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Aydinlar Dental Group consists of 11 clinics located in Istanbul, Ankara, Bodrum and Amsterdam. Ten of the clinics that are accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI) are located in Acibadem Healthcare Group
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Estethica Ataşehir is a branch of Ethica healthcare group, one of the biggest healthcare groups in Turkey.Launched in 2010, it has been constructed on 6000 m2 area all dedicated for beauty.Estethica acts upon the motto "Healthy beauty" and provides services with
Medipol Mega Hospital Complex is a modern medical facility with four specialist hospitals and an extensive selection of high caliber medical devices available for use. The hospital provides treatments in a wide variety of medical fields in its 470 bed facility.
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With 12 branches, DentGroup is the biggest and the best boutique dental clinic chain in Turkey. It's new approach to dentistry brings a completely new way of thinking. 5 year guarantee to all treatments
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Also known as Esthetica, this clinic provides a full range of aesthetic, dental and cosmetic procedures, both surgical and non-surgical. The staff is proficient in 5 languages, and offer a full range of supporting services to foreign patients.
A large dental clinic which serves over 250 foreign patients annually, mostly from Europe. The clinic provides patients with a written guarantee for inlays, crowns, dentures, fillings, implants and bridges, and uses the same materials as in the UK, Germany or USA.
Liv Hospital is the only institution in Turkey co-authorized Center of Excellence Accreditation in colorectal surgery, robotic surgery and bariatric surgery by the Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) and provides advanced technology and treatments to its international patients with its 159 bed capacit
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Acıbadem Atakent University Hospital is designed as a comprehensive hospital that serves in all fields, and draws attention with its cardiology and cardiovascular surgery, nuclear medicine, and oncology branches.
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What is tooth enamel?
Enamel is the outer thin covering of the tooth. It covers the crown or the area of the tooth, which is visible. At times cigarettes, red wine, coffee, fruit juices, cola and tea stain the enamel on your teeth.
Enamel helps guard your teeth against everyday use like grinding, biting, chewing and crunching. Enamel as well insulates the teeth from likely painful chemicals and temperatures. Enamel lacks living cells; the body is unable to repair it in case it's cracked or chipped.
Tooth erosion takes place when acids wear away the enamel on teeth. Enamel erosion may be as a result of the following:
It protects enamel by coating the teeth in protective calcium and other minerals. Saliva as well dilutes erosive agents like acids, boosts protective substances, which help fight disease and mouth bacteria, and takes out waste materials from the mouth.
Plaque is a sticky film composed of bacteria, saliva, food particles, and other substances. It forms between your teeth and gets inside pits or small holes in the molars. It as well gets around your fillings and beside the gum line where the gum and teeth meet.
At times the bacteria in plaque changes food starches into acids, after that, the acids in the plaque begin to eat away at the healthy minerals in the tooth enamel .
Make sure that you brush and floss your teeth daily. See your dentist as often as advised to do so for regular checkups and cleaning. You can also try the following:
Ensure that you brush and floss your teeth every day. Visit your dentist as many times as recommended to do so for frequent examinations and cleaning. You may as well attempt the following:
While fluoride is beneficial in stopping tooth decay, a lot of fluorides can result in problems, such as enamel fluorosis. This condition can happen in kids and brings about defects in the enamel of the teeth.
Treatment of tooth enamel loss is determined by the individual problem. At times tooth bonding (the use of tooth-colored resins to parts of damage) is used to protect the tooth and enhance its look.
If the enamel loss is large, the dentist might recommend using a crown to cover the tooth. The crown might protect the tooth from further decay. Another likely option is to use a ceramic veneer to cover the outer surface of the front tooth.
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Late last week, fund provider Direxion announced it would liquidate and shutter nine of its triple-leveraged exchange-traded funds on the recommendation of adviser Rafferty Asset Management, LLC. Those funds are:
The funds will stop trading on the NYSE Arca exchange and no longer will be open for purchase at the close of trading Sept. 5. Shareholders may sell their holdings before the closing date; those transactions are subject to customary brokerage charges. Between the closing date and the liquidation date, shareholders may only be able to sell their shares to certain broker-dealers, and there is no assurance that there will be a market for the Funds during that time period.
On Sept. 12, the funds will liquidate their assets and distribute cash pro rata to shareholders who have not previously redeemed or exchanged their shares. These payments are taxable and will include any accrued capital gains and dividends. Each fund's net asset value will reflect the costs of closing the fund as calculated on the liquidation date. The funds will close when the distributions are complete.
For more information about the liquidation and termination process, call Direxion at (800) 851-0511.
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Im have problem: when Im see film MKV file with LaCinema Classic HD connect HDMI in TV, Im see only video without audio. But when Im see it MKV file with computer all ok video and audio is ok. Whats the problem.
Thnak you
Originally Posted by guns1inger
Video Format : AVI, MP4, MKV, WMV, DivX, DAT, MOV, MPEG, VOB, ASF, TS, TP, TRP, M2TS, DVR-MS, DVD-Video (ISO, Video_TS)
With LaCinema Classic HD Im see other MKV file with audio, but Im have other MKV file, when Im see film been without sound
Maybe you recomended program converter sound in MKV file.
Originally Posted by sukutix
Look folks simply make your MKV's into AVCHD's burn them on DVD5/9 & they will play on any Blu-ray player from an $80.00 Magnavox from Wal-Mart to a $1000 Pioneer Elite. You can ad or delete the audio tracks that you wish, preserve the DTS tracts, etcetera. There are at least 5 programs this site that will convert MKV to AVCHD. A few are AVCHDCoder, Multiavchd, Ripbot, Gotsent & BDRebuilder.
Hi Guys, I have converted .mkv files to xvid, DivX and mpeg4 ... no problem there. The problem is that my Noontec media player will not play them on my TV. They play fine on my computer in all formats. I have taken them to a friends house and tried to play them on the HDTV (mine is not) and they will not play on that. I then converted a .mkv to mpeg-2 and even that would not play on the TV. My friend also has a media player, therefore i downloaded them onto that and they still would not play ... HELP ... driving me mad ...
i've been downloading some mvk movies to hopefully watch it on my sony home theater system.
but what i've experienced is that almost every dvd player can't play mkv movies.
i was wondering if anyone knew a way for me to be able to watch my mkv movies on the home theater system because i really want to ...
tired of having to download crappy .avi movies ¬¬
i'm a newbie on Mac wich a bought one year ago. I don't have problem handling with basic stuff but discovering the Mac OS X platform and video formats, codecs and futured app i'm losin' it. More a discover i get more questions, seems the Windows are more compact to the video environment.
ok, my problem is handling with MKV (1280x720, x264, AC3 5.1 DD) files with additional subtitle in .srt. Is any way to add subtitles (.srt) to video without encoding the audio and video chanells on MAC? How can i burn DVDR on Mac with subtitles and save the qulaity of Video and Audio chanells?
Pls any suggestion?
I have episodes of this '70's Japanese show which contains both English and Japanese audio tracks, as well as two subtitle tracks. According to VLC, the video stream is encoded in MPEG4-XVID, and the two audio tracks were encoded with Vorbis Audio. I'm planning to use clips off of these episodes in a video project, but both VirtualDub and Sony Vegas Pro won't take mkv. files, so I'd like to convert it to a more compatible format. How can I do so without further reducing its audiovisual quality, AND retain the subtitles as well? I've tried converting them to mp4 w/XCID4PSP, and have been able to direct copy just the video stream, the audio streams required me to encode them in AAC. The subtitle streams don't appear to have made the transition.
