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Nantucket Nectars
by Nantucket Nectars
Product Type
17.5 fl oz (518ml)
Nutritional Info
20% fruit juice;
serving size: 8oz;
calories 120;
total fat 0g;
cholesterol 0mg;
sodium 30mg;
total carbohydrates 31g;
dietary fiber 0g;
sugars 29g;
protein 0g
water, cane sguar (medium invert), pear juice concentrate, plum juice concentrate, natural plum flavor with other natural flavors, citric acid, grapeskin extract (for color), gum acacia
Review: Red Plum
Posted: May 12, 2004 at 3:06 PM (Last Updated: May 12, 2004 at 6:03 PM)Nantucket Nectars Red Plum is an excellent addition to the flagship 17.5 oz line. We're not sure what sort of mass-market appeal a plum based beverage will have, but the flavor is definitely one that works. Basically, the flavor breaks down to be a mild fruit punch-style flavor that has a sweet but subtle plum finish. The uniqueness of the flavor is definitely appreciated and this uniqueness is what we think makes this a potential winner. Overall, an excellent new flavor that's packed with sweet fruit flavor and originality to boot.


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Glitsa Mop Pad Refill - 2pk
Mop pad refill for Glitsa mop includes 1 blue cleaning pad and 1 green dusting pad. The blue cleaning pad in the Glitsa Mop Pad Refill, 2 pack is for use with Glitsa Clean Hardwood Floor Cleaner and the green dusting pad is to be used dry for dusting the floor.
Pads attach to mop assembly with velcro on the mop base.
Machine washable pads. Air dry. Do not use fabric softener.
Manufacturer Part Number: GA 5104
Brand: Glitsa
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Glitsa Mop Pad Refill - 2pk

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Can Packaging Machines Datasheets
from ARPAC
The BPMP-5000 shrink wrapping machine creates perfect shrink wrapped unsupported multipacks using single roll print registered polyethylene film. The BPMP-5000 shrink wrapper ensures accurate placement of graphics on each package with a bull's eye enclosure. This versatile system handles multiple... [See More]
- Packaging: BottleJar; Can; Unstable Products
- Goods: BulkOEM
- Machine Type: Filling; Shrink; Wrapping
- Closing Method: HeatSeal; Wrapped
from Eriez
Lifts and positions layers of steel cans. Aside from removing an entire layer of cans at one time, this device can be reversed to deposit a layer of cans on a pallet. Both operations can be repeated to form multilayer stacks, and the cans can be full or empty. [See More]
- Packaging: Can
- Goods: BulkOEM
- Machine Type: Palletizer; Depalletizers
- Industry: Food; Industrial / General Use
from MPI Label Systems
5015 CFB "Cylindrical Front and Back" pressure-sensitive labeling system is designed to wrap apply front and back labels, up to 180 degrees around, to cylindrical containers at speeds up to 60 products per minute to +/- 1/16" (1.6 mm) accuracy. The 5015 CFB utilizes two model 2015 applicators, with... [See More]
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Continuous stream blending for real time formulation of liquid products [See More]
- Packaging: Bag; BottleJar; Can; CupTray; Tube
- Goods: Liquid
- Machine Type: Filling; Blending
- Industry: Auto; Chemical; Cosmetic; Food; Household; Paint / Coating; Pharm; PCP, Petroleum; Industrial / General Use
from Polar Tech Industries, Inc.
Multi-purpose, adhesive "dots " in a convenient dispenser pack available in removable to permanent styles. Low Profile Glue Dots ®. Ideal for flat and smooth surfaces. Dot thickness 1/64 ". Medium Profile Glue Dots ®. Suited for uneven surfaces. Dot thickness 1/32 ". [See More]
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Dear Editor,
What always baffles me when reading about what passes for discussion in the nation's capitol, is the misinterpreting of current positions. A good example is the debate on gun control. Administration proposals are being portrayed as despotic edicts depriving the ordinary householder of any possible means of defending their self or their home from those who would do them harm. This defies understanding, since no one is proposing those kinds of measures.
Everyone recognizes that Americans have a basic right to protect themselves, and it would be political suicide for any administration to try to change that.
The only explanation for this misinterpretation I can think of is that, to the true believer, measures to stop the wrong people from acquiring dangerous weapons now is really a secret first step toward denying everyone the means to defend themselves from future government tyranny -- i.e. the slippery slope to a federal dictatorship.
The slippery slope is a great visual metaphor but is a poor substitute for thoughtful analysis. As it turns out, all slopes are not slippery. In fact, there must be popular support to effect changes in important laws, and there is no popular movement or government plan to remove all firearms from American homes.
What is being proposed is to make it much harder for the wrong people (criminals and the deranged) to acquire guns and to restrict the kind of guns sold, so that the occasional assault does not become a massacre.
There is not much hope of eliminating all such incidents, but we can certainly make them a lot less frequent and deadly. It's not as sexy as a secret government agenda, but it is much more sane.
Ed Estes, Oakhurst


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Senior Amy Otteson will participate in her fourth-straight NCAA Regional this weekend for ECU.
May 9, 2012
2012 ECU Golf Stats l 2012 ECU Media Guide l Regional Announcement
Live Scoring l NCAA Championship Central
GREENVILLE, N.C. - The East Carolina women's golf team will open up the 2011 NCAA Central Regional Thursday, May 10. The event is being played at the par-72, 6,264-yard Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio.
The Pirates (102-48) earned an at-large bid as the No. 19 seed and are set to tee off in the afternoon from the first tee at 2:25 p.m. (EST) and will be paired with Michigan and UNC Wilmington. In its 12th year of existence, ECU will make its fifth-straight team appearance in the NCAA Regional round and eighth overall as a squad.
Pirate fans can follow all the action live online at Golfstat.com.
The Central Regional is one of three regional tournaments, which will be held to determine the championship field. Regional tournaments are considered preliminary rounds of NCAA championships competition, and all national championships policies will apply.
A total of 378 participants have been selected for regional competition. Of these players, 126 will advance to the championships finals. Eight teams and two individuals will advance from each regional.
The championships finals will be held May 22-25 at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn., and will be hosted by Vanderbilt. The regional sites and the selected teams and individuals are listed below.
Central Regional
The Central regional will be played May 10-12 at the Ohio State Scarlet Course in Columbus, Ohio hosted by Ohio State. Conference automatic qualifiers are indicated in parenthesis next to the institution.
1. Southern California
2. Auburn (Southeastern Conference)
3. Georgia
4. Vanderbilt
5. Tennessee
6. Ohio St.
7. Oregon
8. North Carolina St.
9. Virginia
10. Florida St.
11. Purdue
12. Arkansas
13. Ole Miss
14. Kentucky
15. Texas St.
16. South Fla. (Big East Conference)
17. Notre Dame
18. UTSA (Southland Conference)
19. East Carolina
20. Michigan
21. UNC Wilmington (Colonial Athletic Association)
22. Harvard (The Ivy League)
23. Butler (Horizon League)
24. Siena (Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference)
1. Madeleine Shiels, Nebraska
2. Alex Buelow, Stetson
3. Rika Park, Miami (FL)
4. Brittany Henderson, Costal Caro.
5. Leticia Ras-Anderica, Miami (FL)
6. Gabriella Wahl, East Tenn. St.


