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ZF-8952: Notice: Undefined index: second in Zend_Date
I do not know if you consider it as a bug but
$date = new Zend_Date(); $date->setTime('2359', 'HHmm');
will generate notices :
Notice: Undefined index: second in Zend/Date.php on line 2795 Notice: Undefined index: second in Zend/Date.php on line 2315
but not
$date = new Zend_Date(); $date->setTime('2359', 'HHmmss');
$date = new Zend_Date(); $date->setTime('235900', 'HHmmss');
So, it's only when we do not care about seconds in setTime.
My 2 cents!
Raphaël Dehousse
Closing as non-issue.
Time is always represented by Hour, Minute and Second.
Format can be used to change the order of input, but not to give other parameters or to omit them. When you have to set an abritary format use set() instead of setTime().
With all the respect I owe you, I do not understand why a notice is not considered as a possible bug. I understand that setTime is maybe not exactly what I need, and that set could solve the problem, but, here, a simple "isset" could resolve the problem or by throwing an error telling that seconds are needed, I do not know, but here, it's not really error-safe for the developer that would omit the seconds.
Raphaël Dehousse
In Zend_Date, line 2315: add
if (!isset($parsed['second'])) { $parsed['second'] = 0; }
like there is for case "self::TIME_SHORT:" some lines below.
Same line 2799 :)
Dear Thomas,
I really like the Zend Framework and I think that I have shown good will by providing patches to the issues I reported.
Would it be possible to see any action from you? A response?
Thank you very much for your cooperation.
Raphaël Dehousse
There is no additional benefit of adding the same non-informational, frustrating comment into several issues which are even not related to each other.
As already stated I am replying when I have reproduced or not reproduced an issue.
Please remember that most people, including me, have a real live job and working on the framework in their sparetime. This means that response to a issue will not be written within 3 minutes.
I would ask you to keep on the issue itself and not to bother me with the same text multiple times when there is no response within 3 minutes.
Hello Thomas,
Sorry for my many comments.
I will keep on the issue now.
What do you think about the "patch" I proposed? Since the check is already there in some places, could you put it also where I said?
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Best regards,
Raphaël Dehousse
There is no attached patch to this issue
There is no "check" integrated... Zend_Date works localized and for some locales changes have been made
TIME_MEDIUM is not allowed to be without second... to allow medium dates without a given second is itself a failure... therefor the notice is correct in the provided example.
Here is the patch :)
If I do not use the APi correctly, could you help me by providing the correct method I should use?
The input I receive is 2359, not 23:59, neither 23:59:00, neither 235900, just 2359.
How could I set the time simply by using Zend_Date? With setTime, it works perfectly, the problem is just the notice :)
Thank you for your patience :)
As stated in my first reply:
When you don't give a complete time, you need to use set(). setTime() requires a complete time to be given. The format parameter is only available to allow switching the tokens.
As stated in my third reply:
TIME_MEDIUM is not allowed to be without seconds. MEDIUM is always with hour, minute and second. Without second it could be TIME_SHORT depending on the locale.
Does not work
And you won't apply the patch.
Ok, thank you anyway
Continue your great work!
No way... there are even unittests...
$date->set('23:59', 'HH:mm');
surely works
Ok, Thanks
But anyway, an "isset" was not so hard :D
$dateSetTime = new Zend_Date();
$dateSetTime->setTime(str_pad('2359', 6, '0'), 'HHmmss');
$this->assertEquals(23, $dateSetTime->get(Zend_Date::HOUR));
$this->assertEquals(59, $dateSetTime->get(Zend_Date::MINUTE));
$dateSet = new Zend_Date();
$dateSet->set('235900', 'HHmmss');
$this->assertEquals(23, $dateSet->get(Zend_Date::HOUR));
$this->assertEquals(59, $dateSet->get(Zend_Date::MINUTE));
$this->assertEquals($dateSetTime->get(), $dateSet->get());
fail :/
So, I cannot use your solution. I need to use ->setTime(str_pad('2359', 6, '0'), 'HHmmss'); But I do not know why. I'm figuring out.
The result:
Failed asserting that two strings are equal. --- Expected +++ Actual @@ @@ -1268261940 +82740
(Tested on Windows using php 5.2.5)
$dateSetTime = new Zend_Date();
$dateSetTime->setTime(str_pad('2359', 6, '0'), 'HHmmss');
$dateSetTime->setDate('2010-01-01', 'yyyy-MM-dd');
$this->assertEquals(23, $dateSetTime->get(Zend_Date::HOUR));
$this->assertEquals(59, $dateSetTime->get(Zend_Date::MINUTE));
$dateSet = new Zend_Date();
$dateSet->set('235900', 'HHmmss');
$dateSet->setDate('2010-01-01', 'yyyy-MM-dd');
$this->assertEquals(23, $dateSet->get(Zend_Date::HOUR));
$this->assertEquals(59, $dateSet->get(Zend_Date::MINUTE));
$this->assertEquals($dateSetTime->get(), $dateSet->get());
Ok, I'll do like that. But you see that it's not the same behavior. The "set" method will reset the date line 2628:
if (($calc == 'set') || ($calc == 'cmp')) {
if (isset($parsed['month'])) {
} else {
$parsed['month'] = 0;
if (isset($parsed['day'])) {
} else {
$parsed['day'] = 0;
if (isset($parsed['year'])) {
$parsed['year'] -= 1970;
} else {
$parsed['year'] = 0;
Raphaël Dehousse
to 1.) Isset would not work... Additionally within trunk and branch no notice is thrown.
to 2.) Your issue was regarding a notice which is thrown. It was not regarding non-tokenized dates to be recognised.
It is known that non-tokenized string can not be recognised and there are already issues regarding this problem.
The main reason is that you could have
HHmmss = 1234
Which could mean 1h2m34sec OR 1h23m4sec OR 12h3m4sec
And there is actually no way to detect the correct values.
For me, HHmmss = 1234 => 12h34m00sec
For the moment, isn't it possible to do, if we want
- 1h2m34sec => Hmss
- 1h23m4sec => Hmms
- 12h3m4sec => HHms
I'm not sure this is possible. Following the documentation (http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/…), I would say yes, but you know it better than me. And in the case the user provide only 1234 for HHmmss, then, the result should be 12h34m00sec
But anyway, you are right, the first subject was the notice. If you say that no notice occurs on your side, then, maybe it's because php is not configured to show them? Or my php show notices that should not occur :)
The reason is that I am testing against 1.10.x as 1.9 is no longer developed.
And my opinion would be a not recognised date.
When you say "HHmmss" and only "HHmm" is given then the date should not be accepted.
I'm using the version 1.10.2 :)
I agree that it should not be accepted :)
$date->setTime($event['event_time'], 'h:mma');
given that $event['event_time'] = '7:00pm';
this generates the error:
Undefined index: second on line 2728 of /var/web/unityla-dev/libraries/Zend/Date.php
Zend_Date version string "$Id: Date.php 17696 2009-08-20 20:12:33Z thomas $"
This is not expected behavior.
Unable to verify the error. Line 2728 is the method header.
I expect that this error was already solved in past because line 2811 checks if the array key exists. Please use the actual release.


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Tibetans have extended congratulations to Narendra Modi for his party's decisive victory in the national elections in India. His Holiness the Dalai Lama has personally extended his congratulations to Modi reported the Central Tibetan Administration on May 18, 2014. The Dalai Lama sent a letter of congratulations to Prime Minister-elect Modi.