I am total newbie in this area - so, please be patient with me
As I have read on different sites, I have learned that MKV file type is container for video, audio and subtitle streams. This is what I want - to keep multiple audio streams and multiple subtitles in one file.
Right now I am in a process of looking for right tool to convert DVD movies (already ripped on hard disk) to MKV.
One program I have found is MakeMKV. It works excellent and fulfills almost all my needs, but it does not recode DVD MPEG2 to MPEG4 (or h264).
All MKV files it creates is almost the same size as DVD.
What should I do?
Hi, My name is Sarah and I am very new to this great hobby. My husband and I created a HTPC recently with a server for our movies. I am wondering if there is a software out there that can take my MKV (MPEG2) and remove the MPEG2 from the MKV rapper without reconverting at all. Leaving us with a plain MPEG2 file?
Also we have a 130 inch screen for watching movies. When converting DVDs to another format should i leave them as MPEG2 or should I shrink the file down as a MP4? Will I notice a quality difference? I would use Handbrake, what settings would you recommend?
Very Best Regards and thanks for any help you can provide to me,
Sarah S.
You can try extract the mpeg2 video and audio with mkvextractgui-2 and if you would like a mpg then use a mpeg multiplexer like imagompeg-muxer.
It's best to just leave dvds as mpg/vob/iso. No quality loss.
Thanks so much Baldrick!
thanks in advance...
i just purchased a panasonic st30 3d plasma, and i'm wanting the freedom to watch mkv's in hd. it has dlna, but wmc won't stream mkv, so i have to use a 3rd party program like ps3 media server to stream the mkv's, which transcodes it first. when it transcodes them, the quality doesn't seem to be hd anymore. i'm on 100mbps ethernet (the tv doesn't have gigabit ethernet).
1. is 100mbps ethernet fast enough for hd, or do i have to buy/build an htpc with gigabit ethernet?
2. the transcoding seems to be downgrading the quality-- how can i preserve hd? another program? or htpc?
3. when i stream from an external hard drive through my computer to the tv, the playback is choppy...is there a bottleneck because my hdd is usb 2.0? (i'm thinking there shouldn't be b/c usb 2.0 is faster than 100mbps ethernet).
overall, i just want a pure, cheap way to watch my HD mkv's on my nice new tv!...without buying an htpc if i can help it, but i will if that's the only way. i'm getting a macbook pro with thunderbolt this summer if that changes anything (i'm stuck with the tv though).
I don't use PS3 server, but I've had good luck streaming MKV though TVersity. The options to transcode the video is turned off, and it will play fine on my Xbox over 100mbps wire as long as the audio is compatible. Personally I don't use MKV anymore. MP4 is more widely compatible and so there is very little reason to bother with the hassle that MKV can present to the average user. You can mess around with it, or you can just dl something like GOTsent and convert it to MP4 which will most likely play perfectly.
forgive my ignorance, but i guess there's no loss in quality converting mkv to mp4? i guess the only difference is it will be a larger file size?
Right, you can do a straight stream copy. So basically you will demux the video from mkv and add it to MP4 container. No quality loss because it is not transcoded. Not really much change in file size either.
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Tubby Smith won't find the same pressure in Lubbock that he absorbed by walking the sidelines of Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky., where the jet-engine noise of a die-hard, blue-blood fan base poured down on him nightly.
He won't even feel the same strain of expectations he did at Minnesota, where three NCAA Tournament appearances in six seasons weren't enough to keep his job.
But make no mistake, while no one here will be demanding Final Four trips any time soon, Texas Tech's new head coach — a one-time national champion who will be 62 when he coaches his next game — is about to embark on his biggest challenge to date.
Smith, who was officially introduced as Tech's new coach Tuesday, inherits a team that is a mere 4-32 in Big 12 Conference play the last two seasons. You don't need any more numbers than those to tell you just how bleak things have been for the Red Raiders.
The sour recent history extends further, of course. Tech has not made the NCAA Tournament since 2007, the longest drought of any team in the Big 12 besides TCU. In fact, save for the Red Raiders and Horned Frogs, no team in the league has currently gone more than one season without a tournament berth.
If no defections take place on the roster — which is far from a certainty any time a coaching change takes place — Tech would return all but one player (Ty Nurse) from a roster that went 3-15 in the league this season.
There is some talent there, including point guard Josh Gray — there is speculation he could transfer — and senior leader Jaye Crockett, but not enough at this point to be consistently competitive in the Big 12.
Smith said he would encourage players to stay by using his own experience as a player at High Point (N.C.) College, where he played for three different coaches in four seasons but stayed at the school and now has his name hanging in the rafters.
"Sometimes you just have to last," he said. "Sometimes you have to stay the course. That takes a tough kid, a tough person to overcome all those obstacles, all the people you have to go through, three or four different coaches."
Tech, despite three open scholarships, currently has no recruits who have committed or signed to play for the school next season. Tech's chance of landing McDonald's All-American Keith Frazier out of Dallas Kimball, who had built a close relationship with interim coach Chris Walker, ended Tuesday when Frazier committed to SMU.
Smith believes there is still time to bring in reinforcements for the next season, even with national signing day now just two weeks away.
"There's still some out there," he said. "We've got to beat the bushes. I've got to get busy on the phone talking to folks. But I've had calls about people that want to help us. It's about evaluating them now and seeing if it's a fit."
Either way, what Smith faces at Tech is a situation that warrants the title of the oft-overused term "rebuilding project." There will certainly be no wave-of-the-wand fixes. No magic cures for an ailing program. More than ever, Smith's work ethic developed as one of 17 children growing up on a small farm will be put to the test.
"We have been down in men's basketball," Tech athletic director Kirby Hocutt said. "There's no other way to say it. We expect more than where we've been in the recent past. When you have a leader, a role model, an educator that can come in and stand for excellence in everything that he does, it was attractive to us."
But what was attractive to Smith about a job that will require tireless effort just to get things off the ground?
For starters, he believes he still has plenty left to give, saying he was "bitten by the bug of excitement and energy" when considering the possibility of coaching at Tech.
"Coaching ... it's something I've always dreamed of doing," Smith said. "The people that influenced me the most in my life, other than my parents, were my teachers and coaches. So it's something that we cherish dearly."
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Credit defaults
The following actions were filed by credit card companies, or their collection agencies, for alleged defaults on credit card/loan accounts.
American Express Centurion Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah, filed against Wayne Winters, 25 W. Main St., Weatherly, seeking $5,247.06.
Ability Recovery Services, Wyoming, filed against Maureen Conroy, 271 Avenue B, Palmerton, seeking $7,399.28.
Asset Acceptance, Warren, Mich., filed two actions as follows: Jolene Berger, 122 North Ave., Jim Thorpe, seeking $2,472.17; and Ewa Klecha, 469 Forest St., Lehighton, seeking $6,204.41.
Discover Bank, Jenkintown, filed against Justin L. Gombert, 256 N. Second St., Lehighton, seeking $6,966.22.
Dell Financial Services, Philadelphia, filed against Matthew Solt, 885 Club Rd., Palmerton, seeking $2,636.05.
Midland Funding, Jenkintown, filed two actions as follows: Mary Minich, 52 Butz St., Weatherly, seeking $1,697.76; and David Moreira, 231 Alum St., Lehighton, seeking $7,215.10.
Citibank, Sioux Falls, S.D., filed against Kenneth J. Barnes, 145 W. 18th St., Jim Thorpe, seeking $8,008.70.
