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Medina Journal-Register — Two Medina High runners, senior Nick Zagmester and freshman Holly Heil, will cap off outstanding ross-country seasons when they complete in the state Class C championship race Saturday at Elma Meadows.
"Over the last three weeks they have both been running outstanding," Medina coach Troy Callard said. "I just want them to enjoy the experience and have fun. This is not something everyone gets to do."
Zagmester and Heil both qualified for the state championships by placing fourth at the Section VI Class C race this past week which was also held at Elma Meadows.
"That is big for us as they know the course," Callard said.
The previous week, Heil had finished second and Zagmester third at the Niagara-Orleans All-League meet.
"I'm really happy for Nick because it is his senior year and he just put in so much work and did so much running over the summer to get ready for this season," Callard said. "And it will be great experience for Holly as she is just a freshman."
"They are both just so eager to learn it makes it easy to coach them," Callard added. "I've told then to go out, relax and run just like they have been doing. Just do what they've been doing and over the last three weeks they've just been getting better and better."
The Barker boys squad will be looking to defend its state title after capturing the Section VI Class D championship last weekend. The Raiders are led by the quintet of Jordan Bender, Bryce Moeller, Hayden Hathaway, Casey Webb and Sergio Cruz who placed 2-3-5-6-10 respectively at the sectional championship meet.
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Produced by Lydia Dean Pilcher and presented by Doha Film Institute, international political thriller "The Reluctant Fundamentalist" is a Mirabai Films and Cine Mosaic production adapted by William Wheeler from the global bestseller. The film stars Riz Ahmed as a young Pakistani Wall Street player who gets caught in a conflict between the American dream, a hostage crisis, and his family's homeland. Kate Hudson, Kiefer Sutherland, Liev Schreiber, Martin Donovan, Om Puri and Shabana Azmi also star in the film which was shot in Lahore, Delhi, Istanbul, New York and Atlanta.
"Mira Nair has made an exemplary film adaptation of a novel that deals with the topical issue of fundamentalisms of any kind or nature," says Alberto Barbera, the new director of the Venice Film Festival. "With great sensitivity, subtlety and remarkable sense of cinematic narrative, the director is never reluctant to take a difficult stand, inspired by profound ethical and moral reasons."
Nair worked with cinematographer Declan Quinn, production designer Michael Carlin, costume designer Arjun Bhasin and editor Shimit Amin. The score by Michael Andrews blends old and new Pakistani sounds and a new original song by Peter Gabriel.
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This is the story of River Kassandros, who was born in Sparta as a slave. Though he has taken the vow with the rest of his brothers to protect humanity, he's never felt equal to the others, as they are true Spartans. River was also given a special gift from Ares: he can transform into any weapon during a battle. Unfortunately, this gift comes with a serious drawback that River's been trying to deal with for ages: he comes out of his weapon state as a berserker. He can't control the bloodlust, rage and intense sexuality he exudes once he becomes a man again.
Emma Lowery is a frustrated lady, having just been ditched by her so-called friend Evan on their boating trip to the island of Little Tybee. While she rows alone through the stormy water, trying desperately to reach land before a storm breaks, a weird thing happens. Emma's long suppressed power to hear spirits comes to her in a rush, and she hears a man beg her to help him.
River has been caught in dagger form for four months, after being thrown deep into the water by a demon during a raging battle. He can't get back to human form in the water, and he's slowly losing his mind after being stuck alone and immobile for so long. Just as Emma saves River, she finds out that the approaching storm is a demon attack looking for him. While River battles his intense urge to throw himself on Emma, he must fight the demons off.
River barely manages to protect them, and then is overcome by his dagger form. Emma is in bad shape, exhausted and alone when Ari, another Spartan immortal and River's best friend, picks her up to bring her home. He's ecstatic to have his buddy back, and worried about him still being in a weapon state. He tries to block Emma's memory of the whole incident. Ari doesn't realize that Emma and River have been left deeply linked by their meeting.
River starts to realize that he's in bad shape with his berserker loose, unable to control his physical form, and he feels betrayed by his brothers for being left as he was. Now Ares has declared war on the Spartans, and has demanded that River be offered up to him to keep the peace between them. Will the Spartans risk the wrath of the God of War over a mere slave? Will Emma be able to feel anything for River once she sees the awful effects of his transformations? Will River ever fnd any peace?
Red Kiss is like a summer blockbuster-fun, exciting and sexy. Don't expect a whole lot of drama or emotional depth from this tale, but take it as it is and have fun reading.
River is a two-sided hero. He has an out of control, cruel, incredibly sexual side that's enticing while it can't be trusted. He's also a gentle, tenderhearted man with deep feelings of unworthiness. River has tried everything to help ease his burdens, both the slavery and the weapon-shifting, and he communicates his sorrow and his feelings very well to the reader.
Emma is a regular type of girl, no stranger to grief herself, who has been swept into a very different world once she meets River. While supernatural talents run in her family, Emma's always tried to suppress hers. Emma's internal dialogue reflects wittily on the craziness of her current situation and her wildly veering feelings.
Emma and River have chemistry, immediate and hot. It's easy to understand the attraction on both sides. Cautious Emma is helplessly attracted to River's shocking innate sensuality and River craves the comfort of Emma's presence.
With a terrific cast of background characters, and plenty of smaller, interesting side tales to keep an eye on, Red Kiss is a wonderfully varied patchwork of love stories. Pick up Red Kiss for a well-spent summer afternoon exploring the world of the Gods of Midnight.
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Samsung Urges Judge to Reject Apple's Request for Smartphone Ban
Samsung Electronics Co. asked the judge to refuse Apple's request to permanently ban Samsung from U.S. sales. This would result in more than 25 banned Samsung devices if the judge agrees to the ban.