His Holiness the Dalai Lama has noted that India is the world's largest democratic nation and the most stable of all nations in south Asia. He has expressed pride in being able to cite India as a living example of unity in diversity. India to the Dalai Lama is a rich ancient country in which all the major world's religious traditions can flourish. He feels other countries can learn a lot from India.
It is the hope of the Dalai Lama that the leadership of Modi will help India to continue to flourish and prosper. He has wished Modi success in meeting the many difficult challenges which lay ahead of him and in fulfilling the hopes and aspirations of the people of India.
The Tibetan government in exile has also congratulated Modi on his victory reports Phayul.com. The Tibetans have also expressed their appreciation for continued support from India. India has offered a homeland for exiled Tibetans ever since the Communist Chinese troops moved into Tibet in 1950. This support from India has been crucial for the survival of the dreams and aspirations of the Tibetans to live free lives in a democratic system.

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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced that his nominee for new chairperson of the Taxi and Limousine Commission will be its former deputy commissioner for legal affairs and general counsel, Meera Joshi.
In her prior position working for the TLC, Joshi oversaw 160,000+ licensees and spearheaded a program allowing livery vehicles to accept street hails. She also was instrumental in an effort to make half of the city's taxis wheelchair-accessible by 2020, and crash-tested by federal standards by year's end.
A source of controversy has been the fact that de Blasio is promoting a deputy and firing her boss. The mayor plans to oust Joshi's former boss, David Yassky, with whom he disagreed about a program he implemented, authorizing thousands of green "boro taxis." The yellow cab industry also opposed the green taxi plan, citing unfair competition.
The mayor has said that Joshi has, "the experience and energy to move our Taxi and Limousine Commission in a progressive direction, ensuring we prioritize New Yorkers' safety."
"I am committed to the de Blasio administration's agenda of providing equitable taxi and for-hire transportation services and safe streets for all New Yorkers," Joshi said in a news release.
The nomination still requires the confirmation of the City Council. For more information about the NYC Taxi and Limousine Commission visit www.nyc.gov/taxi.


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Women's Development Camp - Learn from the pros!
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Bicycle racing is difficult, whether you are getting started or want to break out into the cat II level, it's not easy. Multiple times here on 303cycling we have promoted that riders who want to really increase their performance to consider finding a Colorado Bicycle Coach.
Additional or alternative to getting a coach you might want to consider going to a cycling camp. Every spring you can find tons of camps in Arizona, some are for real performance enhancements while others are purely that "Live like a Pro" camp. Personally for me I would equally enjoy either because at the end of the day I got to 100% indulge myself in to the sport I love. This spring in Colorado there is going to be an all All Woman's Cycling Camp in Palisades Colorado put on by two top notch female riders, Tina Pic and Kimberly Baldwin.
Their experience will allow the riders to have the same experience and resources that they get to have at training camps they attend every spring with their professional teams. The 4 day training camp will include many skills and discussion for any female rider wanting to improve their skills. Below are some of the many topics covered..
- Hear from industry expert about nutrition for female athletes from a female.
- Learn about TT positioning, pacing, training and optionally get your position professionally fitted from Retul 3D Capture Fit System
- Ride alongs with Kimberly and Tina to learn how to ride with the pack and use the pack for max benefit.
All of this is done in beautiful Palisades Colorado where you get to eat great food and drink wine while hanging out with other like minded female riders.


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This post is geared towards folks who haven't done the A part of AJAX before (And I mean the first A, as in Asychronous); are new to Yahoo's implementation of the XMLHttpRequest object (The Yahoo! Connection Manager) and would like added information on how that works; or bothThis is not meant to supplant the excellent yui! tutorials which you should read in detail for thorough explanations and examples. What I am adding here are a few examples of using this in the Rails framework and some thoughts on the callback object and scope.
Your "AJAX" goals are simple: you want to communicate with your server, get a response back that you can use (or not), do something with that response (or not), and move on. As this is asynchronous, you want to do this without reloading your web page. Or, as a client once said to me, referring to certain animated gifs in the upper right-hand corner of certain browsers, without "making the world spin". To this end, Yahoo! has supplied us one line of code:
var transaction = YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest( method, uri, callback, postData);
or, same line with some data plugged in:
var transaction = YAHOO.util.Connect.asyncRequest( 'POST', 'php/post.php', callback,"id=1&old_id=2");
When I was making the switch from synchronous to a-, it helped me to visualize a standard web form to see how form elements and attributes are translated to an AJAX request. It's pretty obvious, but if you need an "aha!" moment, the above line is akin to the html form printed below (though unless you're one of those people whose definition of interactivity is "The Monologue", do refrain from creating forms with 2 hard-coded hidden inputs and nothing else! ).
<form method="post" action="php/post.php"> <input type="hidden" name="id" value="1" /> <input type="hidden" name="old_id" value="2" /> <input type="submit"> </form>
So, excluding a reference to the callback for the moment (which is not addressed in this example), that form maps to the Connection Manager call quite simply: method, action (uri), data. Let's look at the arguments required:
method: the method of the server request (POST, GET and others also available).
uri: the uri that's receiving and processing the data you send (in our example, "php/post.php"). YUI's examples use php, but, if you're using the Connection Manager in a Rails app, it's easy to adapt: your argument uri might read "/projects/update which would pass the data to the update method in projects_controller.rb, which would then be able to access the data through the params array, like so:
def update @project = Project.find(params[:id]) end
In php you'd probably do some type of db query [assume input cleanup and some type of database abstraction layer, such as PEAR/DB_DataObject, here]
$project = DB_DataObject::factory('Projects'); $project->get($_POST['id']);
Callback: a reference to the callback object you are supplying. This is how everything is handled. More on that in a minute.
postData: the data itself in standard query-string format ("new=1&old=2″). NOTE: if you're doing a GET transaction, your 4th argument would be false and your second argument would include the url and query string, like so:
So, what's this callback?. In a synchronous transaction, you have the luxury of redrawing the page to process your data (and yes, nothing says luxury like a nice, slow, page reload…). In an asynchronous transaction you need to essentially "sneak" your data back into the page without reloading it. This is where your callback object comes in. It helps you get your data "in the door", so to speak, so your page or application can change in a way that feels seamless to the user but often returns a visible result (changing a div, displaying some text, etc.) and if not a visible result at least a meaningful one (setting the value of a hidden form element, for example). Your callback is responsible for executing actions based on the data retrieved (or the failure to retrieve data) from the uri. In a standard synchronous form this action might be "generate an HTML table that displays your database results". Or, "Print a message saying there are no results". Of course, you can do anything you want with your data, that's just an example of a fairly common scenario.
