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ZF-5648: Add source parameter to Zend_Service_Twitter
There is no option to specify a 'source' parameter in the Zend_Service_Twitter. This source parameter is used to specify a custom twitter client.
Adding this option should be trivial. Adding a setSource() that adds the 'source' parameter to the data array should do the trick
I have a patch that adds support for the source parameter to the update() method as optional third parameter.
Wil: how do I go about adding this patch, can I just commit it to trunk?
Ok, ignore that last comment. Should've known there are contributor guidelines :)
Here's the diff file that patches this bug. Please review and commit.
Patch looks good to me. I'll apply it before 1.8 comes out as I have to write a unit test for it and I'm not sure how to do it when I don't have an application id to test with it.
I reckon this didn't make it into 1.8 :)
I think for a testcase, it's not necessary to have an actual source id. If you use a mock object, all the testcase needs to verify is whether the source parameter ends up in the api call. (no need to actually test twitter itself).
Correct it did not make it into 1.8. I will try and get it into 1.8.1.
According to the twitter API (http://apiwiki.twitter.com/Twitter-REST-API-Method…) the source parameter is no longer on the update status method.
Let me do some more digging to see what I can find.
This is no longer supported unless you you OAuth:
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We have missed Nigel over the past couple of weeks and it would be good if Monty could give us an update during the programme.Hope he is OK and will be back with us soon. He is a lovely dog and part of the show. Hurry back Nige.

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Alaina Bergsma added more good news to an already exciting Sunday with a win in the Miss Oregon USA pageant.PORTLAND, Ore. - University of Oregon junior and volleyball outside hitter
The returning All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention pick won the two-day competition held Saturday and Sunday at the Sheraton Airport Hotel in Portland.
More event information is available at the www.missoregonusa.com website.
The 6-3 second-year Duck is the volleyball team's current season leader in points (5.13 per set), kills (4.44 p/s) and aces (0.26 p/s). Those totals rank fourth in the Pac-12 in each category, and last week she stood 15th and 16th nationally in points and kills, respectively.
Overall this fall, the two Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honoree has led the team in kills and points in 23 of the team's 30 matches. Likewise, she has posted its top marks in service aces in a team-high 12 matches, hitting seven times, blocks in four contests and digs twice.
Off the court, the Pac-12 All-Academic Second Team choice and business major is equally accomplished, and entered the fall with a 3.70 cumulative GPA.
Closer to home team-wise, the No. 13 ranked Ducks (21-9, 14-8) were selected for the 64-team NCAA Volleyball Tournament Sunday afternoon - their fifth NCAA Tournament invitation the last six years.
Oregon will open the postseason against Mountain West Conference champion Colorado State (22-5, 12-2) this Thursday, December 1.
The match is set for the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu and will start at 7 p.m. Pacific Time (5 p.m. local time). Immediately after, host and #10 seed Hawai'i (29-1), will host Northern Colorado (22-8) at 9 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. local.
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DETROIT - The United Auto Workers trust that pays for retired auto workers' health care will conduct a secondary public offering of all of its General Motors Co. stock warrants on Tuesday.
GM confirmed the offering Monday.
The UAW trust is offering up to 45,454,545 warrants to purchase GM stock. Each warrant represents the right to buy one share of GM's common stock at an exercise price of $42.31 per share. The warrants expire Dec. 31, 2015.
GM shares closed Monday at $36.75. They have traded in a 52-week range of $19.76 to $37.71.
Bidding opens at $3.50 per warrant to a maximum of $7.50 per warrant. If all of the warrants are sold at the maximum bid, the offering would raise $340.9 million for the trust. GM will not get any proceeds from the sale. Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. will conduct the offering.
The trust, which currently administers health care benefits to 536,000 GM hourly retirees and their families, was formed in 2007 as part of an agreement to get GM's growing health care costs off its books. The trust also pays benefits for 316,000 retirees at Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Group. The trust reported $52.1 billion in assets at the end of 2011. It paid out $4.37 billion in benefits that year, including $2.6 billion for GM retirees.
The offering won't change GM's ownership structure. The trust currently owns about 10 per cent of the company, or 140 million shares. The U.S. Treasury owns another 14 per cent of GM's shares. The government got GM stock in exchange for a $49.5 billion bailout of the company in 2008 and 2009, but has been slowly selling off its shares and hopes to exit its ownership completely by the beginning of 2014.
The trust did not immediately respond to an email seeking comment on the timing of the offering. But it is likely reacting to a steady climb in GM's share price. GM shares are up 83 per cent from this time last year, and have risen 27 per cent from Jan. 1.
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The 2010 International Freeform Fiberarts Guild show, "Somewhere in My World", includes 61 freeform fiber artists from all around the globe. The artists were given the choice of creating one freeform piece interpreting the theme any way they chose using any materials and any techniques.
The artists were not restricted to scrumbles and many of the pieces are wearable art and sculptural as well. None of the artists saw each other's pieces until the online show was published.
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EUGENE, Ore. -- The University of Oregon women's basketball team will open the regular season Sunday afternoon with a home game against Saint Mary's. Tip-time is scheduled for 2 p.m. (PT) at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene.
Tickets ($3-$12) are available online at goducks.com, in-person at the Moshofsky Center Ticket Office (M-F, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.) or over the phone at 1-800-WEBFOOT. Tickets are also available at the Matthew Knight Arena Box Office (M-F, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.) on game days.
Fans receive a $5 general admission ticket with proof of a ticket from the Oregon-Arizona volleyball match played Saturday. In addition, there will be 100 re-usable water bottles given away as part of sustainability night. There will also be pregame sign making and postgame autographs from the team.