On December 5, 2012 U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose, California listened to the arguments of the two companies regarding the requested ban. It seems that the $1.05 billion payment for damages was not enough to satisfy Apple.
Samsung's lawyer, Charles Verhoeven said, "We see an intentional engagement of thermonuclear war throughout the world." This was in reference to what the late Steve Jobs said regarding a "war" he wanted to start to prove that Android smartphones infringe on Apple's patents. The late Apple CEO also said that he was willing to spend $40 billion.
Verhoeven told Judge Koh that Apple chooses to "compete in the court instead of the marketplace." He added, "Are the parties going to talk? When? What do they need? We are willing to talk. The ball is in their court."
The two electronics manufacturers were battling over the jury's damages award. Judge Koh realized that despite the precision and consistency in the calculation of infringement damages by 28 Samsung devices, the panel might have made a mistake.
Regarding this, Harold McElhinny, Apple's lawyer said, "If there is enough evidence in the record to justify that damage award then that verdict should be upheld."
Kathleen Sullivan, another lawyer for Samsung, defended that the damages must be reduced by more than 600 million dollars. She said that, yes, the jury was precise, but it was hampered by a verdict form that was not enough to permit jurors to arrive at damages on a product-by-product basis.
Sullivan added, "You should reverse engineer" the patents to make sure the damages are "causally connected to the evidence."
She also pointed out that only three of the twenty-six Samsung products Apple wants banned in the U.S. are still being sold. She said that Samsung was already able to design new devices that are completely unrelated to Apple's patents.
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Apple wants Samsung to pay more money than the jury awarded for the latter's damages. The former urged Judge Koh to increase the award by $536 million with the reason that Samsung was trying to take the market away from Apple by copying the American firm.
Apple also stated that if the sales ban against Samsung is approved, they will ask the judge to extend the ban to include the latest Samsung products.
Samsung, meanwhile, argued that the verdict should be trashed because of the alleged misconduct of the jury's foreman.
The Korean firm said that Velvin Hogan, the foreman, lied about the lawsuits and introduced erroneous legal standards during the jury deliberations, causing the jury to make a faulty verdict.
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Based on Hogan's post-trial interviews with the media, Samsung stated that Hogan made a mistake when he told the jury that an infringement of a design patent is based on the look and feel of the device.
Because of this, Samsung is asking Judge Koh to overrule the jury's findings on infringement by pointing out that patent law protects only designs that are new, original and ornamental, not general design concepts. Moreover, they also said that there is no evidence that the Korean company willfully infringed Apple's patents (which was the basis for Apple's request for higher damages).


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CJ 353 Emergency Management
Bower, William C.
Senior Adjunct Faculty
Juris DoctorMaster Science Criminal JusticeBS Workforce Education
Office Location
Lansing, MI
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After 5pm ET every day
Daytime Phone
Semester Dates
January 14 to March 10, 2013
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Credit Hours
Title: Introduction to Emergency Management, 4th Edition
Author: George Haddow
424 Pages
Copyright 2011
Textbooks can be purchased through the MBS bookstore
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McAfee Memorial Library - Online information, links, electronic databases and the Online catalog. Contact the library for further assistance via email or at 800-270-4347.Career Counseling - The Career Development Center (CDC) provides services for all stages of career development. The mission of the CDC is to provide the career planning tools to ensure a lifetime of career success.Park Helpdesk - If you have forgotten your OPEN ID or Password, or need assistance with your PirateMail account, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 800-927-3024Resources for Current Students - A great place to look for all kinds of information http://www.park.edu/Current/.Advising - Park University would like to assist you in achieving your educational goals. Please contact your Campus Center for advising or enrollment adjustment information.Online Classroom Technical Support - For technical assistance with the Online classroom, email email@example.com or call the helpdesk at 866-301-PARK (7275). To see the technical requirements for Online courses, please visit the http://parkonline.org website, and click on the "Technical Requirements" link, and click on "BROWSER Test" to see if your system is ready.FAQ's for Online Students - You might find the answer to your questions here.
Educational Philosophy:
This course is the introductory course in emergency management. This course will examine how government agencies plan for situations involving small and large emergencies. The primary focus is on state and local law enforcement agencies and their response to such emergencies. Emergency management involves planning for mitigation, response, recovery, preparedness and communication. The course will cover these issues through interactive discussions, essays, term paper and an exam. We will examine general principles of criminal responsibility, defenses to that responsibility, and the elements of specific crimes.
Class Assessment:
Weekly Discussions and assessment criteria:
Possible Points
Did the student answer at least 2 of the instructor's opening questions?
10 points each
Did the student substantively reply to at least 3 peer answers?
5 points each
Did the student reply on time?
- 5 points late
Did the student demonstrate knowledge of the topic?
-5 points each
Online Etiquette: All online communications need to be composed with fairness, honesty and tact. See http://www.albion.com/netiquette/corerules.html or Help and Resources for more information.
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Final Exam
Grading Criteria –Students are expected to participate and complete all assignments during the weeks in which they are assigned. The due date for all assignments is 12:00 midnight Mountain Time on the Sunday of each week of the course unless a different due date is specified.
Course Grading Scale- The components of the course and their respective worth are as follows:
8 Discussions
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899 - 800
799 - 700
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599 and below
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Late Submission of Course Materials:
Work submitted after the close of each week's class Sunday night at 12:00 midnight will be subject to 5% penalty each week each week it is late.
Classroom Rules of Conduct:
Course weeks begin on Mondays and end on Sundays. The classroom each week will open on Sunday, the day before the class officially begins. You are required to enter the course discussion each week several times. You should enter your initial responses to discussion questions posted by the instructor by Thursday , then enter your responses to classmates' responses by Sunday . I will enter responses periodically during the week.
Assignments must be posted by 12:00 midnight Sunday evening, Mountain Time, by submitting the assignment to the correct drop box. I will grade the assignment, and submit the graded assignment with score and comments back to that drop box. Additional graded activities, including participation, will posted in the grade book weekly.