Once you've sent your data to the uri for processing, you need to wait for your response — without, of course, appearing to wait (save for the ubiquitous web 2.0 spinner you know you're dying to try!). And, of course you want to know if your transaction failed. If you don't watch for these things — "success" and "failure" in technical terms — you're not going to be able to make an appropriate decision about what to do next in your app. So you feed your AJAX request a callback object: an object that defines functions for what to do in the cases of success and failure. In simplest terms, we've got
var callback = { success: handleSuccess, failure: handleFailure };
where "handleSuccess" and "handleFailure" are user-defined functions that take the http response object and do stuff with it.
handleSuccess = function(o){ // cheer! (or process data returned from the server) } handleFailure = function(o){ // cry, vow to try again! (or display failure message) }
There's also the ability to pass scope, timeouts, and additional arguments to the callback object. To do so you'd read the great tutorials at the links above and add the lines below, of course changing the values to values meaningful in your application.
scope: Ajaxobject, timeout: 5000, args: ['arg1', 'arg2']
The handlers. handleSuccess and handleFailure both take an object o, which is the http response object. There's a detailed list of all the properties of o on the yui page (Not to be confused with the Story of O, which I will not link to as it is beyond the scope of this article, you dirty rascals, you…). The property you'll likely use most often is o.responseText, which is the server's response as a string. This is what you pass back from good old 'php/post.php', and getting it is simple: echo. What? echo. What? echo..o..o… ok, sorry, moving on. For instance, if we wanted to capture the update_date in our successHandler to print to our page and we're using php, we'd write something like this:
echo $project->update_date;
and if we're in Rails? something like this:
render_text @project.update_date
If you need more data than a string — an array or collection of objects passed back from the server, you'll find that's simple, too: call the ruby method to_json() on your array instead. This essentially serializes your object so it can survive the journey to the Client. Once there, you can access the data using JavaScript's magic wand: eval(). It's great. So if you had an array of users connected to a project (and your database relationships are set up correctly), you could write
render_text @project.users.to_json
in php, assume you've got your $users array, and use print_r
The in your JavaScript successHandler use eval(), like so:
var users = eval(o.responseText)
and bingo: in two lines you're happily in your JavaScript parsing your users array like you would any other JavaScript array. You have connected your server to your DOM and no one is the wiser for it.
All this is great. We have our AJAX call and our callback object and are ready to go. But, suppose you don't want to rewrite the AJAX call all over your app? The Yahoo folks have a great example of a '"hypothetical ajax object" (mysteriously named "AjaxObject") that encapsulates success, failure, and process methods and calls a callback object that defines AjaxObject as it's scope. Encapsulating your AJAX request so you can call it from wherever you want in your scripts in a DRY fashion makes your code cleaner and easier to manage. Yahoo! does this well in their example: in my usage I changed it up a little bit to meet my needs.
To quote the great Chicago writer Leo Tolstoy from his famous novel Anna Karenina Does Lake Michigan, '"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way". I've learned that when working on an app, the opposite is true: success cases call for a range of actions: failures can more easily handled (log, display error, abort). Based on this, I've adapted the yui AjaxObject example to accept a postAction, successHandler, and object (used to define scope). This allows you to call AjaxObject from other objects, pass specific success handlers, and pass this (a reference to your current object) so you can access it in your successHandler from within the calling object. The AjaxObject builds the callback using those arguments. Like so:
var AjaxObject = { handleFailure:function(o){ // Fail gracefully }, /** * Wrapper for AJAX calls using YUI connector * * @param postAction {String} URL to post to * @param callBackSuccess {String} Success handler * @param postData {String} Data to post * @param obj {Object} Object that handler has scope in * */ startRequest:function(postAction, callBackSuccess, postData, obj) { var callback = { success:callBackSuccess, failure:this.handleFailure, scope:obj } // ASSUME you've shortened your yui connection mgr to $C $C('POST', postAction, callback, postData); } };
Then you can call AjaxObject from within a class, like so, and pass it a class method as it's success-handler:
var Project = function Project(){ // initialize project however you like this.foo = "bar"; ... // CREATE in db and return id AjaxObject.startRequest('/project/create', this._generateDbId, postData, this); } // Success handler Project.prototype._generateDbId = function(o){ if(o.responseText !== undefined){ this._setDbid(Number(o.responseText)); // DO other stuff.. } }
This way your AJAX calls are in one place, you can use them in the scope of the calling object and define as many success handlers as success cases (or pass false); and fail in one standard way (gracefully, of course). Of course, this can be adapted to pass failure cases in too, or however you like. This was a way I found helpful in my work, and I hope it's helpful to you as well. And thanks again to the folks at Yahoo! for providing so much great stuff to work with in the first place.


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Less than a week ago, the Haitian government received test results that showed that chikungunya had appeared in that impoverished nation. The latest data from Haiti, released by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) on May 9 shows those 14 confirmed cases and no more. Anecdotal evidence suggests that the illness may be affecting hundreds of Haitians at this time.
John Carroll is a physician from Peoria, IL, working with the charity Haitian Hearts in the capital city Port-au-Prince. In a blog post dated May 10, he described the illness of a local employee that seems to have been chikungunya. On May 9 he visited a local orphanage where he found 25 children and five adults with symptoms suggesting a chikungunya infection.
Dr. Jen Halverson left a comment on one of Dr. Carroll's posts describing what she saw on May 9. At a maternity program in Port-au-Prince, seven pregnant women came in for high fevers and leg pain. Malaria tests were negative. She suspects chikungunya.
The PAHO reported 4,175 confirmed cases of chikungunya region-wide. An additional 45,413 cases are suspected. The illness has been found in 16 different countries and territories.
Chikungunya has made it to the mainland in just one location, French Guyana on the northeastern coast of South America. They are reporting 81 confirmed cases as of May 9. There are no reports of confirmed cases in Central or North America.
The Centers for Disease Control offers a comprehensive description of chikungunya and its symptoms. The illness is spread from patient to patient through the bite of an infected mosquito. Most people will have symptoms, and those symptoms will appear about three to five days after the mosquito bite.
Chikungunya symptoms can vary but the most likely are fever and debilitating joint pain. The illness may also present with headache, muscle pain, a rash and swelling of painful joints.
There is no cure and no vaccine. Treatment can be generally done at home, with over-the-counter pain relievers and rest. The CDC believes that patients will be immune to future infections of chikungunya.
The illness is rarely fatal. It may be more serious in newborns, the elderly and those with co-morbid conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease or diabetes. In a significant number of patients the joint pain may persist for months or years.
A number of studies suggest that half of all patients may have constant pain or relapsing episodes of pain up to two years after their illness, and ten percent could have pain three to five years after. Few Haitians can afford to be sick and unable to work for several days. For the chikungunya patients who will suffer the debilitating joint pain long-term, the outlook is troubling.


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The return of "Revenge" season 3 is almost here and in addition to the many spoilers that have been released, E!Online posted a sneak peek of the mid-season premiere episode on March 6. The clip features Emily and Victoria.
Warning: If you do not want to know "Revenge" season 3 spoilers, then stop reading.
In the clip, Daniel throws Charlotte a birthday party. Emily is distracted and as she leaves a message for someone to call her back as soon as possible, she looks around as if she is trying to find someone. She ends up coming face to face with Victoria and the two exchange pleasantries so the guests think everything is fine between them.
Victoria puts on a big smile and rubs Emily's infertility in her face, which angers and upsets her, but she bites her tongue. Then she asks Emily who her parents are, where did she come from and why is she still in the Hamptons. With that, she walks away and the camera focuses on Daniel, who is watching in the distance.
The second half of the season is going to bring a lot more confrontations and one spoiler revealed that Emily is going to lose control. While Victoria seems to be enjoying making Emily miserable now, soon she will have her hands full dealing with people from her past showing up.
"Revenge" season 3 will return on March 9.


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Bras, braces, makeup are all rites of passage for many teen girls. But if you're a member of the Marshall family, so are boob jobs.
Britney Marshall, a 14-year-old from Nottinghamshire, England, is the youngest girl of the Marshall family and the only one without breast implants. Her mother, Chantal Marshall, told the Sun, "Britney is going through a funny phase at the moment and saying she doesn't want to get her boobs done."
