.)
So, basically, I'm unable to reproduce the error using the code you provided, and running off of current trunk.
Please give a try on this: after install the test application check the url:
It will execute this code:
echo 'TEST START HERE: ' . '
echo 'Call model from default module:'. '
';
$modelo = new Default_Model_TestDefault();
echo $modelo->printName() . '

';
echo 'Call model from admin module:'. '
';
$modelo = new Admin_Model_TestAdmin();
echo $modelo->printName() . '

';
<<<< This will fail to load <<<
echo 'Call model from adminservices module:'. '
';
$modelo = new Adminservices_Model_TestAdminservices();
echo $modelo->printName() . '

';
Anyone else can reproduce the problem???


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As a member of Connecticut State Colleges and Universities (ConnSCU), Danbury Campus students receive the most affordable prices available in higher education and enjoy credit transferability to any of Connecticut's state universities, Charter Oak or the University of Connecticut. Certain programs also maintain special articulations with private colleges throughout the region.
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Credit: Greater Cincinnati Water Works
DBPs: disinfection byproducts
DBPR: Disinfection Byproducts Rule
EDC: endocrine-disrupting compound
GAC: granular-activated carbon
GCWW: Greater Cincinnati Water Works
HAA5: haloacetic acids
MCL: maximum contaminant level
MIB: methylisoborneol
NOM: natural organic matter
TTHM: total trihalomethanes
As the U.S. EPA's dates for compliance with the Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule (DBPR) Stage 2 loom, municipalities must decide how to meet the requirements of this regulation. Water utilities have several options, each with a particular price tag, and each with pros and cons in terms of efficiency.
Disinfection byproducts (DBPs) are formed when disinfectant chemicals, such as chlorine, used to kill harmful organisms in drinking water react with natural organic matter (NOM; e.g., decaying vegetation) present in the water. There are two primary methods of reducing these byproducts: switch to a different disinfectant chemical that forms lower levels of the currently regulated DBPs, or remove organic matter from the water altogether prior to disinfection, thereby reducing the formation potential for DBPs.
Among the technologies available to remove organic matter is granular-activated carbon (GAC). The technology has been used for decades in municipal drinking water treatment, primarily to remove taste- and odor-causing compounds such as 2-methylisoborneol and geosmin.
When considering GAC as a potential solution for DBPR compliance, you should at minimum look at:
You should also compare these factors to those of other applicable approaches. We'll explore all three factors and then take a brief look at other approaches.
Municipalities should run tests with granular-activated carbon and their own water to gauge how effective the treatment will be for reducing disinfection byproducts formation in their systems. The reason being, although GAC is effective in removing organic material from water, not all organic matter is created equal. Some NOM components are more likely than others to form DBPs when exposed to a disinfectant chemical. Each source water may have different species of organic matter in different concentrations.
One of the earliest examples of the successful application of GAC for disinfection byproduct control dates back to the late 1980s, when Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) recognized that conventional treatment alone wouldn't permit compliance with then-proposed DBPR Stage 1. The regulation aimed to reduce the maximum contaminant level for total trihalomethanes (TTHM) from 100 parts per billion (ppb; also referred to as micrograms/liter or µg/L) to 80 ppb. This presented a challenge to the water utility since its current treatment strategy obtained a finished water TTHM level of about 80 ppb, which was too close to the proposed maximum contaminant level than was comfortable for the utility.
By adding postfiltration GAC treatment, the utility achieved more than 50% total organic carbon reduction (see graphic at top right). This reduced the TTHM formation to less than 50 ppb, achieving compliance with not only DBPR Stage 1, but also with the impending Stage 2 rule — which also has a TTHM maximum contaminant level of 80 ppb. Similar results were achieved with reducing haloacetic acids.
As compared to switching to alternate disinfectants such as chloramines, adopting granular-activated carbon is an undeniably greater expense — perhaps by as much as a factor of 10. Converting to chloramines for most municipalities may amount to little more than adding an ammonia feed system to the existing chlorine feed system and making some relatively minor changes to the distribution system. In contrast, adding GAC involves not only the purchase (and periodic replacement) of the activated carbon itself, but also the installation of a structure to contain it. The carbon is generally contained either in a concrete filter bed (similar to the sand/gravel/anthracite filters used by most municipal water treatment plants) or in a series of steel pressure vessels.
However, switching to GAC still amounts to a minimal overall life-cycle cost, especially when compared to membranes and ozone + bio GAC treatments (more on these later). For a moderately sized community, GAC can generally be installed and maintained for less than $1/month per person.
