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If you like easy-reader books about animals, here are some picture books about animals that I think you might like:
Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney.
At bedtime, a little llama worries after his mother puts him to bed and
goes downstairs.
Duck in the Truck by Jez Alborough.
When Duck gets his truck stuck in the muck, he needs some help to get it
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really enjoyed Walk Two Moons! Sharon Creech has written many books,
my personal favorite is called Heartbeat. Here are a few more titles
you might enjoy:
Saffy's Angel by Hilary McKay.
Saffy always thought she knew exactly where she fit in her family until
she discovered she was adopted. Suddenly, she feels very alone, until a
mysterious inheritance reminds her just how much family she really has.
Elsewhere by Gabrielle Zevin.
If you enjoyed Fablehaven by Brandon Mull, you may want to look the sequel to that book, which is Fablehaven: Rise of the Evening Star by Mull. This book continues the story of Kendra and Seth as they race back to the refuge for mythical and magical creatures in order to protect it from the Society of the Evening Star, an organization trying to infiltrate the preserve and steal a hidden artifact of power.
Some more good books for you are:
I'm so glad you enjoyed the book Parts by Tedd Arnold. While I haven't
read that book, it sounds really funny! I have suggested three other
titles below that I hope you might like. In fact, the first title is
written by the same author, Tedd Arnold. Enjoy!
Even More Parts: Idioms from Head to Toe by Tedd Arnold.
A young boy is worried about what will happen to his body when he hears
such expressions as "I'm tongue-tied," "don't give me any of your lip,"
and "I put my foot in my mouth."
Since you enjoyed Now We Are Six by A.A. Milne, I am including among the list of funny books, some humorous poetry as well. I hope you find some books that you will enjoy.
Hand, Hand, Fingers, Thumb by Al Perkins. Rhyming text describes what
can be done on a drum with hand, fingers, and thumb.
Cat Is Back At Bat by John Stadler. Fourteen rhymed verses describe
funny animals, for example, "A big pig tries a wig" and "A snake tries
to bake a cake."
If you like, "Have You Seen My Duckling?" you may like these other books with simple pictures and not too many words.
Have You Seen my Duckling? by Nancy Tafuri.
A mother duck leads her brood around the pond as she searches for one missing duckling.
The Little Red Hen by Byron Barton.
The little red hen finds none of her lazy friends willing to help her plant, harvest, or grind wheat into flour, but all are eager to eat the bread she makes from it.
Splash! by Flora McDonnell.
I'm so glad you found our Book Match Service and I hope I can make some suggestions that will work for you. There are quite a few series that have cute and sassy girls for the age range you suggest. You may already know some of these, but maybe a new one will come out. All of the titles I am including here are the first title in a series, so if one appeals you may look for more about the same character by the same author. I suggest you try the following:
Thanks again for your Book Match request. You told us that you liked The New Kid at School, by Kate McMullan. I assume you have read, "Revenge of the Dragon Lady," which is book 2, and Class Trip to the Cave of Doom, book 3. If not – check these out first! If you like the fantasy and adventure of these stories, or just like dragons, try these books!-
Knights of the Kitchen Table, by Jon Scieszka.
I like Marvin Redpost, too, and I'm so glad you are using our Book Match service! I'm glad you and Cory can read together and I'm sure it helps his growth as a reader.
Here are three books that I hope you and Cory might enjoy. They are all part of series that can extend your reading pleasure, if you like them!
Knights of the Kitchen Table by Jon Scieszka.
Joe receives a magic book for his birthday present from his uncle. Joe, Fred and Sam are transported to a time when evil knights, fire-breathing dragons and vile-smelling giants roamed the land.
Here are some books on Colonial crafts.
Home Crafts by Bobbie Kalman.
This is a Historic Communities book. It includes Soap making, and Candle making.
Josefina's Craft Book – The American Girls Collection.
This has a section on making a Straw broom.
The Heritage Sampler. A Book of Colonial Arts & Crafts by Cheryl G. Hoople.
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Oct. 12, 2013
The Massachusetts men's swimming and diving team opened it's 2013-14 campaign with a number of strong swims before ultimately falling to Boston University, 186-105 at the Joseph R. Rogers, Jr. Pool on Saturday.
The Terriers claimed first-place finishes in 12 of the 16 events.
"We just ran into a better team at this point of the year," head coach Russ Yarworth said. "We'll circle the wagons and keep training."
The high point scorer for the Minutemen was diver Josh Koppel. The sophomore from Latham, N.Y. won both boards, scoring 285.30 in the 1-meter and 329.10 in the 3-meter. With the diving events starting the meet, Koppel's 18 points helped UMass take a 18-11 lead.
But the Terriers had too much firepower in the pool at this point in the season. BU won first and second in the 200 medley relay and 1,000 freestyle to claim a 40-25 advantage.
In the pool, sophomore Wiktor Karpinski collected 13 individual points and 17 overall from relay teams. A native of Wilbraham, Mass., he took first in the 50 free in 21.52, less than half a second off his personal best set at last year's Atlantic 10 Championships. He finished second in the 100 free in 47.53, just .15 behind first.
Classmate Alessandro Bomprezzi was the other Minutemen swimmer to touch first in a race. The distance specialist out of Scottsdale, Ariz. won the 500 free in 4:48.06 after a third-place result in the 1000 free (9:59.27).
Junior Michael Glenn posted two second-place and two third-place in his first action of the year. The Overland Park, Kansan was part of the third place 200 medley relay `A' team, second in the 100 breast (59.91), third in the 200 breast (2:09.71) before finishing the day with a silver in the 200 IM (1:57.17).
Fellow Sunflower State freshman Ben Sloan had a solid first exposure to college swimming, notching second in both butterfly races - 1:54.80 in the 200 and 52.20 in the 100.
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Im starting my LO on solids this week and was wanting to do avocados first but Im not sure how to go about it since they brown so quickly. Any advice on how to keep them?Ive done the put the pit in the guacamole thing but that only saves it for a day. so, freezing maybe?? I dont want to have to buy a new avocado every other day lol
Add lemon or lime juice. The acid from the juice keeps it fresher longer.
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Gestational Diabetes-March 2012 Group
Avocado will brown no matter what you do, but pressing plastic wrap right up to the mashed avocado will help. If you like avocado, eat whatever the baby doesn't eat.
Just clice off a portion of the avocado.. leave the rest in it´s skin with the pit.. then add lemon juice to all the avacado that is exposed. Wrap in plastic.. Works for me. :)
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i leave the pit in, then put it in a zpi lock bag. it will brown a little on the top layer. either i give the brown part to him too or i cut a paper thin layer off before i give it to him.
just because it has a brown spot does not mean it is bad. It is a living thing and will change color.