For private communication with me or with classmates, use e-mail. For all other course activities, use the discussion, chat and drop box.
Course Topic/Dates/Assignments:
Week 1; January 14; Historical Context of Emergency Management; Natural and Technological Hazards; Risk Assessment,
Weekly Objectives;
· Explain the early roots of emergency management.
· Explain the modern history of emergency management in the US.
· Examine how FEMA came to exist and how it evolved since the 1980's.
· Examine the range of natural hazards that affect the US.
· Understand the scales and systems to measure the magnitude of hazards and disasters.
· Examine terrorist threat, including WMD.
Week 2; January 21; Mitigation,
· Examine and explain the variety of mitigation tools available to planners.
· Explain the impediments to mitigation and other associated problems.
· Examine federal and nonfederal mitigation programs.
· Analyze the mitigation methods in practice.
Week 3; January 28; Preparedness and Communication,
· Explain why preparedness is considered the building block of emergency management.
· Explain why evacuation planning is important.
· Examine how training and equipment helps first responders prepare.
· Analyze and critique how communication relates to the four phases of emergency management.
· Explain risk communication concerns and obstacles.
Week 4; February 4; Response,
· Explain the roles and responsibilities of local first responder and emergency managers.
· Explain what the incident command system is.
· Understand and explain the National Response Plan, its affiliated agencies, and how it functions with state and local agencies.
· Examine how response agencies communicate with each other.
Week 5; February 11; Recovery and International Disaster Management,
· Explain how the National Response Plan guides disaster recovery operations.
· Explain how federal, state and local agencies other than FEMA contribute to disaster recovery.
· Examine the recovery programs administered by FEMA that assist individual and community recovery operations.
· Examine important issues that influence how international disasters are managed.
Week 6; February 18; Emergency Management and the Terrorist Threat,
· Understand and explain how the Department of Homeland Security was formed, the components that make it up, its role in emergency management and counterterrorism efforts.
· Explain how state and local governments manage the risk of terrorism.
· Explain how the federal government funds first responders.
· Understand how the U.S. Government communicates terrorist threat information to the public.
Week 7; February 25; The Future of Emergency Management,
· Analyze the future of emergency management at the state and local level from the past.
· Examine how nonprofit organizations can become emergency management.
· Examine how FEMA may continue emergency management.
· Analyze emergency management at the state and local level in your area.
· Examine how you can become involved in emergency management.
Academic Honesty:Academic integrity is the foundation of the academic community. Because each student has the primary responsibility for being academically honest, students are advised to read and understand all sections of this policy relating to standards of conduct and academic life. Park University students and faculty members are encouraged to take advantage of the University resources available for learning about academic honesty (www.park.edu/current or http://www.park.edu/faculty/).from Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 95-96
Plagiarism:Plagiarism involves the use of quotations without quotation marks, the use of quotations without indication of the source, the use of another's idea without acknowledging the source, the submission of a paper, laboratory report, project, or class assignment (any portion of such) prepared by another person, or incorrect paraphrasing. from Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 95
Attendance Policy:Instructors are required to maintain attendance records and to report absences via the online attendance reporting system.
Park University 2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog Page 98
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text: Miniature metre-high mammoth lived on Crete Science 09 May 12 by Mark Brown Tweet Shutterstock.com A hundred-year-old fossil has been identified by palaeontologists at the Natural History Museum as the smallest mammoth known to have ever lived. As an adult, this miniature beast would have been just one metre tall.The species, Mammuthus creticus, would have been about the size of a modern baby African or Asian elephant. The researchers say it would have weighed about 300kg, which is half the weight of the previous known smallest mammoth, M. lamarmorai.The Museum's fossil mammal experts Victoria Herridge and Adrian Lister followed up on work by pioneering fossil hunter Dorothea Bate.Bate had found tooth fossils in Crete in 1904, but at the time they were thought to be from the extinct straight-tusked elephant, Palaeoloxodon antiquus. New analysis by Herridge and Lister revealed telltale signs in the tooth's enamel rings that resembled mammoths, and not Palaeoloxodon.They also discovered new fossils of the dwarf mammoth from the original Cape Malekas site in Crete, by using the notes and diaries from Bate. A fragment of the humerus allowed the team to take a measurement of the total bone length, so they could reconstruct the size of the adult mammoth.Species often shrink in size when they are isolated on small islands, as an evolutionary response. This tiny mammoth, however, is one step further from a dwarf, though: an extreme dwarf. "This is the first time that extreme island dwarfism has been shown to have occurred in mammoths," said Herridge.The researchers say that the ancestor of M. creticus could have reached Crete as long ago as 3.5 million years. There is still much debate about how old the Cretan fossil material is, so the next step is to try and find out how long ago the dwarf mammoth was living on Crete. Herridge and colleagues have already begun this work. Image: Shutterstock.com Edited by Duncan Geere Comments Read more on Animals If it moos, squarks, quacks, barks, or snuffles, find it here Science Anthropomorphised animals can confuse children Technology Top five animal-inspired robo-projects Science How invasive forms of animal species could be used as weapons Science Tactile electronic cat whiskers could help robots 'feel' their surroundings Science Caterpillars use 'defensive halitosis' as anti-spider mechanism Science Three new boulder-dwelling species found in tiny Australian mountaintop rainforest Latest on wired.co.uk


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Luckily for me, Chloe turned out to be funny, sarcastic, and likable. I was able to go from thinking, "How many more pages?" to "Can I sneak in a few more pages on my coffee break?"