GAC can be made even more affordable, and more environmentally friendly, by adopting "custom reactivation." Traditionally, once the carbon becomes exhausted, it's removed, disposed of, and replaced by a new, fresh carbon. In recent years, however, a new approach has been introduced that recycles the spent carbon, restores its capabilities, and returns the carbon to the drinking water plant for continued use. This custom reactivation approach has dramatically reduced the cost of GAC use by as much as 40% in some cases, while also reducing the carbon footprint associated with GAC manufacture by up to 80%.
Depending on plant location, carbon reactivation can become expensive due to transportation costs. But even with these expenses, the overall life-cycle value of GAC remains lower than that of its direct precursor treatment process competitors.
There are also ways to save future reactivation costs. Because GCWW built its own reactivation facility when it added GAC facilities in 1992, the utility controls when the carbon is reactivated — which has further reduced DBP formation dramatically. The initial capital investment for the reactivation facility itself was quite steep — $6.13 million dollars — but it has reduced the cost of replacing the GAC by about 47% — by cutting out transportation fees and the high expense of purchasing all-new virgin carbon.
Some activated carbon suppliers may also offer an alternative financing option to make GAC more affordable. They provide leasing/payment plans in exchange for a contracted supply of activated carbon and the associated services for a predetermined period of time. This allows municipalities to spread out the cost of the acquisition over a number of months or years, paying in monthly or quarterly installments and assigning the costs to annual operating budgets rather than capital budgets.
Granular-activated carbon is a multitasking technology. When a utility installs GAC for DBP regulatory compliance, it is also installing a technology that improves the taste of the water, removes offensive odors, and protects against any industrial volatile organic compounds that might have been spilled into the source water. Additionally, this same carbon provides a barrier against the variety of endocrine-disrupting and pharmaceutical compounds that make their way into our water supply.
Cincinnati noticed significant success in this area when it participated in a 2007 EPA/U.S. Geological Survey study of water utilities using surface water for the occurrence of pharmaceutical compounds in the Ohio River and its tributaries. Seventeen different pharmaceuticals and personal care products were initially detected in GCWW intake source water. After conventional treatment, all 17 remained at a reduced concentration. After GAC treatment, only trace levels of caffeine remained.
GAC does have several disadvantages to keep in mind, including the relatively high initial investment and its large footprint. The space requirements needed to accommodate GAC facilities, however, can be minimized by employing steel pressure vessels in lieu of conventional concrete gravity filters.
Membrane treatment is relatively simple from an operational perspective and can be quite effective for particle and microbial removal. However, it poses a number of disadvantages including increasing pressure drops, increased biological growth, requiring additional prefiltration treatments to prevent clogging, and requiring disposal of concentrated waste. Its high initial capital cost and ongoing operating costs may also be difficult for smaller operations to swallow (see table on page 39).
Ozone + bio GAC combined systems provide reliable removal of organic precursors with extended run times due to biological activity. However, as with the installation of post-filter GAC beds, capital costs of the system and GAC bed can be high. Operation of the ozone system can be somewhat complicated and costly as well, based on energy demand. In addition, ozone may promote the formation of halonitromethanes, an emerging class of DBPs not yet regulated by EPA but still potentially harmful.
You can also combine GAC with complementary technologies such as enhanced coagulation, pH control, and even postfiltration UV disinfection. These approaches can boost the matter-removal performance of the carbon as well as remove some organic matter constituents that are not as effectively removed by GAC. (See sidebar at right.)
With ever-evolving advancements in water-science analysis and health studies, many cities can expect to face increasing federal and state drinking water regulations. Utility managers must find a water treatment solution that both complies with pending regulations like DBPR Stage 2 and minimizes cost.
No two water systems (or their budgets) are the same. But most municipalities will find that by adding GAC to water treatment processes, they can significantly improve their overall approach at protecting the public health of the communities they serve while still operating in an affordable manner for years to come.
— Zappa (firstname.lastname@example.com) is director, municipal water market, for Calgon Carbon Corp. (www.calgoncarbon.com); Pohlman (firstname.lastname@example.com) is retired from the City of Cincinnati where he was a water treatment supervisor.
Using UV to increase organic matter removal
Greater Cincinnati Water Works is installing UV technology to enhance the water disinfection process at its Richard Miller Treatment Plant.
By placing eight 48-inch medium-pressure UV reactors after the existing granular-activated carbon (GAC) contactors in its postfiltration process, Greater Cincinnati Water Works (GCWW) expects to provide even cleaner water while saving about $250,000/year in operational expenses.
The estimated savings is due in part to the high UV transmittance (UVT) of the GAC-treated water. UV transmittance is related to the organics, colloidal solids, and other material in water that absorb and scatter UV light. In a UV disinfection system, if the UVT of the water is too low then the UV light can't penetrate the water as efficiently, thereby reducing the effectiveness of a UV dose delivered by the system. Because the utility uses GAC to remove organic matter, making the water more clear, the water will have a higher UVT as it flows through UV radiation for treatment. A higher UVT means less energy is needed to apply the proper UV dose to the water.