"Passion is the element in which we live; without it, we hardly vegetate." Lord Byron
I usually just made a dip for DH and myself w/ the leftover avocado. Just mash, add lime juice, salt and pepper, finely chopped onions, fresh or jarred jalepenos and some sour cream...mix it all up and start dipping Tostidos blue corn chips until it's gone! LOL! I also have used other methods mentioned by PPs...press plastic wrap down on already mashed avocado keeping as little air away from its surface as possible, or leave the pit in the remaining half and throw it in a ziplock bag...I do usually spritz a little lime juice on it to keep oxidation at bay, but I've found even w/ doing so, it still turns brown...then I slice that thin layer of brown off when I am ready to use it and voila, it's like a freshly sliced avocado again. Good luck...hope your LO loves it as much as mine did!!
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leave the seed in with te half that is not used this will help keep it fresh a little longer. my lilttle one loves them
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I'm with the PP who said lemon juice. Mine kept for three days after I did this!
When LO was first eating avocado and could only eat a small bit at a time, I sliced it, laid them out on wax paper, and froze the slices. Once they were frozen I transferred them to a plastic baggy and thawed a slice as needed. Barely any browning that way.
Now she can eat half an avocado in one sitting- I just leave the uneaten half in the peel with the pit in. Sometimes I don't even bother refrigerating it. The tiny layer that browns I cut off. I have found that even parts that you cut out, if put back in the shell, will not brown.
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The people of Stillwater, Mississippi, are asking questions about murder. Again.
Twenty years ago Madeline Barker's father disappeared. Despite what everyone else thinks, Madeline's convinced her stepfamily had nothing to do with it. But the recent discovery of his car finally proves he didn't just drive away. Worse, the police find something in the trunk that says there's more to this case than murder.
With no other recourse, Madeline decides to hire a private investigator -- even if the cops don't like it. Even if her family doesn't like it. But when P.I. Hunter Solozano begins to uncover some shocking evidence, someone in Stillwater is determined to put a stop to Madeline's search for the truth. And that means putting a stop to her. Permanently.
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Exciting writing
Exciting writing…it's the Holy Grail for so many people. Publishers have to say "no" far more often than they say "yes." Is that because they just can't say "yes" to everybody, they have to be selective? Or is it slim pickings? Is it just me, or does a lot of writing recently just seem…tired? Or in a lot of cases like the writer is trying so hard to please you that it's distracting. It's hard to get lost in a story when you're distracted. But seriously, don't you hate when you can smell the desperation off the pages?
I'm being too judgmental. As a reader, I fall short. I am tired, and distracted, and desperate. I want to read exciting writing, but I'm unwilling to be excited. Think back to the days of reading a book under the duvet with a flashlight because the story was more important than sleep. Lemony Snicket is partially to blame for my bad eyesight, I'm sure. And think about the books you read inside your open textbook in class because finishing the chapter was more important than your studies. That was exciting writing. When they added "unputdownable" to the OED, it was to describe writing so thrilling that there was no other way to describe it.
What counts as exciting writing is certainly a matter of individual taste. I happen to think that those books that go viral – the ones that start that frenzy – are pretty exciting. You know the frenzy I'm talking about, because it starts with the quiet rumblings about a book and then gets louder and louder until you can't go anywhere in the world without feeling like an ignoramus for not having read it. It's exciting to read during the silence. When the rumblings haven't started yet, but you have a feeling they soon will.
Lately it seems like the young adult generation are having all the excitement. But they deserve it. They are not tired, and distracted, and desperate. They read with ferocious appetite and the kind of excitement that most authors dream of inspiring. The young adult novel is taking over. Their generation has exploded and now all it takes is a few of them to start the fanaticism and it's like they put a microphone to the rumblings. No wonder the young adult generation is becoming a black hole, sucking up all the excitement. That's the Holy Grail publishers should look for.
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i disagree. the novel in the youth market is tired and to be honest worrying. it has'nt actually changed. elves,giants etc faux tolkien epics following that formulae. zombies,werewolves and vampires oh my..nothing but hyperreal porn for the advert regeneration. the writers..the decent writers of fantasy/horror for young adults are so far underground the pale n' pretty vampire elite could'nt find them with a beautifully designed fingernail(and those pete murphy cheekbones ain't never bit no neck). lemony snickert while a decent writer did'nt exactly explore new territory nor for that matter did jk rowling..just rehashes of old themes for the don't read generation.
jay russell,michael marshall smith et al began writing detective fiction because no-one was buying their badly promoted work in the horror/dark fantasy genre.
children are only given safe literature to read and that is no match for the computer games they play. maybe if more writers wrote grapic/computer game novels they would fare better.
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I don't know where the exciting writing is living these days. Some of the old reliables are still out there. MM Smith may be writing more thrillers than SF, but he is always worth reading. The likes of Kim Newman and Paul McAuley can be trusted for good work. You can't go wrong with any Joe R Lansdale. The Honest guys are clearly trying to put some new and exciting material out there. But will readers buy it? Will readers pay for anything? It often doesn't seem like it and that is a worry. Then again, people have been sweating the death of publishing/literature/culture for…ever.
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What to uninstall?
By terryh on Jun 01, 2005
The current installer for the product I work on automatically generates an uninstaller. Unfortunately, this is sometimes less than ideal in it's action.
One example of this is that the installer generates a license file, but the uninstaller doesn't make it go away. This is due to the file not "belonging" to any package. I am currently investigating ways round this problem. It seems easy enough for SVr4 packages, but I haven't found the right answer for RPMs yet.
Another issue that can arise is with components that are shared between releases of the product. At the moment, this only affects Linux, where we install some supporting "system" RPMs along with the the product packages. If you install two different releases of the product, and then uninstall one of them, it is possible that the "supporting" RPM will be uninstalled, leaving the remaining product less functional.
The third issue with the uninstaller is that it is not the exact inverse of the installer. That is, if you do a full install followed by a full uninstall, you don't necessarily end up with an unchanged system. Again, this is due to "supporting" items being installed. For instance, on Solaris we (optionally, but by default) install patches.
I think it would be more intuitive if uninstall were the exact inverse of install. This seems to be a good argument for splitting the current installer into a separate "system preparation" step, which would do patching, add the right JDK, etc. and the actual product install. Product install would be exactly reversible. The system prep would not necessarily provide an easy way to reverse it's effects, and certainly would not be undone by the product uninstaller.


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"Oh my gosh are you kidding? Was that a HOT FLASH?"
I sprang from my bed to the bathroom I did go
Unsteady on my feet, I cursed as I stubbed my toe.
When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,
But a vision of which I did not quite prepare.
It came without warning, symptom or cause
I knew in a moment that it must be Men O'Pause.
More rapid than jet planes, the mood swings they came,
And I fussed and I cussed as I called them by name.
"Now, Sweaty! Now, Droopy! Now, Teary and Witchy!
On ,Sappy! On, Crappy! On,Crampy and Bitchy!"
From the top of my head, to the tips of my toes,
Does anyone give a damn about all of my woes?
Wanting to laugh, but starting to cry
In the stillness of the night, wondering why.
Of this one thing,
I absolutely knew…
It had happened to my girlfriends and now it was happening to me too.
Leaning over the vanity for a closer inspection
Who was this stranger I spied in the reflection?
As I drew forth my head and studied my face
My youthful appearance there was not a trace.
Dressed all in flannel from neck down to toe
My former buns of steel looked more like the dough.