And Marshall really wishes she would, telling the Sun:
"At the moment she doesn't really have what I would say are boobs -- but I'd like her to follow in her sisters' footsteps... I really love the fake look of my girls and I know Britney will go that way when she's a bit older."
Chantal and her four other daughters collectively own £50,000 worth of fake breasts, with sizes ranging from 32DD (21-year-old Ripley) to 34HH (27-year-old Terri). But Britney's au naturel... for now. The "brainy" one of the family, Britney told the Sun, "Maybe I'll decide to get them too and start saving in a few years. But for now I want to focus on my school work."
That crazy girl. For what it's worth, it seems Britney's brothers provide an alternative perspective on the matter. According to the Daily Mail, Chantal Marshall admitted, "Some of my sons think we're crazy... They keep telling Britney she should be different."
The desire for breast implants isn't a new or surprising phenomenon, particularly in England. Last summer, a poll of 8,000 American and British women found that 35 percent of American women "loved their boobs" while only 20 percent of U.K. respondents felt the same way. But a mom encouraging her uninterested daughter to get breast implants? We've got to imagine (and hope?) that's a rarer occurrence.
Read more at TheSun.co.uk and DailyMail.co.uk. Below, a photo of the Marshall women with Britney in the center.
Celebrities talk about plastic regrets:
"I wish I'd never had my breasts done the last time," she told New Magazine. "They've put these bloody great bags in that are too f***ing round--it's like a water bed on your chest."
"When I was 19, a doctor put in bigger implants than what I asked for. I was in such a hurry to get them that I didn't research my doctor," Richards told Us Weekly. "I just thought because they're a plastic surgeon, they must be good. You have to be your advocate for your own body and ask 100 questions." Later Richards wrote: "At 19 when I first got my breasts done, I wish that I was confident enough with my body to not have had surgery. That is something that I really want to encourage in my daughters, to embrace their healthy body and have confidence. I actually feel more confident in my skin now than in my 20's. Being confident is one of the sexiest qualities a woman can exude."
"Me and my friends found a doctor in Arizona that cost about $1,500 to get our boobs done--because they didn't use anesthesia and I didn't know it," McCarthy told WENN. In a later interview with Us Weekly, the former playmate said she was "too young" when she got her implants at 19.
In an interview with British Vogue, Victoria was asked about the absence of her "torpedo bazookas", to which the former Spice Girl reportedly replied, "gone".
In an interview with Now Magazine, Kimberly states her famous father was supportive of his daughter when she had the implants put in at 18, and even more supportive when she decided to get rid of them. She recalls, "He's very supportive of whatever I do. He was just like, 'If you don't feel comfortable, if you don't feel safe, just get them removed.'"
When she was 22, she got surgery to go from a B-cup to a C-cup. "It was so dumb... I just got the idea in my head one day, and that was that. There was no talking me out of it," said Kardashian in an interview with Us Weekly.
Last year, Staub had another surgery to correct a botched boob job she got done when she was younger. "She was very upset with her breasts," her doctor, Michael Fiorillo told, Us Weekly. "Scar tissue formed around the breast implant and that makes the implants hard, cold and deformed...the right one was almost up by her neck!"
Kim got her breast implants at age 20. Looking at pictures of herself on vacation in Miami last year, Zolciak couldn't believe what she saw. "My boobs looked crazy and saggy," she revealed to In Touch.
The Hills star -- now a size "E or F" depending on the bra had a staggering 10 procedures done in one day. "I'm obsessed with fitness but it's impossible to work out with these boobs," Montag told Life and Style Magazine. "It's heartbreaking. I can't live an everyday life."
"When I had implants, I felt uncomfortable," the former porn star told Us Weekly. "I would be shy at the beach. I know it sounds funny, but I'd wear high-necked clothes, unless I was at an adult-film convention. So I thought, 'why don't I be who I am and get my real ones back?'"
"I was a 34B, but the right one was always bigger than the left," she told Us Weekly. "He gave me Cs, and I didn't want them. At all."
"Well, I got my boobs done in my early 20s," Spelling told Good Morning America. "If I had known that it would or could possibly impact production of milk, I wouldn't have had them. I love being a mom. I am on my third baby. We want to have more. That's my role... these don't matter."
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Justified Season 5, Episode 8 – "Whistle Past the Graveyard"
Air date: Tuesday, March 4, 2014, 10PM E/P on FX
"Not unless you have to but if you have to, you make every shot count." – Boyd
"Whistle Past the Graveyard" should be an exciting episode considering Boyd (Walton Goggins) finally killed his last remaining blood relative. But sadly, it is not. This is a filler episode by every definition. There are some tiny nuggets of gold sprinkled throughout, but I'm not sure if I care anymore. Boyd only has his band of misfits to back him up but several new members may not be living up to their end of the deal. Can Boyd trust Daryl (Michael Rapaport), Danny (A.J. Buckley), and Dewey (Damon Herriman)? Not as far as he can throw them.
Boyd and the gang are having a rough go of things in Mexico. After a skirmish among the guys riding in the back of the truck, Boyd is forced to get another vehicle. While I understand it can be suffocating, especially if you're sharing it with four dead bodies, however, the point of all this is to get a separate vehicle; a vehicle that will come in quite handy when Boyd and the gang are stopped by Mexican Federales. Surprise, Jimmy (Jesse Luken) can habla español. Who didn't see this snafu coming? We know Boyd and his troop aren't getting out of Mexico that easy. The other oddity is Boyd listening to Daryl and Danny talking about another way out of Mexico via their pal Corey Flores (J. Anthony Pena). I smell something rotten and it's not the dead bodies.
Uncle Jack to the Rescue?
I've become a bit bored with the story lines this season. I'm not sure what the writers have up their sleeves but a new revelation has come to light regarding Wendy (Alicia Witt) and young Kendal (Jacob Loflund). I should have seen it from the start but I guess I wasn't interested enough to pay attention. What is Wendy's purpose in the whole Crowe family business? Is she just the paralegal sister who bails them out of trouble or will she have a grander role in all of this? Loflund has impressed me lately. His acting is very convincing and he delivers his lines with such realism, you almost think he's this completely messed up teenager dealing with family drama. But now that his "Uncle Jack" (Kyle Bornheimer) is in town, things go from bad to worse when Jack brings trouble from a card game gone awry.
Wendy enlisting Raylan's (Timothy Olyphant) help to get Kendal back seems a bit out of place. I know he wants her help to get to her brothers but this is just too contrived. Besides, we know good and damn well Wendy isn't going to tell on her brothers. Is she bluffing or is she really in the dark about her brothers' nefarious deeds?
Ava (Joelle Carter) attempts a bold move to secure her place among her fellow inmates. She needs to find a way to get the heroin into the prison and enlists Penny's (Danielle Panabaker) help. It's a foolish plan but somehow, it works. At first I thought it was a dumb plan, but after meeting Rowena (Deidrie Henry), the prison infirmary nurse, there is something to this plot. I'm not sure what the writers have in store but it can't be good for Ava or her "man." What does Rowena want Boyd to do? And as for Judith (Dale Dickey), she's keeping an eye on Ava…and that's definitely not a good thing.
Random Thoughts:
1. Remember Theo Tonin (Adam Arkin)? He is still alive and we haven't seen the last of his story arc. Get on with it!
2. Art (Nick Searcy) needs to make a decision about Raylan. Searcy mentioned during a red carpet interview we will meet Art's family this season…hope we'll see that soon.