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VERTIWIND is a innovative Floating Vertical axis offshore turbine developed to produce in sea conditions. The turbine system has been developed by Nenuphar in France and the floaters are shaped by Technip. The commercialization for the pacaific coast of Latin America, from Panama to Chile, is under the responsibility of EURL MP and its subsidiary MP Andina SPA.
VERTIWIND already exists with a nominal output of 2.5 MW and units of 6MW are under development. The most important advantage of VERTIWIND is its ability to produce above the rated capacity. As a matter of fact, the shape of the turbine allows VERTIWIND to act as a sailboat and being steadily tilted which increase the surface of treated wind. A gain of 25% can be expected with wind of 15 m/s.
VERTIWIND can produce above the nominal output thanks to the fact that can be tilted up to 20 degrees. This inclination allows you to treat a larger area of wind and electricity production to grow by 25%.
VERTIWIND has an alternator that works without gearbox. It has the advantage to reduce the components and interfaces between components and therefore generates a better efficiency for the production of electricity.
VERTIWIND shows an alternator and an electric installation below the turbines in the pylon in order to down the center of gravity and to stabilize the whole installation. It allows to increase the weight of the alternator and therefore to produce without gearbox.
Furthermore, it allows and to duplicate all the electrical system in order to avoid intervention on the site for specific failures.
VERTIWIND has an air conditioning system with a positive pressure inside the pylon. It allows you to protect the internal facilities of dizziness air corrosion.
VERTIWIND is produced and assembled at the coast. The units are then tugged by boat to the site and anchored as an oil drilling platform, without any civil works. It enables not only to increase the efficiency of production and installation, but also to reduce the risk of works at sea.


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Jun 1, 2007 12:01 PM
Take the pain out of your backside with these whimisical Birdie Hot Water Bottles ($30) by Pussy Home Boutique. These feel-good hotties feature cute bird applique accents and are topped with bright color ribbons. They're available in brown/pink and green/coral.
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The patents mostly describe ways to present related information to consumers while they browse the Web. One allows sites to offer suggestions for merchandise related to what a person is viewing, while another outlines a method of showing content related to an article someone is reading.
- 6,034,652 - "Attention Manager for Occupying the Peripheral Attention of a Person in the Vicinity of a Display Device."
- 6,263,507 - "Browser for Use in Navigating a Body of Information, With Particular Application to Browsing Information Represented By Audiovisual Data."
- 6,757,682 - "Alerting Users to Items of Current Interest."
- 6,788,314 - "Attention Manager for Occupying the Peripheral Attention of a Person in the Vicinity of a Display Device."
The remaining patents are similarly vague -- a little too vague, apparently. US District Judge Marsha Pechman called the allegations "spartan" and dismissed the case for not being specific enough. She gave Allen a deadline of December 28 to file an amended case, and that's precisely what he plans to do.
A spokesman for Allen said he would refile accordingly and called judge's decision a "procedural issue" that won't stop the suit.


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2013 Massachusetts Softball
St. Bonaventure at Massachusetts (Game 1)
Mar 30, 2013 at Amherst, Mass. (Sortino Field)
Score by Innings R H E
St. Bonaventure..... 010 210 0 - 4 7 1
Massachusetts....... 210 021 X - 6 6 4
Umpires - HP: Joe Alfonse 1B: Rich Silva 3B: John Moffitt
Start: 12:00 pm Time: 2:04 Attendance:
Weather: 51 & ptly cldy; W from NW at 9
MENDOKER faced 1 batter in the 7th.
2013 Massachusetts Softball
St. Bonaventure at Massachusetts (Game 1)
Mar 30, 2013 at Amherst, Mass. (Sortino Field)
St. Bonaventure starters: 24/cf SNIDER; 13/ss MCDONOUGH; 14/dp ANDUJAR; 42/1b
SINCLAIR; 11/3b ROONEY; 9/lf ENDERBY; 21/rf STOWELL; 44/c WAITE; 4/2b BELFIELD;
8/p BILCHAK;
Massachusetts starters: 33/cf MATTHEW; 4/ss DIAZ-PATTERS; 13/rf BETTENCOURT;
5/1b MEEKS; 12/2b CARBONE; 24/dp WEBSTER; 6/lf DELLA VECCHI; 22/3b ROGERS; 34/c
GRAY; 26/p MENDOKER;
St. Bonaventure 1st - SNIDER grounded out to 2b (3-2
BBFBS). MCDONOUGH walked (3-2 BBBKKFFB). ANDUJAR reached on a fielding error by
3b (2-2 BKBF); MCDONOUGH advanced to second. SINCLAIR grounded out to 3b (1-2
KBSFF); ANDUJAR advanced to second; MCDONOUGH advanced to third. ROONEY
grounded out to 3b (1-0 B). 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 2 LOB.
Massachusetts 1st - MATTHEW walked (3-0 BBBB).
MATTHEW stole second. DIAZ-PATTERS tripled to right center, RBI (1-1 BK);
MATTHEW scored. BETTENCOURT flied out to cf, SF, RBI (1-1 BF); DIAZ-PATTERS
scored. MEEKS fouled out to 2b (3-2 KBBFBF). CARBONE doubled to center field
(1-0 B). WEBSTER flied out to cf (0-0). 2 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1
St. Bonaventure 2nd - ENDERBY grounded out to ss
(1-0 B). STOWELL walked (3-0 BBBB). WAITE singled through the left side (2-2
BKBK); STOWELL advanced to second. BELFIELD reached on catcher's interference
(3-2 BFBBS); WAITE advanced to second; STOWELL advanced to third. SNIDER
singled up the middle, RBI (0-0); BELFIELD advanced to second; WAITE advanced
to third; STOWELL scored, unearned. MCDONOUGH reached on a fielder's choice
(0-0); SNIDER advanced to second; BELFIELD advanced to third; WAITE out at home
3b to c. ANDUJAR struck out looking (3-2 KBFBFBK). 1 run, 2 hits, 1
error, 3 LOB.
Massachusetts 2nd - DELLA VECCHI popped up to p (2-1
BBF). ROGERS popped up to cf (0-1 K). GRAY homered to center field, RBI (2-1
BFB). MATTHEW grounded out to 2b (0-1 K). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0
St. Bonaventure 3rd - SINCLAIR lined out to 3b (1-0
B). ROONEY singled up the middle (0-0). ENDERBY singled to left field (3-2
BBBKK); ROONEY advanced to second. STOWELL grounded out to ss (2-1 FBB);
ENDERBY advanced to second; ROONEY advanced to third. WAITE grounded out to 2b
(2-2 BKFBF). 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Massachusetts 3rd - DIAZ-PATTERS flied out to rf
(2-2 BFBF). BETTENCOURT fouled out to 1b (0-0). MEEKS singled to left center
(1-0 B). CARBONE grounded out to 3b (3-1 BBBK). 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors,
St. Bonaventure 4th - BELFIELD walked (3-0 BBBB).
SNIDER homered to right field, 2 RBI (3-1 BBBK); BELFIELD scored. MCDONOUGH
grounded out to c unassisted, interference (3-1 KBBB). ANDUJAR singled,
advanced to second on an error by rf (0-0). SINCLAIR grounded out to p (2-0
BB). ROONEY grounded out to ss (0-0). 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 1
Massachusetts 4th - WEBSTER lined out to p (0-2 FF).
DELLA VECCHI walked (3-0 BBBB). ROGERS flied out to cf (2-2 FFBB). GRAY popped
up to ss (1-1 BF). 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
St. Bonaventure 5th - ENDERBY grounded out to 1b
unassisted (0-1 K). STOWELL walked (3-1 BBKBB). WAITE grounded out to 1b
unassisted (0-1 F); STOWELL advanced to second. BROWN pinch ran for STOWELL.
BROWN advanced to third. BELFIELD walked (3-1 BBKBB). SNIDER reached on a
fielding error by 3b (2-1 BBK); BELFIELD advanced to second; BROWN scored,
unearned. MCDONOUGH grounded out to p (1-1 BF). 1 run, 0 hits, 1 error, 2
Massachusetts 5th - STOWELL to rf for BROWN. MATTHEW
walked (3-0 BBBB). DIAZ-PATTERS reached on a fielder's choice (0-0); MATTHEW
out at second p to 2b to ss. BETTENCOURT homered to left field, 2 RBI (0-0);
DIAZ-PATTERS scored. MEEKS reached on a fielding error by 3b (1-2 FBK). ZENK
pinch ran for MEEKS. CARBONE grounded out to 3b (1-0 B); ZENK advanced to
second. WEBSTER flied out to cf (1-0 B). 2 runs, 1 hit, 1 error, 1
St. Bonaventure 6th - MEEKS to 1b for ZENK. ANDUJAR
grounded out to 3b (1-1 KB). WATSON pinch hit for SINCLAIR. WATSON grounded out
to ss (1-0 B). ROONEY singled to shortstop (2-0 BB). ENDERBY walked (3-0 BBBB);
ROONEY advanced to second. STOWELL grounded out to 3b (3-2 BBBKK). 0
runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Massachusetts 6th - SINCLAIR to 1b for WATSON. DELLA
VECCHI walked (3-1 BKBBB). ROGERS out at first 3b to 2b, SAC, bunt (0-0); DELLA
VECCHI advanced to second. GRAY flied out to rf (0-1 K); DELLA VECCHI advanced
to third. MATTHEW singled to center field, RBI (3-1 BBBK); DELLA VECCHI scored.
DIAZ-PATTERS flied out to 2b (0-0). 1 run, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1
St. Bonaventure 7th - WAITE walked (3-1 BBBKB).
LEMIRE to p for MENDOKER. BELFIELD flied out to rf (0-0). CABOOT pinch ran for
WAITE. SNIDER lined out to cf (0-1 K). MCDONOUGH grounded out to 3b (0-0).
0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 1 LOB.