Oregon won both of its exhibition games in the preseason, recording a 118-74 win over Southern Oregon followed by Wednesday's 105-66 win over Corban. Saint Mary's is coming off a 70-68 road loss to Washington on Friday night.
• TV: None
• Radio: Oregon IMG Sports Network
- 590 AM in the Eugene/Springfield area; 1360 AM in Portland area
- Terry Jonz, play-by-play
• GoDucks.com: Live audio (O-Zone for a fee) and live statistics
• Pac-12.com: Live video stream
• Twitter: @OregonWBB for in-game updates, stats, pics, etc.
Complete media information (radio affiliates, TV schedule and information) is located on page 3 of this release.
Oregon will play Portland State on Thursday, Nov. 15 at Matt Arena with that game scheduled to tip-off at 7 p.m. The Ducks will then travel to Hawai'i for three games at the Rainbow Wahine Showdown Nov. 23-25 in Honolulu. UO will play host team Hawai'i, Oklahoma and Arkansas at the non-conference tournament.
Season tickets and mini plans for the upcoming women's basketball season are available for purchase online at goducks.com, in person at the Moshofsky Center ticket window or over the phone at 1-800-WEBFOOT.
Season tickets offer up to a 30 percent savings off single-game ticket prices. Adult General Admission: $99. Regular Reserved: $150. Premium Reserved: $188. Child/Senior General Admission: $68. Family Plan General Admission (2 adults and 3 children): $255.
In addition to the season tickets, there are two different mini plans for the upcoming season.
The Flex Plan offers a savings of over 16 percent. There are three different Flex Plan options for fans to choose from. Tier 1: Pick one game between Oregon State or Connecticut. Tier 2: Pick any 2 games from the Pac-12 Conference opponents, excluding Oregon State. Tier 3: Pick any 2 games from our non-conference opponents, excluding Connecticut.
The Weekend Plan consists of all eight weekend home games and is only $76 which is a savings of over 17 percent. The games this year include: Saint Mary's, Denver, Nevada, Fresno State, USC, California, Washington State, and Utah.
Oregon defeated Corban University, 105-66, Wednesday at Matt Arena in the final exhibition game of the preseason. Senior Laura Stanulis recorded a triple-double in the win with 15 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists. Stanulis, who had 18 assists in UO's first exhibition, also contributed five steals in the victory.
Sophomore Lexi Petersen led the Ducks in scoring for the second consecutive game, hitting 9-of-17 from the field for 23 points. Four other Oregon players scored in double-figures. Junior Danielle Love contributed 15 points and eight rebounds.
Sophomore Jordan Loera added 17 points – going 5-of-9 on 3-pointers. Freshman Jillian Alleyne recorded her second straight double-double with 16 points and 14 rebounds (six offensive boards), to go with a team-high six steals. Sophomore Amanda Delgado came off the bench to tally 10 points.
Four Ducks recorded double-doubles in their 118-74 exhibition win over Southern Oregon last Tuesday. Senior Laura Stanulis had 18 assists to go with 10 rebounds and six points. Sophomore Megan Carpenter had 12 points and 13 rebounds, while freshman Jillian Alleyne added 14 points and 16 boards coming off the bench. Sophomore Jordan Loera had 13 points and 10 rebounds.
In all, the Ducks had six players score in double figures, led by sophomore Lexi Petersen who scored a game-high 27 points on 11-of-19 shooting from the field. Fellow sophomore Amanda Delgado came off the bench to score 22 points. Freshman Devyn Galland had 16 points in her first game at UO.
Paul Westhead named Laura Stanulis and Danielle Love the team's captains for the upcoming season. Stanulis, from Portland, Ore., is UO's only senior and will be the team's pace-setter as the starting point guard. Her 3-point percentage (.429) and assist total (61) are tops for any returning UO player. Love, a forward from Everett, Wash., is one of two Ducks to start all 31 games a year ago. She averaged 29.4 minutes per game which ranked second on last year's team.
Stanford was voted the preseason favorite by the Pac-12 women's basketball coaches to win the Pac-12 title in 2012-13. Collecting a maximum number of points (121) and first-place votes (11), the Cardinal earn the honor for the 12th year in a row. Receiving one first-place vote and picked to finish second in the polling was California (109), with UCLA rounding out the top-three with 100 points. The Ducks were picked to finish 11th (behind Washington State and ahead of Arizona).
Pac-12 preseason coaches' poll has been administered since the 1998-99 season. Following are the results of the 2012 Pac-12 preseason coaches' poll; coaches are not allowed to vote for their own teams (points: 11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, first-place votes in parentheses).
Last season, Oregon averaged 7.7 made 3-pointers per game which ranked first in the Pac-12 and ninth nationally. During Paul Westhead's three years as head coach, UO has proved to be a deadly 3-point shooting team, ranking third in the country in 2011 (8.5 per game) and seventh in 2010 (8.4 per game). UO has led the Pac-12 in 3-pointers made per game in each of the last three seasons.
Sophomore Jordan Loera is the top returning 3-point shooter coming back for 2012-13. Loera, from Moses Lake, Wash., made a team-best 45 shots from behind the arc (45-of-133, .338) as a true freshman. Junior Danielle Love shot 39-of-127 (.307) on 3-pointers a year ago, the second-most of any returning Oregon player.