3. Raylan and Allison's relationship. Truly over or just a bump in the road? The real question is do we care?
4. We've heard via FX about Mary Steenburgen guest starring this season…where is she? I'm sure her story arc will tie into the Theo Tonin story line because she's his ex.
Interesting Lines:
- Boyd and Daryl discuss their success after their encounter with the Federales:
Boyd: "Well, we ain't succeeded yet."
Daryl: "C'mon, Boyd. The way we played them greedy ass Federales, you and me is workin' together, ain't no mountain high enough."
- Raylan to Wendy about their arrangement: "Again, Wendy, I don't know how the man beat me to the punch and I don't give a shit. The important thing is not how we arrived at this sad state of affairs, it's how we get Kendal back safe so you can live up to your side of the deal."
The title of this episode, "Whistle Past the Graveyard," doesn't make sense because I didn't see a graveyard. If it's meant to imply another meaning, I still don't get it. Again, "Whistle Past a Graveyard" is nothing more than a filler episode through and through. It sets up future episodes but with so many unfinished story arcs from previous episodes, I'm not sure why so many of this season's episodes haven't been as enthralling. I can't be the only one who thinks Justified is beginning to lose its luster.
Let me know what you thought of "Whistle Past the Graveyard." Leave a comment below and/or tweet me @judybopp.
Tune in to Justified, Tuesdays at 10:00 PM ET/PT, only on FX.
For more on the show, go to http://www.fxnetworks.com/justified.


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The Hair Foundation, a non-profit organization, in partnership with corporations and medical professionals conducts research and provides current, relevant information about hair to men and women of all ages. The foundation's goal is to be recognized as the only unbiased, independent resource for people searching for information, support and services to meet their hair health needs.
Seattle, WA, August 4, 2009 - Hair Foundation welcomes the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS) as one of its newest Allied Organizations Council (AOC) partners. ABHRS will join the experts from the Childhood Leukemia Foundation, International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS), International Hair Research Foundation, American Hair Loss Council, and the American Association of Cosmetology Schools to provide the public with unbiased information on all aspects of hair health.
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Once upon a time I didn't have children. I fondly refer to that part of my adult life as the BK years. You know, before kids.
Back then, I didn't have dark circles under my eyes. Or gray hair. Or C-Section scars. I didn't drive a station wagon, my first minivan or my second minivan.
I was friends with Winnie the Pooh, but the BK me had never made the acquaintance of Dora and Boots, Charlie and Lola, iCarly and the gang from Hi-5.
During the early days of transition from BK to motherhood – really, the ink had barely dried on the EPT – I bought my first maternity top.
I remember whining to my OB (he laughed) that I didn't look pregnant enough. Nine years later, I'm still trying to figure out what to do about the stretch marks.
And somewhere in the fog of lost sleep and 3 a.m. feedings and strained peas and diaper changes, one baby became two and both have since transformed into little ladies who dance and otherwise keep me on my toes.
I still lose sleep from time to time. More than once I've been yakked on. My answer to many questions has been "because I told you so." I developed super hearing and eyes in the back of my head. I have become the chauffeur my mother was. I am … my mother.
Which reminds me, for everything Mary B. Ratcliffe is to me, Happy Mother's Day.
She was a BK once. She married my father when he was a widower with four children, the youngest in diapers. Heaven sent her to us after my other sweet mother, Mimi, moved there when I was 8 years old. Mama legally adopted us, and don't you dare call her a stepmother.
She taught me how to drive a stick shift. Because of Mama, I can clean, cut and cook a chicken (and make a brown gravy to boot). She taught me to appreciate liver and onions. And coconut pie. And sour cream. (But not mayonnaise, no matter how hard she tried.)
Mama is my angel, and I'm sorry I don't tell her that enough. But I do try to be like her with her grandbabies. I love them unconditionally, just as she loves me. I encourage them, just as she encourages me. I kiss boo boos and make peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I take them to church, drive them to dance, give medicine for sore throats and tummy aches, check homework and iron clothes.
I don't do it for the thanks. It's my job. It's my privilege. It's my blessing. I know it's that way for Mama, too. I know she had second thoughts before marrying Daddy and taking on another woman's children. I thank God she didn't give up on us.
And like her, every now and again I miss the BK me. But I wouldn't change my status as a mother for anything in the world.
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|A Missing Period of Time in the Pt. Reyes Geologic History
Between the formation of the granites and the next geologic evidence in the rock record of the peninsula a large period of time is completely missing. While similar to the "Great Unconformity" in the depths of the Grand Canyon, much less time is missing (only 50 million years?).
The Pre-Cretaceous metamorphic rocks and granitic rocks were uplifted and eroded.
Most of the metamorphic rocks were entirely removed, leaving only patches of the pre-granitic rocks. These patches are sometimes referred to as "roof pendants" and only a few outcrops are available for direct inspection.
Following the uplift and erosion, the granitic and metamorphic rocks were submerged below the sea by the Paleocene and the Pt. Reyes Conglomerate was deposited upon the pre-existing rocks.
Because the rocks are so different in their origins, this type of boundary is referred to as a non-conformity.


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An interesting discussion is ongoing at Daily Kos over the merits of Keynesian economic thought.
VA Classical Liberal writes:
If John Maynard Keynes and F.A. Hayek got into a fight, who'd win?
If it was a real knock-down, drag-out brawl, my money would be on Keynes. At 6' 6", he's got the size, the weight and the reach. Hayek couldn't lay a glove on him.
But what if they were cutting heads and throwing down rhymes? Then, Keynes could have a real fight on his hands.
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Schwartz, Anton (Lurie)
Schwartz, Anton (Lurie), saxophonist, composer; b. New York, NY, 16 July 1967. Father Tony Schwartz (b. 1923) was an audio folk-documentarian, recording sounds and music of the city of New York (see www.tonyschwartz.org) and later a media theorist and political media consultant/producer. Mother Reenah (b. 1933) and sister Kayla (b. 1962).
Schwartz began clarinet at age twelve and tenor saxophone at age fourteen, playing in high school bands taught by trombonist Ed Byrne. He studied privately with Paul Cohen (1981-82), Warne Marsh (1982-84) and Eddie Daniels (1983-85). During the summer of 1984 he attended the Eastman School of Music, where he played in a group with Peter Bernstein (guit), and Larry Goldings (pno). The three continued playing together through high school. Schwartz attended Harvard University, where he graduated with a bachelor's in Mathematics and Philosophy, magna cum laude and phi beta kappa, in 1989. He then moved to California to pursue a doctorate in Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University on a National Science Foundation fellowship (1989-92) and an IBM Fellowship (1992-94). There he conducted research, authored articles, and presented work at conferences. While at Harvard and Stanford, he maintained his music, playing first tenor saxophone in the Harvard Jazz Band under Thomas Everett (1985-88) and the Stanford Jazz Band under Bill Bell (1989-91), as well as in several college funk bands. He earned a Masters degree in Computer Science in 1993, but left academia in 1995, before completing his Ph.D. dissertation, to pursue music full time. Since 1995, Schwartz has led an active career as a saxophonist, composer, and educator. He runs a nationally distributed record label, Antonjazz, through which he released two of his own CD's. He has headlined many of the nation's prime jazz venues, including Yoshi's (Oakland), The Blue Note (NYC), Blues Alley (DC), Regattabar (Boston), Catalina's (LA), and the Monterey Jazz Festival.