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Hello All. I'm sorry to report that Jigsaw is in a dire fiscal situation. Our board appointed Treasurer, a Jigsaw member for over a year, has not been in touch for the previous 3 weeks and we are unable to contact him. His family assured Willow he is alive and well. And thankfully, he has not absconded with Jigsaw funds in any sort of way, but we are left in a bookkeeping lurch.
We find ourselves 700$ short of February rent for the space, due in full, in 3 days. Many thanks to Leviathan Security for getting us well on the way to making rent – but we still have that 700$ to make. Yes, we can pay late, but would rather not stack late fees on top of everything else. Although we thank everyone who has already payed dues for the month of January (and beyond), this is the critical time for those who have not yet paid dues for January, or plan to pay dues for February, to do so.
Other options for chipping in:
- Donate!
- Stick a check, some cash, negotiable bearer bonds, your car title, or property deed into the donations box.
- Ask friends and coworkers to donate. Or bring them by. Maybe they'll love Jigsaw and also be willing to contribute!
- Pay dues in advance for February or longer. (See below.)
Some incentives:
- We have 501c3 status via The School Factory's umbrella. (ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED), so what you donate to Jigsaw is tax deductible!
- Pay in advance and save. *jazzhands* : pay 6 months in advance, you'll get a month free. Pay for 1 year in advance and get 2 months, etc.
Contingency plans are bleak. What happens if we don't make it? Well, Jigsaw goes away (or at least doesn't have a dedicated space) and Willow will likely gain a lot of debt and jadedness. To keep this from happening in the future, here are some long-term plans we're working on: corporate matching, grants, having a responsible treasurer.
Naturally, we are looking for both a replacement and an interim treasurer. If you have past experience handling money for non-profits or keep an immaculate personal budget, please enquire to willow at jigsawrenaissance dot org
It's difficult and frustrating to make these types of announcements. But they are necessary to uphold Jigsaw's administrative transparency. Thank you for you're time and continued support.
In parting, enjoy #8 of Bre Pettis & Kio Stark's Manifesto of the Cult of the Done:
"Laugh at perfection. It's boring and keeps you from being done."


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Known predators of Xerus inauris are black-backed jackals (Canis mesomelas).Puff adders (Bitis arietans) and monitor lizards (Varanus exanthematicus) are also known predators of Cape ground squirrels....Ground squirrels eat bulbs, fruits, grasses, herbs, insects and shrubs.(EOL)
Diet: Acacia seeds, dry pods, pulpy parts of wild fruits and a variety of other grass and seeds.
Predators: Serval, wildcat, black-backed jackel, honey badger, grey heron, black-shouldered kite, spotted eagle owl, cape cobra (GS)......genet....Predators: The main predators of Vlei rats include Servals, Barn owls and snakes.(wildcliff)
Predators: Black-backed jackal
Predators: African wildcat, serval
If they are available, S. campestris prefers seeds of Acacia species, particularly A. tortilis. PREDATION: Known Predators * barn owls (Tyto alba) While it is presumed that S. campestris faces predation from larger carnivorous mammals and snakes, the only predator that has been specifically noted for this species is the barn owl.
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Youngest son of Peter Tosh is being held in jail on a $200,000 bond in Bergen County, New Jersey.
In a bond reduction hearing on October 7th, Bergen County judge, John A. Conte, refused to release Rastafari reggae artist, Jawara McIntosh, known also as Tosh 1, on his own recognizance to await trial.
Tosh is charged with possession of 25 pounds of marijuana with intent to deliver.
The previously set $200,000 bond was left unchanged, although Judge Conte has taken under advisement the defense's suggestion of the "Family Bond" as an alternative to the monetary bond.
You can help Tosh make bond here.


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Nov. 6, 2012
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The University of Iowa field hockey team has earned a berth in the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Iowa (14-6, 4-2 Big Ten) will play seventh-ranked Virginia in the first round on Saturday at 1 p.m. (CT) in Charlottesville, Va. The Hawkeyes and Cavaliers (15-5, 4-1 ACC) will square off at Turf Field on the campus of the University of Virginia.
It marks Iowa's sixth NCAA Tournament selection in the last nine years, and its 22nd NCAA bid in program history -- the most of any school as a member of the Big Ten Conference.
"It means a lot," said UI head coach Tracey Griesbaum. "It's our standard that we want to achieve every year. To hit this marker again is really special."
No. 15 Drexel (15-6, 5-2 CAA) and No. 2 Princeton (17-1, 7-0 Ivy) complete the four-team regional and will play Saturday at 10 a.m. (CT). The winning teams will square off Sunday at 1 p.m. (CT) to advance to the NCAA Final Four, which will be hosted in Norfolk, Va.
"It's a really strong region," said Griesbaum. "Princeton had a great season and deserved a top-four seed, and Virginia is like a top-four seed. They play in the ACC and are going to be ready. Overall, the bracket looks really good, and our region in particular looks good."
Iowa, ranked 14th nationally, was selected to the NCAA Tournament for a second-consecutive season, earning back-to-back bids for the first time since 2007-08. Last year, the Hawkeyes fell at eventual NCAA champion Maryland, 4-2, in the first round of the tournament. Iowa will seek its first NCAA Tournament win since winning at Michigan State, 1-0, on Nov. 16, 2008.
The Hawkeyes, who claimed the 1986 national championship, are 26-22 all-time in NCAA Tournament play. Iowa has a 9-4 record in first round games, and an 11-6 mark in second round match-ups. Iowa's 26 tournament victories and 11 NCAA Final Fours are the most of any school as a member of the Big Ten Conference.