LVNV Funding, Greenville, S.C., filed two actions as follows: Margaret Ventrella, 75 Yellow Run Rd., Jim Thorpe, seeking $2,163.13; and Anthony Chambliss, 139 Columbia Ave., Palmerton, seeking $3,926.63.
Mortgage foreclosures
The following actions were filed as mortgage foreclosures for alleged defaults on loans.
Bank of America, c/o 7106 Corporate Drive, Plano, Tex., filed against Jeffrey J. and Richelle L. Piccirillo, 43 Elliot Lane, Albrightsville, over property at that address. Sought is $139,765.83 and continuing interest.
Bank of America filed against Paul A. Fretz, 52 MacCauley Rd., Albrightsville, over property at that address. Sought is $170,750.27 and continuing interest.
Bank of America filed against Suzanne Berger and Patricia A. Topley, 520 Saucon View Drive, Bethlehem, over property at 771 Edgemont Ave., Palmerton. Sought is $123,106 and continuing interest.
Bank of America filed against Donna Pappas, 148 Mountain Rd., Albrightsville, over property at that address. Sought is $121,219.03 and continuing interest.
Bank of America filed against Jennifer A. and Kevin R. Behler, 92 Hillsdie Ave., Palmerton, over property at that address. Sought is $67,804.88 and continuing interest.
Citimortgage Inc., c/o 1000 Technology Drive, O'Fallon, Ohio, filed against Glenn G. Getz, 901 Main Rd., Lehighton, over property at 400 White St., Weissport. Sought is $85,846.67 and continuing interest.
Citimortgage filed against Richard A. and Melanie Wehr, 1200 Spruce Hollow Rd., Palmerton, over property at that address. Sought is $371,583.95 and continuing interest.
Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, c/o 1661 Worthington Rd., West Palm Beach, Fla., filed against Cheryl L. Burnham, 206 N. Foothill Rd., Albrightsville, over property at that address. Sought is $63,804.19 and continuing interest.
Ocwen Loan Servicing, c/o 3451 Hammond Ave., Waterloo, Iowa, filed against Carlos Aguirre, 208 S. Oak St., Summit Hill, over property at that address. Sought is $80,565.01 and continuing interest.
Divorces started
Vickie Behler, 237 Harvard Ave., Palmerton, filed against Lonnie Behler, 165 Molly Drive, Palmerton. They were married April 6, 1996.
Devon Alan Frey, 502 Franklin Ave., Palmerton, filed against Lauren Faye Frey, 2600 Appian Way, Green Bay, Wis. They were married Dec. 29, 2012.
Carol A. Ockenhouse, 149 W. Holland St., Summit Hill, filed against Matthew E. Ockenhouse, same address. They were married July 15. 1994.
Holly A. McCole, 40 Rhume St., Apt. 2, Nesquehoning, filed against John C. McCole, 17 E. Railroad St., Nesquehoning. They were married May 1, 1999.
Robert A. Sarnowski, 612 Mahoning St., Lehighton, filed against Reyna Sarnowski, same address. They were married March 6, 1999.
Bill owed
Lehigh Valley Hospital, 1200 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown, filed a civil action against Robert Snyder Jr., 266 E. Patterson St., Lansford, alleging he owes a bill for services provided by the plaintiff. Sought is $75,939.81 plus interest, costs, and fees.
Dog bite suit
Lloyd Vought, 12 Keats Lane, Albrightsville, has filed a civil action against Lenny Kozentski, 26 Tennyson Lane, Albrightsville, and Cheryl Kozentski, 10 Sunnyside Drive, Kenvil, N.J., over a dog bite.
The suit states on Oct. 8, 2011, the plaintiff was talking with Lenny Kozentski, who was inside a vehicle, when a Dachshund dog named Baxter, attacked and bit Vought on the mouth causing injuries which are detailed in the suit. Lenny Kozentski is named as defendant for having possession and control of the dog and Cheryl Kozentski was named as the owner of the dog.
Negligence is alleged and sought are damages not in excess of $50,000 on each of three counts.


text: 7/9/2014 Summer 2014 About the Author Anthony Paletta writes the "Spaces" column for The Wall Street Journal® and is a contributor to Metropolis, The Awl, The Daily Beast, and a variety of other publications. Movie Magic Under the Stars By Anthony Paletta 7/9/2014 Summer 2014 Of all the innovations devised for the automobile, one of the most charming, and American, may have been for when it's parked – the drive-in theater. Whatever accomplishments the drive-in theater's inventor – Richard Hollingshead, a New Jersey chemical manufacturer – may have made in his principal occupation, he proved a visionary by first reconceiving the windshield as a frame for a movie screen. That allowed decades of movie magic to unfold in the open air, a slice of Americana firmly entrenched in countless memories and still freshly minted every summer. INSPIRED BY A LOVE AFFAIR Conceived at a time when Americans were having a grand love affair with their automobiles, the movies were just one of a number of things people opted to experience with their cars. So was eating; hence, the proliferation of drive-in restaurants. You also could attend church – or a funeral – from your car seat. Or drive into liquor stores and up to banking windows. Driving was a focal point of the American lifestyle. So the nostalgia of drive-in theaters captivating the imagination today is of no surprise. An indication that they still do was the Google® doodle for the drive-in theater's 79th anniversary in 2012. Baby boomers remember their childhoods at drive-ins, and they want to share those moments with their families. WHAT HAPPENED TO THE DRIVE-IN THEATERS? GOLDEN DAYS The basic requirements for a drive-in are simple: a lot for parking and a screen large enough to be visible from all positions within it. Early experiments with speakers large enough to transmit to an entire parking lot quickly found foes in the neighborhood. The theaters soon turned to individual speakers or low-capacity AM frequencies to transmit sound. The lure of taking in a movie from the front seat – or pursuing activities that parents wouldn't approve of in the back – proved irresistible, and drive-ins grew to number a full third of all American theaters by the late 1950s. The sky, that flickering backdrop, and the degree to which the vehicle seat could recline proved the foundation of many an evening's memory. These golden days did not last. From a peak of 4,000, now fewer than 400 American drive-in theaters remain. CELLULOID ECONOMICS The trouble? The economics of drive-ins is surprisingly terrible. They rely upon the cycles of nature for their viability. Drive-ins have screenings only at night; they depend on darkness even during the longest days of the year. Both the rise of the multiplex – multiple theaters under one roof, each of which projects many showings on a single screen instead of a drive-in's one or, at best, two (plus a cartoon!) – and of suburban land value simply rendered most drive-ins unprofitable. And, of course, the rise of television reduced the need to leave the house for any sort of entertainment. DIGITAL DISASTER Many drive-ins held on, however, only recently to encounter recently their most dire threat of all – not developers or DVDs, but digital projection. Most distributors have announced their intention to switch entirely to digital projection, which is bringing the age of film canisters slowly to a close. Paramount became the first major American studio to do so, late in 2013. The vast majority of drive-ins lack digital projectors, and their cost – approximately $70,000 per apparatus, not to mention other costs involved in sheltering them from weather and temperature shifts – is a tremendous burden for their operators. Many have launched campaigns to raise the money for projector conversion, and some have closed. That which has brought the most peril to drive-ins – their independent ownership, without the insulation of chain multiplex deals – is also the source of their wonderful range of character. If there's ever been a time to go to a drive-in theater to support a venerable American institution, this is it. Your reward will be to see a movie, perhaps two, and likely get an inimitable experience out of the deal. DRIVE-IN THEATERS IN THE MOVIES Even if you've never set foot (or wheels) in a drive-in theater, you've surely encountered them before – in the movies themselves! Examples: James Cagney hid from the cops at the San Val Drive In (Burbank, California) in White Heat (and watched a Gary Cooper movie there). Boris Karloff subdued a shooter at a drive-in in Peter Bogdanovich's Targets. Young love sparks at a drive-in in Francis Ford Coppola's The Outsiders. Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) launches into the Wild West from the Pohatchee Drive-In in Back to the Future Part III. John Travolta sets up playground equipment at a drive-in in Grease. An F4 tornado in Twister devastates a drive-in theater during the showing of the 1980 horror film The Shining, forcing everyone to take shelter in a pit in a car repair shop warehouse. DRIVE-IN THEATERS – WHERE ARE THEY NOW? If you're tired of the endless hallways and stale popcorn at the mall theaters, strike out for the genuine quirk of drive-ins. With almost 400 remaining, you'll likely face a shorter drive than you think. These drive-ins are across the country. Although many remaining are in small towns, there are a significant number of suburban and even urban theaters – one in Dearborn, Michigan, 8 miles from downtown Detroit, and another just 13 miles from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Numbered among those in smaller towns are those in Globe, Arizona, and Gas, Kansas. Not to mention screens near Copenhagen (Denmark) and in Ahmedabad (India). The appeal of the drive-in transcends national borders. Family-focused programming predominates, but there's plenty of variety; innovative programming and pulpy midnight movies are screened frequently. Regardless of the programming, you'll often find vintage concessions ads or even more memorable vintage cautions against "public displays of affection." LET'S GO TO THE SNACK BAR Drive-ins long have been disproportionately reliant upon concessions revenue for income. You've heard stories about sneaking into a drive-in in a trunk. Drive-in owners didn't much care, because any increase in the number of eating and drinking customers was fine. Today you'll find a broad range of concessions, such as Mexican food at the Polynesian-themed Mission Tiki in Montclair, California; pierogi in Montgomery, Pennsylvania; and plenty of unique food in between. NEW WAVE OF WATCHING Some drive-ins have dispensed with cars altogether, or at least cars that are mobile. What started as an adventure with the family automobile has become an outdoor movie experience – with or without a vehicle. The Blue Starlite Drive-in in Austin, Texas, advertises as the "world's first Mini Urban Drive-in." Both it and the Electric Dusk Drive-In in Los Angeles, California, offer a limited number of car slots; they mainly sell walk-in tickets where family and friends take a blanket or lawn chair, along with an FM radio, to watch under the stars. VINTAGE SCREENS TO BACKYARD POP-UPS Today you still can enjoy your favorite flicks outdoors. The drive-ins haven't completely disappeared, so check out one that's alive and well. Or you might be able to stroll down to a local recreational park for a scheduled family movie on temporary, portable screens – often air-inflated pop-ups. Find these organized community-based movie showings in parking lots, in stadiums, on beaches, alongside buildings – anywhere a group can gather. Take what you need – a picnic dinner, snacks, lawn chairs, and couches, even a portable picnic table. Whether you go to a community gathering using a temporary screen or to one of the almost 400 remaining drive-in theaters, you can take a step back in time to savor the best of American traditions with your family and friends. SUBARU GEAR TO TAKE WITH YOU Whether your destination for viewing movies is a community screening or traditional drive-in, gear can make your experience even better. Choose from dozens of Subaru-branded products. 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It does seem to be unacceptable to remain on your horse through a screening. Delsea Drive-In Theatre, Vineland, New Jersey New Jersey's only historic drive-in boasts modern, healthy fare; it indulges the past but preserves your health with veggie burgers. Wellfleet Drive-In Theatre, Wellfleet, Massachusetts If on Cape Cod, enjoy movies, ice cream, and mini-golf. Blue Fox Drive-In Theater, Oak Harbor, Washington This Pacific Northwest theater offers $1 admission for children up to age 10, cheap pricing for all others, and go-karts for all. Swap Shop Drive-In, Fort Lauderdale, Florida Come in the afternoon for the bounteous flea market and arcade, then settle in for a movie. Just make sure your purchases don't block the screen. Electric Dusk Drive-In, Los Angeles, California See The Big Lebowski, Clueless, and Harold and Maude at this hip downtown L.A. pop-up theater. Cherry Bowl Drive-In Theatre, Honor, Michigan "Our Popcorn is Even Topped with Real Creamery Butter and Made in the Original 1953 Popper." Also, the Cherry Bowl offers vintage cartoons and fresh caramel corn. The Amusement Park Drive-In, Billings, Montana Have you ever ridden a roller coaster around a drive-in? We didn't think so. Find a Drive-In Theater near you. TEN THINGS WE REMEMBER ABOUT DRIVE-INS Fly-In Drive-In One Asbury Park, New Jersey, drive-in offered space for 25 airplanes. That didn't last long. Sound and Heat In an effort to extend the profitable season for drive-ins, some devised contraptions to deliver heat through window vents. They didn't last long either. A Swim to Freedom One Plattsburgh, New York, drive-in was rumored to draw viewers from Quebec, who would swim to catch the theater's racier fare. A Supreme Disappointment Richard Hollingshead took his court case to enforce his patent for the arrangement of the drive-in as far as the Supreme Court. It declined to hear the case, so a lower court decision against Hollingshead stood, and his patent was unenforceable. Retro Ads Galore Drive-ins birthed countless goofy concessions ads. YouTube® has a trove of them. Admission by the Trunk When movie distributors shifted from collecting a set fee for every print to collecting a portion of the gross, drive-ins largely shifted to per-car fees to maximize attendance. Sneaking someone in the trunk was a venerable practice. The Sacred and the Profane One California drive-in hosted notable California evangelical Robert Schuller's services. Others screened pornography, although communities generally didn't let that last long. Some Stand Out Pennsylvania holds the most drive-ins – 33. Ohio is a close second with 30. Dress Code? Just about any account of drive-ins is full of tales about trips when patrons – especially younger ones – wore pajamas. Don't just read about it; repeat the feat! The New Meets the Old Many theaters are holding Kickstarter campaigns to fund new projector acquisitions. I'LL HAVE A MOVIE AND … Drive-in theaters are often destinations offering attractions beyond that of a simple screen: The Amusement Park Drive-In in Billings, Montana, is actually ringed by a roller coaster (they're not kidding about the Amusement Park portion). The Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop (Florida) is a 14-screen drive-in by night and the world's largest flea market by day. The Big Sky Drive-In in Midland, Texas, shows football games.


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Queen Anne viewpoint has artistic treasures at your feet
A Seattle historian loves to point out artwork in the sidewalk at a Queen Anne Hill viewpoint park.
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Take a tourMichael Herschensohn, president of the
Queen Anne Historical Society, occasionally leads neighborhood tours. For more information, see www.qahistory.org Also check www.seattle.gov/parks for more info on Betty Bowen Viewpoint at Marshall Park.
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Locals and lovebirds head to Betty Bowen Viewpoint at Seattle's Marshall Park to take in the sweeping view of Puget Sound. Queen Anne historian Michael Herschensohn stares at the sidewalk first.
Etched there, at this Queen Anne Hill park, are some of the best-kept secrets in the Seattle art scene, he said. There are nine squares of abstract artwork, created by some of the biggest names in the Northwest art world — Morris Graves, Guy Anderson and Kenneth Callahan, among others.
"These are works from the post-World War II period. These guys really put Seattle on the map," said Herschensohn, president of the Queen Anne Historical Society.
And of course, the view from the park, Seventh Avenue West and West Highland Drive, isn't bad either, especially at sunset, with Blake and Bainbridge islands in the distance, and ferries and sailboats going by.