Schwartz teaches jazz music and saxophone out of his Oakland studio, and is a faculty member of the Stanford Jazz Workshop (since 1994) and the Jazzschool (since 2001). In April, 2002, he was an artist in residence at Harvard University.
Recordings, broadcasts and films:
"Albino Alligator" soundtrack, Miramax films, directed by Kevin Spacey, music by Michael Brook (1996); When Music Calls (1998); The Slow Lane (2000); "The DNA Files" NPR radio series, music by Jesse Boggs; "All Things Considered" radio theme treatment, NPR (2001).; numerous radio interviews nationally; numerous live radio broadcast performances, including several on KCSM's "See's Sunday Night Suites with Bud Spangler" (San Francisco)
Articles about Anton:
"Jazz Blue Notes" by Steve Graybow, Billboard Magazine, March 18, 2000.
"The Jazz Condition" by Ken Franckling, United Press International, April 18, 2000.
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How to prove that $p-1$ is squarefree infinitely often, where $p$ is prime?
I had thought of using Dirichlet's theorem on arithmetic progressions. The number of squareful values of $p-1$ less than or equal to $n$ is bounded by $\sum_{q}{\pi_{q^2,1}(n)}$, each term $\pi_{q^2,1}(n) \approx \frac{\pi(n)}{q \cdot (q-1)}$, and $\sum_{q}{\frac{1}{q \cdot (q-1)}} \lt 1$. But using for example this statement of Dirichlet's theorem, the possibility is open that the error in each approximation for $\pi_{q^2,1}(n)$ may continue to increase with $q$, and since the sum runs up to $\sqrt{n}$, this argument is invalid.
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Will Cameron's Avatar spark a 3D revolution?
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- By John Howell
"We're going to blow you to the back wall of the theatre in a way you haven't seen for a long time," Cameron told the Hollywood Reporter about his new epic SF movie "Avatar", which recently started filming in Wellington, New Zealand.
"My goal is to rekindle those amazing mystical moments my generation felt when we first saw '2001: A Space Odyssey,' or the next generation's 'Star Wars.' It took me 10 years to find something hard enough to be interesting."
The $US200 million Avatar is about a band of humans struggling against a distant planet's indigenous inhabitants and will feature 12 computer-generated characters.
Using a new digital 3D format, Avatar and the technology behind it could revolutionise the industry, making 2D films seem as outdated as silent films. Cameron is pushing the technology to its limits while simultaneously plugging the benefits of 3D with evangelical fervour. Film heavyweights such as Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson have already become enthusiastic converts, teaming up to create a 3D trilogy based on the Belgian book series The Adventures of Tin Tin.
A new FUSION digital 3D camera system developed by Cameron and Vince Pace is being used for Avatar's live action shots, allowing Cameron to see the virtual characters as he is filming. Cameron will be able to direct his virtual creations as if they are real people on a live action set, rather than making adjustments in postproduction.
"These are supposed to be real people, real characters," said Cameron. "If we can pull it off, Avatar will be the coolest film ever made. If not, we'll have egg on our face."
Weta Digital, the company responsible for Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy, is supervising the special effects. Weta has helped create a motion capture head rig that maps facial expressions. In the past, actors had to apply hundreds of tiny dots to their faces for the camera to track, a time consuming and sometimes frustrating process.
Some filming has already been completed in Hawaii and Los Angeles, while an additional 31 days of live photography will be carried out on Weta's soundstages.
"It's controllable. No weather conditions. No water on this one," said Cameron in the Hollywood Reporter. His problems with water and budget blowouts on the set of Titanic are legendary.
An article in Wired Magazine suggests that after more than 50 years after its first run "3D is staging a comeback" and is now "the biggest gun yet in Hollywood's growing arsenal of F/X". Most of the major studios have two or three 3D movies already in production.
A 3D version of Beowulf starring Angelina Jolie will test the waters in November, showing on a record 1,000 3D screens across the US.
"It will become another consumer choice, like premium or regular gas," Cameron said when asked about the potential of 3D cinema by Business Week. "The premium experience of 3D will be the preferred viewing experience for action, animated, fantasy, and science fiction films."
After 11 Academy Awards and the all time box office record for Titanic, Cameron has a lot of clout in Hollywood and has always been at the cutting edge, as he convincingly demonstrated with Aliens and especially Terminator 2. Even so, 3D faces serious obstacles before it can become the viewing experience of choice for the general public. The lack of 3D theatres worldwide and a public unused to sticking a pair of goggles over their eyes are two of the biggest. The rapid uptake of larger and higher definition plasma and LCD screens also makes it harder to persuade people to leave their living rooms.
I remember being underwhelmed by my first experience with 3D in an IMAX cinema. I especially remember a friend struggling to fit a pair of glasses under 3D goggles. Then there was the nausea, dizziness, and headaches people experienced in the early days, all of which didn't generate positive feedback.
Optimistically, one of the original production announcements from 20th Century Fox stated that "with the continued roll-out of digital projection systems, the studios and filmmakers anticipate that digital 3D theatres will be widespread by the film's summer 2009 release".
I can't see it happening that quickly myself. However, there's no better Director to push the 3D envelope. If Cameron's Avatar can spark the imagination of the film going public, perhaps like 2001 and Star Wars before it, Avatar can set a standard that Directors want to imitate and the film going public crave. All it really takes is that one iconic film. Maybe 3D's day is here at last?
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A new Protected Area has been created in the Russian Far East—the Shantar Islands National Park— which will permanently protect over 1.2 million acres of unique marine and terrestrial habitat, according to Guido Rahr of Wild Salmon Center (WSC).
The Shantar Islands host a diverse range of plant and animal species such as pink and chum salmon, rainbow trout, and a variety of mammals including grey and bowhead whales, bearded seals, brown bears, caribou, red fox, sable, and river otters.
Additionally, over 240 species of birds live on or migrate through the Shantars, many of which are endangered—including the Blakiston's fish owl, osprey, Steller's sea eagle and the Siberian Grouse.
"This is a significant milestone for WSC's conservation work in Russia, and we could not have done it without you, our supporters and activists," states Rahr.
Moving forward, Wild Salmon Center and its partners will help oversee the management of Shantar Islands National Park and will work to promote eco-tourism and stewardship opportunities that benefit local communities and wildlife alike.
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Details of how to purchase tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2014
Tickets went on sale at 9am this morning and after a while of rather bad server issues (due to high demand), tickets started to be sold……
And in a record 1 hour and 40 mins, all were gone.
A final resale of tickets will happen at 7pm on Tuesday 17th of May. This will be the final resale.
You must have previously registered with the festival, registration has NOT reopened.
To check your registration, please visit http://www2.seetickets.com/see/getglas.asp where you can check until 7pm on Monday the 16th of May.
Tickets will then go on sale at 7pm on Tuesday via http://www2.seetickets.com/g2011/ or on the phone via 0844 412 4635.
Only a few hundred tickets are on sale and they are expected to sell out very quickly
All tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2011 have sold out completely
The resale of cancelled/refunded tickets for Glastonbury Festival 2011 has been confirmed to be taking place at 9am on Sunday April 17th
Tickets will be available online at www.seetickets.com/g2011 and via the Seetickets booking line 0844 412 4635.
It is expected that the number of ticket available will be limited. They will also be limited to 4 tickets per transaction.
In order to purchase tickets in the re-sale, you must be successfully registered by Friday, 15th April. Registration will then close until after the resale. Register online at www.glastonburyregistration.co.uk
If you're already registered, then you can check your details by visiting www.seetickets.com/see/getglas as soon as possible (this link will also close before the resale).
