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The Discovery Region in North Hesse
We would like to welcome you to the new "Discovery Region Edersee" website.
Here, in Hessen's verdant north, ten cities and towns around the tourist magnet Edersee and in the middle of the unspoilt Kellerwald, have joined forces to provide you and your loved ones with an unforgettable holiday experience.
One of the most beautiful and varied of Germany's low mountain range landscapes is just waiting for you to discover it. A variety of leisure and activity attractions, unique nature experiences, charming towns and villages, excellent hiking opportunities, interesting events and the warm hospitality of well-run hotels and restaurants are all hallmarks of the region.
Regardless of whether you are looking for peace and gentle relaxation or for fun, variety and sporting challenges - there is something to suit everybody here.
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Holiday region Edersee
Numerous attractions from the water inlet to the dam walls provide days of fun and action on one of the most beautiful reservoirs in Germany. The water in the Edersee is of an excellent quality and provides a host of opportunities for water sport fans, offering everything that it is possible to do on an inland lake.
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Bad Wildungen
The spa metropolis of North Hesse is one of Germany's most important health resorts, enjoying an excellent reputation as a leading health region and a charming, verdant "feel-good town".
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Discover the cultural testimony to the Middle Ages and walk in the footsteps of German emperors and kings. The cathedral and imperial town of Fritzlar lies on a river terrace and presents a magnificent silhouette which is visible from afar.
Bad Zwesten
Without losing any of the charm of its rural character, Bad Zwesten has transformed itself into a jewel in the crown amongst the tourist providers in the health care sector.


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Argentina: Abduction Interrupted?
Argentina: Abduction - Interrupted?
This report comes to us from one of the most trusted sources in the country - journalist and UFO researcher Quique Mario of the CEUFO group - but we cannot provide our readers at this time with the exact date of these events or the names of the parties involved. Inquiries have already been made and more information shall be provided as soon as it is received.
According to Quique Mario, the incident is one of several that have "continued to occur" in UFO and cattle mutilation-prone La Pampa. The experiencers have requested anonymity although several external sources have confirmed these events. A woman from an undisclosed location in this Argentinean province claims having witnessed the maneuvers of one or several UFOs in the vicinity over the past four years. Moreover, "she managed to discover that the occupants were tall (some 2 meters) and in some cases no taller than 1.60," writes the journalist. Interestingly, the woman states that this height difference resulted in different behaviors on the part of the alleged ufonauts: the taller ones gave the witness "the impression that they were like robots, judging by their movments" -- echoes of the mind-bending Cisco Grove, California event of the early 1960s.
Ten days ago, states the CEUFO report, one of the two unidentified objects descended to ground level but without landing, and an effort was made to abduct the witness, who was holding on to her five year-old son at the time. "Her husband's presence kept the beings from carrying out their goal, as he reacted by hanging on to her legs and pulling her downward, even as she was being transported towrd the strange object against her will." CEUFO adds that the incident caused a commotion in the area and that a radio journalist visited the scene of the events.
"This event can be added to a series of occurences that have been taking place in a vast region of the province, without any official explanation having been given to these phenomena," reads the text. "Restlessness prevails in some areas and fear has caused some rural workers to stop working at night."
We are waiting for an update on this report from INEXPLICATA contributing editor Guillermo Gimenez.
If events are indeed as described in the report, we are looking at what could be a "classic" 60s and '70s abduction scenario, lacking any manner of paranormal overtones or bedroom visitations, orchestrated by humanoid-type occupants and their "robotic" minions.


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'It's not just that it was a singular year cinematically. People were thinking heavy thoughts about what it was to shift from one millennium to another'
Was 1999 the best year in movies? TIFF correctly says yes
Was 1999 the best year in motion pictures? The Toronto Film Festival's artistic director Cameron Bailey and programmer Brad Deane seem to think so, and they've got a lineup of 23 movies to prove it. With titles as diverse as Three Kings, the animated Iron Giant and The Talented Mr. Ripley, the series "1999: Movies at the Millennium" will run at Toronto's Lightbox from Jan. 6 through Feb. 10.
"We are both old enough to remember 1999," says Bailey, 55. (Deane will cop only to being "considerably younger.") Working as a film critic at the turn of the century, says Bailey, "I remember even then really being struck by what a strong year for films it was." With the promise and possible peril of Y2K on people's minds, many of the year's titles "seemed to reflect a growing uncertainty with how we perceived the world."
That includes The Matrix, David Cronenberg's eXistenZ, Fight Club, Being John Malkovich and M. Night Shyamalan's breakout hit The Sixth Sense, with its famous revelation.
At the same time, Deane was aware of 1999 being a strong year in international cinema. And so the series also includes such foreign-language titles as Pedro Almodovar's All About My Mother, Abbas Kiarostami's The Wind Will Carry Us, and several titles from France, including L'humanité, Pola X and Time Regained.
There are also powerful films from female directors, including first features from Kimberley Pierce (Boys Don't Cry), Lynne Ramsey (Ratcatcher) and Sofia Coppola (The Virgin Suicides). "There were these remarkable films by women that were exploring gender that I don't think was front of mind for a lot of critics at the time," says Deane. "That debate has become much more front and centre."
The list is of course incomplete, and Deane sorely wishes he could have secured the Canadian rights to Mike Leigh's Topsy-Turvy. But, says Bailey: "Lists invite criticism; we want to hear what people think is missing."
The Lightbox program is notably light on comedy – no Austin Powers, Galaxy Quest, Bowfinger or Mystery Men – and one could argue that the year wouldn't have been the same without The Limey, The Blair Witch Project, The Green Mile or The Buena Vista Social Club, all no-shows. On the plus side, no Deuce Bigalow, The Mummy or Big Daddy.
Of course, the question of what makes for the greatest year in movies can never have a definite answer, which is part of the fun. Did '99 outshine '39, with its Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, Stagecoach and Rules of the Game? Was '68 a better bet, featuring 2001: A Space Odyssey, Rosemary's Baby, Bullitt and Planet of the Apes? Or did 2007 best them all by giving us Once, Persepolis, Into the Wild, Juno and No Country for Old Men?
Full disclosure: I've always had a soft spot for 1984, thanks to The Terminator, Ghostbusters, Gremlins, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Footloose, The NeverEnding Story, Beverly Hills Cop, This Is Spinal Tap, Amadeus, All of Me, The Natural, A Passage to India, Splash, Red Dawn and Top Secret! But 1999 comes close.
And it was a year of incredible originality and creativity. Of the top 20 films at the box office in 1999, only four – Star Wars: Episode I, Toy Story 2, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me and James Bond in The World is Not Enough – were part of a franchise. 2018's top 20 had only four that were NOT remakes or sequels. And one of those was The Meg.
Says Deane: "It's not just that it was a singular year cinematically. People were thinking heavy thoughts about what it was to shift from one millennium to another." And that came through in "far out" choices for some directors, like David Fincher's Fight Club, Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia and Martin Scorsese's Bringing Out the Dead. "I couldn't imagine those being made in the same way again."
1999: Movies at the Millennium opens Jan. 11 at the Lightbox in Toronto. More information at tiff.net/1999.
Throughout the year, the National Post will be running an occasional series celebrating the films that made 1999 one of cinema's high-water marks. We'll include comments from reviews that ran in the Post when the films were originally released. First up, next week: The Sixth Sense, to coincide with the release of M. Night Shyamalan's newest film, Glass.


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"A Cat Named Murder & Jeffrey Kalmikoff" on the Balance Podcast
I had a great time chatting with Joel Beukelman in my home office.
I had a great time chatting with Joel Beukelman in my home office.
You should watch more scary movies.
"There were zombie movies before George Romero the same way there were space movies before George Lucas."
"A lot of times, people feel very inferior to art, they feel intimidated by it—but the art really happens inside you."
Unfollow your friends and follow your interests instead.
How I accidentally lost 50 pounds in 8 months.
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will spend its whole life thinking it's stupid."
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
—Arthur C. Clarke
"When it comes to the past, everyone writes fiction."
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The Pareve Office and Pareve Food
Although the term pareve to us means a neutral food matter which is neither meat nor milk, the term originates from the name of one of the offices in the Beit Hamikdash.
Different explanations are offered by our commentaries for this unusual name. In his commentary the Bartenura writes that this office was built through magic by a magician named Pareve and therefore bore his name. Rambam's explanation is that Pareve was a curious magician who tunneled his way into the Holy of Holies to observe the service of the Kohen Gadol on Yom Kippur and was slain for this violation, and the scene of his crime was named for him to discourage others from doing the same.
There is a popular assumption that because this office was in a holy area but not really sanctified as its neighboring vicinity, but rather used for salting the skins of sacrificed animals, its name connotes something of being in-between.