A dimpling of flab on my thighs in the back
And the veins on my legs resembled an obstacle track.
My forehead how it creases, my eye brows are growing bare.
My cheeks have adult acne and there's graying of my hair.
I'll take comfort with my girlfriends; they'll know just what to do.
Together we'll rise above this, and we'll help one another through.
We'll share our horror stories of the thief who came in the night,
Who brought us raging hormones and took away our sight.
We'll warn our fellow sisters of this menacing lil' elf
For we wouldn't have believed it had we not experienced it for ourself.
In a blink of an eye and the twist of a head
Just when you thought you were safe in your bed
He'll speak not a word, but go straight to his work
No magic pill or potion will protect you from this jerk.
Botox injections and collagen for our lips
Miracle bras to raise us and spandex for our hips.
We'll strap on our heels, head straight to the mall
To the fountain of youth serums, we will gladly buy them all.
And you'll hear us exclaim as we drink through the night
You may have won the battle, but you will not win the fight!


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While the U.S. Dollar traded stronger against commodity related currencies, it remained weak versus the Euro and the Pound. This was due to renewed optimism in the markets as French President, Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor, Angela Merkel showed their support for Greece, thereby boosting the value of the Euro. However, the Dollar erased some of its losses on economic reports indicating a better than anticipated CPI at 3.8 percent. The U.S. currency slumped soon after the European Central Bank announced it would raise Dollar lending to the Euro-region banks. This eased concerns over liquidity and the region's debt crisis. The greenback dipped as bank officials coordinated their efforts with the Federal Reserve and other major central banks including the Bank of Japan, the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank. The ECB will offer three different monthly loans to make certain the region's banks have enough dollars through the end of 2011. Other data showed that manufacturing activity in Philadelphia improved, though less than forecast, remaining in the negative for the second month in a row. This weighed on the Dollar as investors worried the economy may be faltering. The U.S. Dollar advanced versus the Yen on metrics indicating a seasonally adjusted 0.2 percent hike in Industrial Production for August. Meanwhile, Canada's Dollar rose to a one week high versus the U.S. currency following announcements from the European Central Bank indicating it will loan U.S. Dollars to regional banks. This boosted speculation that the sovereign debt crisis may be contained. The Canadian Loonie continued to climb against the greenback as figures showed that the country's Manufacturing Sales increased in July given the recovery in metal and energy production.
Investors recovered their faith in the Euro zone following a meeting between French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel and Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou. Their actions eased worries of a possible default and brought on renewed strength of the Euro. The world expects with hope that today's meeting between E.U. Finance Ministers and the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner, will produce a solution in order to avert the crisis from worsening. Analysts believe the U.S. will recommend utilizing a financing method that won't rely on purchasing assets alone. The British Pound advanced against the U.S. Dollar following the combined intervention of the major central banks to inject liquidity into the money markets. The Sterling dipped versus the Euro as investors continue to fear another bout of quantitative easing.
The Yen fell against most of its counterparts but remained unchanged versus the U.S. Dollar. The actions by a coalition of major central banks to prevent seizure in the capital markets fueled risk appetite and diminished demand for safe havens. Investors feared the BoJ would intervene in the market after Prime Minister, Yoshihiko Noda spoke on Thursday to Parliament; at said time, he reiterated that a strong Yen is detrimental for the nation's economy.
Lastly, The New Zealand Dollar slipped against the majority of its peers after the Reserve Bank left interest rates at a record low. The bank's Governor, Alan Bollard, indicated that bank officials believe the global economy will slow down "sharply." The Australian Dollar rose against the greenback as the ECB said it would lend U.S. Dollars to the Euro region's banks, easing tensions over the debt crisis, and boosting demand for risk assets.
EUR/USD- Central Bank Coalition Boosts Currency
The Euro rallied as tensions over the debt crisis seemed to ease up. A coordinated joint effort to increase U.S. Dollar lending to area banks boosted confidence that the crisis may have been averted. This coalition was forged between the ECB and other major central banks including the Federal Reserve. However, there's a certain degree of uncertainty on whether the increased supply of dollars will reverse the drop in interbank borrowing. On the economic front, reports showed that the Euro zone's CPI did not change, but Employment rose 2.5 percent YoY in the second quarter.
GBP/USD- QE Fears Rage On
The British Pound rose against the U.S. Dollar following news that a coalition of central banks would inject Dollar liquidity into the capital markets. Dovish comments issued by Martin Weale, a council member from the Bank of England's governing council, weighed on the Sterling. He indicated that additional quantitative easing may be needed to counteract the sluggish economy. He went on to say that the U.K. may enter into a double dip recession. On the economic front, data revealed that Retail Sales fell by only -0.1 percent; however, analysts say this is further proof that consumer spending is deteriorating.
USD/JPY- BOJ Now Part Of Intervention Coalition
The Bank of Japan joined other major central banks in coordinated efforts to boost U.S. Dollar liquidity in the money markets. Meanwhile, investors fear that the BoJ may intervene in the market as the strong Yen has been weighing on exports. According to yesterday's economic releases, Japan's Manufacturing rose for the 5th month in a row despite a slowdown in recovery.
USD/CAD- Canada's Currency Reaches Week High
Canada's monetary unit rose to a one week high versus the greenback as the ECB stated it will lend U.S. Dollars to the region's banks. This of course prompted investors to believe the debt crisis may be under control. The Loonie, as many refer to the country's currency, dipped against the Euro as the ECB worked with other central banks to coordinate its efforts to inject dollar liquidity. Data revealed that Manufacturing Sales increased 2.7 percent. Furthermore, Finance Minister, Jim Flaherty stated that the country's growth will be moderate, since output contracted from April through June.
Today's Outlook
Today's economic calendar shows that the E.U. will report on the Current Account and Trade Balance. Canada will release data on Foreign Securities Purchases. The U.S. will issue the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index. And of course, all eyes will be on a meeting to be held between E.U. Finance Ministers and U.S. Treasury Secretary, Timothy Geithner.
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January 22, 2014 | Volume 101 / Number 4
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According to the Australian Open website, Canadian Olympic gold medalist Daniel Nestor of Toronto, Ontario won his third Australian Open mixed doubles title on Sunday when he along with Kristina Mladenovic of France defeated Horia Tecau of Romania and Sania Mirza of India 6-3, 6-2.
Nestor previously won the mixed doubles titles at the Australian Open in 2007 and 2011. It was his fourth mixed doubles grand slam championship to go along with his eight championships in men's doubles.
Nestor continues to play tennis at a very high level at the age of 41, and will next suit up for Canada in a very important men's doubles match in the first round of the Davis Cup on Saturday.
Nestor, along with Sebastien Lareau of Montreal won the gold medal in men's doubles at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney when they upset the heavily favoured Australian team of Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde 5-7, 6-3, 6-2, 7-6.


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ZF-2986: passing get variables as an array
Please forgive me if someone else came up with this before me. I have searched the issue tracker, but I simply get to many results...
My point is this: In ordinary php it is possible to pass an array through the query string in the url:
In index.php $_GET['var'] will now be an array(0 => 'one', 1 => 'two', 2 => 'three')
This is the desired behavior.