Returning Players (11): Liz Brenner, Megan Carpenter, Amanda Delgado, Janitah Iamaleava, Jordan Loera, Danielle Love, Chynna Miley, Lexi Petersen, Laura Stanulis, Ariel Thomas, Deanna Weaver
Newcomers (3): Jillian Alleyne, Devyn Galland, Katelyn Loper (transfer - redshirting 2012-13)
Players lost (3): Jasmin Holliday, Nia Jackson, Amanda Johnson
Live audio, video for all non-televised home games or Pac-12 road games will be streamed online with links available at goducks.com (pac-12.com/live/goducks.aspx). All web streaming will be in conjunction with Pac-12 live stream.
In addition, UO basketball representatives will make periodic appearances throughout the season on Ducks Insider, a daily sports webcast (hosted by Jerry Allen and Jill Savage, 1-3 pm) that features interviews with coaches and student-athletes.
The Ducks are on Facebook. Follow @OregonWBB on Twitter for behind the scenes perspective by the staff and players.
The following are a list of promotions for upcoming games.
Nov. 11 - vs. Saint Mary's
Fans receive a $5 general admission ticket with proof of a ticket from the previous night's volleyball match against Arizona. In addition, there will be 100 re-usable water bottles given away as part of sustainability night. There will also be pregame sign making and postgame autographs from the team.
Nov. 15 - vs. Portland State
BI-MART $3 Thursday: Show your BI-MART card at the ticket window and received a ticket for $3.
Dec. 2 - vs. Denver
BI-MART 2-for-1 Night: Show your BI-MART card at the ticket window and receive 2 reserved tickets for the price of 1. There will also be a pregame fan-fest and postgame autograph signing with the Oregon women's team.
Dec. 9 - vs. Nevada
Free admission with MBB ticket from Dec. 8 game against Idaho State. There will also be a pregame fan-fest and postgame autograph signing with the Oregon women's team
The Oregon women's basketball team went 4-0 on its 2012 Spanish Foreign Tour which took place Aug. 24-Sept. 2. UO played games against professional clubs from Madrid, Girona and Barcelona.
Oregon defeated a professional team from Madrid, Estudiantes, in back-to-back games to open the trip (Game 1 - W, 94-67; Game 2 - W, 84-61). From there, UO had a pair of games as part of the Torneig de Basquet Unnim tournament played at the Pavello Esportiu Municipal located north of Barcelona. UO recorded a 103-62 win over Uni Girona and a 70-52 win over Santa Rosa de Lima.
Sophomore Lexi Petersen averaged a team-high 17.5 points per contest on the trip, one of four Ducks to average double-figures in scoring. Freshman Jillian Alleyne (14.5 ppg, 10.8 rpg) and sophomore Megan Carpenter (13.8 ppg, 10.3 rpg) each averaged double-doubles for UO. Sophomore Amanda Delgado averaged 15.0 points per outing.
The Ducks are scheduled to play a minimum of nine televised games on the Pac-12 Networks in the upcoming 2012-13 season. Four of the Ducks' games will air on the national network, while another five will be on one of the regional networks. Complete TV broadcast schedule listed to the left.
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Professional middleweight boxer, Jermaine Taylor, was arrested at his Maumelle, Arkansas home on Tuesday evening after allegedly shooting a family member at the residence. The altercation started after Taylor's cousin, and another man, began arguing with Taylor inside the residence earlier that day. Taylor then allegedly fired several shots at the men, hitting his cousin several times, before they fled the residence in a vehicle.
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Jermaine Taylor was born in Little Rock, Arkansas and began his boxing career at age 13. He made his professional debut in 2001 when he won his first 25 fights, including bouts with Bernard Hopkins, Kelly Pavlik, Raul Marquez, and William Joppy. Taylor has fought a total of 37 fights with 32 wins, 20 of those wins as KO's, 4 losses, and 1 draw.
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UNDP Procurement is based on competitive bidding. Depending on the type, complexity, size and value of the project and its procurement elements, commonly used methods of solicitation include:
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Prices, and other commercial terms and conditions are requested and award is made to the lowest priced technically acceptable offer.
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In some cases, exceptions to competition are being made and direct contracting is used. This usually happens when a Long-Term Agreement (LTA) is in place, either globally (IAPSO or HQ) or locally (at country office level).
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Dr. James Hébert, Health Sciences Distinguished Professor of the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatics in the Arnold School of Public Health, was presented with the prestigious Carolina Trustee Professorship Award in the category of public health, engineering, medical sciences and sciences.
Dr. Hébert is the director of the South Carolina Statewide Cancer Prevention and Control Program, whose members are strongly engaged in the Science and Health Communication Research Group. He has been recognized at events and ceremonies at USC for this university-wide recognition and honor.
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The further adventures of an unconventional family of knick knacks. Stroll the Oregon coast, listen to a scary urban myth and we meet everyone's favorite pets.
I live in Lake Ego with a great guy, two great dogs, four great birds and an endless supply of knick, knacks. In my spare time I stand in one place for hours selling nice people groceries. My favorite things to check out are donuts and bananas, my least favorite things to check out are watermelons and heavy boxes of fire logs. I love dogs, my Utilikilt and taking photographs of just about anything.
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Zilvinas Bareisis is a senior analyst with Celent's Banking practice and is based in the firm's London office. His research focuses on retail payments, including cards, e-commerce, and mobile payments. He has a global perspective with a particular emphasis on market developments in North America, the UK, and Europe.
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Zilvinas has over 15 years of experience advising senior executives at the leading financial institutions and their technology and service providers across a broad range of strategic issues. Prior to joining Celent, he was a principal at Oliver Wyman Financial Services, and he has also worked at Diamond Management and Technology Consultants and Cambridge Technology Partners.