The project, which broke ground in 2010, also includes installation of 160 solar panels on the roof of the new UV facility to help reduce the utility's carbon footprint.
Why upgrade with UV
The U.S. EPA has identified UV disinfection as one of the best technologies to protect against certain contaminants in drinking water such as the chlorine-tolerant Cryptosporidium and Giardia. The utility's GAC-treated water is currently chlorinated.
"UV disinfection treatment adds an additional level of protection to ensure public health," says biologist Edna S. Kaneshiro, PhD, distinguished research professor with the University of Cincinnati's Department of Biological Sciences. Kaneshiro also serves on the GCWW Advisory Committee on Quality of Drinking Water. "One reason we need this additional level of protection is because we have sources of contamination, including wastewater treatment plants, upstream of our intakes, and we don't know what is being dumped into the Ohio River." The wastewater treatment plant, located near Alexandria, Ky., discharges just 11 miles upstream of Cincinnati's drinking water intakes. The Ohio River is the utility's primary raw water source.
The $30 million project was funded by selling municipal bonds. When the 19,600-square-foot UV Disinfection Treatment Facility is operational, GCWW will be the largest water utility in North America to use UV following sand filtration and GAC adsorption. The project is scheduled to be finished in 2013.
In the illustration above, the red line — labeled "with GAC" — shows the average UVT of the utility's GAC-treated effluent water when combined with UV disinfection. The blue line — labeled "w/o GAC" — is sand filter effluent water that has not been treated with GAC. The average UVT of UV-disinfected GAC effluent water is 7% higher than that of UV-disinfected water that hasn't been treated with GAC.
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text: US Open, going. March 19, 2009 By crust The action at Stratton has been ratcheting up for the last few days of qualifiers at the US Open here in Vermont. I just drive over from New Hampshire and caught some afternoon pipe. Junior Jam kids were sessioning the giant pipe and a few stragglers snaked in for one-hits. The weather went from sun to snow to sleet to overcast and back to sunny all in about 45 minutes. That is patented US OPEN weather. Check back all weekend for coverage of the open, here are a couple random photos from today. Anyway, we'll have a gang of magazine staff here over the next few days, covering all the action as we approach the finals. Check out the sweet images that photographer Jake Stangel has been posting so far, right here. I ran into slopestyle competitor (and possible TTR Tour Champ) Chaz Guldemond as well as fellow DC team rider Lonnie Kauk this afternoon; both spoke favorably of the slopestyle course. I also ran in to local dude and pipe slayer Jack Mitrani who just had wrist surgery. He will be watching from the sidelines this Open. Gretchen Bleiler was up riding the pipe today with Stratton legend Tricia Byrnes. A few people mentioned the Washed Up Cup, an event for washed-up, ex-pro shredders, that could be (kinda) fun to see … Seems like the all the pieces are falling into place for the event. Stay tuned. 0 Comments


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PANAMA CITY- This week's Golden Apple award winner teaches math at North Bay Haven Charter Academy. Steve Beck was nominated by a student who writes: "He makes math fun, he likes to joke around and he's overall an awesome teacher!"
Mr. Beck loves math, but more than than, he loves his students. "They make me laugh, they bring a lot of joy into my life," he said. "Mr. Beck is one of those teachers that kids never forget. It really comes down to one thing with him, it's about relationships. He gets the most out of his students because he really knows how to build relationships with kids," said North Bay Haven Principal Meredith Higgins.
Students say he can make them laugh during even the most difficult lesson. "He makes it easier to understand by joking around. He thinks of different ways for everybody to learn," said Sarah Nichole. "I feel that if we are having a good time we are more apt to learn," said Mr. Beck. "He is like the best teacher ever," said Ashleigh Whitten.
"He just tries very creative ways to make math real to kids so they can see it and visualize it, so it's not just an abstraction. He realizes, especially with middle school kids, that they need that in order to make the math something that they can understand and retain as they move forward," said Mrs. Higgins. "With algebra, kids are just beginning to think abstractly and moving away from concrete. They are beginning to think algebraically and I like being on the entry level of helping kids to discover that," said Mr. Beck.
Congratulations to Steve Beck, this week's Golden Apple award- winning teacher. "Math is so crucial and it's such a critical area. It goes over into so many areas of life and if you can give kids an understanding of that it just opens so many opportunities for them."


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Caleb Chapman and his entourage of young musicians pump it up one big band tune at a time.