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Haute cuisine in Spain
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Celler de Can Roca
El Celler de Can Roca restaurant, in Girona
Cuisine as an artistic creation to delight the senses –this is the way gastronomy is seen in Spain. A range of five-star culinary attractions offering a world of tastes, presentation, aroma, textures, colour and more. Dishes by chefs like Adrià, Arzak, Berasategui, Ruscalleda, Santamaría, Subijana and Roca have placed Spain at the forefront of international haute cuisine.
The new Spanish chefs are artists in the kitchen, as is amply borne out by their widespread international renown. For example, 'El Celler de Can Roca', run by the Roca brothers in Girona, was the world's best restaurant in 2015 and 2013, according to the prestigious 'Restaurant' magazine. The same title was held for five years by Ferran Adrià in his restaurant 'El Bulli'. 'Mugaritz' and 'Asador Etxebarri', in the Basque Country, also appear on the list, as the 7th and 3th best restaurants, respectively. And eleven Spanish restaurants now have the maximum rating awarded by the influential Michelin Guide. The hallmark of the work of these new culinary artists is their originality and innovation, combining traditional Mediterranean cuisine with fresh and creative ideas. The importance of this new cuisine in Spanish culture is such that the chef José Andrés was awarded the Spanish Order of Arts and Letters in 2010. International prestige A number of restaurants in Spain have been distinguished for their outstanding quality and creativity. Throughout the country there are around 200 Michelin-starred establishments. Eleven of them boast 3 stars: two in Andalusia, one in the Region of Valencia, and one in Madrid, three in Catalonia, and four in the Basque Country. The 2018 edition awarded three stars to the restaurant "Dani García", in Malaga's Hotel Puente Romano. "Aponiente", the restaurant of the "chef of the sea" Ángel León, in Puerto de Santa María (Cadiz, Andalusia) also keeps its three stars. León is famous for using plankton in his recipes, and the sea is the core of his cuisine.
'Quique Dacosta' is a highly acclaimed restaurant in the Region of Valencia. Its cuisine can be defined as being at the gastronomic avant-garde, but with its roots in its local surroundings in Dénia, Alicante. The restaurant is named after the head chef. The city of Madrid has a three-star restaurant –'DiverXo'– famed for its exceptional creativity and the fusion of an array of cuisines –all known for their aromas, tastes and textures– thanks to its head chef, David Muñoz. In Catalonia you can enjoy the restaurants "Celler Can Roca" in Girona, and "Lasarte" and "ABaC" in Barcelona. In the first, located in the city of Girona, the Roca brothers use their culinary creativity to convey a range of emotions. 'Lasarte' is owned by the chef Martín Berasategui, with Paolo Casagrande in the kitchen. Their goal is to create an unforgettable experience with every meal. The second of Barcelona's 3-star restaurants is 'ABaC', with the chef Jordi Cruz, offering some of the most avant-garde culinary ideas. In the Basque Country, there are four outstanding options for enjoying Basque signature cuisine: 'Akelarre' and 'Arzak', in San Sebastián, 'Martín Berasategui', in Lasarte (Guipúzcoa), and 'Azurmendi', in Larrabetzu (Vizcaya). The first is the creation of Pedro Subijana, and offers an experience for all the five senses in a dining room offering spectacular views. José María Arzak's restaurant was the first in Spain to receive three Michelin stars (in 1989), while Martín Berasategui is one of the leading exponents of modern Basque cuisine. Finally the restaurant 'Azurmendi' run by the chef Eneko Atxa is on a constant mission to bring pleasure through cuisine. Many other restaurants have become famous worldwide. Here are a few: 'Atrio', in Cáceres; 'Maralba', in Almansa (Albacete); 'L'Escaleta', in Cocentaina, and 'BonAmb', in Jávea-Xàbia (both in Alicante); 'Dani García', in Marbella (Málaga); 'Annua', in San Vicente de la Barquera (Cantabria); 'Cenador de Amós', in Villaverde de Pontones (Cantabria); 'Casa Marcial', in Parres (Asturias); "Zaranda", in Majorca; 'Enoteca', 'Moments', 'Dos cielos', and 'Disfrutar', in Barcelona; 'Les Cols', in Olot (Girona); 'El Portal', in Ezcaray (La Rioja), 'M.B.', in Tenerife; 'Cabaña Buenavista', in El Palmar (Murcia), and 'Ramón Freixa', 'Santceloni', 'La Terraza del Casino', 'El Club Allard', 'DSTAgE' and 'Coque' in Madrid.
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Mrs. Kathryn L. "Kat" Fryer, 61, passed away Sunday, February 24, 2013, after a brief illness.
HAVELOCK � Mrs. Kathryn L. "Kat" Fryer, 61, passed away Sunday, February 24, 2013, after a brief illness.
A native of Cloquet, Minn., she was the daughter of the late Marguerite Southern Hildebrand and Curtis R. Hildebrand. She was a longtime resident of Colo. and Calif., until moving to Craven County in 1989. Kat, as she was affectionately known, was an office manager for several local businesses. In her spare time she enjoyed bowling, crafts, travel, and spending time with friends.
A reception celebrating Kat�s life will be a pot luck on Wednesday, February 27th, at 7 p.m. at the home she shared with her husband, Phil.
Kat is survived by her husband, Phillip E. Fryer, of Havelock, N.C.; and sons, Jeffrey J. Hildebrand, and Michael A. Glatroudakis. She also leaves behind her brothers, Erick Hildebrand, his wife Karen, and son Anthony, of Bonney Lake, Wash.; and Jimmy Ray Hildebrand, and his wife Laurie, of Colorado Springs, Colo. She was preceded in death by her parents, and her brother, Skipper Hildebrand.
Memorials may be made to Make-A-Wish Foundation, www.wish.org, Make-A-Wish Foundation of America 4742 N. 24th St., Suite 400 Phoenix, AZ 85016-4862.
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I'm wondering about col. 412, 'Angels Ruling Signs' (col.CXLII in 777). Crowley lists these angels as pertaining to the houses. I wonder if Crowley misattributed them, or if they do indeed pertain to the houses rather than the signs. I'd be interested to know the source of these names (I have a feeling I have it somewhere on my shelf - though a moderate search hasn't turned them up).
Also, regarding cols 414 & 415, 'Angel Lords of the Triplicity' (by day and night) - do these angels rule over all 3 of the decans for each sign? I'm thinking maybe they rule the decans as a phenomena, by day and night, per sign, as opposed to a specific decan or the sign itself? I'd love to know the source of these names too, if possible.
Thanks much in advance to anybody that can help me out with these questions.