All Chloe ever wanted was a home and to feel that she belonged somewhere. The problem is, she is impatient and turns to magic to try to coerce her boyfriend Kyle to marry her. Her scheme works and they get engaged. But Alice, Chloe's best friend, also has magical powers and the ability to draw out the future. She draws Chloe with her soul mate, and it's not Kyle. Chloe decides she'll settle for Kyle, only to meet her soul mate Ben when he comes into her New Age store. Ben, of course, is tall, dark, handsome, built like a Greek god, rich, sexy, and with a tumultuous past that both intrigues and concerns Chloe. Now Chloe wants Ben, only she's engaged to Kyle who is under a spell that makes him love Chloe more than he actually does when he isn't love-drunk on magic cake. Complicated? It's only getting started.
Unlike the majority of her family, Chloe does not possess magical powers. Right smack dab in the middle of this tricky love triangle, Chloe's magical powers start to manifest and she receives her first rite of passage: a visit from the ghost of her dead great-great-great grandmother, Miranda.
Miranda acts as the mentor figure in the book, appearing when Chloe is in need of guidance and successfully muddying the waters for Chloe. To make matters worse, a mysterious stranger shows up at the shop and asks for Chloe's help. Chloe feels compelled to help her and decides to do what she can, but the girl keeps disappearing. Now Chloe has to uncharm her fiancé, break things off, pursue her soul mate and not screw anything up or, thanks to another drawing from Alice, she'll end up alone.
A Breath of Magic starts off slow, but picks up about a third of the way in and then the pacing is solid and interesting until the very last page. I enjoyed getting to know Chloe and seeing her try to set her life in order.
Ben is a likable character, even if he is a little stereotypical. However, his riches and power, combined with his stellar ability to alienate himself from others and from the affection of others is somewhat reminiscent of Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol. Chloe does manage to bring out the best in him, but the process is painful for both of them.
Chloe and Ben as a couple I found to be disappointing. There seemed to be no real chemistry between them. Well, Chloe keeps saying there is, but as a reader I didn't feel it. When it comes to their budding romance, there is a lot of telling the reader how great it is, but not a lot of showing the reader the romantic pull between them. I was hopeful, but I just couldn't get behind them. They didn't give off that 'soul mate' vibe.
The dialogue is pleasantly fast paced and snappy. I laughed where I should be laughing, which is always a plus. However, I found myself laughing a few times when I'm sure I wasn't supposed to find the scene to be funny, such as a scene about half way through the novel when Chloe goes to mush over Ben's rippling muscles and he woos her by telling her he works out daily. The whole scene comes off as silly and over the top.
While the world created by Tracy Madison is well crafted and colorful, there were times when I found myself being pulled out of the story by the little things the characters do or don't do. For example, in one scene, Ben rips open a condom wrapper with his teeth. Anyone who has taken sex ed. would know that's a big no-no. Ben strikes me as intelligent, so this boneheaded action brought my immersion in the story to a grinding halt.
Overall, A Breath of Magic is a pleasant read. I enjoyed the story line, the characters and the touches of magic here and there. I was happy to find that the magic did not overwhelm the story and that the plot didn't become so convoluted that the story was unreadable. It has its ticks and quirks, but I'm glad I read it.
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Slippery Kittens Burlesque
You'd think simply having women dancing around in their underwear would be enough of a "show theme," but the retro-tastic Slippery Kittens Burlesque troupe goes the extra mile at the Bar Deluxe with a new flavor every month: From the international "Around the World in 80 Minutes" to the musical "Taking It Off to Broadway," they're as historically accurate and educational as they are titillating. OK, not really—but the extra homework is appreciated. Also: Watch the Kittens going national on NBC's America's Got Talent.
The Depot
Less a club than an immaculate concert hall that happens to have a couple of bars, The Depot keeps winning this category (this is its third Best of Utah award in as many years in operation) through quality, not quantity: There's not a show every night, but when there is, it's an event. Salt Lake City may not be ready for a House of Blues-style influx of nightly touring acts, but The Depot's strategic lineup gets more impressive all the time, with classic artists like B.B. King and Dr. John in April, and modern scores like M.I.A. and The Breeders coming in May.
400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City, 801-456-2800, DepotSLC.com
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The Twilite Lounge, as one of the last champions of the people, is worthy of accolade for its truly democratic jukebox. Democratic because it's completely free. And this hasn't diminished the quality of free tunes provided either, with an eclectic mix from Tom Waits to AC/DC, the jukebox still provides great bar tunes with the only cost being you have to wait for your song to queue up … a small price to pay for jukebox tune equality wouldn't you say?
347 S. 200 East, Salt Lake City, 801-532-9400
Harry O's
Everybody who's anybody goes to Harry O's. So if, as you're reading this, you find yourself at Park City's big dance club/live music venue on Main, then QED: You're somebody. The rest of us may be a little intimidated at first, but once we get used to the vibe, score a prime sofa position and check out the club's top-drawer acts like 50 Cent, Maroon 5 and Berlin, it turns out we don't feel like nobodies at all—and that's a feeling everybody can enjoy.
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In a college town where the social scene revolves around ice cream parlors and disco-lighted bowling, it's good to know there's a quality bar holding down the fort for all the sinners in town. At ABG's, patrons are treated to a quality spirits and beers, including high-point brews like San Francisco's Anchor Steam, and Sierra Nevada pale ale, porter and stout. In the spirit of good Utah County frugality, no drink special at ABG's runs over $3 and most specials go for $2 tops. With pool tables, jukebox, a nice long bar and friendly staff, ABG's is just the oasis for anybody who ever spent a little time in Provo and thought, "God, I could use a drink."
190 West Center, Provo, 801-373-1200, ABGsBar.com
Mystic Hot Springs
Just a coupla' hours south is an odd little hippie joint that is both a natural hot pot and a concert venue housed in a small building on the property. In addition to a large main pool, old claw-foot bathtubs litter the hillside, providing a more private option for mineral-infused dipping. The best part is the hidden steamy cave—but you'll have to find that on your own! Camping is available, and you might even catch a live show.