Unfortunately, with ZF I cannot write this down as a nice url:
nor can I use:
Of course I can still use the old fashioned url, so the problem is not critical by any means. Or I could use indexing (var1, var2), like I did before. However, it would be nice if this would be compatible with regular php behavior when using nice urls.
Why did I not use getRequest()->get('var')? I am in a view_helper and I did not yet find access to the controller. I could however set a property on the view to retrieve my array. Maybe that will work. It does of course work to set this property and retrieve it inside the view_helper, but it does not put the values in an array.
What I would like to see is http://example.com/index/index/… be translated into an array.
I did confuse things, closed and reopend this issue. I thought I could not even get the array using $this->getRequest()->get('var'), but this is possible, provided the querystring is classical, seperated by & and = instead of / and /. One little step forward for me, but still no beautiful url.
The patch proposed in my first comment is not good enough. It introduces another issue, since if only one var/ parameter is passed in the query string, there will not be an array but just a singular value.
In order to distinguish between parameters that are intended to eventually become arrays and regular parameters, you would stil have to write var[]/one/var[]/two etc. instead of var/one/var/two, just as it is with regular php without url rewriting and routing.
So I put in a new proposal here:
* Matches a user submitted path. Assigns and returns an array of variables
* on a successful match.
* If a request object is registered, it uses its setModuleName(),
* setControllerName(), and setActionName() accessors to set those values.
* Always returns the values as an array.
* @param string $path Path used to match against this routing map
* @return array An array of assigned values or a false on a mismatch
public function match($path)
$values = array();
$params = array();
$path = trim($path, self::URI_DELIMITER);
if ($path != '') {
$path = explode(self::URI_DELIMITER, $path);
if ($this->_dispatcher && $this->_dispatcher->isValidModule($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_moduleKey] = array_shift($path);
$this->_moduleValid = true;
if (count($path) && !empty($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_controllerKey] = array_shift($path);
if (count($path) && !empty($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_actionKey] = array_shift($path);
if ($numSegs = count($path)) {
for ($i = 0; $i < $numSegs; $i = $i + 2) {
$key = urldecode($path[$i]);
$val = isset($path[$i + 1]) ? urldecode($path[$i + 1]) : null;
* check if key is meant as array as in index/index/key[]/one/key[]/two/key[]/three
if( substr($key,-2) === '[]' ){
//key is an array index
$index = substr($key,0,strlen($key)-2);
//is already an array, add value
$params[$index][] = $val;
//the key is already registered, it will not be overwritten
//create array at $index and place first value
$params[$index] = array($val);
//regular key
$params[$key] = $val;
$this->_values = $values + $params;
return $this->_values + $this->_defaults;
Zend_Http_Request is not listed in the components list.
Below is my proposal for a change of the match function in module.php in the Controller/Router/Route directory. It checks if a parameter key is already registered in the params. If it is, it extracts its value, replaces the value with an array with the original value as its first element. The subsequent parameters with the same name will be placed in order in the new array. This code snippet works.
I will now assign the issue to Mathew, since I cannot yet commit to svn.
* Matches a user submitted path. Assigns and returns an array of variables
* on a successful match.
* If a request object is registered, it uses its setModuleName(),
* setControllerName(), and setActionName() accessors to set those values.
* Always returns the values as an array.
* @param string $path Path used to match against this routing map
* @return array An array of assigned values or a false on a mismatch
public function match($path)
$values = array();
$params = array();
$path = trim($path, self::URI_DELIMITER);
if ($path != '') {
$path = explode(self::URI_DELIMITER, $path);
if ($this->_dispatcher && $this->_dispatcher->isValidModule($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_moduleKey] = array_shift($path);
$this->_moduleValid = true;
if (count($path) && !empty($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_controllerKey] = array_shift($path);
if (count($path) && !empty($path[0])) {
$values[$this->_actionKey] = array_shift($path);
if ($numSegs = count($path)) {
for ($i = 0; $i < $numSegs; $i = $i + 2) {
$key = urldecode($path[$i]);
$val = isset($path[$i + 1]) ? urldecode($path[$i + 1]) : null;
* check if key is meant as array as in index/index/var/one/var/two/var/three
* or even index/index/var[]/one/var[]/two
//is already an array, ad value
$params[$key][] = $val;
//save first element
$first_element = $params[$key];
//replace key value with array with key value as first element
$params[$key] = array($first_element);
//value is next element
$params[$key][] = $val;
//regular key
$params[$key] = $val;
$this->_values = $values + $params;
return $this->_values + $this->_defaults;
complete source of module.php from 1.5.1 version.
version 2
Fixing obviously incorrect Fix Version (Fix Version == Affects Version).
Assigning to Martel to evaluate and schedule.
It's doable, for sure. And it could be useful for tagging, e.g.: example.com/show/tag/value1/tag/value2/tag/value3. Yet for a scheme like that I would rather create my own route class to handle even prettier URLs like 'example.com/tags/value1/value2/value3'. But I digress.
Couple of things to note:
It won't be enough to catch parameters in match() method. We have to provide support for passing arrays to assemble method.
It has to be supported in every route class - module, route and regex.
It would be nice if all routes would handle parameters from the same code base in order to avoid duplicating the logic and to assist in getting parameters in user created routes. So it has to be abstracted in some way. It seems like a Request responsibility at a first glance but it would introduce unnecessary coupling so probably separate class or abstract route would be a better solution.
It probably would be nice to allow for array generation in wildcard parameters as well as in declared named parameters. So we have to decide which type of declaration looks or feels better: ':param[]/:param[]/' or ':param/:param/' which results in 'value1/value2/param[]/value3' and 'value1/value2/param/value3' respectively. I, for one, prefer the latter because it looks far less cluttered but is different than standard php parameter handling at the same time.
I can't make the decision myself - it seems a bit unnecessary and forced to me. There are better ways to handle arrays in URLs in my opinion - standard parameters and totally different route class, for example. I'm leaning towards not supporting this in order not to make routes bloated.
It is not only useful for tagging, but also for traversing a tree hierarchy as in node[]/one/node[]/two.
Of course it is possible a present using a regular query string or one's own like in nodes/one~two~three etc.
If you do use param/value instead of param[]/value how are you going to distinguish between regular parameters and array parameters?
Scheduling for 2.0; discussion with martel indicates it will be a pretty complicated and large endeavor.
Bart, it's not that hard - if parameter already exists and you want to add next one then you just create an array. I think I saw a similar kind of functionality in the framework code base somewhere 9Zend_Config probably). It gets harder when you do this for special parameters like controller or action.
The other option is confusing too - what do you do in situation like ":param/param[]/*"? It looks easy at first but when you dig deeper it gets interestingly twisted under the hood :)
I thought about that: param and param[] both existing in the same query string. That in itself would not be a problem. What I thought could be a problem with using param instead of param[] is that if you inadvertedly use something like param/one/param/somethingnew you will end up with an array, while you just accidentally put in the param twice and would expect wether an error or param to have the value "somethingnew" and not {0 => "one", 1 => "somethingnew"}.