This isn't kids' play. Oh, no—the middle and high schoolers behind Caleb Chapman Music are good. So good, in fact, they've logged airtime on Sirius XM and headlined at festivals from Boston to Telluride.
"They are professional musicians—that's why our groups are so in demand," says Caleb Chapman, who launched the program in 2000 and now directs some of the state's most talented young musicians. "You get some of the best music, but you also get the excitement of young ambition."
From three-piece jazz combos to the 22-piece Voodoo Orchestra, Chapman's nine ensembles feature musicians between the ages of 11 and 18—all of whom audition for one of 150 highly competitive spots. They tour Europe and book gigs like Salt Lake's Eve celebration, playing songbook hits, rockabilly, soul, salsa and ska.
It started more than a decade ago when a couple of students approached Chapman about starting a band. He offered direction, and they began booking gigs and soon expanded to several groups. By 2008, the flagship Crescent Super Band was really getting noticed. "It's been a whirlwind since," Chapman says, noting his musicians snag more than $1 million in scholarships each year. Two-hour performances start at $500, while the Cresent Super Band can reach upwards of $10,000. Most of the money goes back to the musicians to fund tour accounts and program scholarships. Though he's intricately involved with sets and leading large bands on stage, Chapman says his role isn't as a teacher. "These musicians are playing like pros," he explains. "When you get older guys, it's a job. With these kids, it's an experience."


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The American Music Masters tribute to Janis Joplin, Kozmic Blues: The Life and Music of Janis Joplin, culminated Saturday night with a tribute concert at PlayhouseSquare's State Theater. The concert ended with Bobby Wood's terrific house band playing "Get It While You Can," a Jerry Ragovoy song that Janis Joplin recorded on Pearl. I felt such gratitude to the performers as they came out for a curtain call—they had all brought their best to tell Janis Joplin's story. Over the course of the night, they showed us Janis's deep musical roots in blues and folk, her galvanizing rock music, and her love for the soul music of her day.
An early highlight of the show was Guy Clark's "She Ain't Goin' Nowhere," a song he recorded on his debut album, Old No. 1 in 1975. Although the song wasn't written about Janis, it was a perfect song to capture her desire to leave Texas and make a space for herself out in the world. Guy and Janis played the same circuit in Houston and Austin, Texas in 1965, and he recalled meeting her back then. Janis also crossed paths with Roky Erickson ...
There are few things better that come out of our education programs than the real "behind the music" style stories shared by the artists and musicians who we celebrate. Such a story was told to me this past weekend by the co-founder and lead singer of Santana, Hall of Fame Inductee Gregg Rolie when he was in town to perform with fellow Inductee Michael Carabello for our 14th Annual American Music Masters series honoring Janis Joplin.
In most of the biographies you will read about Santana, they are rather ambiguous about the details of how the band was actually formed. You read about how Gregg Rolie and Carlos Santana were both in San Francisco in the 1960's and then magically, there was Santana. When Gregg Rolie said to me, "you know how Santana really formed, don't you?…it was in a tomato patch." I knew I was about to be let in on a rock and roll secret.
This is how it really happened.
The origins of the Santana Blues Band, which later became just Santana, lie in a chance meeting between keyboardist and lead singer, Gregg Rolie and guitarist, Carlos Santana. The two knew of each other ...
Last Thursday, Big Brother and the Holding Company kicked off the 2009 American Music Masters celebration, Kozmic Blues: The Life and Music of Janis Joplin. Sam Andrew, Dave Getz, and Peter Albin, three original members of the band, spent the day in Cleveland to help us tell the full story of Janis Joplin's career. They filmed interviews for our Library and Archives, did an interview and performed in our new Foster Theater, and capped the night with a packed show at the Beachland Ballroom. Clevelanders Mary Bridget Davies and Ben Nieves joined them on vocals and guitar.
Big Brother played their first gig in January of 1966, six months before Janis Joplin joined them. When they decided that they wanted another vocalist in the band, Chet Helms suggested his friend from Austin, Texas, Janis Joplin. On paper, it seems like an odd match: Big Brother was known for their energy and power—in retrospect, they seem like a punk band—but Joplin had never sung with a rock band before. Yet they found common ground in their love of blues and folk music, and they quickly discovered that Joplin could "bring it," as Dave Getz said last week in ...
"There is no, no, no place like New Orleans for music. The pioneers are here. We built the house. You can redecorate it, but we laid the foundation."
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We are very excited about this year's American Music Masters Series! The program, entitled "Walking to New Orleans: The Music of Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew" will be held here in Cleveland November 8-13th. Domino, a legendary piano player, wonderful singer, and galvanizing performer, and Bartholomew, an accomplished trumpet player, arranger and bandleader, make up one of the great partnerships of rock and roll. They wrote more than 50 songs together, including "Ain't That a Shame," "Blue Monday," "I'm in Love Again" and "I'm Walkin.'" In a 1999 interview with the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Dave Bartholomew said "Fats and I, I think that the Lord put us together." Domino responded, "I'm pretty sure...Who else would do it?" We are so grateful to our honorees and their families for all their help in making this event possible. We met with them back in June, which Terry Stewart described in a previous blog post.