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The Popes Hill Neighborhood Association Meets on the fourth Wednesday of the Month from 7 to 9pm at the Richard J. Murphy School. 1 Worrell Street, Dorchester MA 02122.
The Pope's Hill Neighborhood Association (PHNA) invites you to join us, your neighbors and friends as we steer our civic mission. The current association's membership offers an eclectic mix of individuals who work hard to fuse divergent ideas into neighborhood symmetry. Our goals our modest, but our scope is as diverse as our members. We will maintain steadfast in our goal to strike an equal balance between quality of life and city living because we realize that these issues are not mutually exclusive.
We the residents and friends of the Pope's Hill section of Dorchester, realizing the efficacious results of well organized planning and discussion pertinent to maintaining a properly balanced neighborhood, hereby join together to assist each other and actively participate and use whatever means and resources available to make the Pope's Hill area a better place in which to live and raise a family. ~~PREAMBLE OF THE POPE'S HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION'S CONSTITUTION ~~
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Pat Cody, Bookstore Owner, Pioneering Feminist Health Activist
Longtime Berkeley resident, bookstore owner and health activist Pat Cody, age 87, passed away on Sep. 30. She was born in 1923, the fourth of what would be ten children borne to Rosalia and Jack Herbert (eight would survive). Her father worked for the railroad as a station agent, so the family scraped by through the depression. She enrolled at Willimantic Teachers' College around 1940, and also worked at the Electric Boat Company helping to build submarines for the war effort. She became more politically aware, and eventually went to New York City, enrolling at Columbia University, where she got her Masters degree in economics. And there, following the war, she met a dashing West Virginian veteran, who shared her interest in politics. Their activism earned them a knock on the door from the FBI, so rather than "name names," they packed up and drove to Mexico City. Fred enrolled in the Universidad de Mexico, and the two of them were part of a lively ex-patriot community. They attended social gatherings at the home of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, and met luminaries like Pablo Neruda, who declared that Pat's lemon meringue pie was the best he ever had!
Around 1955 the McCarthy era had cooled a bit, so the couple moved to California, first living in Palo Alto and then moving to Berkeley. Fred's political past made an academic position out of reach, so he and Pat started a small bookstore on the north side of UC Berkeley. The first store was just a hole in the wall, about the size of a living room. After a few years it was clear that the action was on the south side of campus, so the store moved into an old grocery store on Telegraph Ave. A few years later the more modern store was built on the corner of Telegraph and Haste, which housed the business until about five years ago, when it closed.
Pat served as the business manager for the bookstore, making sure the bills and payroll got paid. The store was one of the largest independent bookstores on the west coast when they sold it in about 1977, to Andy Ross, who ran it for the next thirty years or so.
Pat had a great many other interests as well. She was a founder of Women for Peace, and marched weekly in the mid-1960's to protest the gradually escalating war in Vietnam. She put her talents as a bookkeeper to work as the treasurer for the Berkeley Free Clinic, which she and Fred helped found in the late 1960s. If you visited Berkeley in the late 1960s, you would be greeted at every corner by a young person holding a little locked box that said Berkeley Free Clinic on it. Donations of change were divided between the collector and the Clinic, and the change wound up on our dining room table every Sunday night, where we kids would help count it and roll it up.
In 1971 she discovered that DES, a drug she had taken to prevent miscarriages, during her pregnancy with her first daughter, Martha, caused serious reproductive damage to the children that were in utero when the drug was taken. Pat investigated more, and learned there were millions of women in similar circumstances, and very little public information available. She founded an advocacy group, DES Action, to raise awareness around this. The group took on the task first of educating the women and men directly affected. Then, they discovered that doctors also needed to be informed – and medical researchers as well. And also policymakers, so that further research and public awareness could be funded. This group eventually grew to include chapters in more than 30 states, and international affiliates, serving as a model for many other health advocacy groups. Pat served as the program director and then newsletter editor from 1977 to 2010, and remained active until her death. Pat was like a mother to the thousands of DES daughters and sons around the country, providing them with information, resources and support.
After her husband Fred died in 1983, Pat realized that there were few support groups for those living with the devastating grief from losing a partner or close family member. She founded the Grief Support Project and created a model that paired a trained counselor with a layperson who had coped with such a loss to lead groups for those recently widowed or otherwise grieving.
More recently, she helped found a group called Grandmothers Against the War, which has once again raised a voice of conscience. She has also been an active member of a Women's Scholars group, and has published two books; Cody's Books, The Life and Times of a Berkeley Bookstore, and DES Voices, From Anger to Action.
Pat was the center of a very lively family scene. She raised four children, Martha, Anthony, Nora and Celia, who all follow in her socially active footsteps in one way or another. Her grandchildren, Alexander and Rowan, Chris and Anthony, and Celia and Patrick, all spent many happy hours at the "ancestral manse" on Fulton Street. She was recently blessed with two great-granddaughters, Maile and Gianni. Her home was often a gathering place for relatives, including her siblings and their children. Her daughter Celia lived with and helped care for her for the past few years.
Even in her death, she found a way to advance the healing of others, as she and her children worked with her doctors and the recently formed Palliative Care Team at Kaiser to end her life with dignity. One of the team members said that this process had been a powerful inspiration to the team, and would serve as a model for others.
Pat met every challenge in her life with a similar response – gather others around you who face similar challenges, and work together to make change. She built community and never worried about who got the credit. She will always live on in our hearts and in the ways we model our lives on her.
She is survived by her brothers Robert, Hugh and Paul Herbert, and her sister Mary Michaud.
Memorial services will be open to the public, and held at 2 pm on Saturday, Oct. 30, at the First Congregational Church of Berkeley, 2345 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704
Donations can be made in her name to DES Action: http://www.desaction.org/


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Forgive me for being somewhat confused. Oprah's "The Big Give" TV show debuted on Sunday night to huge ratings – 15.6 million viewers – a huge hit for the ABC suits.
The show bases its obvious popularity on the benefits found in giving to the less fortunate, the causes of the broken and down-trodden. The reality of a nation in love with some one else's reality, are we now minimizing the beauty of giving by watching philanthropy become the latest opportunity/victim to claim fame over?
In the series opener, Oprah meets the ten contestants and gives each an envelope with only the name and picture of a stranger whose lives they must forever change. Each contestant must use the resources awarded to them to drastically improve the life of their assigned person within five days, making the participant cope with the stress by using strategy and creativity.
As a professional whose work is involved in the cultivation of hearts that choose to give, I am torn between rejoicing at this opportunity to promote altruism and frustration that we have somehow made the sacred art of giving the impetus of yet another reality show.
Are we trivializing giving or promoting it? Are we advancing a cause or witnessing the thrill of someone fortunate enough to win their opportunity at personal wealth? I place myself in the homes of countless donors who have sacrificed their time and energy to bless the causes dear to their heart and wonder if somehow we have made their desire to give less impactful and certainly less noble. But why should I even worry?
I am reminded of Paul in his letter to the Philippians who when asked if it was right for others in the jail to promote the cause of Christ said flatly – as long as Christ is preached I rejoice.
By no means am I comparing Paul's ministry to the modern reality show based on the hope of Oprah, but my confusion becomes more an opportunity to rejoice and reconsider. If my vocation requires me to hold in high esteem the end result of gifts given to benefit others, then shows that promote the same should have my support and not my condemnation. Like Paul demonstrated, I can not be the ultimate jury on someone's motivation and heart — even if a million dollar prize lies on the other side of their motivation. My professional covenant to honor Christ and enhance relationships to the causes of His kingdom are not license to be critical of another's rationale for serving, helping and loving.
I think I will reconsider what I view next Sunday. Perhaps less judgemental and suspicious, I will pause to rejoice at what is being said to millions of people who may not have realized that the sacred art of giving comes not in the promotion of self but in loving our neighbor well. In stooping to provide a hand even when the cameras have all been turned off.