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Hotel ZaZa's annual Spring Fling is always a wonder, and this year's inclement weather encouraged the use of imagination. Hence the indoor, Alice in Wonderland-themed garden party. A croquet court with real cut grass took over the Uptown Ballroom; white rose topiaries hung overhead; a fully-costumed Mad Hatter's tea was on-hand; and pool loungers were brought indoors. Tea sandwiches, mini donuts and petit fours all boasted "eat me" signs, while Don Julio provided a Drink Me Potion. Between that, the Maker's 46 Mad Hatters, Belvedere Mango Rabbit Hole Punch and free-flowing Veuve Clicquot, everyone had a decadently mad time. –Photography by Bo Joplin


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"But I can't milk a cow, ma'am," I said.
"Where are you from?" she asked incredulously.
"Here in Jackson," I said.
"You mean to stand there, nigger, and tell me that you live in Jackson and don't know how to milk a cow?" she demanded in surprise. (1.6.45)
Yes, lady, Richard is a black person who can't milk a cow. He also can't teach you jazz. Also, no, he doesn't know that one black person you knew in high school.
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"Why don't you laugh and talk like the other niggers?" he asked.
"Well, sir, there's nothing much to say or smile about," I said, smiling.
His face was hard, baffled; I knew that I had not convinced him. He whirled from me and went to the front of the store; he came back a moment later, his face red. He tossed a few green bills at me.
"I don't like your looks, nigger. Now, get!" he snapped. (1.9.51)
We guess it's easier to believe a stereotype if you make sure that everyone around you plays into it. It's harder to believe that black people are happy being oppressed if that one guy is always moping around. It's also easier to believe a stereotype than to, you know, try to improve yourself.
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Had a black boy announced that he aspired to be a writer, he would have been unhesitatingly called crazy by his pals. Or had a black boy spoken of yearning to get a seat on the New York Stock Exchange, his friends--in the boy's own interest--would have reported his odd ambition to the white boss. (1.10.23)
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2001 Indoor: One of the top two freshman triple-jumpers in the nation. Was the C-USA Champion with a leap of 51-02.75. His season-best jump was 52-10, a Tulane school record. Placed 16th at the NCAA Championships in the triple jump. Was fifth at the C-USA championships in the long jump (23-04).
Prep: A 2000 graduate of Opelousas High School, lettering in track for three years. Earned all-state honors as a senior. Was the state champ in the triple jump in both indoor and outdoor track. His team won three straight state championships.
Personal: Born February 10, 1982. The son of Carl and Janice White. Majoring in telecommunications. Also enjoys basketball and swimming.


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So, you're reading this because you forgot it was Father's Day or you could never figure out what to get your dad. You're in luck because below are just a few easy things to do for your dad on Father's Day 2011.
- Take Dad to see Super 8. Super 8 is an action movie about junior high kids "coming of age", but it also tells an excellent story of two single fathers trying to reconcile with their children in the midst of tragedy. Super 8 is showing at Movie Tavern in both Denton and Fort Worth today.
- Send Dad a Cabela's E-gift card. Cabela's is offering an E-gift card online that can be delivered in as quick as four hours, so you could go with your dad to spend it this afternoon if you hurry!
- Help Dad do a project. Probably of all the activities/gifts listed here, time working together is what your father wants most. Many men are embarrassed by words and recognition, but probably every dad is behind on a project or honey-do and could us help!
Hopefully you remembered Father's Day and sent your gift, or you have time to go visit your dad today. If you can't do what you wanted for Father's Day, do what you can: call him, write on his Wall, send smoke signals, or one of the above. He is worth it today.
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Hats and Shoes
This can be played with just hats and shoes or an assortment of different clothes. Put an equal number of different items into a bag, one bag per child. On the word 'Go' each child has to put on the items in the bag and the one to put all the items on first is the winner. (Adult or larger clothes work better than children's clothes as children may put them on over their own clothes).


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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) held its annual Money In The Bank pay per view last night. This year not only was a shot at the WWE world heavyweight championship on the line, but the actually WWE title itself. The neck injury to Daniel Bryan forced him to relinquish the championship and "the authority" Triple H and Stephanie McMahon announced a new champion would be crowned in the main event of Money in the Bank. The start studded main even included: John Cena, Randy Orton, Alberto Del Rio, Kane, Bray Wyatt, Shemaus, Cesaro and Roman Reigns.
After the battle was done, John Cena climbed the top of the ladder and became the 13 time WWE champion. Cena has not held championship gold since he lost his title to Randy Orton in December 2013, to merge the WWE championship and the world heavyweight championship. The win for Cena sets him on a likely road to face Brock Lesnar at this year's Summerslam. Lesnar has not been seen on WWE tv since he snapped the Undertaker's undefeated streak at Wrestlemania 30.
The other big winner at the Money in the Bank pay per view was Seth Rollins. He won a ladder match to secure the briefcase that held a future WWE title shot. The briefcase can be cashed in at any time for a title shot in the next 365 days. Rollins who was assisted in the victory by Kane defeated other WWE superstars such as: Kofi Kingston, Dolph Zigger, Rob Van Dam, Jack Swagger, and former Shield member Dean Ambrose. Also at the pay per view, a couple of champions retained their titles with victories. The Usos are still the WWE tag team champions after a victory over Rowan & Harper of the Wyatt Family. Paige retained the WWE Divas' championship after her victory over Naomi. WWE returns to pay per view next month with Battleground, which can be seen on the WWE Network.