I agree that param looks prettier, but then, like you pointed out yourself, I would like to stick with something that looks like regular request behavior, just to make it more clear what is happening.
Personally I would not recommend this approach for special parameters like controller or action. That is mainly because I can't immediately spot the purpose of that use.
Why not use the ZF for the routing and a normal query string for the params. e.g. http://example.com/index/action/…
This seems to work ok.
James: Yes, it works. But I happened not to like the looks of it in a 'pretty' url. It gets even uglier if you are writing xhtml and have to write &var[]=one&var[]=two.
As a workaround it will do of course.
that was ment as &var[]/one&var[]/two...
I'll suggest another possibility that is probably a non-starter but worth mentioning. What if the array notation where in the value not the key? In other words, something like this:
Or this (probably better):
The obvious problem with this is that I can't think of a character that is guaranteed not to have been used by someone yet in a value and so it would break BC. I guess if I want this, I'm probably better off doing it myself.
The point why I brought this issue here, is not that one could not write something like the above, or just regular &var[]=value pairs in the query string. All of these all valid workarounds of course.
What I mean to say is that the framework claims that you /can/ pass parameters in the form of var/value/var2/value. This does not hold true for var[]/value/var[]/value. However, one would expect it to hold true. I think ZF should try to meet expectations that are this simple, for the sake of simplicity itself. I did not mean to bring in another level of compexity.
It looks like there is more discussion on this. Matthew, can you review the new comments and decide if this is something we want to take on before 2.0? If not, let's mark it postponed; otherwise it will sit around for a year or more as unresolved.
I suggest a syntax like:
Where is the parameter's array key (why limit to "[]"?)
For example:
$data = array(
'name' => 'Peter',
'email' => array(
Can be presented URL-wise by:
If a param segment includes ";" or if its value segment makes use of "," (both of these characters in an unencoded form!), then the parameter can be interpreted as being an array.
Looks to me that RFC 2396 allows this: [http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2396#section-3.3]
The original intent of this issue was not add functionality, but to make passing parameters the same as in regular php. If ?param[key] works in php, this is fine with me, but I don't see the point of the semicolon.
Bart, semi colons in the URL would serve a similar purpose to what square brackets do in PHP.
I'm not suggesting to add new functionality, I'm just trying to find a non-short sighted solution. One that solves for good the underlying issue using RFC complaint semantics: how to represent in an URL multidimensional data structures without resorting to data serialization. It must be by convention, and I believe the RFCs do provide such convention, no need to reinvent the wheel ;)
When a parameter is a scalar, the key/value pairs works great, but when you need to represent arrays you have at least two vectors to address: the parameter name and an index/key. My reading of RFC 2396 is that a path segment can use a semi colon to denote parameters of said segment, I translate that into the issue at hand as if a path segment is the parameter name, the segment's parameter (separated by semi colons) is the array/hash index.
The difference between URLs (assuming a plain key/value route) "/a/b/" and "/a;/b/" is that the former would be that parameter 'a' in the former would have value (scalar) "b", while the later would be (array) "b".
The point is that I think the way an array is passed should follow simple conventions and be easy to understand and use.
The philosophy of Zend Framework is to offer simple approaches to complex issues.
No matter how intelligent it may be what you are proposing: 1. I don't get it 2. It is not solving this issue.
Let me clearify once more what this issue is about:
Regular url, with regular way of passing parameters: index.php?var[]=1&var[]=2
Regular php: $_GET['var'] == array('1', '2')
ZF url: index/index/var[]/1/var[]/2 $_GET['var'] == null $_GET['var[]'] == '2'
My point is that this is not expected behavior, if your expectations are shaped by how you where using php before there was ZF. Maybe my point is not interesting. Fair enough. But I am certainly not looking for another level of complexity and having to keep track of where I put semicolons.
Just to show that I've been on your side of the bench before: I was the one who approached Shahar Evron with a patch that allowed Zend_Uri (and therefore most every HTTP enabled component in ZF) to digest square brackets.
svn diff -c 4690 http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/…
Index: Http.php
--- Http.php (revision 4689)
+++ Http.php (revision 4690)
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@
// are to be used with slash-delimited regular expression strings.
$this->_regex['alphanum'] = '[^\W_]';
$this->_regex['escaped'] = '(?:%[\da-fA-F]{2})';
- $this->_regex['mark'] = '[-_.!~*\'()]';
+ $this->_regex['mark'] = '[-_.!~*\'()\[\]]';
$this->_regex['reserved'] = '[;\/?:@&=+$,]';
$this->_regex['unreserved'] = '(?:' . $this->_regex['alphanum'] . '|' . $this->_regex['mark'] . ')';
$this->_regex['segment'] = '(?:(?:' . $this->_regex['unreserved'] . '|' . $this->_regex['escaped']
IIRC Shahar said that according to the RFCs square brackets are not permitted in URIs, but I was able to convince Shahar that the general use (mostly in PHP!) made it almost mandatory to have Zend_Uri support it. I think credibility him may have been bigger since we both worked together at Zend Technologies.
I have no authority over ZF at all, and very little experience with the dynamics of the community, but my professional opinion is that encouraging the use of square brackets within path segments may not be the best decision the project can take.
I'm not sure why you think you should keep track of the complexity/semicolons, that is the job of the route's assemble/disassemble methods! Even if your proposal is approved, it would be the route's assemble/disassemble methods that should take care of formatting a nice (RFC-non-compliant-IMO in this case) URL.
I volunteer a bit of my free time to help implement the feature if its approved by the deities. I rest my case and let the ZF Gods (Wil? Matthew?) comment.
You certainly got me here.
This is the first issue I ever reported for ZF. What you made very clear to me here is that I am building url's in a naive way, seen from the perspective of the framework. I type them, using a keyboard.
So I will do several things from here, because you made it impossible for me to ignore the assembler any longer (I did ignore it because I prefer to type url's).
- first off, I will look into what the assembler can do for me
- second I will take a whole different approach in addressing the problem that raised the issue. I was looking for a solution to write something like index.php?sub[]=chapter1&sub[]=paragraph2&sub[]/3 I will now probably write something like /page/3/trail/chapter1~paragraph2 and explode the trail, this will be a lot more effective and look slightly nicer
- third I suggest that passing array's through get is now in your hands and you should try to make it as RFC compliant as possible
- I thank you for waking me up and spending so much time on your valuable comments
I stumbled across this as i searched for arrays in URL Parameters... anything done in 1.8 or is it still upcoming?
Please note that this is scheduled for the next major release -- i.e., 2.0. There are significant changes to be made in the router to accomodate the notation, and these would likely necessitate BC breaks.
You're right -- as most time ;) -- sorry haven't reconized it and the state was "open"... thank you.


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How Nintendo is attempting to turn "gamer" into a four-letter word
By Chris O'Neal 11/08/2012
As a young boy, my initial contact with video games came in the form of Nintendo, or as my mother called it, a "Nintendoo." I played the original Super Mario Bros. until calluses began to form on my tiny fingers. I didn't know it then, but what I had set myself on the path to becoming was what we, in future-speak, call a "gamer."