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Respect for intellectual labor and creativity is vital to academic discourse and enterprise. This principle applies to works of all authors and publishers in all media. It encompasses respect for the right to acknowledgement, right to privacy, and right to determine the form, manner, and terms of publication and distribution.
Because electronic information is volatile and easily reproduced, respect for the work and personal expression of others is especially critical in computer environments. Violations of authorial integrity, including plagiarism, invasion of privacy, unauthorized access, and trade secret and copyright violations, may be grounds for sanctions against members of the academic community.
This is a guide to the ethical and legal use of software for members of the academic community. In terms of copyright, software can be broken down into the following classifications:
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ZF2-502: AbstractRowGateway
Hello, I'm writing to notice what seems to be an issue in AbstractRowGateway
The code bellow in line 104
public function populate(array $rowData, $rowExistsInDatabase = false)
$this->data = $rowData;
if ($rowExistsInDatabase == true) {
} else {
$this->primaryKeyData = null;
return $this;
When called to populate the object with existing data from the database the call is:
$row = new RowGateway("id", "supplier", $adapter);
$row->populate((array)$someRow, true);
when changing the data the call would be:
The issue is that if you do this the second call will clear the primary Key fields
So, my point is that the else block should be removed from this. If a new row is to be created or the value cleared the "user" should insert new values.
Best regards, FR
PS: The Unknown macro seems to be a issue of the parser in this wiki system.
populate() is not really for "changing data". As you can see, $this->data = $rowData; every time populate is called. If you want to change data (from an array), we really need a separate method for that, or alter the data row-by-row via the object or array interface for the object.
Ok, your correct.
But then can we just add a new method for this...
public function setFromArray(array $newData ) { foreach ($newData as $k => $v ) { if (array_key_exists($k, $this->data)){ $this->data[$k] = $v; } } return $this; }
This is copying a method from ZF1 not sure if it's exactly like this in zf1. Anyway just talking.
BR, André
This issue has been closed on Jira and moved to GitHub for issue tracking. To continue following the resolution of this issues, please visit: https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/issues/2544


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Jewelry designer Claudia Lobão
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Claudia Lobão presents her newest jewelry collection of the season and meets with her Houston fans and customers at the MFA Shop.
Born and raised in Brazil, Lobão has an extensive arts background and focused her talents on fashion by working with some of Brazil's top designers. She is the recipient of the Fashion Group International's "Rising Star" award, and her jewelry is sold in nearly 700 stores worldwide.
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Falmer Blood Elixir is a potion in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
This potion is sold by Brynjolf with great hype to distract the crowd during a quest "A Chance Arrangement". He yells out and tells everyone he has a special announcement. It is sold for 20 gold allegedly as a "miracle elixir" for giving oneself "god-like powers"...and a whole one point of health!
Some people in the crowd fall for this scheme, (Haelga being one of them as one is found in her house afterwards). Other people in the crowd can be heard having several comments that can be summed up with "This another one of your scams, isn't it, Brynjolf?", while others can be heard asking if this has anything to do with "snow elves".
- There are a few bottles on the market stand where Brynjolf is selling it. However, they may not be picked up and they are fixed objects, and cannot be moved in any way.
- It can be found in Haelga's Bunkhouse, on the nightstand in her bedroom behind the counter. There are no quest-related prerequisites for obtaining it, and as all items in the bunkhouse replenish over time, it is possible to have more than one Falmer Blood Elixir after a certain period of time.
- Despite being a potion, the description states it "heals the caster", rather than "Restore X health".
- The fact that Byrnjolf sells this elixir in the false claim of godlike powers, is most likely a reference to snake oil , a term for a fraudulent or unproven medicine.


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All Things D: With Steam Machines on the Horizon, Valve Makes Its Linux Love Official
"Gabe Newell is the Steve Jobs of the gaming industry."
That's Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin, praising the managing director of Valve. It's not an uncommon sentiment — Newell's games studio, which he co-founded in 1996, frequently earns comparisons to Apple by way of its rabid fans and quality-over-quantity philosophy.
Read more at All Things D.


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Come join Geneva Musgrave, our Diversity and Inclusion Progam Educator as she informs thousands of festival goers about issues facing the LGBT community. Our booth number is 205. There will be lots of goodies and publications available to take. Come join in the celebration!
Lambda Legal in the PinesJuly 9, 2016
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Our 38th Annual Lambda Legal in the Pines event returns for a wonderful celebration in honor of the tremendous work Lambda Legal does to empower LGBT people and those living with HIV.
Lambda Legal in San DiegoJuly 13, 2016
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Join us for Lambda Legal's annual San Diego fundraiser that takes place the Wednesday before San Diego Pride. Guests will enjoy cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and hear a short and inspiring program about Lambda Legal's work for the equality of LGBT people and those with HIV. Guests will be asked to help Lambda Legal fight for equality by making a gift at/before the event.
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Last year's historic Supreme Court decision declaring marriage equality for same-sex couples nationwide was a monumental victory. However, the battle for equality for LGBT people and those living with HIV is far from over. And faced with tragedies like the mass shooting in Orlando that so blatantly targeted the LGBT community, we must remain steadfast in our resolve.
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Join us for our annual event in Santa Ana, hosted at the beautiful home of Stephen Hicklin and Phillip Hillenbrand. Enjoy delicious brunch and cocktails with fellow Lambda supporters, and hear an exclusive update on our exciting work. Featured speaker to be announced soon.
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Join the Seattle Leadership Committee and fellow Lambda Legal supporters for a beautiful garden party where we will discuss the challenges that lie ahead for us - working to combat anti-LGBT legislation, particularly those targeting our trans community, bad religious bills, and fair health provisions for all.
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No Doubt have plenty of songs ready for their next album, they're just missing one thing: Gwen Stefani.
When their frontwoman hit the snooze button on the band's would-be sixth LP last year to prolong her solo career, the rest of No Doubt continued to amass music for their long-awaited follow-up to 2001's Rock Steady (see "No Doubt — Minus Gwen — In Early Stages Of New Album" ). Guitarist Tom Dumont said plans are in motion for the project, though he warns that fans shouldn't expect to see the finished work until at least the Fall of 2008.
"Tony, Adrian and I have been busy preparing material for the album since this time last year," he wrote in an e-mail to MTV News. "So we have a lot of instrumentals looking for words."
Dumont wouldn't reveal many details about their stylistic approach thus far, saying only, "We've written so much stuff that covers so much ground that it's hard to say what sounds will win out in the end."
The guitarist denied recent gossip that bassist Tony Kanal had joined Stefani on tour to work on new material but said he and Kanal may meet up with her on the road later. Stefani's tour in support of The Sweet Escape has dates scheduled through October 20 in the Czech Republic (see "Gwen Stefani Makes 'Big' Plans For Spring Sweet Escape Tour" ).
"Gwen has a busy world tour all year, so obviously most of our writing this year would happen either separately or during a few off days here and there," Dumont said.
Stefani's original plan was to do one side project that she initially hesitated to term a solo album. That turned out to be 2004's massively successful Love, Angel, Music, Baby. Following a tour and the birth of her first child, Kingston, with Gavin Rossdale (see "Gwen Stefani Delivers Baby Boy" ), Stefani released The Sweet Escape in December.
"This break has been good for everyone," Dumont said. "We had been together as a band nonstop for so long that it was healthy for us to all stand on our own two feet, so to speak. In the past four years, I bought a house, got married and made a baby, so [I] pretty much grew up and returned to normal life outside of the rock stardom which dominated my 20s."
Dumont, Kanal and drummer Adrian Young also kept busy with various musical endeavors. Dumont collaborated with his friend Ted Matson on an instrumental project called Invincible Overlord and produced two albums for singer Matt Costa, the second of which is due this fall (see "You Hear It First: Matt Costa").
"Matt is pretty unique in that he grew up in Huntington Beach in the skateboarding scene there, but is primarily consumed with music from the '60s and before," Dumont said. "He gets excited by British artists like the Kinks and Donovan, but has an equal love for early American folk and blues, from the Carter Family to Buddy Holly."
Kanal lent Stefani a hand on both of her solo albums and produced songs for Hawaiian rockers Pepper and reggae singer Elan (see "No Doubt's Tony Kanal Spending Band's Hiatus Producing Reggae LP, Remixing Gwen" ). Meanwhile, Young played drums on Bow Wow Wow's 2004 tour and appeared on albums by Costa and Unwritten Law.