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The shock and sorrow spread throughout my beloved Mora County like a tsunami this week. John Harrington, our dear friend and neighbor to many, was tragically killed while riding his bicycle on N.M. 105 on Monday.
A service will be held for him at 2 p.m. today (Friday) at the Pendaries Community Center. John, 49, was bicycling westbound on the road two or three miles east of Pendaries at about 5:30 p.m. when a vehicle driven by Calvin Postoak — a Fort Worth, Texas, man who lives part-time in Pendaries — struck him.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated 15 counties in New Mexico as natural disaster areas, making them eligible for federal assistance to deal with drought, high winds and wildfires.
The counties under the declaration are Chaves, Catron, Curry, DeBaca, Doña Ana, Eddy, Grant, Hidalgo, Lea, Luna, Otero, Quay, Roosevelt, Sierra, and Socorro. The counties of Cibola, Guadalupe, Harding, Lincoln, San Miguel, Torrance, Union and Valencia are also eligible for assistance due to their proximity to the other counties.
Employees at the Santa Fe Red Lobster Restaurant feared the worst on Monday when they saw a Las Vegas couple they suspected of being intoxicated leaving with a baby in a red Mustang.
While at the restaurant, the couple had a hard time keeping their eyes open, their server told police. She offered to call them a cab, but they refused.
SPRINGERVILLE, Ariz. — Fire crews working feverishly Wednesday night managed to protect most of a mountain resort town threatened by a massive wildfire in eastern Arizona.
Federal officials released an updated size of the blaze based on better mapping. The fire has scorched 525 square miles, mostly in ponderosa pine forest, down from 607 square miles reported Wednesday. It remained the second-largest fire in Arizona's history.
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Local poet Bob Johnston will read from and sign his book "At the Rim" — a book of poems — at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 12, at Tome on the Range.
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New Mexico health and environment officials are warning New Mexico residents to avoid smoke from the Arizona wildfires, according to The Associated Press. Department of Health Secretary Catherine Torres advises people — particularly those with respiratory or heart conditions — to stay inside as much as possible if they can smell smoke. She also advises against the use of swamp coolers.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — New Mexico's prison system agency was overcharged by contractors and made nearly $4 million in questionable payments during former Gov. Bill Richardson's administration, according to a state audit that found potential corruption in the handling of contracts.
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SANTA FE, N.M. — The New Mexico Veterinary Medical Association recommends that people keep their pets inside and close windows and doors as much as possible to limit exposure to smoke from wildfires.
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GE Energy Smart 31064 13-Watt Spiral CFL Bulbs (8-Pack) for $6.99
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Perfect for hard to reach areas or where lights stay on for long periods
2700K warm soft light
Compatible with 120V 60Hz Circuits
13-Watt (60-Watt replacement)
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Available from Amazon for $9.99 and eligible for free shipping (with $25 minimum or Amazon Prime). Also got decent reviews on Amazon.
It shouldn't be that hard to find CFL bulbs for around a $1/bulb for 13W and not much more for 25W.
BTW - the past concerns about breaking them and mercury spilling and needing a special clean-up crew to was fear mongering and propaganda. Yes, there is mercury but very little...think thermometer.
My only gripe with these as in my experience with numerous brands they hardly last the advertised times. I've never had a CFL outlast a regular bulb. Maybe I just have bad luck.
@djspawn00: Same with me. I have had luck though calling the company and having them replace them. I guess they last longer than regular bulbs THAT way LOL...
@tucnguyen: I don't think a "special clean up crew" was ever mentioned by reliable critics of CFL bulbs.
But these non binding procedures from the EPA would make anyone ask questions, such as "if they are so safe, then why these procedures?"
Although the greater problem with CFL bulbs is what happens when the Mercury in the bulbs finds its way into our water supplies
And how about this, from a pro-green website:
If the environmentalists don't like these bulbs then there REALLY has to be something wrong going on here.
My only concern is how well will these bulbs hold up during parcel shipping.
It is one thing to ship them in bulk to stores, it is another to put one package in a box with some crumpled paper and let it be shipped through UPS, FedEx or the USPS. I'm not saying they are terrible at handling post, but they can't exactly afford to treat everything with kid gloves, either.
I'm sure no one wants to order these things and get a box full of shattered glass.
@tucnguyen: I agree. Most of the FUD is just marketing.
Nobody worries about mercury in the other ones in your kitchen, bathroom, work, etc; why these? The FUD was spread by one company (and teabaggers) in Texas. And they don't make all their incandescents, they mostly import them. Another talk crap about your rivals behind their back kinda marketing thing.
Here at LAX, the one real anti anti-plastic bag beeyotch is one company in Georgia. Same ol thang. Same with the anti anti-BPA plastic, too.
Around here the electric corps have sales every so often, and I'll pick up a bag of 11, 13 and 26 watt bulbs at two for a dollar. Granted I still have maybe a dozen of the pinkish ones that have to warm up, but the rest: great.
I'd say upgrade your rating. The package says buy an 11 watt CFL as a replacement, get a 13 or 15. You'll be happier.
The three CFLs that never get turned off- 3 years later they are still lit. The bathroom one turned on a dozen times a day? Replaced every half year.
At Home Depot, their 14 watt (60 watt equivalent) 4 pack is $1.97 so for $1 less than this deal you can have a 12 pack. I have used these throughout my home for over three years now and have yet to replace one from burning out.
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$0.85 in Michigan for above ^link^
These don't work with dimmers, right?