Countless years passed — at least 20 or so — during which many a game came and went. The original Super Mario Kart, the terrifying addiction to Japanese role-playing games begun with Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV, the relentless sandwich crafting of Burger Time. So imagine my surprise when, just last week, I learned that calling myself a "gamer" is now taboo.
Imagine my indignity when the entity that told me this was Nintendo.
Fans of Gamer's Notebook (hi, you two!) may recall my obsession with one Professor Layton, the puzzle-solving wizard of developer Level 5 and Nintendo DS fame. In the midst of AMC's The Walking Dead, a commercial that could have been for laundry detergent aired, during which a beautiful couple played bits of the new Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. Our attractive male lead guided our attractive female lead through a simple puzzle involving a ladybug.
"Oh, go up there, finish," he instructed as they giggled.
"Ah, mystery solved!" she exclaimed. "I'm not a gamer, but with my 3DS I'm a master of puzzles!"
First, Nintendo: excellent example for young girls. If a grown woman has trouble solving a simple puzzle involving a ladybug without the assistance of a man, perhaps you should package a strong male counterpart with all of your games from here on, just in the event that a girl happens to pick it up.
Second, "I'm not a gamer, but …" sounds a bit too much like my middle-school summary of The Scarlet Letter. Gaming and gamers have come a long way since the '90s, infiltrating the mainstream, becoming socially acceptable. The days during which gaming wasn't as popular were tough — and kids today have it worlds easier. There aren't bullies calling you a nerd because you happen to play video games, simply because the bullies are playing video games themselves. Attempting to disassociate yourself from "gamer" now is akin to carrying around a rotary phone.
Let's say that Nintendo is attempting to appeal to a new type of customer. Maybe making Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask look like nothing more than a distraction from cleaning the floors and making a shopping list is appealing to someone — somewhere — in another time and realm. In the meantime, the real gamers are left thinking that Nintendo just sent them a "it's not me, it's you" breakup letter.
Take the Japanese commercial for Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. Action. Adventure. Quirky "I've solved the case!" poses. The game is sold to the gamers. And if, by chance, you don't consider yourself a gamer, it offers up enough flash and pizazz that perhaps it will intrigue you.
Don't let Nintendo dismantle that long-standing foundation for you. In fact, there are many reasons to own the fourth installment of the Professor Layton franchise: beautifully rendered artwork, animations and characters; intriguing puzzles and mysterious affairs; and no condescending model telling you how to solve a puzzle.
What's it going to be, Nintendo? Do you forsake the very people who brought you into the future on their backs, or are we the cousin you don't speak of at the dinner table? Are you trying to revert "gamer" back into a four-letter word?
A young boy sits in front of his television, controller in hand, rescuing princesses. He's not ashamed at what he'll become. In fact, he'll live through the golden age of video gaming with head held high the entire way, Nintendo's marketing team be damned.
Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask is available now for the Nintendo 3DS, $39.99.
Chris O'Neal is a proud gamer who will one day grow up to be Professor Layton. Follow him on Twitter @agentoneal.
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Stanford, Calif. - It has been a great year for Stanford Women's Sailing. Next week, the year will culminate at the ICSA Women's North American Championship, hosted by University of Texas in Austin. The top 18 teams from the seven college sailing districts will compete in the 3-day, 18-race event. Each school will field two divisions (A & B), whose scores will be combined for the low-point winner. The regatta will be contested in double-handed FJ dinghies.
Last year, the Cardinal Women Sailors finished 9th at the Nationals, with then sophomore/junior duo Liz Rountree/Julie Pitts winning B-Division. Rountree earned All-American honors for her performance over the '03-'04 year. This year she and Pitts return to battle in A-Division. "Our women have had an amazing year," explained Coach Jay Kehoe. "they've worked exceptionally hard, and know they can cap it off by winning a National Championship."
Sailing B-Division for the Cardinal are sophomores Caroline Young and Alexa Binns/Becca Levin. Young has won B-Division at every west coast event this year, and has finished to three at every back-east event. Young is looking for a solid performance to solidify her as an All-American this year.
Waiting in the wings are freshmen Evan Brown and crew Marianna Beardsworth. Brown/Beardsworth have a solid resume of top finishes in A-Division for the Cardinal, when the duo has subbed in for Rountree/Pitts. Along with sophomore and spare crew, Joanna Madsen.
Stanford has never won a Women's Doublehanded Nationals. Cardinal Sailing has won the Women's Singlehanded National Championship (2000, Anika Leersen '00), the Team Racing National Championship (1997) and the Men's Singlehanded National Championship (196, Basil Twist, Jr.'63). For more information about collegiate sailing and the ICSA National Championships, www.collegesailing.org.


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The last college basketball rankings of the regular season were released on March 10. While the last rankings before the NCAA tournament will be released on March 17, everyone will be too busy sorting out their brackets to notice. But these last polls before the brackets come out show more shifts in college basketball's top 10, except at the very top.
The Florida Gators and Wichita State Shockers have been the only powerhouses immune from upsets these last several weeks. While over half of the top 10 lost this past week, with a few more going down on the weekend, the Gators and Shockers stayed immune as they made history.
Florida stayed No. 1 and became the first SEC team to go 18-0 in that conference, while Wichita State became the first ever men's college basketball team to enter the NCAA tournament at 34-0. But since the Gators overwhelmed a weaker than usual SEC and the Shockers' schedule has been trashed for weeks, they may not be the top two favorites going into March Madness.
Nevertheless, none of the other favorites have really made a move to overtake the Gators or Shockers. The Arizona Wildcats, Duke Blue Devils, Virginia Cavaliers, Wisconsin Badgers, Kansas Jayhawks and Syracuse Orange all lost last week despite their high rankings. The Orange and Badgers dropped from the top 10 altogether on March 10, while the Jayhawks barely stayed in.
With this rash of upsets, it may be a sign that the NCAA tournament will be more crowded with upsets than usual. It may even stretch into April, since there's no clear cut No. 1 like the 2012 Kentucky Wildcats and 2013 Louisville Cardinals that may overwhelm the field. Florida could be that team, or it could get knocked out early once it leaves the comfort of its conference -- like Wichita State, Arizona and the Villanova Wildcats could.
Until then, college basketball's new top 10 has one more week to play their way into higher seeds at their conference tournaments. This doesn't apply to everyone, since Wichita State already finished winning the Missouri Valley, while Florida and Arizona should already be locked in as No. 1's.
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Today's birthdays: TV's Judge Judy Sheindlin is 71. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is 64. Actress-author Carrie Fisher is 57. Actor Ken Watanabe is 54. Actress Melora Walters is 53. Reality TV star Kim Kardashian is 33.
In 1797, the US Navy frigate Constitution, also known as ''Old Ironsides,'' was christened in Boston's harbor.
In 1879, Thomas Edison perfected a workable electric light at his lab in Menlo Park, N.J.
In 1960, Democrat John F. Kennedy and Republican Richard M. Nixon clashed in their fourth and final presidential debate.