Emails have started to be sent to people in the UK that have paid a deposit for Glastonbury Festival 2011. So, here's the information you need to know
At 1.15pm on Sunday October 3rd, GFL announced that all ticket for Glastonbury Festival 2011 have now Sold out.
Tickets went on sale at 9am, so that's 4 hours & 15mins.
If you were unsuccessful, the next opportunity to buy tickets will most likely be in April, when the time to pay the balance on deposits has passed
Tickets for Glastonbury 2011 have now sold out. Thanks to everyone who bought one and apologies to those of you who missed out.
Here are some important Questions & Answers regarding Glastonbury Festival 2011 Tickets
- When is Glastonbury Festival?
Glastonbury 2011 takes place Wednesday 22nd of June – Sunday 26th of June 2011
Normally, every 5th year is a fallow year, but due to the Olympics, the fallow year has been moved from 2011 to 2012.
The gates will open at 8am on the Wednesday and close at 5pm on the Monday immediately after the festival.
It is likely that, due to it's success in 2010, the car parks will open on the Tuesday night, immediately before the festival, keep in mind that you will have to sleep in your car, there are only toilet facilities and you will not be allowed to queue.
Glasto.biz reccommends planning your journey carefully, although the music does not start until the Friday of the festival, the best camping spots fill up very quickly.
- How do I get tickets?
Tickets for the 2011 Glastonbury Festival have currently Sold Out.
You will be able to book up to 8 tickets per transaction by paying £195 per person, either online at www.seetickets.com/g2011 or on the booking line: 0844 412 4635 when a resale of cancelled tickets happens in the Spring of 2011. This will happen at some point soon after the balance payment week has ended.
Please note if you paid a £50 deposit on Sunday October 3rd, the remaining balance will need to be paid during Spring 2011 when the booking site will re-open and you will have a week to pay your balance of £145 per ticket, and to book everything else you might need (tipis, campervan tickets, parking, insurance).
UK ticket balances will be payable in the first week of April 2011 (9am April 1st – 23:59 April 7th).
International ticket balance payments will be taken from 9am (GMT) February 25th until 23:59 (GMT) 3rd March 2011.
Please note that there will be no option to pay your ticket balance or book car and campervan tickets prior to April 1st.
Tickets cost £195 + £5 Booking Fee + £4.95 Postage
Car Park Ticket: £20
Campervan Ticket: £75
Tipis TBA
You may wish to purchase the optional TicketPlan Protection for an additional £4.50 per person when paying the balance for your tickets. Should you be unable to attend the Festival, this may enable you to receive a refund for the face value of your Festival tickets.
Tickets are only available via www.seetickets.com or via the dedicated phone line – 0844 412 4635.
Anyone aged 13 or over who wishes to buy a ticket MUST be registered.
Please note, you may be asked for additional Visa or Mastercard security information when you buy your tickets online, so it's best to make sure you're signed up to your card's security service before you buy. Please click here if you use Visa, or here for Mastercard/Maestro.
Full ticket details can be found here
- Where do I register for a ticket?
Please make your registration with SeeTickets via their Glastonbury Registration Website
You will need to provide a passport photo of yourself at time of registration.
- I've registered for a previous festival. Am I still registered?
Possibly. To check to see if you already have a vaild registration number, click here
- I've bought a ticket, how do I track it?
You can track your tickets via the Seetickets ticket tracking service (found here).
You will need your transaction reference number (not your registration number) and your email address or Post Code. If you've lost your reference number, there is a retrieval service via the same link.
If you bought tickets over the phone, you must call Seetickets and have your email address added to your order for you to be able to track your tickets.
- How much will tickets cost?
Tickets cost £195 + £5 Booking Fee + £4.95 – That's £204.95
- That's really expensive, is it worth it?
Hell Yeah! You can expect to pay around the same amount for Reading & Leeds festivals (after the early bird tickets). They have less stages, are not child friendly, don't allow you to take your own drink into the arenas, have banned flags from the arenas…
Glastonbury Festival doesn't charge you extra for camping (an extra fee is payable for camper vans), doesn't charge you extra to arrive early (everyone can arrive from 8am on the Wednesday), has a specific kids area and family camping and is generally said to have a far nicer atmosphere.
Glastonbury Festival is the UK's biggest music festival, it is attended by people from around the World because of it's reputation. If you've been to other festivals and not Glastonbury, then be prepared for the sheer size of the festival. It's impossible to take it all in during the weekend (I've been 5 times and still have not been everywhere!)
Plus, how many gigs would you go to after paying £200, maybe 7 or 8. You'll see many more than that for sure.
- When will the lineup be announced?
This is a tricky one, it used to be in the June just before the festival, then it was May, and now it's kind of all over the place, but certainly not before tickets have sold out
As soon as we get any info on bands, Glasto.biz will let you know.
- How can I get the info from you in the quickest way?
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Tickets for the 2011 Glastonbury Festival go on sale at 9am, Sunday 3rd October 2010.
The cost will be £195 (+ £5 booking fee and P&P).
You will be able to book your tickets
by paying a £50 deposit per person, either online at www.seetickets.com/g2011 or on the booking line: 0844 412 4635.
There will then be no further UK payments taken until the booking site re-opens on April 1st 2011, when you will have a week to pay your balance of £145 per ticket, and to book everything else you might need (tipis, campervan tickets, parking, insurance). To clarify – it will not be possible to pay for a ticket in full in October, when only deposits will be taken.
This extension to our deposit scheme will allow people more time to save for their tickets, knowing that they have a secured booking. It will also help the Festival to reduce costs, allowing us to give more to our joint charities.
Please note, the balance payment window for international buyers will be for one week from February 25th to March 3rd 2011.
Anyone who decides not to pay their balance in 2011 will be refunded their deposit, minus a £10 administration fee. Those tickets will then be put forward to a re-sale, which is likely to be in April or May 2011.


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On this day in 1915, Fort Myers got its first motor-driven fire engine. The fire truck had the capability of pumping 750 gallons per minute and came equipped with 500 lineal feet of hose. The city acquired it after the downtown business section suffered four catastrophic fires in less than 11 months during the previous year.
The series of devastating fires started on January 30, 1914 when the fruit packing plant at the end of the pier where the Harborside Event Center is located today caught fire and burned to the waterline along with the Thomas A. Edison and a handful of other vessels. The plant was reputed to be the largest citrus plant in the world, and Harvie Heitman estimated his losses at $150,000, which would be the equivalent of $3.5 million in 2014 dollars.
On June 18, the sidewheel steamer Planters burned to the water's edge while anchored 300 feet off the dock and on September 18, the Heitman warehouse on the pier was also destroyed by fire. But the worst fire occurred on November 18, when eight woodframe buildings at Hendry and Oak were gutted by fire. Among the structures lost in the blaze were Hotel Michigan, several stores and even the fire department, and for awhile, the entire downtown business section lay in peril.
As a result of the close call, the city council opted to buy a modern, motor-driven fire engine. Ironically, before the fire engine arrived, a fire started on February 26, 1915 near the exit of the Grand Theatre in the Langford Building. That fire spread to the theatre and nearby stores before it could be extinguished.
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Shane Fleming, a 10-year-old from Manhattan, is TCM's youngest Guest Programmer. Even though he is not yet 18 and cannot qualify for TCM's Ultimate Fan Grand Prize, TCM Director Sean Cameron contacted Fleming and his parents to let them know that Shane was definitely going to be a part of TCM's 20th Anniversary slate of Guest Programmers.