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Romidepsin in Treating Patients With Relapsed Small Cell Lung Cancer
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00086827
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : July 12, 2004
Last Update Posted : April 10, 2014
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|Recurrent Small Cell Lung Cancer
|Drug: romidepsin Other: laboratory biomarker analysis
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I. To evaluate the response rate of patients with histologically or cytologically proven small cell lung cancer (SCLC) treated with depsipeptide in the "sensitive" relapse setting.
I. To describe the overall survival and failure-free survival of patients with histologically proven recurrent SCLC treated with depsipeptide.
II. To evaluate the toxicity of depsipeptide in patients with relapsed SCLC. III. To evaluate surrogate biological markers from peripheral blood mononuclear cells and buccal epithelial cells: p53 acetylation, histone acetylation, p21CIP1 expression.
Patients receive FR901228 (depsipeptide) IV over 4 hours on days 1, 8, and 15. Treatment repeats every 28 days for at least 6 courses in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Patients who have continuing tumor response or stable disease after 6 courses receive 2 additional courses beyond best response.
Patients are followed every 3 months for 1 year and then every 6 months for 3 years.
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|A Phase II Study of Single Agent Depsipeptide (FK228) (NSC 630176; IND 51,810) in Relapsed Small Cell Lung Cancer
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|November 2006
Experimental: Treatment (romidepsin)
Patients receive FR901228 (depsipeptide) IV over 4 hours on days 1, 8, and 15. Treatment repeats every 28 days for at least 6 courses in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Patients who have continuing tumor response or stable disease after 6 courses receive 2 additional courses beyond best response.
Drug: romidepsin
Given IV
Other Names:
Other: laboratory biomarker analysis
Correlative studies
- Objective response rate [ Time Frame: Up to 4 years ]95% confidence intervals will be estimated.
- Overall survival [ Time Frame: Between registration and death, assessed up to 4 years ]Described using Kaplan-Meier curves.
- Failure-free survival [ Time Frame: The time between registration and disease progression or death, assessed up to 4 years ]Described using Kaplan-Meier curves.
- The frequency of toxicity occurrence, graded using the NCI CTCAE version 3.0 [ Time Frame: Up to 4 years ]Tabulated by type and grade.
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Either histologic or cytologic documentation of recurrent small cell lung carcinoma (SCLC)
- No more than 1 prior chemotherapy regimen; must have recurrent disease after treatment with a platinum agent (either cisplatin or carboplatin); prior chemotherapy must have been completed ≥90 days prior to documentation of relapse
- >= 4 weeks since prior radiation therapy; prior radiation therapy is allowed either in the context of curative intent combined modality treatment for limited stage disease, prophylactic cranial radiation or palliative radiation (to the chest, brain, or other sites) initially or at relapse
- Prior surgery is allowed provided patients have completely recovered from effects of procedure and >= 2 weeks have elapsed
- No prior treatment with depsipeptide
- No history of allergic reactions attributed to compounds of similar chemical or biologic composition to depsipeptide
- No current treatment with any other investigational agent or drugs known to have HDI activity (HDAC or histone deacetylase inhibitor) such as sodium valproate
- Patients with treated/controlled brain mets (defined as no need for further radiation and no requirements for steroids to control peri-tumoral edema) are eligible for this study; however, patients requiring treatment with enzyme inducing anti-convulsant drugs are not eligible; these include, but are not limited to, phenytoin, phenobarbital, carbamazepine, felbamate and primidone
All Patients must have Measurable Disease
Measurable disease is defined as at least one lesion that can be accurately measured in at least one dimension; the longest diameter of measurable lesions must be >= 20 mm with conventional techniques or >= 10 mm with spiral CT scan; lesions that are not considered measurable include the following:
- Bone lesions
- Leptomeningeal disease
- Ascites
- Pleural/pericardial effusion
- Abdominal masses that are not confirmed and followed by imaging techniques
- Cystic lesions
- Tumor lesions situated in a previously irradiated area
- ECOG Performance Status 0-1
- No significant cardiac disease, including:
- Congestive heart failure that meets New York Heart Association (NYHA) class III/IV definitions, history of myocardial infarction within one year of study entry, uncontrolled dysrhythmias, or poorly controlled angina
- History of serious ventricular arrhythmia (VT or VF, >= 3 beats in a row), QTc >= 500 msec, or LVEF =< 40% by MUGA
- Evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy by echocardiographic criteria or by EKG criteria (Cornell voltage criteria):
For Men: S in V3 plus R in aVL > 2.8 mV (28mm) For Women: S in V3 + R in aVL > 2.0 mV (20mm)
- Patients may not be co-medicated with an agent that causes QTc prolongation
- Patients with immune deficiency are at increased risk of lethal infections when treated with marrow-suppressive therapy; therefore, HIV-positive patients receiving combination anti-retroviral therapy are not eligible because of possible pharmacokinetic interactions with depsipeptide
- No current treatment with potassium wasting diuretics (e.g., hydroclorothiazide); patients on such diuretics should be switched to a potassium sparing diuretic or another antihypertensive medication prior to registration
- Granulocytes >= 1,500/μl
- Platelets >= 100,000/μl
- Total Bilirubin =< 1.5 x ULN
- AST (SGOT) =< 2.5 x ULN
- Creatinine ≤1.5 x ULN OR Calculated Creatinine Clearance >= 60 ml/min
Exclusion Criteria:
- Non-pregnant and non-nursing because of significant risk to the fetus/infant; the effects of depsipeptide on the developing human fetus at the recommended therapeutic dose are unknown; for this reason and because histone deacetylase inhibitors are known to be teratogenic, women of child-bearing potential and men must agree to use adequate contraception (hormonal or barrier method of birth control; abstinence) prior to and for the entire duration of participation and for at least 6 weeks after completion of treatment
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00086827
|United States, Ohio
|Ohio State University
|Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43210
|Principal Investigator:
|Gregory Otterson
|Cancer and Leukemia Group B
|Responsible Party:
|National Cancer Institute (NCI)
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|Other Study ID Numbers:
NCI-2012-02785 ( Registry Identifier: CTRP (Clinical Trial Reporting Program) )
CALGB-30304 ( Other Identifier: Cancer and Leukemia Group B )
CALGB-30304 ( Other Identifier: CTEP )
P30CA014236 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
U10CA031946 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|First Posted:
|July 12, 2004 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|April 10, 2014
|Last Verified:
|December 2012
Lung Neoplasms
Small Cell Lung Carcinoma
Respiratory Tract Neoplasms
Thoracic Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Carcinoma, Bronchogenic
Bronchial Neoplasms
Antibiotics, Antineoplastic
Antineoplastic Agents


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Settled In
It occurred to me this morning that being distracted by my BlackBerry isn't always a bad thing. Take my cab ride to the airport for example. Browsing the web helped me avoid the realization that I was probably a lot closer to my demise than I would've desired. It was only when I glanced up for a moment that I realized my driver was drifting in and out of lanes at a very uncomfortable speed.
But, I made it, and after having to connect through Houston, and battling it out with the rental car place in an effort to avoid driving the boat they wanted to give me, I found my way to my condo here in Clearwater. So what if my place here doesn't have hot water at the moment. Ugh. At least I'm here, and this travel day is over with.
I've been up since 3:30 a.m., so I'm gonna hit the ol' sack here in a minute. I always enjoy the first day in Florida, though. Lack of sleep or not, it's always fun to drive across the causeway from Tampa, saying goodbye to winter and hello to another baseball season. The grocery shopping is done, I hit up PF Changs for dinner, and now it's time to get to work.
Talk to you all from the Bobby Mattick in the morning.
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Nice!! Our MLB reporter is now in Florida for Spring Training. Finally time for things to get underway. Looking forward to your reports and impressions from spring training.
PF Changs is one the best places too chow. Big portions and the atmosphere is great!
I would assume a runner like you would run across the Causeway instead of driving across. LOL!!
That would be quite a run. From where I'm at, it'd be about 13 miles to the Tampa side of the causeway. I doubt I'll be running all the way across this spring! Maybe I'll go halfway and turn around 🙂 We'll see, I'm still fighting a nagging right leg injury since my last marathon in January.


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After general's visit, lawmakers consider new plans for fighter wing's future
Gen. Welsh: "I think everybody involved in this whole discussion will tell you the strength of the 188th is not the hardware on the ramp; it's the people."
Air Force Chief of Staff, Gen. Mark A. Welsh III was clear Friday about the Air Force's plans to bring in unmanned drones to the 188th Fighter Wing.
"The intent is not for the unit to go away and one of the things I think everybody involved in this whole discussion will tell you (is) the strength of the 188th is not the hardware on the ramp; it's the people," said Welsh.
Welsh said drones will be phased in and the A-10 flying mission phased out.
"There's nobody who likes the idea of disadvantaging anybody or putting anybody in a in a corner from a family perspective or just in an emotional perspective of having to go through change. Nobody likes that, but the fact is we're changing. The Air Force is changing. The Department of Defense is changing," said Welsh.
Lawmakers said the push now is to make sure the 188th remains a vital asset to our nation's defense.
"Now, I would feel awful if at the end of the entire process we lose the A-10's and we don't get anything as a back-fill or something meaningful as a back fill. It is our, it should be our focus now," said Rep. Steve Womack, an Arkansas congressman.
Welsh said there's no timetable to the transition.
Lawmakers say the timetable is contingent upon the nation's debt crisis.
"We've got to work very hard as a Congress to come up with some offsets but they simply don't know their path forward right now till we get – it's difficult for them to make decisions when they don't know what kind of money to spend in the future," said Sen. John Boozman of Arkansas.
The Arkansas congressional delegation said Friday's visit with Gen. Welsh was a positive one.
"I think he's willing to work with us on that so I think in that regard being able to show the great story that we've got to tell that it's real positive," said Boozman.
Ark. Sen. Mark Pryor and other members have proposed measures in legislation to block the Air Force's efforts to change flying missions in the past.
"The question is do we try to continue this fight, or do we look forward to the future? And we do know that remotely piloted aircraft are a part of the future a big part of the future," said Pryor.
Supporters of the 188th Fighter Wing said they trust Welsh's decision moving forward.
"I think they respect Gen. Welsh as much as we do, he is an airman's leader. As a citizen I have every faith that Gen. Welsh is going to do the very best he can with what he's got," said Tracy Winchell, a member of the 188th Fighter Wing Fort Chaffee Community Council.