475 E. 100 North, Monroe, 435-527-3286, MysticHotSprings.com
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So what if "Magic Man" is a horrible karaoke song? You have every right to sing it loud and proud, every night of the week. But let's strike a compromise—hook up with Entourage Entertainment and follow the procurers of jukebox heroism on its rotating residencies at area bars (just to make sure the natives don't get too restless). Owner Sam Spendlove understands your passion. He's devoted his working life to ensuring the quality and longevity of your rock-star dreams—no matter how horrible you are at impersonating Heart.
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Southern Exposure, Beck Street
While the discerning gentleman might argue that with a Utah strip-club experience, nothing goes better than cocktails and pasties, but Salt Lake City's all-nude Southern Exposure on Beck Street gives bar-shy Jack Mormons reason to disagree. The soda's on the house, and the dinner buffet and breakfast are complimentary—which makes sitting back and enjoying beautiful, naked, gyrating women a family affair once again. Dropping by during the weekdays is a good way to beat the crowds, like two-for one Tuesday nights (which won't conflict with family home evening).
1737 Beck St., Salt Lake City, 801-355-1488
Rim Rock Patio
For locals and frequent out-of-town adventurers, the Rim Rock Patio is more than just a pit stop between Salt Lake City and Capitol Reef. Located on a scenic, sprawling 120-acre ranch in Torrey, Utah, the modest-sized café offers a low-key version of its sister restaurant's gourmet menu, with tasty pizza pies taking center stage—that is, when touring bands or local musicians aren't stealing the spotlight. In warmer weather, performers play outside before a breathtaking red-rock back drop. Have a seat, and one of the employees will bring you a pitcher on her trademark roller skates. During the winter—when Torrey largely shuts down—featured acts set up inside for intimate gigs. Keep an eye out for future shows. If you're lucky, singer/songwriters David Williams, Wendy Ohlwiler or one of their many contemporaries will make an appearance.
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State providers not restoring state
State providers not restoring state
(posted this earlier in the community Q&A forum, before we had a support license)
I'm trying to save the state of some components in a cookie (particularly checkboxes, but it could be anything later on). However, I have a hard time getting it to correctly initialize the checkbox when reloading the application: it seems AbstractComponent adds a stateEvent listener for the resize event, causing the component to save it's state ("unchecked") *before* it's state has been restored.
So, it correctly saves it's state to the cookie, but when I reload the page in my browser, it doesn't restore it, because it's overwritten before it gets a chance to.
Ext.application({ launch : function() { Ext.state.Manager.setProvider(Ext.create('Ext.state.CookieProvider')); Ext.create('Ext.container.Viewport', { layout : 'fit', items : [ { xtype : 'form', items : [ { xtype : 'checkbox', stateful : true, stateId : 'testbox', stateEvents : [ 'change', ], getState : function() { return { checked : this.checked }; }, }, ], }, ], }); }, });
Another thing that bothers me is that the default value of the "stateful" property is true. This means that by just adding a state provider, all kinds of components suddenly start storing and restoring their state, even components that have been generated by others, so I don't have control over their state behaviour. This can be remediated by overriding the stateful property of all components:
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This is definitely a bug and must be fixed. Do you want this thread to be moved to bugs?Jozef Sakalos, aka Saki
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Newton Baseball and Softball's mission is to provide a safe and fun experience under organized leadership to participating youths and families. Teach and encourage teamwork and sportsmanship with support and opportunity for everyone.
Board meetings are usually held the first Thursday of the month at the Newton Town Hall on Town Hall Road. WHEN: Thursday, April 3rd - 7:30pmWHERE: Newton Town Hall, 2 Town Hall Rd, Newton
The NBSA will be holding their player evaluation on Saturday, March 8th at the Sanborn Regional High School gymnasium for baseball players in the Farm, Minor B, Minor A and Major divisions.
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Fremont, Kingston and Newton youth baseball and softball organizations are sponsoring pre-season indoor clinics in March for 7-12 year old baseball and 7-16 year old softball players. Local coaches will cover age appropriate fundamentals. Clinics will be held at the Sanborn Regional High School and Swasey gyms as listed below or see our calendar here and click here to download a registration form.
Due to the change in the School Board Deliberative Session to Thursday night, the NBSA registration will be held from 6-8PM at the Sanborn Regional High School in order for people to be able to sign up for baseball/softball and attend the deliberative session.
Fremont, Kingston and Newton youth baseball and softball organizations are sponsoring pre-season indoor clinics in March for 7-12 year old baseball and 7-16 year old softball players. Local coaches will cover age appropriate fundamentals.
Clinics will be held at the Sanborn Regional High School and Swasey gyms as listed here.
Not sponsored by the Sanborn Regional School District
Families with 3 or more children are limited to $140.00 in registration fees (excluding Babe Ruth) and $100 in calendar recoverable fees.
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Baseball evaluations for Majors, Minors and Farm age children are tentatively set for Saturday March 8, times TBA.
Play Ball in Salisbury would like to offer a Winter Workout Program for the families of Newton Baseball.
The program begins January 18th and runs for 10 weeks. ($110 per player).
This year, as an added value, Play Ball is giving each player who signs up a half hour lesson......$40 value.
Dave Wendt, their new GM, will be running the program. Dave is a former 5 year pro with the Tampa Bay Rays and is an excellent instructor and clinician.
The Southern New Hampshire Softball League is conducting a series of 7 week winter clinics for SNHSL girls age 7 to 16 at Granite Fields in Kingston, NH. More information can be found here.
The Newton Astros beat the Danville Mariners on Tuesday in a thrilling 1-0 game that featured great pitching, defense and timely hitting. The NBSA Board would like to congratulate the players, coaches and families on the Astros team for a great season!!!