EcoSmart 14-Watt (60W) Soft White CFL Light Bulbs (4-Pack)
Model # ES5M8144 Store SKU # 423599
$6.47 /EA-Each
In Louisville KY
@lintegras: stevedog suggested, in the other "deal", printing out the price ($0.85) for Michigan (48316) and seeing if the store will price match!
@djspawn00: it's not you... our common stair lights have burned out twice within a year n half... my regular bulbs have lasted 4+ years... yeah more energy efficient.. my rear..... guess who has lobbyists greasing government palms now ???
@thetexastwister: I wouldn't read too much into the EPA instructions other than overly cautious instructions. Read any other gov warning and you'll find them overly cautious as well.
Now let's think the warning through about the water pollution. If it were really that much of a risk or danger, do you think they'd sell thermometers and other things with mercury in it?
@thetexastwister: BTW - did you know that the CFL is exactly the same as those big long fluorescent light bulbs in buildings? The "C" stands for "Compact". The only difference between them is that they are smaller and they've managed to coil the long glass tube so it's smaller and more bulb like.
Again, much ado about nothing.
@tucnguyen: Yes, the EPA is overly cautious, but the guidelines can still frighten someone who doesn't know enough.
The problem with your argument for the thermometers is that we don't throw away those away as frequently or with the same numbers as CFL light bulbs.
A properly cared for thermometer/thermostat can last years or even decades (at least the thermometer I have is decades old). Most homes probably will only have but one thermometer and if they have a Central Air unit then a thermostat, as well.
But CFL bulbs are disposable and will be replaced each time one goes out. Considering some of the posts here that sounds like it could be with some frequency. CFL's can also be used in every lighting application in a home.
So compare (maybe) one or two thermometers/thermostats in a home that last years or decades to a couple of dozen CFL light bulbs that get discarded on a regular basis. The concern is more about aggregate mercury concentration from all the bulbs.
@thetexastwister: Actually, your point about EPA was to question the clean-up procedure, not about people understanding them or not. So even with your admission, the clean up is overblown.
See my following post about the large fluorescent light bulbs because it does answer your point. Same stuff, even more mercury vapor in it, and there are just as many if not more because they're in most of the corporate and public buildings which addresses your point about them throwing them away.
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If I use any of the AppleLoops supplied with Logic 9 in my project, will I be subject to an liability or royalty? If yes, how can I reach those persons who lent their voices to the loops?
All of the AppleLoops supplied with Logic or purchased via JamPacks are licensed to you for unlimited, perpetual use in any derivative creative work. That is: you can use the inside of your own music, but you can't just give away or resell the samples themselves.
For example: if you made a "song" that was one AppleLoop, looping for 3 minutes, and tried to sell that. Well, that's not really a derivative work because it's just the loop and nothing else. You couldn't give that away or sell it. But combine two of them together? Now it's derivative (it is unlike either of it's pieces, a new thing unto itself) and you can give that away or sell it as you, the creator, see fit.
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Lately I've had to think a lot about some very uncomfortable events in Albuquerque that I was asked to cover for the Jewish community, about an activist group that has arrived at the UNM campus, Students for Justice in Palestine, who brought a boycott resolution asking the student senate to vote for the university to divest in multi-national corporations that were alleged to contribute to human rights violations against Palestinians. They got a lot of attention, and though ultimately the resolutions didn't pass, they came very close, close enough that people need to notice. They certainly got my attention. (See "Students for Justice in Palestine defeated again at UNM" and "Anti-Israel boycott movement arrives at UNM")
There are a number of problems I see there. One is that the anti-Israel movement always brings out the crazies and the overt anti-Semites in the community.
And now the SJP group has asked a number of minority student groups on campus, including a Native American group, to join their cause, which serves to stigmatize Israel, and this troubles me. Both the Israelis and the Palestinians have legitimate rights and aspirations, and if they are going to find a resolution, it is going to be in a two-state solution. Israel isn't going away. Neither are the Palestinians.
If anything, it seems to me their situation is more analogous to the Navajo-Hopi land dispute. Both Israelis and Palestinians have been victims of larger forces, pawns of a larger political game played by people who don't care about the particulars of real flesh and blood families.
And, they equate the security barrier in Israel to the border with Mexico to elicit endorsements from Mexican-American students. The security fence in Israel was put up to literally stop suicide bombers after over 500 attacks. Now the arguments about these issues are endless.
All this makes me uncomfortable. I don't have an argument with anybody unless someone is trying to pick one with me.
On the one hand, a part of me hopes to be carried away by some social activism, some cause that I might throw myself into that proves some social utility, but I also think that is like being at the mercy of whatever comes my way – which is a dangerous position to be in, like a lonely guy or gal who hooks up with the first prospect to come along, or like a hitchhiker who gets in the first car that stops.
Of course the hitchhiker gets in the first car that stops. He's stranded. Do I want to be a hitchhiker waiting along the stream of life for something to float by that I latch onto or do I want to truly seek my own unique destiny? That's a dilemma isn't it?
A fleeting moment
I try to listen to the voice of my soul. That voice is so faint and so light. It appears only infrequently, and takes practice to strengthen the eye and ear of the soul, the one that notices the small signs.
What I do need to say about this issue is that there was a hopeful moment that happened at this meeting, when two young men, men of military draft age who could conceivably have to face each other on a battlefield, met and talked and then, shook hands.
One was a young Arab-American student who is a member of the student senate and who sponsored the resolution from the SJP, and the other was a young Jewish student who has family that lives in Israel and who is a member of Hillel, the Jewish student group on campus. They are both in that full glorious moment of health and youth, and, as I say, of military draft age. I don't know what either of them have said or done in the past, or will go on to do in the future.