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The superintendent of schools is the chief executive officer of the Board of Education and has charge of the administration of the schools under the direction of the Board of Education. The job of the superintendent requires special knowledge, information, concepts, abilities and skills. The superintendent's responsibilities apply in all areas of operation so the whole school system functions with balance and precision.
The superintendent keeps the Board of Education updated on instruction, budget, staff, student population, school plant and other district problems so members of the Board of Education may remain informed about school operation and problems.
The superintendent also attends Board of Education meetings, prepares the agenda for all Board meetings, recommends consideration of new policies or changes to existing policies, evaluates school programs, recommends the hiring of personnel, reemployment, non-reemployment, termination, supervises the preparation and administration of the financial plan, recommends improvements and expansion of school facilities as needed, and informs the patrons and taxpayers of the district regarding school programs.
The associate superintendent serves the superintendent and works with all the departments, fulfilling many of the same duties required by the role of superintendent.
Dr. Kirt Hartzler
Superintendent / Biography
Senior Executive Administrative Assistant: Jamie Ward
Charlie Bushyhead,
Associate Superintendent / Biography
Executive Administrative Assistant Melissa Parton
Sandi Calvin
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After studying at the University of Vermont, work took me away from my Vermont home and dropped me in Los Angeles. ("Toto, we're not in Kansas any more.") I became active in the El Dorado Audubon Chapter, Long Beach, California, serving on the Board of Directors.
A job opened up in Boulder Colorado in '89 and took me from palm trees to ponderosa pines. I became active in the Boulder County Audubon Chapter, lead bird walks, worked on bird population studies, kept the county bird records, did Bird-a-thons and continued photographing.
In 1993 I entered my one and only photography contest at a local art museum. I had a stunning photo of a Western Tanager. It took second place behind a snapshot of three little bunnies in someone's front lawn. Following the advice of another well know photographer, I don't enter photo competitions any more. "You enter you photos in contests only to lose to pictures of kittens with hats falling out of a basket". I presented the photograph to my mother and it remains one of her prized possessions.
Children came along and the cameras went on the shelf.
Work brought me out to Massachusetts in 2006. This is my first time living in Maritime New England. Now the kids are gone and the technology has changed. It seems that the digital world has made it easy to pick up photography again.
I'm just out walking about with my camera, shooting my universe. That's what I do.


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text: Before we get too ahead of ourselves, do you know the difference between a cold sore and a canker sore? They are also known as mouth ulcers and cause that unbelievably annoying, pain that can affect your ability to eat, drink and just enjoy your daily life. Canker sores: occur only inside your mouth, they aren't contagious or caused by a virus. Click here to see a chart display the differences and to learn even more about canker sores in-depth. What causes a canker sore? Canker sores are typically caused by damage to the oral tissue in your mouth. This is often due to sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) – an all too common foaming agent that is an ingredient in most of the toothpastes that are on the market. But NOT TheraBreath toothpaste! You hopefully already know that here at TheraBreath, we are big believers in only using the best quality ingredients and we refuse to include any unnecessary or potentially harmful chemicals, flavors or detergents. So check the ingredients on you (and your children's) toothpaste. Do you see sodium lauryl sulfate in it? If so, you may want to consider giving it the boot and getting your very own tube of TheraBreath toothpaste. After all, we have enough to worry about in our busy lives; canker sores shouldn't be an issue. What is SLS? It's SOAP. It's a surfactant that can cause damage to the lining of the interior of your mouth and dry it out, causing dry mouth, which you probably know by now can lead to bad breath. Why would oral care companies include this in your toothpaste? SLS creates that foaming action that develops in your mouth when you're brushing your teeth. While it isn't actually doing anything to better clean your teeth, gums and mouth, it gives the user the impression that it does. SLS is also used in many shampoos for the same foam-filled experience. Want to learn even more about canker sores and sodium lauryl sulfate? Then be sure to click here for more fact-filled articles and information.


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Fitting Sugar Into Your Meals
It is commonly thought that people with diabetes should avoid all forms of sugar. Most people with diabetes can eat foods containing sugar as long as the total amount of carbohydrate for that meal or snack is consistent and sugar foods are added within the context of healthy eating. Many research studies have shown that meals which contain sugar do not make the blood sugar rise higher than meals of equal carbohydrate levels which do not contain sugar. However, if the sugar-containing meal contains more carbohydrates, the blood sugar levels will go up.
Which will have the greater effect on blood sugar?
____ 1 tsp sugar or ____ 1/2 cup potatoes
The potatoes will contribute about 15 grams of carbohydrates, while a level teaspoon of sugar will only give 4 grams of carbohydrates. Therefore, the potatoes will have about three times the effect on blood sugar as compared to the table sugar.
Meal Planning Practice
Using the following foods, plan two breakfast meals containing approximately 45 grams of carbohydrate. Notice that there are some foods on this list you might think would not be "allowed" on your meal plan. But again, any of these foods can be used as long as you limit the amount of carbohydrates you eat at a given meal to what is indicated on your individualized meal plan. (In the example below, this means you can choose whatever foods you want as long as the total carbohydrate equals no more than 45 grams).
Carbohydrate Grams
1% fat milk
1 cup
Bran Chex
2/3 cup
Frosted Flakes
3/4 cup
Raisin Bran
3/4 cup
1 slice
sugar. white table
1 teaspoon
pancakes - 4 inches
low-fat granola
1/2 cup
yogurt, fruited
1 cup
yogurt, fruit with
NutraSweet fruit juice
1 cup
fruit juice
1/2 cup
pancake syrup
2 tablespoons
light pancake
sugar free syrup
2 tablespoons
Sample Breakfast One
Carbohydrate Grams
Fruit yogurt (with NutraSweet)
Cinnamon-sugar toast - 1 slice with 1 teaspoon sugar and one teaspoon margarine
Milk, 1/2 cup
Carbohydrate total =
Does this mean I can eat cake and not worry about it?No! A slice of white cake with chocolate icing ( 1/12 of a cake or 80 gram weight) will give you about 300 calories, 45 grams of carbohydrates and 12 grams of fat. That is three starch servings and over 2 fat servings. Before you have a slice of cake, ask yourself the following questions: Will that small piece of cake be satisfying or will I still be hungry? How it will fit into my meal plan? Do I have 300 calories to "spend" on this? Are there other choices I could make which would contribute less fat? A 1/12 slice of angel food cake has less than 1 gram of fat and only 30 carbohydrates. This may be a better choice.
Controlling all carbohydratesIt is important to realize that sugar is not the only carbohydrate that you have to "control." The body will convert all carbohydrates to glucose - so eating extra servings of rice, pasta, bread, fruit or other carbohydrates foods will make the blood sugar rise. Just because something doesn't have sugar in it doesn't mean you can eat as much as you want. Your meal plan is designed so that the carbohydrate content of your meals remains as consistent as possible from day to day.
A word of caution:Although sugar does not cause the blood sugar to rise any higher than other carbohydrates, it should be eaten along with other healthy foods. If you choose to drink a 12 ounce can of a sugar-sweetened soft drink, that would use up about 45 grams carbohydrates - and you wouldn't have gotten any nutrition (protein, vitamins or minerals). What a waste of calories!
High sugar foods are more concentrated in carbohydrates. Therefore the volume would be smaller than a low sugar food. What is your eating style? Are you able to control your portion size - or are you likely to overeat? High sugar foods might not be a good choice if they will just tempt you to eat more. If you would rather eat larger portions, select low sugar choices. Look at the differences in portion size you get for equal amounts of carbohydrate in these cereals!
1/4 cup
1/3 cup
3/4 cup
1 cup
1 1/4 cup
Frosted Flakes
Puffed Wheat
In addition, many sugar-containing foods also contain a lot of fat. Foods such as cookies, pastries, ice cream and cakes should be avoided largely because of the fat content and because they don't contribute much nutritional value. If you do want a "sweet" - make a low-fat choice, such as low-fat frozen yogurt, gingersnaps, fig bars or graham crackers and substitute it for another carbohydrate on your meal plan.
Talk with your diabetes dietitian educator to select the best "sweet" choices for your meal plan. If you have not met with a dietitian in the past year or if you do not have a personal meal plan, scheduling an appointment with a dietitian would help you to incorporate these guidelines in the best way for you and your diabetes control.
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beadsbling necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 55 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
Irish School of Millinery & Jewellery Design
We are a young, fun and funky Bead & Millinery Supply store in Dublin, Ireland. We run a school that teaches both Millinery & Jewellery techniques and runs over 70 courses a year. We are always reinventing ourselves and launch approximately 30 new courses each year, bringing in top designers in the marketplace to run the courses for us along with our core staff. We have a wide range of customers so our logo needs to appeal to the masses. We pride ourselves on inspiring our customers to be creative, delivering high quality courses at reasonable prices, being the best in marketplace in terms of teaching, techniques and variety. Although young and funky we also need to appeal to the wider masses and don't want a logo thats too out there for our school - we want to ensure that our logo indicates experience, expertise, trust & quality (and is a little funky!)
As we have customers of all levels, ages and skills we cannot be too specific at our targeting. Rather that we speak to the masses as being a school of experience, expertise, trust and quality. They want to be inspired, expert as a result of what they learn with us and creative at the end of a course. Creative people of all ages are our target market! Check out some of the classes at http://www.beadsandbling.com to get a sense of what we teach.
I want a logo that fits in with our two current logos/businesses (see previous competitions) but at the same time differentiates the school. I want to appear creative, modern, expert, fun & inspiring. The feeling of expertise is most important as people want to come to our school and be sure that they are being taught by the best. A logo with a little feature on it would be great. Feel free to incorporate our current colours on both our previous logos or go with something totally different!! That they are in the hands of experts that they can trust!
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text: JeffRenner Posted October 11, 2013 Every once in a while I surface, and this time it's to share this cool interactive piece from the Smithsonian Magazine about prescription liquor during prohibition. There is reproduction of a prescription form with clickable bullseyes for details on various parts such as instructions for use.How about these instructions? "Take three ounces every hour for stimulant until stimulated." Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Issue Type: Improvement Created: 2008-02-05T12:54:59.000+0000 Last Updated: 2009-08-06T10:50:29.000+0000 Status: Resolved Fix version(s): - 1.9.0 (31/Jul/09)
Reporter: Teemu Välimäki (cred) Assignee: Ralph Schindler (ralph) Tags: - Zend_Db_Table
Related issues: - ZF-2724
Attachments: - 1.5.1.patch
I tried to follow Coding Standard and Naming Conventions with my database models. But it all breaks when I try $paper->findPaperWriter() or $paperWriter->findParentPaper().
CREATE TABLE paper ... CREATE TABLE paper_writer ( paper_id... );
So I'd like to have
Database/Paper.php Database/Paper/Writer.php
class Database_Paper class Database_Paper_Writer
All of this would work, if I would call $paper->findDatabasePaperWriter() or $paperWriter->findParentDatabasePaperWriter(), but as you can see this is not a very good solution. I found two solutions.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-02-05T13:14:34.000+0000
Quick test with Zend/Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php findDependentRowset() seems to work just fine!