High on this perch, Herschensohn points below to the railway yard, grain elevators and relics of Seattle's past. There's a good perspective of Seattle art and maritime history here with no crowds, he said.
In 1977 famed Seattle architect and urban activist Victor Steinbrueck enlisted some respected Northwest artists to work on the sidewalks here in honor of the late art pioneer Betty Bowen, who lived nearby.
Time seems to have made these mosaic artworks a distant memory. Folks come here, but more to pose for pictures in front of this majestic backdrop, not realizing the artwork at their feet.
Herschensohn, who leads free neighborhood tours around Queen Anne, has made it his mission to bring attention to this underappreciated park, located across from Parsons Garden.
A former executive director of Seattle's Museum of History & Industry and of Northwest Folklife Festival, the 71-year-old retired Queen Anne resident these days goes on 100-mile bike rides for fun. He took my call while huffing and puffing up a steep hill, preparing for the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic (STP).
He also loves this park because it marks the start of historic Queen Anne Boulevard, also known as the "Crown of Queen Anne." The boulevard is a 3.7-mile route around the edge of the hill, roughly from the corner of Eighth Avenue West and West Highland Drive to Bigelow Avenue North.
It's one of the prettiest neighborhood jogging and biking paths in Seattle, highlighted by lamppost-lined streets and grand homes from the end of the 19th century.
The street signs along this route are brown instead of green, to make it easier for joggers and bikers to follow. You should bike or walk this beautiful and serene route that connects all the parks in Upper Queen Anne, said Herschensohn — right after you check out Betty Bowen Viewpoint, of course.
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The Chicago Bulls became the fifth No. 1 seed to fall to a No. 8 seed in NBA history. That is a disappointment, to say the least. Most felt like this was the Bulls year, but an injury depleted roster and the reigning MVP of the League tearing his ACL nixed all of that.
Was Chicago's Game 6 against the Philadelphia 76ers considered a flameout? Absolutely. But was it historic? What are the ten most memorable flameouts in NBA Playoff history?
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Seattle Supersonics – '94
Coming off losing in the Western Conference Finals the year before, the Seattle Supersonics went 63-19 during the '94 season and ran up against the Denver Nuggets in the first round of the playoffs. No problem, right? Wrong. Denver won the series in five games and the memory of Dikembe Mutombo lying on the floor holding the ball above his head with an ear-to-ear grin will live in our collective basketball hearts and minds forever.
Portland Trailblazers – '00
The 2000 Trailblazers squad had a good mix of young players and veterans (including former Bull, Scottie Pippen) and when they matched up against the Los Angeles Lakers in Western Conference Finals that year, they battled back from a 3-1 series deficit to force a Game 7 on the Lakers home floor. Portland had LA down by 15 points in the fourth quarter but would ultimately lose the game by five points. The Lakers went on to win the first of the three consecutive championships and for the Blazers, that game is still regarded by many as the biggest meltdown in NBA History.
Orlando Magic – '03
After winning Game 4 to take a 3-1 series lead against the Detroit Pistons in the first round of the playoffs in 2003, Tracy McGrady uttered these famous last words, "It feels good to be in the second round." The only problem? The series was best of seven, not best of five. The Pistons went on to win the next three games and made the Magic disappear. To date, McGrady still doesn't know what it feels like to be in the second round.
Los Angeles Lakers – '04
Kobe. Shaq. That's all you needed to know about the Los Angeles Lakers when they matched up against the superstar-less Detroit Pistons in the 20004 NBA Finals and because of that, nobody thought Detroit would stand a chance. Nobody except the Pistons, that is. With the series tied at 1-1, Detroit would go on to win the next three games in the series, the NBA Championship and the Lakers dynasty was officially dead.
Los Angeles Lakers – '06
2006 was the Lakers second season without Shaq and coming off a disppointing '05 campaign, Phil Jackson was back on the sidelines and Kobe was the man (he put up 81 points against Toronto in February of that year). The Lakers drew Steve Nash's Phoenix Suns in the first round of the playoffs that year and the Lakers were up 3-1 in the series but ultimately lost in seven games. And guess who took the blame? Yup... Bean. That series would forever be remembered as the one where Kobe quit on his team.
Dallas Mavericks - '06
The Mavs went into the NBA Finals against the Heat in 2006 and won the first two games of the series at home. Dallas seemed to have all the momentum going into Miami for Game 3 and an improbable Dallas Championship seemed to be on the horizon. But the Heat – specifically, Dwyane Wade – literally "took" the next four games from Dallas to win the NBA Championship and the "Dirk Nowitzki is soft" narrative was born.
Dallas Mavericks – '07
After the disappointment in the Finals just a year prior, the Mavericks shook it off and went 67-15 in 2007 and were the No. 1 seed in the West, drawing the Golden State Warriors, the No. 8 seed in the first round of the playoffs. In what should have been an easy series for the Mavericks to win, the Warriors promptly dispatched the Mavs in six games and the "Dirk Nowitzki is soft" narrative would live on.
Cleveland Cavaliers – '09
66-16. That was the regular season record that LeBron James led his Cleveland Cavaliers team to during the 2009 season. It was the best record in the NBA and the best record in the history of the Cavs franchise. LeBron won his first League MVP and most expected Cleveland to be a sure fire lock to not only make it to the NBA Finals, but win a championship. It was their year. Cleveland swept the first two rounds of the playoffs but lost in six games to the Dwight Howard led Orlando Magic in the Eastern Conference Finals.
San Antonio – '11
It seems that every couple of years, the Spurs put a team together that beats everybody yet goes unappreciated by the general basketball watching public. Mostly because they're boring and nobody truly believes in them until they actually win a championship. In 2011 after going 61-21 in the regular season, they drew the Memphis Grizzlies who were without one of their key players in Rudy Gay. In what should've been an easy first round victory for the Spurs, Memphis went on to pull the gigantic upset, defeating San Antonio in six games.
Miami Heat – '11
After Dwyane Wade, LeBron James and Chris Bosh came together in the summer of 2010 to form the 'Big 3 of South Beach,' many expected them to win "not one... not two... not three..." NBA Championships. Miami ran roughshod over teams in the first three rounds of the NBA Playoffs (including the Chicago Bulls) and were the favorites to win against the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals. But LeBron froze up, Dirk finally came through and the "Dirk Nowitzki is soft" narrative died forever.


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Pioneering Introduction Pepin Montgomery County, Kansas Walnut Grove Burr Oak De Smet Vinton Mansfield
Two boys following a covered wagon
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By the 1870s 350,000 pioneers had crossed the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains to find new homes in Oregon and California . These early pioneers did not think of settling on the dry, treeless plains that they referred to as the Great American Desert .
During the 1850s the United States made treaty after treaty with the Native Americans, forcing them to move farther and farther west. With the passage of the Homestead Act in 1862, the Great Plains were open for settlement. The act allowed any citizen of twenty-one years or older to claim 160 acres of public land. The land was free except for a small filing fee. The homesteaders agreed to build a house, live on the land six months each year, and plow at least twenty acres to grow crops. When the Civil War ended in 1865, settlers flocked to the prairie lands to stake their claims.
Prairie flowers and grasses
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Although life was comfortable for Charles and Caroline Ingalls and their daughters, Mary and Laura, on their farm in the big woods of Wisconsin , Pa yearned to go West. He had heard that the plains of Kansas were open to settlers, and he wanted to go where there were not so many people, where the land was level and there were no trees. The Ingalls family left Wisconsin in 1868 and traveled by covered wagon across the Mississippi River south through Iowa and Missouri into Kansas Territory where Pa built a little house on the prairie and started farming southwest of Independence in Kansas Territory . In August 1870, a little sister, Carrie Celestia, was born.