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Canadian College Student Allegedly Expelled for 'Reporting Bug'
Computer Science student Ahmed Al-Khabaz was reportedly expelled after reporting a security hole in the Omnivox software application its college was using.
The story, as per the report in the National Post, goes like this: while working on a mobile app to let fellow students access their college accounts, 20-year old Al-Khabaz stumbled on a serious bug that would allow anyone unrestricted access to the 250,000-member student directory. Among others, the bug allowed access to both personal information, such as social insurance number, home address and phone number and academics (class schedules).
Al-Khabaz reportedly disclosed the flaw to his professor, who told him the issue would be fixed by Omnivox maker Skytech in an update. Three days later, Al-Khabaz used a vulnerability scanner application at the college's web application to see if the issue had been fixed. He immediately got a phone call from Skytech president Edouard Tarza.
"He said that this was the second time they had seen me in their logs, and what I was doing was a cyber attack. I apologized, repeatedly, and explained that I was one of the people who discovered the vulnerability earlier that week and was just testing to make sure it was fixed," said Ahmed Al-Khabaz. He got expelled the next day for a "serious professional conduct issue."
The expulsion triggered a series of protests from the Dawson Student Union, which claims the decision was taken to downplay the importance of the security issue in the Omnivox application. An online petition to help Ahmed has been also posted online shortly thereafter.
Word of advice here: while figuring out bugs and reporting them helps both customers and software companies, probing a web application with commercial-grade penetration testing tools is neither ethical, nor legal. Any software developer with a reputation will gladly take feedback and criticism to improve the quality of their applications based on real-life feedback from the market. But shaking down a web-server to hunt for bugs without proper authorization can have nefarious consequences that are not short of a real attack. So, unless it's your server or you have the written permission from its owner, keep your hands and scripts off it at all times.
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I have a centOS5.4 server set that I have a "build script" for. The server runs as a webserver that runs apache+PHP for our proprietary app.
The build script, basically does a kickstart installation of the base OS and libraries that I need. I then have to go in and copy over the custom apache and PHP binaries that are built for our environment. Finally, I copy over our source code repository.
I have a couple problems with this, and would like advice on improving it:
1) If I build a new server, I want everything to be the same as the other servers. But at the time of install on the other servers I did an immediate yum update. If I do that currently on the new server, all kinds of libraries will be different.
2) Manually copying everything sucks. I'm about to build a shell script that will rscync and scp all the appropriate source code and config files, but I want to see if there is a better way first.
3) It would be ideal to create a disk dump image of the hard drive, then just DD that right onto the new server. BUT, for several servers, I am using software raid in mirror mode. Also, the hardware is slightly different. Does this matter? Will the mirror mode raid config just get picked up and rebuild the raid config on the second disk after I come back from boot? Will the other server hardware conflict with my base install?
Hopefully, someone comes out of left field here and just says, "No idiot, just user server clone enterprise 2k ++ ;) ". I would love that product. Thanks for your answers in advance.


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Miguel Cotto, the pugilistic pride of Puerto Rico, took part in a conference call Monday to hype his Dec. 1 clash against Austin Trout at Madison Square Garden. He said that at MSG, "you will see the best Miguel Cotto ever," and that he feels rejuvenated following his May loss to Floyd Mayweather,
Cotto said he was happy to be on the call and ready for Saturday. He then took calls from the press. "Anyone who knows Miguel Cotto knows he doesn't pick easy fights," he said, when asked if Trout, being a lefty who defends well, wasn't an easy or wise choice as a foe. "He was next in line...I'm not thinking about Trout, I'm thinking about myself self. I'm ready for whatever he tries on Saturday night."
Cotto said that his May 5 loss to Floyd Mayweather rejuvenated him, and that will show on Saturday. The loss was almost a win, because he performed so well.
Cotto said the crowd at MSG last December 3rd lifted him. "This fight was special," he said. "It was special for me, and special for them."
The Puerto Rican said that Trout's experience fighting on the road won't prepare him for MSG. He didn't want to give excess credit to Trout for being so willing to enter the lion's den, reasoning that that is what fighter's do, take on challenges. He remembered his first fight at MSG, seven years ago. He didn't expect this long-standing relationship and is grateful for having the success at MSG he has had. Cotto said he appreciates that the fans come out for him here, and thinks they know he entertains, always.
He was asked about the Saturday death of "Macho" Camacho, who was born in Puerto Rico. He said he didn't know Macho well, but watched him growing up, and wants to remember his ring skills and the glory he brought to PR.
Promoter Oscar De la Hoya of Golden Boy spoke on the call. He said that MSG is Cotto's second home, maybe the best fighter to come from Puerto Rico and that he expects a tough fight from Trout.


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Upstairs @ The Carriageworks: 8pm
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After starring in BBC1's Saturday night prank show Richard Hammond's Secret Service and skidding across fringes (Brighton, Camden and Edinburgh) during the Summer, left-field fringe favourites The Dog-Eared Collective are back. And this time, they're bringing the big guns.Featuring some of the wildest sketches and most anarchic characters from their comedy arsenal, this is a power hour that promises to blow your silly-bone to smithereens.
'Critics Choice 'Give this group a sketch show'Sunday Times, 2011
'Haemorrhage-inducingly funny'Whats OnStage
£8.50 (£7.50 concession)
Contact details:
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Theatre in Millennium Square showcasing the best national and international touring productions
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The music portion of the SXSW 2014 festival officially starts on Tuesday, March 11th, but it is already clear and refreshing that the many of the best bands with official (and unofficial) showcases are from the Austin area. With some late announcements and many surprises, this year's SXSW has been one giant adventure and has made narrowing down a list of must-see bands more than daunting. With more 2000 bands from around the world playing venues all over Austin, locals and visitors may find separating the truly greats bands from the less than great overwhelming. This year, many of Austin's bands have made that task easier. These are the bands that locals and visitors cannot afford to miss.
With an impeccable musical sensibility and the swagger to match, Not in the Face! is the best rock band on the Austin scene right now. Just four years after their formation they have gone from a garage band to a serious contender for national stardom. Last year alone, they embarked on a successful tour of the country, headlined at ACL Festival, and graced the pages of Rolling Stone. They have just released their new self-titled EP, and it is a beauty. Music fans who complain that there aren't enough great rock bands in Austin need to stop complaining, and head to the band's show case at midnight on Tuesday, March 11th at Dirty Dog Bar.
Haunting and mighty, The Black Angels have taken psychedelic rock and turned it on its ear. Their CD, Indigo Meadow, was one of the most interesting and innovative of 2013, and showed up on many Top 10 lists last year. The Angels take their name from the Velvet Underground track, "The Black Angel's Death Song. " Lead singer Christian Bland displays vocals that are positively sublime and call to mind those of Alan Wilson from Canned Heat. Drummer Stephanie Bailey is a muscular, powerful drummer who is joy to watch and to listen to. Unforgettable and mesmerizing, the Black Angels are not to be missed, and will be gracing the outdoor stage at the Mohawk on Wednesday, March 12th, at 10:45.
Sassy and swinging, The Jitterbug Vipers are a good time wherever and whenever they play. Featuring the stunning voice of Sarah Sharp and the classic guitar of legend Slim Richey, this is Texas Swing at its best. The Vipers just joined forces with Asleep at the Wheel's Elizabeth McQueen on the playful and utterly infectious tune, "Stuff It." Although they have a uniquely Texas sound, The Vipers have clearly gained countrywide appeal. Most recently, they were featured on KCRW in Los Angeles and NPR's Song Travels. Catch them in their natural habitat for a guaranteed good time on Thursday, March 13th at The Elephant Room at 8pm.
Austin favorite Elizabeth McQueen was with the legendary band Asleep at the Wheel for eight years before making the decision to go solo. With her sultry, beautiful voice she is already making quite a splash on her own with her new CD, The Laziest Remix. She has already been featured in the Austin Chronicle, Texas Monthly, and Austin 360. With a national tour underway, Elizabeth will be playing her official showcase with The Brothers Lazaroff on Thursday, March 13th at Shotguns at 9PM.
In a SXSW year in which nothing is certain, one thing is assured—Austin's local bands have given our city a lot to be proud of. It is truly gratifying to see so many of them receiving the exposure they deserve during this year's festival.