$dependapleTables = $this->_getTable()->getDependentTables();
if (is_array($dependapleTables[$dependentTable])) {
$dependentTable = new $dependapleTables[$dependentTable]['class'](array('db' => $db));
} elseif (is_string($dependentTable)) {
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-02-05T13:15:36.000+0000
Apparently I don't know how to use comment markup on here, sorry about that.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-02-06T06:08:46.000+0000
After using my fix for a while I noticed some problems with Parent magic methods. I noticed, that there's a lot of code that would require if clauses. So instead of option 1. I presented earlier I'm now leaning towards option 2. of using addDatabasePath(). Option 2 would also be backwards compatible and would ease working.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-02-06T13:51:47.000+0000
After some copy paste from Zend_View I have a working Zend_Db_Table_Abstract and Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract, that utilizes addDatabasePath() concept and this time it even seems to work without a problem.
I'll generate a patch of it tomorrow after cleanup.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-17T13:31:04.000+0000
This patch modifies Db/Table/Abstract.php and Db/Table/Row/Abstract.php adding the possibility to have prefixes for database files. I have database tables on each file so hierarchially so, that it's 1:1 to the datbase.
Example of Customer table: In bootstrap Zend_Db_Table_Abstract::addRelationshipPath('../library/Site/Db/Table', 'Site_Db_Table');
../library/Site/Db/Table/Customer.php class Site_Db_Table_Customer{}
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-17T15:48:12.000+0000
This is a proper patch. The previous contained hardcoding from my codebase.
Perhaps the first str_replace('' could be replaced with some ZF core function?
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-20T06:53:29.000+0000
The _addPath had a minor defunc, when it didn't check if the path already exists.
Fixed function

private function _addPath($path, $prefix = null)
foreach ((array) $path as $dir) {
// attempt to strip any possible separator and
// append the system directory separator
$dir = str_replace(array('/', '\\'), DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $dir);
$dir = rtrim($dir, DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR)
$params = array('prefix' => $prefix, 'dir' => $dir);
if (!in_array($params, self::$_path)){
// add as array with prefix and dir keys
array_unshift(self::$_path, $params);
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-20T08:20:41.000+0000
I think this is change is required to maintain compability with those who wont be using RelationshipPath. The main point is the code inside else.