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It's Stomp time! This week we're headed down to New Orleans to attend the 9th Annual Ponderosa Stomp Festival. The musical lineup is fantastic, as ever. We're also helping out with the Stomp Music History Conference, a series of live interviews and first-person discussions with the stars of the show, as well as DJs, record men, field recorders and others who shaped musical history. Dr. Ike, the mastermind of the Stomp, has been a key advisor to us here in putting together this year's American Music Masters tribute to Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew. He will interview Dave Bartholomew at the Stomp conference on Saturday, and we'll stream it live here at rockhall.com. I asked Dr. Ike to reflect a little bit on Dave's significance to rock and roll and on working with him at the Stomp, and he graciously agreed.
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When I originally conceived of the Ponderosa Stomp, one person who's involvement I felt essential was Dave Bartholomew. Dave is the ultimate unsung hero. His arrangement and production on Fats Domino's "The Fat Man" – with the emphasis on the ...
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Solomon Burke was called the "king of rock and soul" only a few years into his career, and decades later his title remains unquestionably valid. A true musical pioneer, his voice was one that brought what we now call rock and roll to the masses, bridging the gap between races, musical genres and even geography. It's with deep sadness that we now mourn his loss, but his musical legacy will never be forgotten in shaping American history and influencing generations to come.
Related: Solomon Burke: biography, timeline, song clips and photos
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The Crescent City is coming to Cleveland and we are welcoming her with open arms! In a few weeks a remarkable group of nearly 40 New Orleans musicians, tradition bearers bringing 70+ years of incredible music, will help us honor Fats Domino and his longtime collaborator Dave Bartholomew as American Music Masters.
I fell in love with New Orleans through the LP recordings of Professor Longhair, Fats Domino, Huey Piano Smith, and the Wild Tchoupitoulas—and one very well worn truckstop cassette compilation tape that featured "Carnival Time," "Mardi Gras Mambo,""Iko Iko," "Walking to New Orleans" and a handful of other songs. This blossomed when as a twenty-something I traveled there with Robert Gordon—not the singer but the Memphis-born music scholar and filmmaker—the perfect tour guide to what was clearly his second city. The trip started in Philadelphia when we climbed into a massive 1969 Cadillac Sedan Deville—and headed south. Somewhere in Virginia we realized that if we shut the car off it would not restart, so we kept it running all the way to Atlanta, added a passenger and continued directly to New Orleans.
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One of my favorite New Orleans words is "lagniappe." Pronounced "lan-yap," it means something extra, a bonus. It can also be defined as an unexpected gift.
For me, this year's American Music Masters series honoring Fats Domino and Dave Bartholomew has been nothing but lagniappe. Having moved to Cleveland from New Orleans about a year and a half ago, I'm beyond excited to celebrate the music and spirit of my former hometown, and to pay homage to one of the greatest partnerships in rock and roll history. The line-up for the tribute concert on November 13th alone is phenomenal, not to mention the week's worth of events that precede it. This is not to be missed – believe me.
The real gift to me, however, came last week when I was able to connect with a seventh-grade class at the Intercultural Charter School of New Orleans East, with an On the Road distance-learning program on Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew, and New Orleans rock and roll. Working with teachers at the school and with KID smART, a local arts integration education initiative, we were able to present a special interactive video-conferencing class just to them, and just for them ...


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An image of original factory product key code will be delivered via email to your provided email address for your convenience. Upon request the keycode and / or the original packaging with Certificate of Authenticity can be mailed to you. SoftwareMedia stores your keycode which can be accessed anytime under My Account in case you ever need to authenticate the purchase of a genuine license. For more info check out our FAQ Page
This product includes one (1) External Connector license for Microsoft Forefront Identity Manager 2010 R2.
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An External Connector grants access to the server by an unlimited number of external users such as business partners suppliers customers retirees and alumni. Basically an external user is a person who is not an employee or similar personnel of the company such as a business partner or customer. With this license you do not need to buy individual CALs. It is licensed per server.
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One of the best interviewees was Stephanie Buranek, an SLC belly dancer (click here to read the story). Her passion for belly was obvious, and she also gave me the inside scoop on what's it like to balance the dance with work at an office. And I just got an e-mail from Stephanie on the upcoming Belly Dance Springfest on March 5.