This year's contest featured more than 300 entries, and hopeful fans from all over the United States produced videos to enter the contest by October 31, 2013.
Fleming will be introducing Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times on April 8th at midnight, and he has created another video to tell all his friends to set their DVRs for that time slot. " I want to be a good film director and preserve films," says Fleming.
Fleming traveled to Atlanta with his parents and six-year-old sister, Matilda, in January to tape a special introduction to the Chaplin film with TCM host Robert Osborne, and Fleming says that "at first, it was really scary. But Mr. Osborne is really cool. He's really nice." Fleming was impressed with the TCM Host because "he's watched a lot of classic movies," and Fleming's sister, Matilda was impressed by her brother, Shane, when she saw him on the set with Robert Osborne, according to their mother, Jill Shely.
Silent films are obviously Fleming's favorite genre of screen classics, and he admits that when he first saw Chaplin's City Lights, he was watching it in 15-minute increments on youtube. "But I didn't really consider it my most favorite until I saw it on the big screen at the Film Forum. Chaplin didn't make City Lights for a five-inch screen. He made it for a 50-foot screen," Fleming reveals enthusiastically. "Seeing that film on the big screen completely changed it for me."
TCM director Sean Cameron is impressed with Fleming's devotion to classic film. "Shane's video came to my attention via a post on the TCM Message Boards," reveals Cameron. "From the moment he started talking extemporaneously about Chaplin while walking down a city street I was hooked. His enthusiasm for classic film is delightful and made him a must have when we started looking for fans to be part of our 20th Anniversary celebration." Fleming "couldn't believe it" when Cameron called, and states that Cameron is "a really nice guy" and "made me feel super comfortable on the set".
"TCM is so great," Fleming continued. "You can't always go to the theater to see a movie, and the closest you can get to a genuine movie experience in your own home is TCM." The TCM cable channel screens films without commercial interruption, and Fleming also admits that "after watching TCM, I can't watch a movie with commercials any more."
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In the world of the Ottawa Senators, Russians are coming and a Russian is going. And a former Ottawa West Golden Knight named Luke Richardson is coming home.
Oleg Saprykin, the winger acquired by Ottawa at the trade deadline, recently signed a three-year deal with CSKA Moscow of the Russian League.
That news doesn't exactly break the heart of new Senators general manager Bryan Murray, who is glad to get out from under the $1.064-million U.S. qualifying offer tendered to Saprykin by GM John Muckler, prior to his firing in June.
As noted in the Soviet Report publication, Saprykin was miffed with his role with the Senators -- a factor in his decision to return to Europe.
"His experience soured him on Ottawa," said Saprykin's agent, Brian Lawton, from his office in Minnesota.
"While he was pleased to get another chance to play in the final, he would've liked to have contributed more."
After playing more than 13 minutes per game for Wayne Gretzky's Phoenix Coyotes for the first 59 games of the season, Saprykin averaged 7:25 in 12 games with Ottawa.
He contributed a goal and assist in those memorable dozen games, and two more points in the playoffs, including the game-winning goal in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference final against the Buffalo Sabres.
Saprykin played 7:30 per game in the 2007 playoffs, but was a healthy scratch in five games, benched in favour of Patrick Eaves. Saprykin's departure paves the way for Eaves to be a regular next season.
There isn't much doubt Saprykin got caught in the cross-hairs of a management transition. Muckler brought him here, but it was Murray's task as head coach to decide how to use Saprykin. When Murray got Muckler's job, Saprykin's fate was sealed.
"John made him a qualifying offer, but Bryan basically released him," Lawton said.
According to Lawton, Saprykin's three-year deal is worth more than $1.5 million per season, and includes an option to return to the NHL after each year of the deal.
"In reality, it's a one-year deal," Lawton said. "Oleg wants to play in Russia, have a big offensive year and then have a chance to be a top six guy in the NHL."
Murray was not surprised to hear Saprykin grumble about his playing time with the Senators.
"He thought he should have been considered a higher level of player than we did," Murray said.
It's no wonder Saprykin, 26, had high aspirations. He was the Calgary Flames' first-round pick, 11th overall, in the 1999 entry draft, but hasn't yet fulfilled that promise despite some obvious physical tools. A big man and a strong skater, his best moments came during Calgary's run to the Cup final in 2004, when Saprykin contributed three goals and three assists.
Last season, he posted career highs in goals, assists and points with 15, 21 and 36 with Phoenix and Ottawa.
Meanwhile, despite the ongoing lack of player transfer agreement between the NHL and Russia, there is a trickle of talent coming this way. Murray confirmed yesterday that two young Russians will be at the Senators' camp this fall. Ilya Zubov, a 20-year-old centre, recently attended a prospects session in Ottawa, and liked the experience enough that he vowed to become a part of the organization. Murray says a deal is expected soon and Zubov, a decent puck handler, will likely report to AHL Binghamton when the season begins.
Zubov was Ottawa's second pick of the fourth round, 98th overall, in the 2005 entry draft. Zubov scored six points in six games for Russia at the 2006 world junior hockey tournament.
The other Russian, Alexander Nikulin, is also a centre. Nikulin was the Senators' fourth-round pick, 122nd overall, in 2004.
Unlike Zubov, Nikulin, 22, is going to return to Russia after Ottawa's training camp unless he makes the final roster.
"A year from now, he wants to come back and commit to playing in the organization, either up (with the the Senators) or down (in Binghamton)," Murray said.
Murray is quickly putting his stamp on the Senators. Media that were kicked off the team charter flights last season, when Muckler didn't like what he read in the papers on a couple of occasions, have been invited back.
More pertinent to fans of the team, the roster has changed with the departures of Mike Comrie, Saprykin, Peter Schaefer and defenceman Tom Preissing.
Look for a young player, like Mike Foligno or Josh Hennessy, to get a chance to play early in the schedule. If needed, Murray will add a player during the season.
Former 67's forward Shean Donovan joining the Senators could be the start of a trend. Murray says he wants to see more local players in the organization. Speaking of which ...
Richardson Returns
Veteran defenceman Luke Richardson of Ottawa is finally coming home. Though the club hasn't announced it yet, the 38-year-old has a deal that will pay him half-a-million dollars for one season. He will likely split time between Ottawa and Binghamton. He would be a perfect mentor for young AHL players.
Richardson was the initial inductee into the Ottawa West Hall of Fame in 1993. His father, Glen, once played alongside the Murray brothers with the Shawville Pontiacs.
O'Brien to Sign?
Look for Ottawa's top 2007 draft pick, Jim O'Brien, to sign with the Senators and forego the balance of his college career. O'Brien, a 6-2 centre drafted 29th overall, was the youngest player in college hockey last season, as a 17-year-old with the University of Minnesota. A source says O'Brien, now 18, is leaning toward turning professional.
Melnyk Weighs In
Over the years, Jane Roos and her Canadian Athletes Now Fund has doggedly pursued corporate support for Canada's amateur athletes. Now, Roos has hooked a big one in Eugene Melnyk. In Toronto today, the Senators' owner is expected to announce a significant contribution to Canada's athletes, one year in advance of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.
Melnyk hopes his stake in Canada's Olympians will spur other corporate citizens to step up to the plate.
Seven-day subscribers can read previous columns by Wayne Scanlan at ottawacitizen.com . We welcome your comments on this column or any other sports topic. e-mail us at email@example.com .


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