In 1962, the Seattle World's Fair closed after six months. (President Kennedy, scheduled to attend the closing ceremony, canceled because of what was described as a ''head cold"; the actual reason was the Cuban Missile Crisis.)
In 1969, beat poet and author Jack Kerouac died in St. Petersburg, Fla., at age 47.
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81, Indianapolis, passed away on May 21, 2008. She was born on November 22, 1926 in Floyds Knob, IN to the late Benjamin and Mildred (Herthel) Lentz. A member of the Moose Lodge, she worked at Sears before retiring. Survivors include her children, Marvin R. "Rusty" Thompson and Pamela McGinnis; sisters, Carolyn Moscou, and Patricia Leake; three grandchildren, Kerryn Lester, Amanda McGinnis, Justin McGinnis and three great grandchildren, Kassi, Kelssi, and J.R. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 23, 2008 at G.H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home, 5141 Madison Avenue, with visitation from 12:00 p.m. (Noon) until the time of service. She will be laid to rest at Round Hill Cemetery.


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AT&T HTC Hero Coming Early 2010?
Sometimes the rumor mill works its hardest at night, when the world is sleeping. Next up on our ever-growing Wall of Speculation is AT&T, which apparently is planning on bringing the HTC Hero into its fold early next year.
Will this be AT&T's first Android phone? There has been much chatter around the internet for months about whether or not AT&T would eventually become the fourth of four major carriers to release a Android device, since it was originally thought that Android was getting shunned due to fears of iPhone sales being cannibalized.We had also been told a few Motorola Android phones had been rejected due to being "out of date".
That the Hero would be carried on AT&T has been rumored for a while, ever since the device passed through the FCC with AT&T 3G frequencies included. Sometimes this matters and sometimes it doesn't, but at least this particular rumor meshes with the FCC ruling.
PhoneArena provided us with this particular rumor, given to us from a tipster whose friend works for AT&T building firmware for upcoming devices. The friend decided to let that particular small nugget of info out into the wild, but not much else was included in that thought, besides the fact that it will likely be ready sometime early 2010.
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How appropriate that Tropical Storm Lydia has drowned the gay friendly East coast of America.
It is no secret that the East Coast is becoming a liberal haven. It is all ran by Democratic Jews and handpicked affirmative action minorities with bleeding heart liberals. It is all corrupt system that has exploited our government.
There is no surprise that Massachusetts is cheered for being gay friendly, while the East Coast Megalopolis is nothing more than a fecal factory where AIDS enablers go to meet up and marry.
Lydia is the name of a woman, what gays want to be. They can't and God is letting them know that only death comes to those who support backside ways of indecency.
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Ketogenic diets are beginning to enjoy an unexpected mainstream popularity, buoyed by recent scientific reports noting that unprocessed saturated fat can promote weight loss and prevent disease. So it's no surprise that corporate America is responding by rolling out ketogenic food products for a mainstream audience.
In an exclusive interview, Ram Sesha, the CEO of Nectid Inc., a New Jersey-based nutritional technology company, discussed why he thinks health-conscious people are ready to embrace ketogenic coffee, protein bars, and shakes.
'Not Just For Athletes Anymore'
Sesha, who has a background in organic chemistry, said he has been pleasantly surprised by recent scientific reports touting the benefits of consuming healthy fats and reducing carb intake.
Sesha said Nectid recently rolled out ketogenic coffee, protein bars and protein shakes under the brand name LipiX, directed toward mainstream consumers.
"In the past, these specialty food items would appeal to a niche audience such as bodybuilders and athletes, but our products are for everyone," he said. "LipiX products are targeted toward health-conscious coffee drinkers and ketogenic dieters, particularly for those with busy work and travel schedules. Some clinicians use our products for persons affected with certain medical conditions."
While it's always better to eat real food such as grass-fed beef and pastured butter, ketogenic protein bars, coffee, and shakes can be convenient during hikes, long bike rides, or when traveling. Who wants to tote along a jar of MCT oil and a steak when they get the nutrients mixed together for them in a ketogenic shake or protein bar?
Ketogenic Diet Starves Cancer
The ketogenic diet has been around for decades, but has only recently begun to find mainstream acceptance as a way to promote rapid weight loss and prevent and manage disease.
A ketogenic diet has already proven more effective than drugs at controlling epileptic seizures, and has been shown to reverse type 2 diabetes. Neurologist Dr. David Perlmutter, author of Grain Brain, told me the high-fat ketogenic diet can prevent ADHD and Alzheimer's disease.
Cancer researcher Dr. Dominic D'Agostino of the University of South Florida Medical School, told me a ketogenic diet can starve cancer to death because cancer cells thrive on sugar.
According to Dr. D'Agostino, we are only as healthy as our mitochondria, which are the power sources of all our cells, so if we keep our mitochondria healthy, we can stall the onset of cancer and other age-related diseases.
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- Organization: Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law
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- Creation Date: Friday, April 28, 2006
- Submitted: Monday, May 08, 2006
- Source: New York > NYC Pro Bono Center
Watch The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law's training on how to handle FEMA appeals cases for Hurricane Katrina victims in Mississippi. This training was held on April 28, 2006, at the Washington D.C. offices of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
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The shutdown is over. Thank you all for sending a message to Congress that they shouldn't get paid for not doing their job. The pressure we created let our politicians know we want to to get down to business, and thankfully they finally did. The latest news on this issue is that the shutdown cost us $24 Billion, making Ted Cruz a very expensive politician. How is that for fiscal responsibility? Let us all be vigilant in the future, and never let a small minority hold our economy to ransom!
Today NBC covered the story of families whose loved ones were killed in the line of duty that will not be paid death benefits:
This shutdown continues and families are suffering. We need as many people as possible to sign this petition to send the message to Congress that enough is enough. Please share the petition with your friends and families.
The American government is shutting down due to the inability of Congress to do their job. The shutdown will affect hundreds of thousands of Federal workers. Many of these families will lose their paychecks. All this because the Republican Party won't accept the results of the 2012 election.
It's time to send a message that we agree government is broken, but the breaking is being done by Congress, not the Affordable Care Act.
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No-show convict gets more jail timeJuly 23,2014No-show convict
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION A convicted drug dealer who tearfully thanked a judge late last year for allowing her to spend a last weekend at home with her two young daughters before beginning her sentences and who then failed to show up at the jail the following week will spend an extra month or two behind bars as a result.
Rachel Quirion, 29, of Springfield, was eventually tracked down, arrested and began serving her two-to-four years at the womens prison in Chittenden County in late February, but last week she was returned to the courtroom where she pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count of contempt of court resulting in an additional one-to-two months that will be served consecutively once her present sentence is completed.
Quirion was one of 36 suspected drug dealers arrested in Springfield and Ludlow a year ago during the Operation Precision Valley drug sweep, and in December, she pleaded guilty to felony counts of sale of heroin and sale of crack cocaine.
At the time of her original sentencing, Quirion had asked Judge Karen Carroll to delay her report date to the jail because she only got to see her children every other weekend and wanted to get her affairs in order. Quirion had wiped away tears as she thanked Carroll for allowing her to return home for the weekend in exchange for the promise to report to the jail the following Wednesday morning.