It was a fleeting moment, a faint, light moment, in a crowded room of people milling about after the meeting, a hidden moment that I don't know that anyone else saw or noticed. Because I was watching them I happened to be close enough to get a picture of it. And as they shook hands I heard the Hillel student say to the Arab-American student, "You seem like a cool guy."
It was not a photo that made headlines. Yet, it was a very significant moment where two young men were brave enough to show each other mutual respect. I was proud for America, because it could happen here. Everything leading up that moment in their lives came from the immigrant ancestors of both who brought them here, to America, to a spiritual landscape that, despite our best efforts to destroy it, is here because of the true spirit of the land, which is bigger than any of us.
And in these dark days where the seas are rising, and peoples everywhere are pitted against one another in fights for land and water and resources, that was a moment of hope that shows us that as individual people we can choose to follow the quiet voice, we can find the middle way, to a reasonable solution, without having to kill each other, demonize each other, hate each other.
I don't know what either of them were thinking. But in that moment, I know I thought, it can happen. It gave me some hope.
### This is an updated version of this story, 5/29/14. A correction has been made. A longer version of this article was first published in the Gallup Independent, May 17, 2014 p. 20 Spiritual Perspectives column, as "My Soul Longs for Peace." and a shorter version is published in the New Mexico Link, June 2014, page 5 as "A Fleeting Moment." It follows up the story "Anti-Israel boycott movement arrives at University of New Mexico." See also follow-up story about Graduate Council, "Students for Justice in Palestine defeated again at UNM."
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Memory mapping a file on a SMB file share causes it to be transferred in its entirety before the call returns. For large files, this causes the application to lock up for a long period of time. How do I fix this?
"Use X instead of SMB" is a valid answer.
Edit: Any application, any file. I'm not trying to solve a specific case. Memory mapping a file is a way of opening it so that it appears to the application as part of the working memory - you access the file as if it's an array.


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The V-1 cruise missile contained two compressed-air tanks that held air at 13.8 MPa (2000 psi) to power the control system. Inputs from the rate gyros and magnetic compass were transmitted to Askania-designed pneumatic actuators for the tail surfaces (rudder and elevators) by means of compressed air. When gyros precessed, or the magnetic compass sensed a deviation from the prescribed heading, differential air signals were mixed into the airflow to the actuators, resulting in movement of the control surfaces. The compressed air bottles are wire-wound spheres, presumably to increase strength.
The Smithsonian received this tank as a part of the U.S. Air Force transfer of aircraft, missiles and parts formerly stored at Park Ridge, Illinois, for the National Air Museum.
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By now, just about every company, large and small, understands that there is value in email marketing, and is actively attempting to engage with their audience via email. This is great, because email is a fantastic way to keep in touch with your customers – if it's done right. The sad truth is, most companies are still doing a bunch of stuff wrong when it comes to email marketing. Don't worry, I'm here to help you beat out all those chumps. Here are the first five of the Ten Commandments of Email Marketing. These first five commandments focus mostly on the content of your emails. Part Two, coming next week, will look at the more "mechanical" aspects, so stay tuned.
1. Thou Shalt Craft a Superb Subject Line
What's a good subject line? It's one that's both compelling and relevant to the recipient. A subject line has an incredibly important job to do – It is responsible for getting people to open the email; it has to sell the email. In order to do that, it must be honest, and intriguing. It has to be that girl at the party whom everyone likes because she's genuine and pretty.
So, for example, you can't just say "Hey, Christal, open this email" – well, maybe you can if I know who you are and I have a track record of opening and responding to your emails on a regular basis. But for the most part, even though that subject line contains personalization (which is not a magic bullet, by the way,) it doesn't tell me anything about what's actually in the email. So I have no way of knowing that the email is not a waste of my time… which means I'll assume it is a waste of my time, and I will delete it – or worse, report it as SPAM.
Instead, you could say "Hey, Christal, All Boots 30% Off Today Only". That subject line has a sense of urgency, it's honest, and it tells me exactly what I can expect to see in the email. And since you know I have a thing for boots (actually, in real life I mostly just wear flip flops, but I digress), you've sent me something that's really relevant to me.
2. Thou Shalt Not Send From a Dummy Email Address
This can mean a few things. It can be one of those gosh-awful "donotreply" email addresses – you know, the ones that when you do hit "reply" you usually get an auto-response telling you the in-box is not monitored and so your message will wind up in a giant cyber junkyard where sad abandoned emails go to die.
Or it can be an email address that does exist, but has a different domain than the one you've registered with your Email Service Provider. Most ESPs won't let you get away with this, though.
Or it can be an email address that seems like it's from a person (say, Sally Facepalm,) but your recipient doesn't actually know that person. So when they see "Sally Facepalm" in the "from" column of their inbox (instead of "XCompany," a name they actually would recognize,) they're going to ignore the email. Unless you know for sure that your audience actually knows who Sally Facepalm is, just use your company name as your marketing email "from" name.
3. Thou Shalt Always Include An Unsubscribe Link
If you are sending your email through an ESP, most likely this is taken care of for you, and you don't even have to worry about breaking this commandment. All ESPs should require that an "unsubscribe" link be included in every email sent through their platform, because it is federal law (part of the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003) to include one. However, some ESPs, even though they say it's a requirement, still put the onus on you, the sender, to include this link, by making it a manual process.
If you do not include an unsubscribe link, not only are you a terrible person who will spend eternity in marketing hell, you are in fact breaking the law. So just don't think about it, don't hesitate, don't worry that you are going to lose subscribers by showing them how to leave your list… just include the link!