We're sending our photographer Cortney Finlayson to get pics, not just of the dancers, but the crowds, fans and friends, too. So, be there and you might be in Salt Lake magazine.
The Belly Dance Springfest is Utah's largest indoor dance festival and just entering its tenth year.


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Welcome to Zehnder's of Frankenmuth - Frankenmuth, MI
Come in and make yourself at home. This is your web window to our world famous Zehnder's of Frankenmuth restaurant, The Fortress championship golf course, Splash Village Hotel and Indoor waterpark, and Zehnder's Marketplace, unique retail shops. Eat, sleep, shop, and play in the warm and inviting atmosphere of Frankenmuth, MI, one of Michigan's top family attractions. Take a day and visit us in Frankenmuth, MI.
- Hospitality abounds with traditional All You Can Eat Family Style Chicken dinners at the world-famous Zehnder's of Frankenmuth Restaurant.
- Oversized greens and a rolling terrain make the 18-hole championship public golf course, The Fortress of Frankenmuth an enjoyable challenge.
- Get into the swim of things at Zehnder's Splash Village Hotel & Waterpark in Frankenmuth, Mid Michigan's largest indoor waterpark, with 50,000 square feet of indoor aquatic family fun, two 6-story thrill slides, two 4-story waterslides and 178 hotel rooms including 74 luxurious family suites and 22 waterpark view rooms.
- Visit Zehnder's Marketplace or shop online for an array of delightful confections and Zehnder's private label products, including Our Famous Seasonings, Breads and Wines. For a unique dining experience visit Z Chef's Cafe, located in Zehnder's Marketplace.
- Reward yourself with a free birthday dinner during the month of your birthday and receive exclusive Frankenmuth discounts and coupons by joining Zehnder's Rewards today, absolutely free!
|The Bavarian town of Frankenmuth, MI, 90 miles north of Detroit, attracts more than 3 million visitors each year and was voted the best day trip in Michigan by Detroit News readers. Zehnder's was honored as one of the top vacation stop restaurants in the state. Info: 800-863-7999
One Of Michigans Top Family Vacation Destinations
Zehnders of Frankenmuth and Zehnder's Splash Village Hotel and Indoor Waterpark prides itself at being one of Michigan's top family vacation destinations. Zehnder's Splash Village is the largest indoor Water Park in Frakenmuth, Michigan and we welcome vacationers from all over the Midwest for their family vacations, Family reunions, or just to get away for the day. We offer many activities for all ages. When the day is over, You can dine and relax with your family in one of the many restaurants that we offer.
Michigans Best Day TripZehnder's of Frankenmuth was voted the best day trip in Michigan by Detroit News readers.
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Achieve a radiant and youthful glow by massaging your skin with Laura Mercier's Ambre Vanille Body Scrub. This delicious and pampering body polish, made from crushed vanilla seeds and hydrogenated jojoba oil, gently exfoliates skin, while shea butter and honey naturally condition and protect. Sweet almond and hydrolyzed rice proteins, along with pro-vitamin B-5 provide moisture balance and protection. For skin that feels super soft and smooth, indulge in this luxurious body scrub.
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Men's Squash Seeks Fresh Start, Eyes Upset At No. 2 Harvard
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The Princeton men's squash team may not have had the desired start to its season, but that could become a distant memory by the end of the weekend. The two-time defending Ivy League champions will open the 2014 league season with a tough road weekend, which begins in Boston against the second-ranked Crimson.
Seventh-ranked Princeton (2-2, 0-0 Ivy) will take on Harvard (5-0, 1-0) Saturday at 2 pm, and then will travel north to take on Dartmouth (1-2, 0-1) Sunday at noon. The Tigers won't play for more than two weeks after that for the finals break, and then will return for a brutal week that includes No. 1 Trinity and No. 3 Yale.
By the time Princeton plays Trinity, it will have played four road matches against Top 6 teams in the national poll. Of the four, none matters as much as Saturday's showdown in Boston, when one team will take a major first step in the Ivy League race. The last three meetings have been 5-4 thrillers, with Princeton claiming both regular-season showdowns. Harvard bounced back in the CSA team semifinal for a 5-4 victory that sent the Crimson to the championship match.
The Princeton-Harvard regular season showdown has ended two straight years with Dylan Ward, currently a senior co-captain, earning the clinching victory in a 5-4 Tiger win. Two seasons ago, Ward topped Zeke Scherl in four game at No. 7; last season, Ward moved up three spots and defeated Tyler Olson in four games.
Ward won't close a Princeton win this season, but he'd love to lay a strong foundation. At the No. 3 spot, Ward will be part of an opening shift that will try to put early pressure on the favored Crimson.