Immigrants in covered wagons
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Many pioneer families used oxen to pull their wagons. The Ingalls family used horses. They crossed the frozen Mississippi River in their wagon but Pa drove the wagon onto a raft to cross the Missouri River . Jack, their brindle bulldog, trotted under the wagon all the way to the Kansas Territory . Once Jack almost drowned when he tried to swim across a flooded creek. Although he was washed downstream, Jack crossed the creek and found his way to the Ingallses' camp.
The family did not realize that they were settling on land belonging to the Osage Indians. In 1870 the United States Congress voted to give the Osage $1.25 an acre for their land in Kansas. The Osage accepted the offer, and Pa, Ma, Mary, Laura and baby Carrie watched the long procession of Osage leaving their home to move to a reservation in Oklahoma . After a year in Kansas, the Ingalls family received word that the farmer who purchased their land in Wisconsin was unable to make any more payments, and, in 1871, the Ingalls family once again packed their wagon and began the long journey back to Wisconsin.
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Paul Sliwa must be the only person in their right mind among these comments. He's right! We must pray for these lost souls so God will touch their hearts.
TO: 'COUNCIL OF THIEVES, TERESA MARQUEZ, & MCMAHON (the Town NUT). Stop being so biased, do some prayer, maybe join RCIA under the guidance of Rudy the head of the program, and drink some 'Jesus Juice'.
You guys are all talking about corruption and posting all of these analytical statements regarding corruption. Why not smell the roses rather than smell your selfish convictions and one-sided comments?
Rather than be all controversial with your comments like you have been in all of your comments 'MCMAHON' go to church and learn to be COMPASSIONATE rather than be "JUDGEMENTAL".
and TERESA MARQUEZ, if you don't like how Holy Family holds themselves then maybe its about time you find another Parish to attend? Something to maybe consider? I can assure you that Church will NEVER turn you away. They will welcome you with open arms and help you as much as possible.
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These little stents of mine…
Good morning, Netizens...
"This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine...
This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine..."
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As I expected, they have released Bill Clinton from the hospital this morning after placing 2 stents in his aorta yesterday in what most new sources are calling "an emergency heart procedure". I remember when the surgeons put two stents in my heart, following much the same procedure they used on Clinton, yesterday. With a few minor exceptions, that is.
Like Clinton, I had a heart blockage, that is a portion of my aorta had been blocked by plaque, caused by poor diet, lack of exercise or even stress. Doctors stuck a huge needle into the femoral artery in my groin, through which they introduced a tiny balloon, with a nearly-microscopic sized set of tools. Once they had gotten the tiny balloon wedged in where the blockage had taken place, POP, they blew up the balloon, thus compressing the plaque blocking my artery.
They then slid the first of two stents into place, blocking my aorta open, ostensibly for good. However, as several cardiology experts in this morning's news have observed, stent procedures never last forever, because once you have heart disease, you have a sentence to serve. How long that sentence will run largely depends upon a wide variety of factors, only some of which you can address or control.
Like Clinton, I came back home one day after the stent was introduced into my heart, the heart pains gone, and feeling none the worse for having my aging fat body poked and prodded by those practioners of medical malfeasance on the house of pain atop the hill.
Stents save lives. Compared to 20 years ago, there are thousands upon thousands of people walking around whose lives have been saved by having stents put in their hearts.
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Chris Bennett analyzes each round of the recent Staff League college fantasy draft where Tulsa's Keevan Lucas went No. 1 overall.
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Tevin Coleman is 94 rushing yards away from 2,000 on the season, and he's going up against a vulnerable Purdue run defense.
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Spending big on quarterback is the way to go this week, and that means Everett Golson is the buy.
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|About Corral Bluffs Alliance (CoBA)
Corral Bluffs Alliance was formed in December 2007 when a large group of open space advocates, residents, paleontologists, archaeologists, botanists, historians, politicians, teachers and concerned citizens banded together to oppose El Paso County Parks Department placing a contract on a large portion of Corral Bluffs with the intention of creating an OHV park.
Between December 2007 and May 1, 2008 many meetings were held and attended by CoBA and the El Paso County Parks Department. On May 1, 2008 at the Board of County Commissioner's meeting, County Park Director, Tim Wolken, made the following recommendation:
"As indicated in the environmental studies conducted on this site, the Case property contains a variety of natural resources that are both sensitive and unique. El Paso County has a long history of preserving our county's 'special places' that contain unique natural environments. Staff is concerned that the cultural and natural resources found in the Corral Bluffs area may be jeopardized with the installation of an OHV trail system. In addition, the wildlife and noise ordinance issues will restrict the ability to design an effective trail system. With this in mind, staff recommends that we discontinue the assessment process of an OHV trail system at this site." (PDF of presentation)
A sincere thank you to the many, many people who helped to save Corral Bluffs from that threat.
CoBA became a non-profit corporation and its board continues to meet regularly to preserve Corral Bluffs. We have begun the visioning process for a regional park and maintain a mailing list to keep our supporters informed of the latest developments.


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My surroundings are my biggest influence. You could say I am mildly susceptible to the entire outside world whether it be alive or inanimate. Taking photographs of vagrants on the street or the texture of an age-old tree, I find wonder in most things. My intentions as an artist is for my work to have impact on the viewer. An attention-grabbing moment of absorption (however brief or lasting it is) will be the catalyst for emotion, thoughts or just a sense of questioning about the work itself. I don't try to force the narrative of my work, even if it does have a fundamental theme; it isn't necessary. Part of the process is for viewers to have their moment with my work in their own time. They can have my opinion of it if they want to hear/read it, as well as whoever else wants to make their opinion of it, too.
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Obedience training group sponsors dog agility trials
The South Plains Obedience Training Club of Lubbock will be hosting three days of American Kennel Club All Breed Dog Agility Trials from 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday through Sunday at the Texas Tech Equestrian Center. Dogs must be at least 1 to compete.
Free admission. For more information, call 535-3794.
Doctor to speak about cardiac death prevention
American Bank of Commerce will host a luncheon with Dr. Bradley F. Bale as the keynote speaker today, speaking on cardiac death prevention.
For more information, call Diana Melcher (806) 775-5230. Reservations are required.
Trejo center to host family movie night on Friday
Family movie night will feature food and entertainment from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Trejo Supercenter, 3200 Amherst Ave.
The cost is $5 for four people. For information, call 767-2705.
Churches, groups plan prayer vigil for homeless
A prayer vigil for the homeless will be from 8 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Mahon Library, 1306 Ninth St.
The vigil is being organized by a group of churches, nonprofit organizations and citizens working to find temporary shelter for more homeless people in Lubbock. For more information, call 543-0526.
Take part in PAWS for Parkinsons Walk/Run
The Parkinsons Disease Association is throwing PAWS for Parkinson's Walk/Run and dog show at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Buddy Holly Park Recreation Center, North University Avenue and Cesar Chavez Drive.
The event will include a one-mile walk, one-mile run, and a 5K run. PAWS for Parkinson's Dog Show will have dogs compete for Best Costume, Best Trick, Longest Tail and more.
For more information, call Jo Bidwell at 725-0941 or visit lubbockwtps.org.
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Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 | 5 p.m.
Continuing construction on a $30 million bridge will force several lane closures on Interstate 15 starting at 9 p.m. Wednesday and ending at 5:30 a.m. Thursday.