On Tuesday, the T-Ball season concluded with the passing out of trophies to all the players. After the ceremony, NBSA held an ice cream social for all player, parents and coaches. Congratulations to all those who particpated in a GREAT season!
2013 NBSA T-Ballers and Coaches
Coach John and Izzy celebrate a great season!!
Our thoughts go out to the families, runners, spectators affected by the two explosions at the Boston Marathon Finish Line.
The NBSA Board members would like to express our gratitude to the first responders and everyday citizens who ran toward the danger to help the victims of this tragic event.
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Individualized Supervised Practice Pathways (ISPPs)
What is an ISPP?
In September 2011, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics announced the development of Individualized Supervised Practice Pathways or ISPPs ("ispeys") which are intended to add supervised practice capacity through ACEND-accredited dietetics programs, while providing student protections missing from the unaccredited models of the past. Programs that host ISPPs must be accredited in good standing by ACEND and must assure compliance with ACEND accreditation standards including those addressing supervised practice. Lipscomb has recently been approved by ACEND to provide ISPPs.
Eligibility for Lipscomb's ISPP
To be eligible for an ISPP at Lipscomb, one must have submitted an acceptable application to Lipscomb's Internship through a previous April national match and been unmatched to any supervised practice program. ISPP candidates should meet the minimum application standards of the Lipscomb Internship and be able to secure acceptable and sufficient practicum sites for 1200 supervised hours. ISPPs will be awarded on a year-by-year basis considering the appropriateness of the applicant, the availability of precepting sites, and the capacity of the Internship Director to manage the additional students.
Once accepted as an ISPP at Lipscomb, the student will be required to register for non-credit courses in order to have access to Lipscomb's email and blackboard services. A $5000 fee is required in addition to personal costs for books, professional dress clothes, transportation and supplies. ISPP candidates will be responsible for completing required background checks, drug screens, health/immunization records, and FERPA forms in order to be eligible for the supervised practice experiences. Lipscomb is not currently accepting any more ISPPs for this program year.


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Ray Manzarek, the keyboard player for the Doors, was the first rock star I ever interviewed. I'd just started writing about music, and one morning my editor called me up and asked if I'd like to interview Manzarek. I don't know if he knew I was a Doors fanatic, but I jumped at the chance. I went out ... More >>
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The Los Angeles mural that has served as a site for Elliot Smith fans to pay tribute to the much beloved singer-songwriter has just been given a revamp, by Punk Rock Marthas -- an art-minded group of charitable folk -- who felt the mural needed a pick-me-up in honor of the nine-year anniversary of S ... More >>
Not too many bands have traced the kind of eclectic arc traveled by The Cult. Anchored by the British songwriting team of singer Ian Astbury and guitarist Billy Duffy for three decades, the group has traversed from its UK gothic-rock roots in the early 1980s through a rise to global fame with the ic ... More >>
Listen to this while high: Susan SurfTone's Shore.Behind the buzz: L.A.'s Susan & the Surftones were a tuneful part of the revived surf-rock scene of the '90s, when bands like Los Straightjackets, The Blue Hawaiians and Man or Astro Man? began to work the genre's buzzy instrumentals and go ... More >>
As you might imagine, combing back numbers of my Listen to This While High column and my own vast library for a reasonable stab at the Fifty Stoniest Songs Ever is a labor and hashish intensive experience. Preliminary fossickings unearthed these half-hundred favorites, many of which may seem unfamil ... More >>
The time is almost upon us. This week, tens of thousands of beautiful indie kids will descend on a patch of desert in Indio, Calif., and bear witness to some of the finest music the modern world has to offer at the 13th annual Coachella Festival.For those of you who didn't manage to get a ti ... More >>
Joseph SchellThe Stone Foxes at the Independent last night.The Stone Foxes Voxhaul Broadcast Ferocious Few The Soft White Sixties February 24, 2011 @ The Independent Better than: Listening to 107.7 The Bone play the same hundred songs on loop. Noise Pop gave a tip of the feathered hat to the b ... More >>
Jim Morrison performing in Miami, March 1, 1969At the time of his death in a Paris bathtub in the summer of 1971, James Douglas Morrison, singer and lyricist for epochal L.A. band The Doors, was looking at six months' hard labor in Florida. Among other offenses at a March, 1969 performance at Di ... More >>
We've yet to see Joaquin Phoenix documenting his own nervous breakdown in new movie I'm Still Here, but critics have been largely disgusted by what's on view. With that in mind, here are five other moments in music documentaries that have left us feeling queasy and depressed.5. Jim Morrison Having H ... More >>
Lolia S./YelpKorean tacos began appearing a few months ago.The relentless patter of rain sloshing the street outside our living room window has subsided, if only for a few minutes. There is a hopeful brightness behind the clouds, but we're wasting no time. We're pulling on our boots. Our favo ... More >>
Yesterday, the Chronicle's Henry Schulman penned a truly entertaining article about how former Journey frontman Steve Perry is peeved because the Dodgers play "Don't Stop Believin'" when the team needs a rally in the bottom of the ninth -- and Perry is a Giants fan. Any article in which Perry utt ... More >>
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- Marina store, camping sites, boat slips to 50'. (731) 687-7353
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- Riverview Circle. Mr. Davis purchased this property in 1919. Davis family still in residence, large magnolia tree in front yard planted during Civil War, original house pre-dates this era.
Masonic Lodge
- West corner of Riverview Circle and Main Street. Old Presbyterian Church, over 100 years old.
Kent-Ivey Home
- North side of Main Street between Riverview Circle Decatur Road. Greek Revival detailing, traditionally Meady White built this home prior to his 1847 residence.
Main Street Store Buildings
- North side of Main Street, built in 1919.