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I spend lots of time traveling around the mountains. Over the years, I have used many different methods to do so. Sometimes my mode of travel is dictated by the time of year, such as skiing in the winter and not in summer, and sometimes I change my mode based on whimsy and what I […]Read More
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Life at the End of the Road.
Earlier today at work I was looking at some things on Google Earth with a co-worker. If my boss is reading this, it was all work related. More or less. I promise. Kinda. When we were done with our work-ish project, he showed me the imagery of the lake he grew up on in Minnesota. […]Read More
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Well I certainly didn't have a hard time coming up with something to write about this week. After being prompted by our Facebook post the other day about ranch trucks, I have known for days what I was going to write about. Trucks. Ranch trucks. We have more trucks than my wife has toes, so […]Read More
My Favorite Acre
My wife tried to convince me that I should write my blog post this week on her broken toe. I considered it, but wasn't sure that I could stretch that topic out to an appropriate length. I mean, really. She has toes. Ten of them. One is broken. Now if each one of them had […]Read More
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Oh my goodness. Did I really just title a blog post after a Dixie Chicks song? I'm not sure how I feel about that. That has been rattling around in my head all day as a possible theme for the post. But just now when I wrote it down, I realized what I had done. […]Read More
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With the recent passing of Bailey, I have been reminded of how important our dogs are to us at Black Mountain Ranch. They are almost always there with us, be it all day out on rides, or walking irrigation ditches, shovel in hand. Let's see… Bailey, Molly, George, Betty, Poppy, Daisy, Howdy, Cinch, Pistol, Sammy, […]Read More
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From its Greek origins, the cornucopia, or horn of plenty, has evolved from a symbol of harvest time to a familiar decoration for Thanksgiving. Try making this rustic cornucopia for your dining table centerpiece.
DIY Cornucopia: Getting Started
This cornucopia project took just under an hour to complete. Here's what you need: chicken wire / wire cutters / work gloves (optional) / measuring tape / 1 yard of burlap (available at local fabric stores) / scissors / raffia / glue gun / hot glue sticks / marker. With wire cutters, cut a piece of chicken wire into a 20"x 20" section. Be sure that one side of your chicken wire square consists of the finished edge of the chicken wire. You might want to wear long sleeves and a pair of work gloves. Chicken wire can cause scratches.
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Rene Bourque admits he's struggling. He feels Habs fans' pain and knows you are frustrated with him. He just wants a goal.
"It's a little easier now that we're winning," says Bourque, who may be 2/4 in his shootout opportunities but has not scored in regulation or overtime for 11 games now.
Bourque says he knows the fans are getting on him (he has only 1 assist during the goal drought, which includes only 1 goal in his last 17 games during which time he has not had a single + performance).
Listen to Rene Bourque try to make sense of finding his groove back and returning to a more physical game.
Maybe a Goridie Howe hat-trick would get him going again? He considers the possibilties in a CJAD 1-on-1 with Rick Moffat.
Bourque has scored 4 goals (not counting shootouts) for the Habs since coming over from Calgary, during which time Michael Cammalleri has scored 6 goals (and due to injury---in fewer games).
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This installment of the Joseph Priestley Society (JPS) lecture series will include a keynote address by A. N. Sreeram, corporate vice president of research and development, The Dow Chemical Company. Sreeram will present "Adapting to the Shale Gale: Abundance Creates Shortage."
Shale gas is revitalizing the U.S. chemical industry. Technology, not geology, has created an abundance of ethylene, a key raw material for the industry. Unprecedented growth in ethane cracking and, with the shift to lighter feedstock, unprecedented growth in ethylene derivatives is occurring. New technologies will be required as abundance in ethylene crimps supplies of other key chemical building blocks.
A brief overview of the state of the industry and the astounding growth in shale resources will be followed by a discussion of the changes brought by the abundance of shale-derived ethane. Challenges and opportunities abound as the U.S. industry prepares for a bright future.
A. N. Sreeram is the corporate vice president of research and development for The Dow Chemical Company.
Before assuming his current role he was vice president of research and development for Dow Advanced Materials. In this role he was responsible for driving innovation across the portfolio.
Sreeram joined Dow in June 2006 as the vice president of core R&D, where he initiated innovation in the application of advanced materials to a number of areas, including automotive, infrastructure, and health.
Sreeram has extensive experience in the electronics, chemicals, and materials industries. Before joining Dow, Sreeram served as the vice president of worldwide technology for Cookson Electronics, in New Jersey, followed by a stint as the global technology director and chief technology officer for DuPont Electronic Technologies. Earlier, he led the Electronic and Flat Display Program for Sarnoff Corporation, in Princeton, New Jersey.
He holds an undergraduate degree in ceramics engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology−BHU, Varanasi, India; a master's degree in glass science from Alfred University; and a doctorate from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Sreeram holds more than 20 U.S. issued patents, with others pending, and has contributed to many publications.
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The Bruins posted a team score of 283 (-5) and finished six shots (871, +7) behind Iowa, which won the event with a 54-hole score of 865 (+1). The Hawkeyes fired a final round team score of 274 (-14) to overtake the field and win by one shot over ninth-ranked Illinois (866, +2). Louisville finished fourth at 875 (+11), followed by Ohio State in fifth place at 879 (+15).
Individually for the Bruins, sophomore Lorens Chan finished third at 211 (-5) after posting a 67 (-5) in the final round. Jonathan Garrick tied for sixth place at 215 (-1) after carding an even par 72 on Sunday. Senior Anton Arboleda and sophomore Jake Knapp also posted scores of 72 (E) in the final round. Arboleda tied for 26th at 222 (+6) and Knapp tied for 34th at 223 (+7). Junior Preston Valder tied for 49th at 226 (+10) after signing for a 73 (+1).
Junior Matt Pinizzotto played as an individual and tied for 39th at eight-over par 224 following a final round of 70 (-2).
Iowa's Steven Ihm fired a final round score of 64 (-8) and won individual medalist honors with a three-round score of 209 (-7).


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Journal of the Department of Philosophy
Anuario Filosófico, first published in 1968, is one of the most influential philosophical journals in the Spanish-speaking world. Since its beginning, it has published the work of a significant number of both Spanish and foreign philosophers, including Jan A. Aertsen, Elizabeth Anscombe, Werner Beierwaltes, Michael Dummett, Peter Geach, Susan Haack, Friedrich Kaulbach, Ralph McInerny, Antonio Millán-Puelles, Giovanni Reale and Robert Spaemann.
Anuario Filosófico publishes three times a year, amounting to 600-800 pages, including articles, notes and reviews of recent books. The journal's print-run is nearly 800 copies, which are distributed to universities, libraries, research institutions and individual subscribers throughout the world. Anuario Filosófico has exchanges with some 90 journals, is indexed in a dozen databases and it is available on-line.
Anuario Filosófico
Departament of Philosophy
University of Navarra
E- 31080 Pamplona
Phone:(34) 948 425600 ext: 2464
Fax: (34) 948 425636
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Full-text articles and abstracts are available for free in text and PDF format (1989-2007)