The closures will effect both sides of the freeway from Lake Mead Boulevard to Cheyenne Avenue, North Las Vegas officials said in a release.
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Pricing of scarce goods
an increase in value of any collection is not guaranteed for a variety of reasons. if you are a collector, please use your own collection to answer the following questions. if you are not a collector, then use elvis memorabilia for your answers.
a. what are some of the factors that could cause the value of your collection to drop in the future?
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Palania is the island the team finds them selves on after they crash on a military ship. Overun with zombies when your player wakes up on the beach Harlow. Wakes you up and warns that a weird virus has taken control of half of the population. In real life the island is not called Palanai it is an island that is owned by India and suffers from terrible monsoon like in the game the island. Is suffering a terrible monsoon that has flooded a half of the island citys and motels are underwater. If ou watch the trailer you see the boat has washed up on shore an everything thing is wet.
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I'm looking for some well-written, practical object oriented php tutorials, either books or online. I've found a lot of tuts that don't go very in-depth and simply end once you learn the basics. I'd like to find some that have very practical examples, login scripts, blogs, etc. I'm wary of finding random examples online that are probably badly coded (some of the nettuts oo php tuts come to mind) and would rather learn from a respectable source. Thanks for any suggestions!
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I'll see if I can dig some up for you. Do you require them in PHP or would another language suffice (so long as they are generic enough)?
Part of the problem with PHP is that its OO capabilities are quite new (lessee... 2 1/2 years or so if I remember correctly... wait has it really been that long?). On top of it being an OO infant, there is considerable differences between PHP5.0 and PHP5.2 for example. These vary from bug fixes to additional features (PHP 5.3 for example is adding in the late static binding).
For all of these reasons, well done tutorials are quite difficult to find specifically for PHP. Even some of the code I've posted here is old old now. My collections was designed soley to get some first hand experience with the new interfaces in PHP 5.1. I would assume a whole pile of online tutorials would be in the same boat - good for its time, deprecated now, only a few months later.PHP Code:
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I assume another language would suffice but php would be preferable.
I was unaware that so much has changed in recent php updates.
I was able to find two books so far. One entitled Object Oriented PHP: Concepts Techniques and Code and the other is called PHP Object Oriented Solutions. I'm starting with the latter one because it is more recent (2008) and covers 5.2 (possibly 5.3).
If anyone has read these books, please let me know if they're worth it. And, any other suggestions on what might be a better resource would be greatly appreciated.


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"This is my life and this is my tribe."
Thad Temple has resurrected Revolt In Style, the magazine founded in 1980 as San Diego's "manual of hip." Revolt returns after three years in an attempt to cater to the local dance and nightclub scene. Since it left, the monthly Arizona-based 944 has been popping up at clothing stores and clubs.
"The carpet-bagging 'Zonies from 944 need to realize they don't represent San Diego."
Temple said the resurrection of Revolt was not planned.
"I was selling luxury, half-million-dollar motor homes. It was a good job. I was making $15,000 a month." But after 20 months he had a career change. "That business is very much a cigar-chewing, hard-core-salesman boys club. One day they were taking some of my inventory to another location. I asked them about it, and this guy got up in my face and told me shut up or he was going to fire me. I told him to take a lap around my sack." Temple left.
"I called my buddy Brian Terhorst who used to be the creative director at Revolt. He sells mortgages now. He said 'Let's get Revolt going again.' The guy I sold Revolt to [folded the magazine in 2002]. I checked and he let the rights to the name expire, so it was up for grabs. We took it."
Revolt founder Trevor Watson co-published Revolt with Temple since the mid-'80s. Temple became sole publisher in 1998. "We were losing $1,000 a month," said Temple about Revolt's difficult year of 1999. He sold it in 2001. Revolt ceased publication the next year.
Revolt thrived in the early '80s club scene. Temple said he will still run photo collages shot at local nightclubs. The first issue [July] covered the local Warped Tour date and the FM-94/9 Independence Jam. "We are looking for a music editor now."
Last week Temple was delivering the 72-page glossy magazine himself. He said it will come out every other month and his first run was 10,000 copies.
Temple said Revolt will revive an '80s tradition. "Trevor started Club I.D. at the [now defunct PB nightclub] Manikin as an offshoot of Revolt. We're doing Club I.D. every week at Sam's by the Sea with live bands and a DJ."
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Photobombing takes some serious skill. It's all about the right timing and awkward positioning that makes for the ideal ruined picture. Most times, it takes years of practice to achieve this sort of obnoxious talent, like pro 'Photobomb Girl' or the world's most awesome stingray. But did you know there's a certain breed of people who seem to have this whole photobombing thing down pat with little to no effort required? Little kids.
Santa Claus rules. Unless his beard gets stuck mid-mall stunt, then his cool status gets a little iffy. But otherwise, good ol' St. Nick is really awesome. Why? For starters, he has reindeer as pets, gives out presents for a living and gets thousands of free homemade cookies on Christmas Eve. Basically, the guy's livin' the life. It's no wonder he's survived to be like, hundreds of years old!
One of the best parts about the holiday season is when Santa comes to town for a visit. Every single year, he makes his rounds to American shopping malls so little kids (and adults-- we're guilty) can have an up-close-and-personal gift-begging session with the guy...
Not that we're counting or anything, but Christmas is only 27 days and a few hours away, which means it's time to get into the spirit ASAP. Now, this doesn't mean going 'Gangnam Style' crazy with house lights. You also don't have to go buying the 12 days of Christmas to prep for the holidays either, although that would be super awesome. It can require very little to no effort to feel all tingly with Christmas excitement, like making obnoxiously long gift lists or dressing up our cats like reindeer. Come on, you know we can't get through the holidays without embarrassing our pets.
Neil Patrick Harris is one cool dude. He knows how to speak bear and he takes getting groped by a 'Price is Right' contestant like a champ. If that's not enough for you to prove his sheer awesomeness, let us break some fantastic news: he's now joined forces with The Muppets to create a strangely awesome new web series called 'Neil's Puppet Dreams.'
Being a TV chef has to be an extremely tough job. Think about it-- that person has to cook and talk at the same time. Sheesh, that's rough. While there are extremely engaging cooks on camera-- like Mama June whipping up her famous "sketti" -- that talent is rare. That's why we understand this guy's struggles. Well, sort of.
Llamas are funny creatures. They're funny-looking, find cows hilarious and take part in some truly awesome animal photobombing. However, there is one unfortunate thing about the little guys-- these poor things are prone to awful haircuts.
Black Friday brings out some of the most hilariously strange antics of us Americans. On Thanksgiving we give thanks for all the great stuff in our lives, and just hours later, we're waiting in massive lines and getting in spats with fellow consumers over the latest deals on video games. That's the good ol' USA for you.
Whatever the situation, you don't want to get on Overly Attached Girlfriend's bad side. She can get super weird, super quick. But the truth is, all her creepiness is really funny. So what better way to spice up the American Music Awards red carpet than by planting the YouTube sensation in the path of famous musicians and celebrities?
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EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. (AP) – A Metro East tow-truck driver has been convicted of causing a 2008 hit-and-run wreck that killed a man and that victim's infant son.
Madison County Associate Judge James Hackett found 45-year-old Mark Ikerman of rural Edwardsville guilty Wednesday of charges of aggravated driving under the influence and leaving an accident scene.
Authorities say 34-year-old Donald Legens of Granite City was putting gas in his sport utility vehicle in November 2008 after the SUV became disabled on a county road in Granite City.
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The ice harvest
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Based on the novel by Scott Phillips.