protected function _prepareReference(Zend_Db_Table_Abstract $dependentTable, Zend_Db_Table_Abstract $parentTable, $ruleKey)
if (count($parentTable->getRelationshipPath() > 0) {
foreach ($parentTable->getRelationshipPath() as $relationshipPath) {
$parentTable = str_replace('_', '', str_replace($relationshipPath, '', get_class($parentTable)));
} else {
$parentTable = get_class($parentTable);
Posted by Wil Sinclair (wil) on 2008-03-25T20:43:52.000+0000
Please categorize/fix as needed.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-27T11:31:55.000+0000
This latest patch contains all the fixes applied against trunk.
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-03-27T11:55:28.000+0000
And of course I managed to screw newest patch up a bit. Table/Row/Abstract.php line 776 is missing closing )
Otherwise it's good to go
Posted by Teemu Välimäki (cred) on 2008-04-01T14:25:16.000+0000
My patches remove @ in front of Zend_Loader and thus, should to some extent solve the issue.
Posted by Wil Sinclair (wil) on 2008-12-04T13:17:30.000+0000
Reassigning to Ralph since he's the new maintainer of Zend_Db
Posted by Ralph Schindler (ralph) on 2009-01-10T11:09:06.000+0000
Will evaluate within 2 weeks
Posted by Ralph Schindler (ralph) on 2009-08-06T10:50:28.000+0000
Marking this as 'wont fix'. There are a couple of new components in place that would better facilitate what you are asking for. First is the module autoloader in Zend_Application. You can read about the Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader here http://framework.zend.com/docs/quickstart/… and here http://devzone.zend.com/article/4525
As for the magic finder __call() method, I would tend to stay away from it: findParentClassNameByRule() in favor of the actual calls themselves: findParentRow($class ...) and findDependentRowset($class, ...)
Have a look at the new Zend_Application functionailty, i think it solves what you are looking for.
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What is the Audio Return Channel (ARC) feature?
The ARC feature eliminates the need to use an additional composite audio cable or an optical cable when connecting an Audio/Video (A/V) receiver or surround sound system to a TV. Connecting an HDMI cable from an ARC-compatible A/V receiver to an ARC-compatible TV will allow the following:
- Send audio to the A/V receiver from the TV.
- View and listen to movies and other content from source devices as they are passed through the A/V receiver to view on the TV.
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Effective Date: 8/23/1985
Obsolete Date: 8/1/2006
(a) A lawyer may act as an intermediary between clients with potentially conflicting interests if:
(1) The lawyer consults with each client concerning the implications of the intermediation, including the advantages and risks involved, and the effect on theattorney-client privilege and obtains each client's consent to the intermediation;
(2) The lawyer reasonably believes that the matter can be resolved on terms compatible with the clients' best interests, that each client will be able to makeadequately informed decisions in the matter and that there is little risk of material prejudice to theinterests of any of the clients if the contemplated resolution is unsuccessful; and
(3) The lawyer reasonably believes that the intermediation can be undertaken impartially and without improper effect on other responsibilities the lawyer has toany of the clients.
(b) While acting as an intermediary, the lawyer shall consult with each client concerning the decisions to be made and the considerations relevant in making them, so that each client can make adequately informed decisions.
(c) A lawyer shall withdraw as an intermediary if any of the clients so requests, or if any of the conditions stated in paragraph (a) is no longer satisfied. After withdrawal, the lawyer shall not represent any of the clients in the matter that was the subject of the intermediation.
A lawyer acts as an intermediary under this Rule when the lawyer represents two or more parties with potentially conflicting interests. A key factor in defining the relationship is whether the parties share responsibility for the lawyer's fee, but the intermediation may be inferred from other circumstances. Because confusion can arise as to the lawyer's role where each party is not separately represented, it is important that the lawyer make clear the relationship.
The Rule does not apply to a lawyer acting as arbitrator or mediator between or among parties who are not clients of the lawyer, even where the lawyer has been appointed with the concurrence of the parties. In performing such a role the lawyer may be subject to applicable codes of ethics, such as the Code of Ethics for Arbitration in Commercial Disputes prepared by a joint Committee of the American Bar Association and the American Arbitration Association.
A lawyer acts as an intermediary in seeking to establish or adjust a relationship between clients on an amicable and mutually advantageous basis; for example, in helping to organize a business in which two or more clients are entrepreneurs, working out the financial reorganization of an enterprise in which two or more clients have an interest, arranging a property distribution in settlement of an estate or mediating a dispute between clients. The lawyer seeks to resolve potentially conflicting interests by developing the parties' mutual interests. The alternative can be that each party may have to obtain separate representation, with the possibility in some situations of incurring additional cost, complication or even litigation. Given these and other relevant factors, all the clients may prefer that the lawyer act as an intermediary.
In considering whether to act as an intermediary between clients, a lawyer should be mindful that if the intermediation fails the result can be additional cost, embarrassment and recrimination.In some situations the risk of failure is so great that intermediation is plainly impossible. For example, a lawyer cannot undertake intermediation with clients between whom contentious litigation is imminent or who contemplate contentious negotiations. More generally, if the relationship between the parties has already assumed definite antagonism, the possibility that the clients' interests can be adjusted by intermediation ordinarily is not very good.
The appropriateness of an intermediation can depend on its form. Forms of intermediation range from informal arbitration, where each client's case is presented by the respective client and the lawyer decides the outcome, to mediation, to intermediation where the clients' interests are substantially though not entirely compatible. One form may be appropriate in circumstances where another would not. Other relevant factors are whether the lawyer subsequently will represent both parties on a continuing basis and whether the situation involves creating a relationship between the parties or terminating one.
Confidentiality and Privilege
A particularly important factor in determining the appropriateness of intermediation is the effect on client-lawyer confidentiality and the attorney-client privilege. In an intermediation, the lawyer is still required both to keep each client adequately informed and to maintain confidentiality of information relating to the intermediation. See Rules 1.4 and 1.6. Complying with both requirements while acting as an intermediary requires a delicate balance. If the balance cannot be maintained, the intermediation is improper. With regard to the attorney-client privilege, the prevailing rule is that as between clients participating in an intermediation the privilege does not attach.Hence, it must be assumed that if litigation eventuates between the clients, the privilege will not protect any such communications, and the clients should be so advised.
Since the lawyer is required to be impartial between clients participating in an intermediation, intermediation is improper when that impartiality cannot be maintained. For example, a lawyer who has represented one of the clients for a long period and in a variety of matters might have difficulty being impartial between that client and one to whom the lawyer has only recently been introduced.
In acting as an intermediary between clients, the lawyer is required to consult with the clients on the implications of doing so, and proceed only upon consent based on such a consultation.The consultation should make clear that the lawyer's role is not that of partisanship normally expected in other circumstances.
Paragraph (b) is an application of the principle expressed in
- Rule 1.4.
Where the lawyer is an intermediary, the clients ordinarily must assume greater responsibility for decisions than when each client is independently represented.
Court Proceedings
Ordinarily court proceedings are adversarial and traditional concepts of a lawyer's role as advocate may cause doubt concerning the propriety of an intermediary appearing in court proceedings. However, a lawyer acting as an intermediary should be permitted to appear if the lawyer's role is disclosed to the tribunal and if the appearance is necessary or desirable to properly continue or conclude the intermediation. To prohibit the intermediary from appearing in such circumstances would eliminate a substantial benefit intended to be permitted by this Rule.
Intermediation does not diminish the rights of each client in the client-lawyer relationship.Each has the right to loyal and diligent representation, the right to discharge the lawyer as stated in Rule 1.16, and the protection of Rule 1.9 concerning obligations to a former client.
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text: Just last month we were reporting "Seagate to begin to switch to SSD" and now company CEO Bill Watkins has said that that's not quite the truth. Seagate will indeed be launching an enterprise-level SSD in 2009, but will not enter the "mobile SSD" market. Whyever not? Because there's no money to be made there: "Right now if you look at it whether it's Micron or Samsung or SanDisk - they're selling at a loss. To do the product is not a big deal but to make money at it - it's important to us." he notes. Instead the company is banking on post MLC technology, something like "a spin around magnetic RAM, it could be a phase shift type of process" says Watkins. Seagate hard drives might be around for a while longer. [Silicon via MRAM-info]


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the winners of the naming of the wall mural designed by "Christopher Hogan" has been announced. Congratulations to fellow Australian's the Loch family.
Recently completed the design of a 7 metre by 2.5 metre wall mural at Angsana Laguna Phuket, where a young family from Australia, joined by art class and under my direction, painted several tiles for the mural. It is heartwarming to see that they were the winners of the naming of my mural and will forever be part of the wonderful event, hosted by the Angsana Laguna Phuket's GM Jerry John and David Campion who is Group Director CSR Operations for the Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts. Congratulations to everyone involved. Another 'Christopher Hogan'…….Tropic Series of Paintings.


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The 37th annual Survivor Series arrived in Boston Massachusetts the home town of World Champion John Cena.
Kick Off show
The Miz v Kofi Kingston
After his teased hell turn Monday Night on Raw The Miz faced off against the man he screwed over Kofi Kingston. The men shook hands before the match, ending the speculation of The Miz making a full heel turn.
The match itself contained more roll ups than a normal match but also showcased the two quite well, Kofi had a spate of momentum that lead to him hitting the SOS but Miz kicked out at two. The Miz finally claimed the win after reversing a roll up made by Kofi.
Winner: The Miz
Triple H and Stephanie came out to introduce everyone to Survivor Series and reiterate that there would be no interference in any carded match this evening.
Traditional five on five tag team elimination match.
Rey Mysterio, Cody Rhodes, Goldust, and The Usos v The Shield and The Real Americans
Zebb Colter, cut a promo about twerking before he was cut off by Cody Rhodes who then showed the audience his own version of twerking.
Dean Ambrose and Cody started the match up with Cody claiming the roll up pin on The United States champion for the elimination.
All hell broke loose in the ring after Dean hit a cheap shot to Goldustbut order was restored and Seth Rollins took over with Goldust. The Real American's kept the quick tags on one half of the tag team champions, but Rey Mysterio was tagged in and he and the Uso's teamed up to dispose of Jack Swagger.
The Cesaro swing hit both The Uso's but Cody was tagged back in and eliminated Antonio after a sunset flip.
Seth and Roman were the only remaining opponents in a 5 on 2 situation, but Reigns evened the odds when spears to both Cody Rhodes and Jay Uso were enough to order them an early bath.
Seth Rollins took the match to two on two after a stamp on the face of Jimmy Uso was enough to seal his elimination.
Rey Mysterio countered an electric chair attempt from Rollins to balance the odds back into his and Goldust's favour.
Before he headed to the back Seth attacked Rey and left Reigns with the upper hand, allowing him to spear Goldust and counter a 619 to claim the win for his team.
Winner: Roman Reigns
After the match Roman mouthed to Rey how close he was and "maybe next time."
BACKSTAGE: Randy Orton was talking to Triple H and Stephanie about whether or not they were all on the same page about the interference issue. The Authority told him to go and prove who he was.
Curtis Axel v Big E Langston (Intercontinental Championship)
Axel seemed to have cashed in his rematch clause at the first attempt after his loss to Langston less than a week ago, but Langston was no pushover as the bigger man came out fighting and used his weight to his advantage.
Big E's power was the deciding difference and he managed to retain after hitting Axel with The Big Ending.
Winner: Big E Langston
After the match Renee interviewed Big E in the ring and he reiterated how proud he was to be a champion.
BACKSTAGE: AJ Lee was talking about all the names she has been called, and told all the other divas not to feel inferior to her before they all verbally attacked her.
The Total Divas v AJ Lee, Tamina, Summer, Alicia Fox, Aksana, Rosa Mendez and Kaitlyn (Elimination match)
Alicia and Naomi started the match up, with Naomi hitting a top rope standing moonsault for the quick pin over Alicia.
Rosa Mendez was next in and managed another quick win over Cameron, before Nikki Bella hit a DDT on Rosa to take the match to 6-5
Nikki and Summer then had a impromptu dance off with Nikki eliminating Summer after a kick to the face.
But Eva Marie and Naomi were tagged in and was quickly eliminated by Kaitlyn. Brie Bella was next in and got the pin on Kaitlyn after a missile drop kick.
Aksana was tagged in and after the distraction from AJ hit the spinebuster to eliminate Brie. Nikki then got revenge for her sister by eliminating Aksana.
Jojo was tagged in for her first ever piece of in ring action and was completely dominated by Tamina who then tagged in AJ who eliminated Jojo after a Samoan drop.
Natalya was in and put the sharpshooter on Tamina, leaving AJ as the sole survivor for her team, and Natalya then put AJ in the same submission hold for the win.
Winners: Natalya and Nikki Bella
BACKSTAGE: Randy Orton was talking to Charles Robinson about his match and told him to make sure he called the match right down the middle. And tried to hint that he wanted him to cheat but he told him "He would do what the authority says" before walking away.
Ryback came out and shouted at the Survivor Series kick off panel before saying he intimidates everyone and issued and open challenge which was accepted by Mark Henry.
A newly bald Henry made his WWE return and seemed to have been accepted as a face by the fans as he received a big pop.
Ryback v Mark Henry
A battle of the beasts of sorts got underway with Ryback gaining the upper hand over The World Strongest Man, and proving just how strong he is by hitting an easy suplex on the bigger man.
Ryback set up for his meat hook clothesline only for Mark Henry to hit a cross-body and The World Strongest Slam for the win.
Winner: Mark Henry
BACKSTAGE: John Cena was telling the doctor that he wanted to fight without his protective arm sleeve.
John Cena v Alberto Del Rio (World Heavyweight Championship)
Cena took a lot of abuse in the opening stages of the match as the challenger hit him with a lot of his unique offense.
Del Rio made a beeline for Cena's injured arm in an attempt to make the champ tap. Cena managed to gain some momentum but Del Rio took the fight to the outside and used the barricade to his advantage.
Cena tried to gain the upper hand after Del Rio slipped off the top rope but the challenger countered the five knuckle shuffle and hit a DDT for the two count.
John had another spate of offense and attempted the STF but Del Rio had it well scouted and countered.
Del Rio hit an enziguri from the top rope for another frustrating two count but the match seemed to be getting to the Mexican.
Del Rio went for the cross arm breaker but Cena countered into the STF but Del Rio found the ropes.
Cena countered the cross-arm breaker again with an excellent show of strength, followed but the AA for the win.
Winner and still Champion: John Cena
BACKSTAGE: Santino Marella and R-Truth were arguing over a game with the WWE Figures, until they were interrupted by Los Matadores and Fandango.
CM Punk and Daniel Bryan v Erick Rowan and Luke Harper
The Best and The Beard faced off against The Wyatt's as a way to gain revenge for the weeks of sneak attacks by the strange family.
The match was back and forth throughout with The Wyatts giving a good account for themselves against the two former champions.
CM Punk hit a tornado DDT to Rowan to swing the momentum back in his teams favour and tagged in Bryan to finish the job.
Harper was hit with all of Daniel Bryan's offence but still Bryan could only keep the big man down for a two count.
Erick Rowan threw Punk out of the ring after he interfered to save the match up for his team, and the Wyatts took advantage as Bryan was left alone.
CM Punk did finally pick up the win when he managed to lift Luke Harper up for the GTS.
Winners: CM Punk and Daniel Bryan
After the match Bray Wyatt looked like he was going to approach the ring but instead jut enticed Punk and Bryan then left.
Randy Orton v Big Show ( WWE Championship)
The Viper faced off against the world largest athlete in a match he didn't believe he could win.
Orton didn't have it all his own way in the match and did finally the the win off the distraction from Triple H and Stephanie Mcmahon when he hit the big man with the RKO followed by his Punt kick
Winner: Randy Orton
After the match, the Authority and John Cena came out to the arena as the show ended.