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Citizens Are Invited to Recycle Their Christmas Tree
Posted on 01/02/2013 9:51 am
The Wilmington Department of Public Works is collecting discarded Christmas trees this year—an effort which will add to the City's outstanding record of recycling trash and other materials. Wilmington currently recycles more than 35% of the City's total yearly trash stream instead of depositing the materials in the local landfill.
Citizens are invited to place their Christmas trees at the curb on their regular recycling collection day (Monday for residents east of I-95 and Tuesday for residents west of I-95 with the exception of City government holidays). All lights, ornaments and other decorations MUST be removed from the tree in order for it to be recycled. Collection crews will inform the Public Works Call Center of the location of the trees and a City-owned wood chipping truck will respond to the site and grind the tree into wood chips on the spot.
Citizens may also call the Public Works Call Center at 576-3878 at any time to request that the City come to their property to grind their discarded Christmas tree. The Public Works Department will endeavor to collect and grind trees for recycling on the same day they are reported or, at the very least, within a few days of them being placed at the curb.
The wood chips from the pine trees are used by the City during the spring season as cover for city parks and other properties. Pine wood chips also are used by the City to cover vacant properties that have become eyesores because of overgrown grass and weeds. Pine wood chips retard the growth of grass and weeds and thus prevent properties from becoming further overgrown and unsightly.
This seasonal City service will be available through mid-February, 2013.