Originally released as a motion picture in 2005.
Special features: alternate endings, outtakes, cracking the story, audio commentary with director Harold Ramis.
Director of photography, Alar Kivilo ; art director, Gary Baugh ; editor, Lee Percy ; music, David Kitay ; costume designer, Susan Kaufmann ; production designer, Patrizia von Brandenstein ; visual effects supervisor, Eric J. Robertson.
It's Christmas Eve in icebound Wichita, Kansas, and this year Charlie Arglist just might have something to celebrate. Charlie is an attorney for the sleazy businesses of Wichita, along with his unsavory associate, the steely Vic Cavanaugh, the two have just successfully embezzled $2 million from Kansas City boss Bill Guerrard. But the real prize for Charlie is the stunning Renata, who runs the Sweet Cage strip club. Charlie hopes to slip out of town with Renata. But as daylight fades and an ice storm whirls, everyone from Charlie's drinking buddy Pete Van Heuten to the local police begin to wonder just what exactly is in Charlie's Christmas stocking.
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Q I am leaving for Europe soon and have rented a studio apartment for my first week in Cologne, Germany. I have done this several times in the United States and Europe, and it is a great alternative, except that the minimum stay is usually three nights and in transit I often need a room just for a night or two. The hotels in Europe offer rooms for single occupancy. The rooms are usually small but private and less expensive. That is not the case in the United States. The rates are per room. Any suggestions?
A Most solo travelers would love a hotel system like the one found in many European cities. Hotels there usually offer single-, double- and triple-occupancy rooms, so someone traveling alone could book a room with a twin bed at an inexpensive single-occupancy rate.
These rooms have not caught on with U.S. hotels — probably because, as of 2009, solo travelers accounted for only 11 percent of all U.S. adult leisure travelers, according to a study by the U.S. Travel Association. As you noted, most hotels here charge rates by the room rather than number of occupants, although additional fees sometimes are applied when guests exceed double occupancy.
There are a couple of notable exceptions. In New York City, the Pod Hotel (www.thepodhotel.com) offers "single pods" for solo travelers. These rooms have a twin bed, sink and small work space, but they also share a bathroom. Rates start at $99 a night. (To get a private bath, you would have to upgrade to a room with a double bed for $149 a night.)
Of a similar design, the Jane (www.thejanenyc.com) near Union Square in New York has single rooms resembling cabins on a ship and communal bathrooms. Rates start at $99 a night.
The fact is, solo travelers have limited options. You can find nice accommodations in hostels throughout the country. Most are designed with multiple-bed dormitories and shared bathrooms. What you lose in privacy, you gain in savings as some beds go for as low as $20 a night. Details: www.hiusa.org or www.hostels.com.
But don't entirely rule out traditional hotels. The Internet is filled with websites offering discounted hotel rates. If a basic, clean room is all you want, you can find an affordable option in just about any city. For example, the Gershwin Hotel (www.gershwinhotel.com) in New York has standard rooms with double beds and private baths that go for $99 to $199 a night, depending on your travel dates.
Also, check out travel deals sites, such as www.Travelzoo.com, to see what specials are available in the city where you will be traveling. I've found hotel rates for as much as 60 percent off on sites such as these.
Finally, turn to those who know best: other solo travelers. Solo Traveler blog (http://solotravelerblog.com/) is a wonderful resource that features a helpful section about how to travel alone. You also can find invaluable online forums highlighting advice from solo travelers, such as http://tinyurl.com/5no227 on Trip Advisor.
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Media Bias! The Mirror attempt to smear Liverpool's Suarez despite being fouled v Manchester City
The Mirror have incurred criticism from Liverpool fans for their choice of image on the back page of their sports section on Friday.
The Mirror chose an image of Suarez with his hands raised appealing for a penalty despite being fouled just seconds earler.
The Daily Mail also got in on the act, running the same picture with the caption reading: Appealing habit: Luis Suarez flings his arms up in the air as he is challenged by Joleon Lescott
Both tabloids decided to choose this picture of the incident, because it is the most damning of Suarez instead of the one where the shirt pulling by Lescott is visible.
Despite a great performance where he didn't put a step wrong all match, the tabloid papers clearly have no intention of taking the spotlight off him.
Manchester City defenders Vincent Kompany and Joleon Lescott managed to keep the Uruguayan relatively quiet last night, however not always totally legally.
Liverpool believed they should have a penalty after Joleon Lescott tugged extensively on Luis Suarez's shirt as they wrangled in preparation for a corner. This incident was also picked up upon by fuming manager Brendan Rodgers who labelled the officials performance yesterday as horrendous.
However Rodgers failed to mention any of Martin Skrtel's penalty box antics, which has also been going on in several matches, and will need to be told to stop pulling shirts.
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(New York, NY) This weekend Governor Paterson signed into law two bills that will strengthen tenants' rights and move New York one step closer towards resolving the many problems that continue to plague all-too-many New York residents. Both bills were strongly supported by Senator Krueger, a long-time advocate for tenants' rights.
S7811, which was sponsored by Senator Krueger, amends the Real Property Law so that tenants must consent to paying their rent electronically. Under previously existing law, tenants could be forced to use electronic payment as the only method of paying rent, which is an unacceptable demand to place on the elderly, indigent and others who may be unable to utilize electronic systems.
"It's unfair to require that tenants can only pay rent on-line," said Senator Krueger. "While many people choose to pay their bills on-line, others may not have computer access or be computer literate. Plus, it is critical that tenants be provided receipts for rent payments, which many on-line systems do not offer. Finally, before a payment on-line is made, tenants must be assured payment sites are secure and cannot be hacked, which could expose private bank account information and lead to theft. While national bank and credit card systems guarantee these protections, there is no assurance that any/all real estate managers have secure bill collection systems in place."
Also signed into law is S7139 (D-Sampson), an act that protects rent-regulated tenants when the buildings they live in are facing foreclosure. Under the Senate's new law, rent-regulated tenants are now required to receive a notice of their housing rights, along with a notice of the building owner's foreclosure. The bill takes effect 30 days from the date of signing. The legislation is the latest in the Majority's efforts to curb foreclosures and the adverse effects of them on residents of New York, while also empowering people to remain in their homes.
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Pekin JV football wraps up 7-0 season
Success hasn't been exclusive to the Pekin varsity football team in 2012.
The JV team found its share of success as well and finished with a perfect 7-0 record following a 14-12 victory over Burlington-Notre Dame last Monday.
The Panthers also beat New London, WACO, Pleasantville, Montezuma, North Mahaska and BGM while outscoring their opponents 244-28. They gained 2,641 total yards on offense and held opposing offenses to just 959 yards.
Running behind a physical group of offensive linemen, freshman Chase Copeland paced the Trojans with 1,035 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns on 77 carries. Jeff Brain finished with 571 yards and four touchdowns and Christian Wittrock had 322 yards and a pair of rushing scores.
Starting quarterback Ryan Swanson completed 23-of-43 passes for 472 yards and eight touchdowns, and backup Brady Donovan threw for 51 yards and three touchdowns. Wittrock hauled in 197 yards worth of passes and six touchdowns, and Colton Lanman had a team-high 234 reception yards with five scores.
Defensively, Cole Reighard paced the Panthers with 103 total tackles and two interceptions. Matt Jones tallied 57 tackles, JD Hollingsworth had 45 and Matt Bollinger made 43 tackles. Swanson had five picks while Donovan and Cole Reighard grabbed two. Wittrock returned an interception all the way for a touchdown.
JV coaches are Tyler Hotz and Juston Lamb.