The match will feature four of the nation's top players battling in the top two matches. The No. 2 match is likely to feature Princeton's Tyler Osborne against Harvard's Brandon McLaughlin, both of whom have All-America aspirations this season. The No. 1 match will likely feature 2012 national champion Ali Farag of Harvard taking on Princeton's Samuel Kang; during the second round of last year's individual championships, Kang pushed Farag to a tough four-game match before eventually losing 3-1.
For Princeton to win, it will need to rely on more than just its top three players. Several starters who gained crucial experience during the 2013 Ivy championship season will need to earn wins over higher-ranked opponents. In five regular-season contests, Harvard hasn't lost an individual match, though it hasn't faced a Top 8 opponent either.
On Sunday, Princeton will look to repeat its strong performance from last season against the Big Green. Every returning starter from that match earned a win over Dartmouth, including the junior duo of Taylor Tutrone and David Hoffman.


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Brussel Spouts? Yes, please!
Salt Lake magazine's Marcie Young Cancio stopped by Ch. 4's Good Things Utah this morning to talk with the ladies about childhood obesity (featured in the January/February 2012 issue, on newsstands now) and what local fat fighters are doing to educate kids about food and nutrition.
One such man is Chef Brian Ralph, director of food services at Head Start and firm believer of building good eating habits from the very beginning. "It usually takes about three times for kids to develop a taste for a new dish," he says, noting he only serves fresh fruits and vegetables, not the canned kind. And that includes Brussels sprouts.
Missed Ralph and Cancio and GTU? No prob. We have the clip.
Chef Brian Ralph's Brussels Sprouts
1 lb. of fresh Brussels sprouts
Apple juice (100% juice)
Mirepox base
1. Peel the outer leaves off the Brussels sprouts and cut off the bottoms
2. Cover and soak sprouts in a mix of 1/2 apple juice (100% juice) and 1/2 water overnight
3. Create mire pox base (see recipe below)
4. Strain sprouts
5. Add 1/4-inch of water, 4 Tbsp. of mire pox base to pot and sprouts to pot. Cover and cook until fork tender.
6. Optional: season with salt and pepper to taste
Mirepox base
Yellow onion
Fresh basil
1. Fill pot 1/2 way with water. Boil carrots, celery, yellow onion and fresh bail (uncovered) until down to just the vegetables
2. Blend boiled veggies to create a puree
**Make extra and store for up to a week in the fridge or two weeks in freezer. Mirepox is great for adding natural flavor to soup, pasta and loads of other dishes.


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Open Windows Mail by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Mail.
In the message list, click the message you want to delete.
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This musical thread's dedicated to my all-time favorite southern gospel group, The Crabb Family. They have been around for at least 15 years, and they are the best in the business!! Here's some images of them......
That's basically the newest members of their group. A little younger than the originals, but they still carry the same awesome tune that their folks did, and I just wish I could find a good image of the originals. Moving on, they've written songs like Champion Of Love, performed great songs such as Redeemer, and much much more!!! They are only THE BEST!!! I've met Gospel Artists, but never The Crabb Family, and I am DYING to meet them!!
The many artists that I HAVE met however, are The Kingsmen and Micheal Combs. I'm sure I met a few more, but I don't ever recall meeting the Crabbs. Still, when I do, and I pray that I will, I'll be SURE to get pictures of them!
Here's a few of their songs to give you an idea of their genre.....
1. "Redeemer"
2. "Please Forgive Me"
http://youtube.com/watch?v=A7mqlJF79sU *note: I've performed this song at my old church before*
3. The best of all their songs......."Through The Fire"
And those are 3 of their greatest hits. Feel free to tell me what you think.


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The Sussex County Habitat for Humanity is holding a live auction on April 20 at ReStore, located at 107 Depot Street in Georgetown.
The auction preview runs from 8-9:30 a.m., followed immediately by the live auction.
The event marks ReStore's fifth anniversary. Items available for auction include antiques, collectibles, furniture, building supplies, appliances, tools, windows, doors, lighting, and more. To donate items for the auction, call (302) 855-1156.
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Counterbalanced AGV for warehousing
Developed for automation of pallet movement in warehouses, the counterbalanced automatic guided vehicle can pick up loads from the floor and block stack or interface with conveyors, stands and racking (standard single deep, pushback, flow through and drive-in). The warehousing AGV uses flexible laser guidance and can use secondary guidance technology if required to navigate in narrow aisles and racking. The vehicle has a maximum capacity of 5,000 pounds and can be configured to handle single or double pallets. JBT, 215-822-4600, http://www.jbtc-agv.com Booth. 3915.