Saltillo City Hall
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Meady White House
- Circa 1847. House with Greek Revival and Italianate influences, features two story portico with four square columns, inner porch on upper level, pilasters, corner and paired brackets, external brick chimneys, sidelights and transoms; interior features include painted wood graining on doors, door and window facings, mantels, 1847 wallpaper imported from Italy, mantels with simple shelves and pilasters; very fine decorative paintings on ceilings of two rooms and stairs by Irish artist John Joseph Christie. House built by Meady White (1819-1889) by slave labor; White was a wealthy man with extensive landholdings, instrumental in the settlement of Saltillo his many enterprises included farming, a stave business, hardware store and a horseracing track in nearby Decatur County. He was elected constable of Saltillo in 1852, resigned his position in 1857 to accept the position of Justice of the Peace and he raised racehorses. The Meady White House was considered as a filming location for the post-Civil War Warner Brothers movie "Sommersby" which opened in theaters February 1993 starring Richard Gere and Jodie Foster. The Meady White House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Parker House
- Circa 1906; Built by Dr. Luther Parker, (1876-1936), a Saltillo country physician, the house remains in the Parker family.
T.J. White Home
- Circa 1921; across from the Parker House. T.J. White raised World Champion Tennessee Walking Horses and served in the State Legislature, the southern hospitality of Saltillo was extended to Governor Henry Horton of Tennessee and his wife when they spent the night in the White home in the 1930's. The home remains in the White family today.
Saltillo Academy Site
- Academy established in the 1870s, present location of Hardin County Bank.
Pitts House
- Southside of Main Street, 3rd house from the river. Two original front rooms were built in the mid 1800s remodeled in 1919, basic architectural style changed.
White Lawn Cemetery
- West of town, turn north off Highway 69. Established by Meady White after death of his first wife in 1846, White had three wives and thirteen children, second wife and five children who died at an early age are buried with Meady White at the back of the cemetery, remaining children and spouses are also buried there.
Shady Grove Church and Cemetery
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The Tennesseans
, along with the Saltillo Ferry (closed in 2003). The church is over 100years old and many early settlers of Saltillo are buried in the cemetery.
Sulphur Well
- Junction of Highway 104 and Sulphur Well road, turn west for approximately 2 miles, turn left on first gravel road. The well is one-fourth mile down a gravel road. This sulphur will was unearthed by men digging for salt in 1819 and was the scene of many family gatherings, picnics and dances years ago.


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Seattle >Food & Dining > 5 Spot
1502 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810947.632422 -122.356915
Daily 8:30am-1pm
Neighborhoods: Magnolia - Queen Anne, East Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne
The crowds spill out onto the sidewalk for weekend breakfast and brunch service but visits during weekday lunch and dinner service generally mean no wait. The menu is extensive and the servings are hearty.
Bad! – Breakfast was ok (that's about it). Gave them a second chance for dinner and won't waste my time going any further.
awsome now ! ! ! bland before? – i have only lived in seattle a couple of years, so maybee the place was bland and disapointing before, but itsgreat now.
i was recomended by a friend and thought the idea of a changing menu and decore sounded unique and fun. and i was not disapointed. the place is lively and full of energy and color. the service was amazing and our waitress was very knowledgeable about beers, and ingredients in the food. i eat there regularly now. and one morning i went out to breakfast at another place closer to where i live. and its easy to forget how incrediable hashbrowns eggs and bacon can be, until i eat some that aren't. further making me appreciate how awsome the food at the 5 spot is! meat and potates hooray! ! !
The worst Service – My brother, father and I went to breakfast at 5 Spot, my brother and I both are in the service, I was in civilian attire and he in his uniform were refused service.
As a member of the services, it is very sad when you are ignored and repeatedly told to wait another 20 min at a restaurant that obviously has openings (seating 5 families of equal size who also walked in after you) and repeating "For YOU it will be another 20 min" after almost an hour we left.
This restaurant has had decent food in the past but will never have us as customers again.
Best French Toast!!! – I have been to "5 Spot" twice and enjoyed the cinnamon swirl French toast with caramel sauce on both visits. Although $9.00 seems rather expensive for French toast, it is worth it. You will be served two thick slices of cinnamon swirl bread, with a dollop of butter, and covered in a most delicious caramel sauce. This dish is definitely for those that enjoy something sweet for breakfast.
Only go after 10pm for 5 dollar dinners. Sunday is terrible. – I usually go to the 5 Spot for late night happy hour ($5 dinners, $1 dollar PBR). I just went there today (Sunday breakfast) and it SUCKED. Eggshells in eggs, all 5 plates had wrong egg orders, undercooked potatoes, disgusting pork chop (usually tastes better during happy hour), crappy cook, incompetent wait staff. We informed the waitress of all these problems and she didn't even comp us a single plate. Only go late night after 10pm. Food is cheaper, wait staff is friendlier, not as busy, and $1 PBR.
Real food and real value – These guys do a great job of providing "diner" food without all the grease in a casual atmosphere. A great place to go in the morning for brunch on a rainy day. The place warms me up.
Ok food, horrible service and rude wait staff – Before going I checked out reviews on citysearch and was warned of the bad service. I should have known I would get much the same. Walking in it was very busy place and that usually means its good or its the only place around (learned later the latter is probably it). However, right after walking in everything went down hill. My partner and I walk in and see there are a few people waiting for seats so we do what anyone would do and look for a host to put us on a list. However, almost 5 minutes pass before anyone even cares to come by. We get to sit down (after a hurried host rushes us to our table as if we are a major distraction to him walking around) and then our waitress comes by very quickly and I get some hope back. We order honey stung chicken and I am very excited as it sounds great. While sitting and eating a medicore cobb salad starter our waitress comes by (at least ten minutes later) and says "opps, your order didn't get and were out of chicken, do you want to order something else?," all with a hollow appolgy. By now I can't belive that our waitress came out and just told us that she was to lazy to get our order in (also, who doesn't have a popular menu item an hour later after it started being served [the honey chicken does not start being made until 5pm and we ordered at 6]) and I was close to leaving but ordered something else. Another 15 min later we get our food. I ordered pork loin with a fig sauce and masted potatoes. I was quickly disappointed at the fatty meat and dry masted pototoes, while my partner liked his fish that was about it. By this time I just wanted to leave and asked for the check. Our waitress gave another quick hollow apology and gave us a bill for almost 50 bucks with no discount for the horrible service. We quickly paid vowing to never return again and came home to eat a sandwhich. All in all I really wanted to like the place but see our experience coupled with all the bad reviews and I don't see any reason to go to this place.