4. Thou Shalt Segment Thy List
If you are sending the exact same content to everyone in your database, you either have a very small database OR it's super important content that everyone must know. Like, you're changing your logo, or you're changing the way people add items to their online shopping cart, or some other thing that truly impacts every. single. one. of. your. customers.
Otherwise, segment your audience. There are as many ways to segment as there are ways to build a sandcastle (never that close to the water!) However, one common way to break up your list is by audience category (if you're a B2B company, for example, you might sell to companies in the education, healthcare and government sectors). Other popular methods include segmenting by demographic info (location, for example,) purchase information (product type, date of purchase, purchase amount, etc.) and broader categories like customer type (end user, reseller, etc.)
Failure to segment is failure to engage. You will be throwing stuff at the proverbial wall to see what sticks… and most likely, not much is gonna stick. You must send your audience content that is relevant to them, that is meaningful to them, or they won't care about it – which means they won't care about any of your email messages, ever again, and they will unsubscribe or ignore your emails or report you as spam – or all three!
5. Thou Shalt Include a Clear CTA
A lot of the time, when a company sends an email newsletter, they consider it just a "keep in touch" email, or something informational. But let me tell ya, most people just don't care that much about your company. So send an email that is interactive, that tells people what is expected of them, and that does so in a clear and obvious manner.
Including a CTA doesn't make you pushy. It makes you transparent. It doesn't mean you're sales-y. It means you're confident that you've something of value to offer. It won't scare your customers away – it will provide them with guidance.
The CTA in an email should almost always lead people to your website; that's the purpose of most email marketing, after all, to get people to the site. It can't just lead to your homepage, though (unless your CTA is "check out our newly redesigned website"). A good CTA must lead people to a specific place, a place where the messaging is unmistakably a continuation of that in the email. You want people to have a clearly marked path to follow, all the way to conversion – never send your customers down a rabbit hole. Ideally, your landing page will echo specific imagery and copy used in the email, so that when people get there they can relax, knowing instantly that they are in the right place.
So there you have it. Five of the most important email marketing rules ever. Five of the Ten Commandments of Email Marketing. Break them, and suffer the consequences – low open rates, even lower clickthru rates, high list attrition, and SPAM complaints. Follow them, and live in email prosperity forever.


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This test allows the doctor to locate the source of an abnormal heart rhythm (arrhythmia) to determine its cause, and to determine the best way to treat the arrhythmia. Some symptoms associated with arrhythmia are palpitations, dizziness or fainting spells. Arrhythmias are usually a byproduct of damage to the heart from disease or age. People with otherwise healthy hearts can develop an arrhythmia, but it is rare.
The heart's rhythm (or "beat cycle" or "contraction cycle") is controlled by a natural pacemaker called the sino-atrial node (SA node). The SA node, located in the right atrium, creates an electrical impulse that travels first through the right and left atria, and then to the right and left ventricles, causing the heart to beat. Sometimes, abnormal electrical impulses occur in the heart, causing an abnormal rhythm called an arrhythmia. Arrhythmias can be too slow (Bradycardias), too fast (Tachycardias), or irregular.
During the Electrophysiology study, catheters are inserted into blood vessels in various locations, and advanced to the heart. Through these wires, electrical impulses are both delivered to and received from the heart assessing both normal and abnormal conditions. An attempt is made to duplicate the patient's clinical arrhythmia by pacing the heart from different locations and at different rates. Once an arrhythmia has been initiated it is assessed and analyzed to determine its origin and pathway of conduction. Once determined, a decision is made on best cause of treatment, which may include medications, ablation with radiofrequency, or even device treatment where a Pacemaker or an Implantable Cardiac Defibrillator (ICD) may be implanted. At the end of the procedure, the catheters are removed.


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NFL lineman busted with loaded pistol at JFKBy PHILIP MESSING and BOB FREDERICKSLast Updated: 5:24 PM, February 18, 2013Posted: 5:16 PM, February 18, 2013A muscle-bound NFL lineman was busted at LaGuardia Airport today for packing a loaded .40 caliber Smith & Wesson pistol.
Da'Quan Bowers - a second-year defensive end for the Tampa bay Buccaneers - was arrested at 11 a.m. at a US Air ticket counter as he was about to board a plane for North Carolina.
Sources believe Bowers arrived in New York with the gun on Friday, and was carrying the piece and a clip with eight rounds in a carry-on bag.
"The two of them were in the same bag, under the law it's considered a loaded gun," the source said.
Bowers, a Tampa resident, was boarding a flight to North Carolina, with his unidentified girlfriend, who lives in Raleigh.
Da'Quan Bowers at practice for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The former Clemson All-American was charged with second-degree criminal possession of a weapon and was awaiting arraignment.
Bowers, 22, a South Carolina native, just completed his second NFL season in 2012.
For his career he has 38 tackles and 4.5 quarterback sacks.
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Florida Atlantic University has partnered with Pitney Bowes to provide the daily delivery of U.S. mail and packages delivered by national shippers. The FAU Mail & Shipping Center is available to assist you in processing your mail and packages, including twice daily mail pick-up and delivery for U.S. postal service mail, as well as interdepartmental mail and postage requests.
For additional information, please refer to the forms available for Mail and Shipping Services.
Breezeway, FAU's Boca Raton Campus
Mailroom: Monday Friday, 8 a.m. 5 p.m.
Shipping & Receiving: Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 5 p.m.
Owl Card, Cash and Credit Cards
Phone: 561-297-6172