Stand-up counterbalanced lift truck
The models 4150 and 4250 stand-up counterbalanced lift trucks handle load capacities from 3,000 to 5,000 pounds. For a smoother ride, the suspension adapts automatically to each operator's weight while a cushioned floor mat isolates the driver from impact and vibration. Capable of performing right-angle stacking maneuvers in less total area, the three-wheel vehicles include a dual steer wheel, allowing one wheel to counter-rotate during turns for a shorter turn radius with reduced tire loading and steering friction. Visibility is enhanced with an angled front cover for a clear view of forks as they engage loads on the floor for more accurate handling and stacking. The Raymond Corp., 800-235-7200, http://www.raymondcorp.com Booth. 3219.
WMS tool for reconciliation of test and production data
For easier reconciliation of test and production environments in multiple sites, the environment manager tool has been added to the supplier's 2010.2 warehouse management software release. The new tool propagates data between warehouse instances while checking for data differences without requiring duplicate configurations. By generating templates based on static information like locations and item definitions, the module reduces the time needed to go live with new warehouses or bring up new clients within those warehouses. Because it can be configured to ensure the user assembling the data cannot be the same user that propagates it to another system, the tool supports Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. RedPrairie, 877-733-7724, http://www.redprairie.com Booth. 3676.
Independent transport robot, gantry case/layer robot featured
Capable of independently performing random origin to random destination transport, the ADAM intelligent mobile robot is ideal for moving work-in-process materials and finished goods in lean manufacturing and assembly applications. Missions are completed autonomously, navigating around fixed and moving objects, without guide wires, reflectors or transponders. A new gantry robot based case and layer picking solution for automated operation in food, beverage and consumer products distribution facilities is also offered. This flexible, integrated system delivers cases exactly the desired sequence for automated mixed case palletizing or direct trailer loading at the dock. RMT Robotics, 905-643-9700, http://www.rmtrobotics.com Booth. 3503 and 3821.
Move workers, loads with mezzanine platform lift
Traveling from 8 to 18 feet, a line of rider mezzanine lifts is offered. Ideal for moving workers with loads up one to two floors—or to high stages and mezzanines—the units include platforms ranging in size from 6 x 8 to 8 x 12 feet. Advance Lifts, 800-843-3625, http://www.advancelifts.com Booth. 2059.
Plastic holders for slotted bins protect labels
Tri-Dex label holders for standard plastic bin label slots are made of clear PVC. Fabricated in a tri-fold configuration, the holders seal and protect the label. Printed labels slide into the holder and snap in place without adhesive backing. The holders are offered five popular sizes to retrofit most standard bins. Laser inserts are included with printing instructions. A single package includes 25 holders. Aigner Index, 800-242-3919, http://www.aignerindex.com Booth. 1914.
Expanded pallet jack line
A new line of pallet jacks ranges in capacity from 2,200 to 10,000 pounds, with widths from 16 to 43 inches, and fork lengths from 23 to 96 inches. Where required in pharmaceutical, food or other applications, galvanized and stainless steel jacks are available. Also included in the line are straddle, high-rise scissor, low profile and weigh scale jacks. The trucks feature fully serviceable pumps, heavy-duty steel frames and fully adjustable push rods. Options include automotive brake attachments, load backrests and a choice of wheel configurations and materials. Clark Material Handling, 866-252-5275, http://www.clarkmhc.com Booth. 2019.
Ergonomic workbenches, customizable
A line of ergonomic modular workbenches and related products and accessories can be customized for specific needs, including enhanced production and a reduction in repetitive motion. The complete product line includes basic workbenches, packaging and mailroom workbenches, computer stations and work surfaces. For further configuration to meet unique application requirements, accessories include adjustable metal shelves, footrests, louvered panels, modular drawer systems, pull-out keyboard rests, tool balancers as well as torque arms. Pro-Line, 800-739-9067, http://www.1proline.com Booth. 305.
Mini-load AS/RS includes two stacker cranes per level
The Duosys mini-load automated storage and retrieval system includes tuning control technology. This design ensures that its two storage/retrieval machine stacker cranes can function in the same aisle without interference. The units move past each other to perform storage and retrieval operations. The system can be laid out in two levels so that four SRMs operate simultaneously on the same rack, producing throughput of up to 2,200 cases per hour. Daifuku America, 866-414-2057, http://www.daifukuamerica.com Booth. 2003.


text: A bay area native (b. 1928 in Oakland, California), painter and printmaker Nathan Oliveira built a reputation based on his abstract expressionist paintings and his eloquent use of monotype. Trained at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, Oliveira has exhibited his work in galleries and museums nationally and internationally since the mid-1950s. He is represented in permanent collections throughout the country, including the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and the Brooklyn Museum. He has taught at institutions such as Stanford University, the California College of Arts and Crafts, and the California School of Fine Arts. Oliveira became Pasadena City College's inaugural artist in residence in 1987.