Best breakfast in Seattle – My husband & I live in Sammamish and drive to the 5 spot several times a month for breakfast. We usually go around noon to beat the rush. I've had several dishes and all were good except the biscuits and gravy. Their french toast is super yummy and so are their omelets, pancakes, and their 5 spot breakfast is the best - complete w/ hashbrowns, eggs, toast and bacon - it is a lot of food! Their hashbrowns have spices that make them so much better than anywhere else.
Their dinner menu rotates to a new theme every 3 months so it's neat to see what new decorations they put up. I've had some really good food and some "okay" food on it. Their honey stung fried chicken, which is always available for dinner, is one of my favorites.
One thing I will say is that their staff can have major attitudes and aren't always friendly. Sometimes they don't take names and just rely on those in line to be honest about who was there first but sometimes people will walk in front of everyone and get seated right away. One time I said something and the host thought that I was the one who was cutting in front of everyone and was rude to me saying that I needed to get to the back and wait like everyone else. When I told him I was there before the last 2 groups he sat then he lost the attitude. This isn't the only time it's happened though, but it isn't enough to make me not go back.
Near perfect breakfast... – I love this place. Sure there is a bit of a wait on weekends (20-30 minutes), but it's well worth it. The theme changes every month making for a different experience almost every time I go. There is always a great variety of yummy plates that have yet to disappoint. I highly recommend the 5 spot.
I could use some more comfort – I recentally moved to Seattle and when I heard that a comfort food spot was in my hood I was happy. The service was lacking seemed to be fake and after the dish that I ordered already took 45 minutes without aknowledgement our server didn't seem to concerned. As far as the food the pumpkin pasta was great in theory but lacked in execution. I dont want to give up I have a hunch that maybe this is a great breakfast place but hailing from the comfort food capital of the midwest .... I didn't have such a comfortable meal at the 5 spoyt
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CoSign on board
I've finally had a chance to finish the CoSign authentication module for the Zend framework. That was the last major UM-related hurdle before I could begin developing Sites applications in the framework. CoSign is quite easy for developers to use. However, I had to study the framework to find out how to package the code and where to "plug it in". In the process, I learned a lot about the framework.
The nice thing about my CoSign module is that it is completely reusable between Zend applications. Also, since CoSign only handles authentication, my module allows various authorization mechanisms to be plugged into it. For example, I plugged in a database table for authorization.
The first Sites applications where I plan to use my module are Scheduling and Inventory.
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Web Development with the Zend Framework
At Sites, we rely on web applications to manage our infrastructure and the people who maintain it. We also use web applications to leverage our infrastructure to provide new services to the campus community. In the past, we used a variety of languages. More recently, we have settled on PHP as our language of choice. As our experience with PHP grows, the quality of our applications improves.
In order to continue to improve the quality of our PHP apps, we're now beginning to use the Zend Framework in future development projects.
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- Add documentation to help current and future developers
- Reduce programming time so that we can focus more on features and the UI
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We had gone from very beta to sorta beta to sorta released and then hung around at the 'sorta released' phase for about a year. The thing that finally pushed us to start officially advertising was the added support of Microsoft Office formats.
Here are The University Record and Michigan Daily articles about the roll out:
For those who don't know, mPrint is a web application provided by Sites that allows students, faculty & staff to upload jobs and print to Sites managed printers. Jobs printed this was are charged to users BCP allocation. Until this summer we only supported uploading PDF and PostScript files. We require people to upload jobs (as opposed to printing directly to the print service) because we need to verify their identity. A CoSign protected web page lets us do that.
In order for mPrint to support different file formats, it needs to be able to convert files from the submitted format to something printers or our print server(CUPS) can handle. In a normal printing environment your client application (Word/Excel/PhotoShop/etc.) does that for you. The print server has no understanding of these formats. This is why we had users convert to PDF or PostScript for so long. Those are formats the server understands.
Unfortunately this was a huge limitation. Having to convert to PDF before uploading just didn't cut it. It interrupted the user's workflow too much. So we hit upon the idea of moving the client conversion component to the server. Since the majority of our printing comes from Microsoft Office, we thought we'd start there. We just couldn't come up with a workable solution for having our linux-based servers convert Office file formats. We thought about running print jobs through OpenOffice but didn't trust OpenOffice's rendering of Microsoft Office documents to be 100% robust. We thought about using WINE or one of CodeWeaver's products, but we had no experience with that and it felt a little kludgy.
We ended up building our own somewhat kludgy solution using components we are very familiar with. In short, the web server receives the uploaded job and sftp's it over to a Windows server. the Windows server is running a service that picks up the job, converts it using Office's COM objects and sends it back to the print server. For most jobs this takes less than 10 seconds and is quite effective. The best thing about this solution is that it doesn't just limit us to Office file formats. Within the next month or so we should be able to support various image formats (through PhotoShop) as well as AutoCAD file types.
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September 19, 2007
Goal of Blog
The goal of this web log is to share information about ITCS Campus Computing Sites with the University community. This is meant to be an open forum where Sites staff can share what we do and how we do it.
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September 05, 2007
The Start
This is the first post for the Campus Computing Sites web log.
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