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American Writers in Europe: 1850 to the Present. Proposal deadline: 15 September 2011. Essay deadline: 15 January 2012.
The editor of a collection of essays for a book, tentatively titled American Writers in Europe: 1850 to the Present, invites proposals for original essays on the literary works written by American writers who lived and wrote in Europe from 1850 to the present.
Over the decades, European experience has been a crucial part of the personal and creative life of American writers. Visits to such European cities as Paris, London, Rome, Florence or Istanbul have been made by such American writers as Nathaniel Parker Willis, Herman Melville, Henry James, Edith Wharton, Gertrude Stein, Djuna Barnes, John Dos Passos or James Baldwin to escape from the personal, social, or political repressions in America or to break away from the provinciality of American life and embrace the sophistication of European centers. In the last few decades, however, with the advent of globalization and the ease in communication and travel, American writers' sojourn abroad has profoundly changed. For instance, a writer such as Diane Johnson no longer calls herself an expatriate but an American writer living part of the year in Paris.
The book aims to focus on writers in three periods: those who arrived in Europe between 1850 and 1920, those who crossed the Atlantic between 1920 and 1970, and those who have been traveling between the continents from 1970 to the present.
The primary readers of this essay collection will be academic, at the undergraduate level and graduate level. The secondary readers will be the general public. Especially when the enduring interest of the general public in the American expatriate writers is evidenced by the popularity of David McCullough's The Greater Journey: Americans in Paris, 1830-1900 (Simon & Schuster, 2011), the publication of a book of academic essays offering particularly a comparison between the American expatriate writing of the turn of the twentieth century and of the twenty-first century will fill an academic void and meet the needs of readers both the academic and general.
Proposals should be within 700 to 1,000 words. They should include a clear title, an original thesis indicating a unique and significant contribution to the relevant scholarship, a compelling argument, and the critical and theoretical strategies which will be undertaken in the essay. Complete curriculum vitae and contact information should accompany the proposals.
The deadline for proposals is September 15, 2011. All materials should be sent electronically to Ferdâ Asya at firstname.lastname@example.com. A receipt-e-mail will be sent immediately and a response-e-mail will be sent by October 1, 2011.
Essays should be between 20 and 30 double-spaced pages long. They should be written following the MLA (2009) style for format, in-text citation, and documentation, and using the Times New Roman, 12 point type. The deadline for completed essays is January 15, 2012.
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Motivating Visuals Help Payoff Credit Card Debt
Times are tough right now. There are many families out there who are barely making ends meet. And one of the biggest reasons why people are struggling so badly is because they have so much debt.
America is a nation of debt. With credit cards offering to give us "free" money we are all conditioned to buy now and worry later.
Of course there is no such thing as "free" money. We all pay – and pay dearly – for swiping that plastic credit card.
So why do we bury ourselves in debt?
Well, there are hundreds of answers to that question, and the answers change from person to person. But one answer that applies to everyone is that it's so easy to swipe a card and it doesn't even feel like you're spending any money.
Credit cards are just like the chips at a casino. Casinos give out chips so that it doesn't even feel like your playing with real money. Therefore gamblers run through their chips without giving it a second thought.
Credit cards accomplish the same thing.
They are just a little plastic square (and with the new key chain cards they're sometimes even smaller rectangles!). The credit card debt racks up and builds and builds and we're all pretty much oblivious to it.
Well, if you want to turn things around, and if you want to begin to dig yourself out of debt then you have to pay off those credit cards.
And a great way to do that is to use a visual helper.
Let's face it: We love visuals.
That's why the radio is pretty much obsolete and televisions are the source of entertainment for all families. But just a television isn't good enough. The screen has to be the size of the side of your house. And the it has to be flat. And the transmission has to be in high definition.
And using a cell phone for just texting or making phone calls isn't enough. There has to be a colorful, high resolution screen on that cell phone.
We love visuals!
So why not use that to your advantage?
Right now figure out how much credit card debt you have. Then for every $50 or $100 take a crayon, or a toothpick, or maybe a straw and place it in a glass jar or a similar container that is see-through (a sandwich bag with crayons works great too). You should have one crayon, toothpick, or whatever for every $50 or $100 (your choice).
So if you have $5000 in credit card debt, and you're using the $100 mark then you'd have 50 crayons, toothpicks, or whatever in your container. Place that container on your kitchen window sill or some other place where you'll always see it.
Then every time you drop your credit card debt by $100 you should take out one crayon, toothpick, or whatever your chosen item might be. And every time you increase that debt by $100 you need to add your chosen item.
So the pile will either grow or shrink.
But just taking or putting in items will allow you to realize what you're doing to your debt. And by seeing that stack of crayons (or whatever your item is) you will see how much debt you truly have. Then you'll think twice before going deeper in debt.
You will have that visual there until your debt is completely paid off.
And when you have your credit cards paid off, then you can go ahead and place your empty container in your trophy case. If you don't have one, go ahead and buy one.
Just make sure you pay cash for it.
[this article was featured at The Personal Financier]