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is it possible to receive / make calls on my pc via my android phone. if so how? i have been searching the internet for a while now to find a solution for this. I have a rooted HTC Desire and i live in Denmark if that changes anything.
Your PC / laptop needs to connect to your phone via Bluetooth. In Windows 7, provided your phone supports the relevant Bluetooth connections, you should be able to use your computer to listen to /speak with calls received on your phone.
You need to PAIR your phone with your computer via Bluetooth to enable this functionality.
In Windows 7, click the Bluetooth icon in the notification area (system tray) and choose your device.
Googled for this and this page came up among the first results .. Those still interested in the same issue , Google for "SoundAbout"
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CHATSWORTH, Calif. – Ron Sullivan, who directed adult films as Henri Pachard for more than 30 years, has died from complications of cancer. He was 69 years old.
Born June 4, 1939 in Kansas City, Mo., Sullivan became one of the most successful directors of porn's Golden Age and a kingpin of the New York-based theatrical adult film industry in the late 1970s.
When theaters began to close in the mid-80s, he migrated to Los Angeles and carved out another successful career in video production. His list of titles runs into the hundreds and includes such classics as Babylon Pink, Outlaw Ladies, Public Affairs and Taboo, American Style.
"He was my friend, my mentor, my partner, my inspiration," award-winning director Paul Thomas told AVN. "He taught me everything I know about set-up, about plot, about pacing – I can't even say all the things I learned from Ron."
"He was great fun," recalled veteran actress Gloria Leonard. "He had a marvelous sense of humor. He and I were both good joke-tellers, so we entertained one another. On the set, he consumed a fair amount of vodka, but that was after filming. It was always disguised as a glass of water or something. And of course, when he and I were having our little fling for about a year and a half or so, it was the days of mucho cocaine, and I used to make jokes about the fact that everything we liked began with a 'C': cigarettes, cannabis, cocaine, cognac."
Sullivan's career in entertainment goes back to the mid-'60s. He worked as a stage manager in New York and Williamsburg, Va., before getting into the film business, according to his frequent collaborator, screenwriter Raven Touchstone.
Sullivan's first movies as a producer and director were sexploitation features made for Distribpix, the independent New York distribution company founded by Arthur Morowitz and Howard Farber, later of Video-X-Pix fame. These early grindhouse films include the roughie Scare Their Pants Off (produced by Sullivan and directed by John Maddox), Lust Weekend, The Bizarre Ones and The Erotic Circus.
Sullivan also worked for Robert Downey, Sr.'s company PS Distribution and co-produced Downey's counterculture satire Putney Swope (1969). During the same period, Sullivan produced The Headless Eyes, a proto-slasher flick directed by Kent Bateman, the father of well-known mainstream performers Justine and Jason Bateman.
"He was a very noir kind of guy," Leonard remembered. "When we were in New York, he always wore a hat, like a fedora kind of thing. Then he moved to LA and I moved somewhere else; we kept in touch in a minimal level."
But Sullivan, though married five times, was in inveterate womanizer.
"We were an item for at least a year when we both still lived in NYC; kind of like Bogey and Bacall," Leonard said. "He called me Toots and I called him Sulli — he considered me a 'great dame' and I'd tell him he was a 'big lug.' So he comes to my house one day and he says, 'I had a dream that I packed up all my stuff and I left Joan [Sullivan's third wife] and I came to live with you.' I said, 'Ron, first of all, I don't have any closet space. Second of all, I love you dearly, but my theory is, you're here, we have a great time, I told you I love you. Now get the fuck out of here.'"
Actress/director/producer Candida Royalle had a similar story to tell.
"I found him to be one of the most charming, charismatic people I ever met; sinfully flirtatious, and just so wonderful and kind and such a delight to work for, and it really made me proud to be in his movie," Royalle said. "He was one of the best ever in that whole industry. He's just the kind of guy who made you – whenever I'd run into him, it felt so good because he had a way of looking at you that made you feel like no one else existed, at least for that moment. He just had such wonderful, loving, happy eyes and it's like he embraced you with his gaze and made you feel so special and so important and that he was really happy to see you and was interested in everything you had to say – and I don't say that lightly."
"My affair with him was very short-lived," she continued. "I was young, I wasn't even back in New York from L.A. yet; I was very naïve. My style was never to be with married men, and he was married so many times. He just loved women. He had to be married to them, he had to have sex with them, anything. But I remember very clearly – I was still living in L.A. and I was just brought out to work on a movie with Leslie Bovee and at one point, he was dropping me off somewhere, and I had such a massive crush on him, and I turned to him and I said, 'Do you love your wife?' And he thought about it for a minute, and he said, 'Yes, I do.' And I remember thinking, Well, what the hell am I doing here then? ... It's just that I could never be number two. He just was so wonderful and adorable and special and so incredibly talented, I just feel extremely sad for him and his wife."
Sullivan's prodigious sexual appetite seemed to go hand in hand with his creative ability.
"We had a great time working together," Touchstone, another former lover, remembered. "We worked together for a lot of years, but the biggest years were through the '80s and part of the '90s. We were doing movie after movie after movie. He was so gifted; he was so incredibly talented, and sometimes on the set he would be standing there very quietly with his hand on his chin, and people would be saying, 'Ron? Ron?' and Ron would say, 'Hush. When I'm quiet, I'm thinking.' And he was just brilliant."
Touchstone explained that during these meditative moments, Sullivan was picturing the upcoming action in his head.
"Ron was the first director I worked with who really knew how to direct," she said. "He understood talent; he knew how to get the best out of the players; he knew how to block; he knew the camera – he knew if you put a fan over here and you rigged it so that the blades were going slowly and you shot through the blades, you'd get this or that – he knew all this stuff, and it was such a pleasure to write for somebody who really could actually execute what I was writing."
"He was very sure of himself as to what he wanted in a scene, and kind of laid it out," Leonard agreed. "He was always a very friendly director; never harsh or belittling or anything like that. And if it wasn't what he wanted, he would just take it over again. In those days, it was okay to have three or four takes in a film."
Touchstone's and Sullivan's first collaboration was 1986's Blame It On Ginger, which won the award for Best Couples Sex Scene (Video) at the 1987 AVN Awards show. Sullivan had previously won AVN's first Best Director - Video award in 1985 for Long Hard Nights, and took home directorial awards again in 1988 for Talk Dirty to Me, Part V and in 1990 for The Nicole Stanton Story, Parts 1 & 2. He was also honored several times by the X-Rated Critics Association (XRCO), first in 1979 for Babylon Pink (his first full-length adult movie), then for Outlaw Ladies in 1981, Sexcapades in 1983, and Taboo American Style 1-4. He was one of the first inductees into both the AVN and XRCO Halls of Fame.
One of Sullivan's best-known early films was 1982's The Devil In Miss Jones 2.
"I met Ron in an office, just a standard theatrical office, and he hired me to do a remake of that famous film, The Devil In Miss Jones," recalled star Georgina Spelvin. "He got Jack Wrangler, a star of both gay and straight films, to play the Devil. To create his director's vision of hell, he used huge bursts of stage smoke made of dry ice blasted onto the set and made the crowded area a true hell. A delightful gay hair stylist was doing his best to give my character a lofty bouffant hairdo. Between each shot, he would drag me back to the dressing room to set, blow-dry and tease my poor wisps back into the shape of his vision... Nothing deterred Ron. He was an extraordinary director. I never saw him frown, I never heard a cross word out of his mouth. I never knew a director who had as much fun doing the films they did as Ron did; he was just great. It was a couple of films later – well, I was starving to death in Los Angeles at this time, and he called me one day and said, 'How are you doing, George?' And I said, 'Well, to tell you the truth, not very well. The rent's due and I'm flat busted.' He said, 'Will $200 help?' I said, 'Of course it will.' He said, 'It's in the mail,' and indeed, two days later, there was a check, which saved my butt that time... Henri is indeed one of a kind. Ron has been a good friend, a damned good friend for a very, very long time."
Devil 2, as Sullivan referred to it, was also his first collaboration with his son Jason, now a prolific cameraman and director in the industry, who thoroughly enjoyed the experience, but explained, "I wasn't allowed to be there for the sex scenes since I wasn't quite of age yet."
"Ron and my mom were divorced when I was about 3-1/2," Jason remembered. "They'd bought a house in Woodstock, NY. We lived there together for a bit, and dad would go to the City to work and visit on weekends, and we'd visit him once a month or so, and go see chop suey movies in Times Square."
Sullivan is best remembered for his New York hardcore classics, which showed him as a master at capturing boiling-hot sex scenes and creating genuinely dirty, kinky scenarios. One of his well-known directorial signatures was shooting sex in bathrooms.
"Ron flew me to New York, paid me $200 for the day, which was twice the going rate, and I got my first experience in an Henri Pachard bathroom scene," Spelvin recalled. "I think it was called Babylon Pink. He had me wrapped around all those facilities, trying to get my nether regions to a point where a camera could get a good shot in a very close encounter, until I thought I was going to bust the facilities trying to get myself out of there."
"Ron let me stay at his house, because when I was filming Babylon Pink, my husband, who was a crazy dentist – he used to beat me – was just always after me for something," remembered classic adult actress Samantha Fox. "Of course, I was doing porno which he loved and hated – and Ron and his wife were so gracious and let me stay there. Ron was a very handsome, smart, likeable and generous man, just a wonderful person."
Sullivan lived and worked on both coasts between 1980 and '85, before settling in Los Angeles in 1986.
"That's when my dad married his fourth wife, Deborah Holden," Jason said. "RSPT [Sullivan's partnership with Paul Thomas] was still flying about then, and dad was showing P.T. the directing and producing ropes, and P.T. was still producing for them, and they were educating each other."
"The work was really drying up in New York," Jason continued, "and video was taking over the film end of it, and there was no point flying to New York to make a cheap video; the budgets weren't catering to that sort of thing, and the pretty people were out here."
Sullivan flew frequently to San Francisco to make movies, during which period he became good friends with acclaimed director Alex deRenzy, with whom he later made the award-winning Hothouse Rose 1 & 2.
Touchstone also remembers the San Francisco days.
"I did a lot of art direction; I did wardrobe, costumed everything, wrote the movie and I would assist Ron in everything," she said. "I was like the second in command, and worked with talent and rehearsed them, did everything. So he would drive and I would fly, and I would meet the other kids – Randy Spears, or Rick Savage, all these kids – we'd meet at the Burbank airport and fly up to wherever we were going. They were really fun days. We were outlaws; we had this great familial sense with each other, and it seemed that everybody had their [emotional] baggage. It wasn't like today; it was a whole different thing. Everybody wanted to make a good movie and most of the kids – everybody that Ron used in all of these movies, for the most part, were all people who loved acting, like Randy Spears, Victoria Paris, Jeanna Fine – we did this thing called City of Sin and City of Sin: Street Angels with Jeanna."
Sullivan had what amounted to his personal troupe of performers, including some of the best-known names in the business.
"We'd say, 'Okay; who are we going to put in this movie?'" Touchstone explained. "We'd plan a movie and think about the cast before we wrote the role. See, the way we would work it is, Ron would say, 'Okay, we have to do a movie for so-and-so.' For a number of years here, we worked together on just about everything, and so he would come to where I was living, and we would sit outside and talk. We had an idea – he had an idea or I had an idea, either one, and we'd start talking about the story and he'd get this and then I'd pull this off of it and then he'd pull that off of it, and bouncing back and forth, putting the story together, putting the idea together, and then, 'Okay, we've got all this cast of characters; now who are we going to use here so that we can tailor the characters to these players?"
"What was so good was that Ron could get so much out of them," she continued. "We had Rachel Ryan in Kinky Business 2 – she loved performing. She was wonderful. We had Jerry Butler, a wonderful actor; Tommy Byron, who was wonderful in that movie. We used Herschel [Savage]. We had Rick Savage – all these really good players, who were very talented. Jamie Gillis, as far as acting goes, he was wonderful. He was the phantom in Phantom of the Cabaret; Keisha; Sharon Kane – I loved Sharon Kane, loved working with her, and Ron loved her. We used her a lot. Sharon Mitchell – all of the really good players. Nina Hartley, she was wonderful; she was in Talk Dirty To Me Part 6."
Touchstone has particularly vivid memories of Phantom of the Cabaret, which was shot in and around Paris.
"When we wrote Phantom of the Cabaret, we knew we were going to have Jamie Gillis," she said. "I knew as a writer that I could write anything for him and he could play it. I didn't have to keep it small; I could make it as big as possible, and Ron knew, when we were working off the idea, that with Jamie Gillis, we could make the idea as big as possible because we could get as dramatic as we wanted, because Jamie had the ability to act anything."
"We had six players who were our players that we took with us. The rest of the script, we used French people, a lot of whom could not speak English, so we would give them maybe one or two lines. Everything else had to be written in such a way that the dialog was so simple, we could teach them phonetically or there was no dialog at all and everything could be understood just by action."
"Ron was funny," Touchstone chuckled. "I had on tape, because I took my Betacam with me – I have on tape Ron making a speech to all of us. The first place we stayed was in Paris proper, in a hotel. Then we went about an hour outside of Paris to a little city called Tours, and we stayed and we shot in a hunting manor that was built in 1750. It was huge. The fireplace was so huge, you could put six people just in the burning part of the fireplace. And we were all gathered downstairs, and Ron says, 'Okay, now, I know none of you want to be here' – and we all started to laugh, because this was one of Ron's typical speeches he would say to the players on the set when nobody would gather at the same time – and he used to say that getting all the talent on the set at one time was like sweeping ants onto a dustpan – and he would always do his speech: 'I know that none of you want to be here' – but of course, we all wanted to be there; we were in Paris! It was very funny."
This author had the good fortune to be on Sullivan's set in 1995 when shooting the first volume of his series Venom. Always the innovator, Sullivan got the idea to hand the video camera to one of the actors, thereby creating the forerunner of what would become the popular POV genre.
"He would talk to them, and he would simply tell them exactly what he wanted them to do," Touchstone related. "Sometimes, in discussing the scene, the player, whether it was Joey Silvera or Jamie or whoever, would have a suggestion, and they would say whatever it was – 'What about if we do bla-bla-bla' – and Ron's stock line, if it was a good idea, was 'That's such a good idea, I'm going to take credit for it myself!' He was always willing to allow everybody to participate, to allow everybody to contribute to the best of their ability. His sets were always fun. They were relaxed, they were easy, and yet the work was intense, because he was getting the best out of everybody, but he always made it fun for everyone. Everybody loved working with him."
"His personal life was always a mess," Touchstone continued. "He had affairs with people in the industry. He had quite a nice relationship for a long time with Gloria Leonard. He called her Toots. He had a relationship with me for a while. He was the only person in the industry with whom I ever had a relationship of that sort, and he called me Toots also, and I called Gloria at one time and said, 'You're Toots 1 and I'm Toots 2.' He loved to be attached to a woman. He didn't like to be by himself, and his choices weren't always great. He was always getting married to somebody else. I knew two of his previous wives, both complete nutcases. I went to two of his weddings – I think he had five. He finally got it right when he married Deloras."
Even while undergoing treatment for cancer, Sullivan continued to direct and work on sets. His last movie was Hustler Video's Barely Legal Trouble Makers. An omnibus film designed to raise money to help him defray medical expenses, originally titled We Are the World XXX, was temporarily sidetracked because of disputes among its producers.
Sullivan is survived by Deloras, his wife of ten years, and two sons, Jason and Nate.


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THE RNLI sent out an SOS call to the nation – and Weymouth responded by raising more than £1,000.
SOS Day is the charity's biggest annual fundraising event when stations across the country host their own activities.
Weymouth's theme this year – Station Open Saturday (SOS) – was hailed a 'great success' by organisers, with more than £1,000 raised on the day.
This year's inaugural winter open day event was even more poignant as it coincided with the 143rd anniversary of Weymouth's first lifeboat, Agnes Harriet.
Ken Francis, publicity officer for Weymouth RNLI, said: "It went very well, we're really pleased with the fundraising.
"We had a winner of the National Lottery who was a local person from Weymouth and had won a special VIP tour and went into the back of the station with a one-to-one with officials and crew members."
At the event last weekend, the crew were on hand to show visitors around the boats and lifeboat station.
Pupils from Thornlow Preparatory School choir supported the day by singing sea shanties.
The Weymouth and Portland team is made up of 28 volunteers, and crews of 10 take it in turns to be on-call 24 hours a day.
Francis said: "A lot of mem-bers of the public were able to have their photos taken while dressed up as lifeboat crew and look over the lifeboats.
"In the boathouse there was tea and cakes and the chance to look at videos of recent rescues which was some quite dramatic footage."
The fundraising event, themed each year to fit the term SOS, was held only a few days after the 143rd anniversary of the Weymouth lifeboat, on January 26.
Francis added: "We celebrated the birthday of Weymouth's first lifeboat, Agnes Harriet, a few weeks ago and now we're starting to make plans for the 150th birthday in a few years' time.
"We're looking forward now to lifeboat week, which this year will be moved from our normal summertime dates to the end of May."
Last year, the Weymouth lifeboat team embarked upon an eight-hour charity bowlath-on, with the slogan Spare or Strike, managing to raise almost £2,000 in sponsorship.
The Weymouth RNLI team are volunteers, and the charity is supported entirely through donations.
All money raised during this year's SOS event will go towards new lifejackets being issued to crew members this year.
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Hamilton High School's Charger Robotics Team 537 earned the regional Chairman's Award for its impact on team members, community and other teams in the FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Robotics Competition. The Wisconsin Regional was held at U.S. Cellular Arena in Milwaukee and featured teams from seven states and two countries.
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On Friday, January 23, Giant Step celebrates its first anniversary at The Florida Room in Miami with legendary hip hop pioneers De La Soul and Brendan O'Hara & The Big Bounce.
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On March 30th I wrote about who we are kept safe from with designated, but not security screened gun free zones. Bottom line: nobody. I have been asking business owners why they have them and often they say it isn't their policy, it came down from superiors. As I have a life other than second amendment issues, I don't come back or wait around to talk to the higher-up. Now I have an easy way to spread the word.
Here is an Adobe Acrobat file you can print off and use any time you run across a gun free zone. It contains a cover letter, a copy of my March 30th article, and a lined sheet of paper. You print them off, sign the cover letter at the bottom, and create your own self-addressed #10 return envelope. You put the three sheets and your return envelope into a plain #10 business envelope and seal it. When you come to a building or say, the California Pizza Kitchen, and see the Gun Free Zone sign at the front, you ask the greeter at the door who the manager is. When they tell you the person's name, you pull out your envelope and write their name on the front. You politely ask the greeter to get the letter into the adressee's hands and bid them a polite farewell.
If for no other reason than curiosity the letter will be opened, maybe read and possibly responded to. At the least you will have caused a decision maker to think about their gun free zone policy and made them aware that there are folks among the public who think GFZ's are silly and ineffectual at best, and create safe fire zones for killers at worst. If you do happen to get any responses, I would love to hear about it. I will write a column some time in the future about the success of this campaign and some of the responses that you received. Contact me at DanBidstrupAtHotmail.com (of course replacing At with @ to make the magic work). If you wish to keep a copy of the file on your computer, right click the link and select "Save Target as" and put it on your hard drive.
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OBSERVING A BLAZE: Police officers watched a forest fire near Valencia, Spain, Monday. More than 500 firefighters and 27 airplanes and helicopters were deployed to try to extinguish the fire, which has forced the evacuation of at least 2,000 people from a mountainous region. (Jose Jordan/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)
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WORKING ON THE RAILROAD: Workers inspected rails in the Tanggula section of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway in Golmud, Qinghai province, China, Sunday. The workers maintain about 125 kilometers of railway that was built on frozen earth in Qinghai province. (Li Shaopeng/Xinhua/Zuma Press)
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How about organising a children's party at an outside venue?
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Richmond, VA - Today, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden joined former governor and U.S. Senate candidate Tim Kaine for a tour and employee townhall at GridPoint, Inc., an industry leader in providing businesses with energy solutions that increase efficiency and decrease overall energy costs.
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"I served with George Allen, and I don't get into the business of attacking candidates, but I do believe that if Virginians want to get beyond hyper-partisanship and the practice of pitting individuals against one another, Tim Kaine is the answer."
Since 1996, Senator Wyden has served Oregon in the United States Senate and has been recognized as a leading voice for bipartisanship in the Senate, crafting innovative solutions on taxes, technology, infrastructure investments and clean energy.
"As a U.S. Senator, I look forward to partnering with Senator Wyden and others to foster innovation, grow high-tech manufacturing jobs, and strengthen our economy. I was proud to work with both parties as governor to pass strategic initiatives for Virginia that improved education, balanced the budget, and promoted public health and safety. If elected, I will continue to work with members of any party who have ideas to move our country forward."


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The pop culture hit film phenomenon "The Sandlot" has celebrated it's 20th anniversary, with cast members making a special reunion appearance all but Mike Vitar and Tom Guiry who starred as Benny "The Jet" Rodriguez and Scotty Smalls according to the Wednesday, July 24 Huffington Post reports.
Vitar retired from show business in the late 1990s and has since become a firefighter in Los Angeles. "Sandlot" cast members who were able to join in the reunion tour in Salt Lake City (where the film was shot over two decades ago) included Patrick Renna ("Ham"), Chauncey Leopardi ("Squints") and Shane Obedzinski, who played "Repeat" in the film.
"Sandlot" writer and director David M. Evans also joined the reunion
at the Utah ceremony honoring the film's shooting location, with more than 12,000 fans in attendance.
The celebration kicked off in the early afternoon with a carnival featuring live music from Salt Lake country band Calico Sage and surf-rock band The New Electric Sound. Vendors and fans lined the streets. Some vendors sold food from the movie, such as s'mores in honor of the tree house sleepover scene, where Porter shows Smalls how to make a s'more.
The Utah Film Commission then presented a plaque to the director and crew in honor of "The Sandlot" location becoming a historical filming landmark. As he presented the plaque, the representative said this has never been done before, but the Film Commission realized how special the location is to fans and locals and wanted to commemorate the former baseball field.
Following the plaque dedication, the attending cast and crew signed autographs for devoted fans who lined up around the entire field.
See "Sandlot" reunion video here.
"When you're a kid, there are movies that make your childhood, and this is one of them," Jackson said. "The fact that it was filmed here and that we all grew up here is cool, too. This is one of the only movies that I would come to something like this for."
Who was your favorite character from "The Sandlot?"
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