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Who Are We? MRG!
2020 Muscogee Roller Girls
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Muscogee Roller Girls is the Tri-City Area's only all-female, full contact, flat track roller derby league. As a 501c4 non-profit organization, MRG is committed to growing and promoting the sport of Roller Derby by bringing together a diverse group of women to represent the community in regional athletic competition and foster sportsmanship,
teamwork, and grit. MRG seeks to provide positive role models for young women by serving as contributing members of the local
community by providing support through outreach, volunteerism and financial contribution. We are comprised of women from all walks of life- mothers, daughters, wives, and professionals.
**MRG adheres to the principles, guidelines, and regulations of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association WFTDA)
2020 Season Goals
Our expectations for the upcoming season are to the success of recruiting and training upcoming skaters in hopes to expand our league.
Roller derby is an emerging promotional platform with many opportunities. By sponsoring MRG, you can help bring the community exciting, thrilling, and fun sporting events while exposing your business or company.
Your support will fund uniforms, practice space, bout production, training camps, bout and scrimmage transportation and equipment. Your involvement assures that MRG remains a sustainable organization for years to come. The exposure to new and renewing clients is the best benefit of sponsoring the MRG. In addition to our home bouts, the Muscogee Roller Girls will bout in different cities all across the region bringing
with them a positive reflection to your company or business to a diverse audience. Don't miss your chance to align your company with the fastest growing contact sport in the United States.
The Muscogee Roller Girls are the premier hometown Roller Derby Team in the Columbus, GA & Phenix City, AL area. The team has over 18 roster skaters, five referees, and an upcoming new class of 20 skaters. Together, we strive to promote our team and sponsors during team events and bouts. With your help, we can gain company and team exposure with advertising hours given during our bouting season. We will be your constant "rolling"
advertisement. Representing and promoting our sponsors are one of our core values.
How you can Sponsor the Muscogee Roller Girls Team
We want your company to be part of the MRG Roller derby community. We cannot do this alone and your support will help the team grow and succeed for years to come. As a new team, we began our funding based on dues and
fundraisers. With your help we can increase our funds based on the generosity of our sponsors. Your support ensures the cost of participating events- venues, travel, equipment, training clinics, licenses etc…Your contribution will bring us closer to making our goals achievable.
2020 Sponsorship Information
Thank you for supporting the Muscogee Roller Girls! We truly appreciate your generosity and support!
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Composers Composers Now Concerts Contemporary Classical Festivals
ByCarmen-Helena Tellez
The Latin American Music Center at Indiana University is presenting American Cosmology, a program designed specially for the Composers Now festival that is involving many members of New York's new music scene in February. Invited by Composers Now's artistic director, composer Tania León, the program will be presented on February 4th a the Music Now Marathon in Symphony Space , and on February 6 at the Americas Society Concert Series.
American Cosmology was designed by the LAMC's director Carmen-Helena Téllez to showcase complementary meditations on the sky and the cosmos represented in David Dzubay's Astral String Quartet and in Gabriela Ortiz's Baalkah for String Quartet and Soprano. Astral, written for the Orion Quartet, was inspired by the ensemble's name and by the constellations visible in the sky while the composer worked at the MacDowell Artsit Colony in New Hampshire. Baalkah was composed for the Kronos Quartet and Dawn Upshaw, and sets texts from Mayan cosmology addressing patterns of existence and the place of humanity in the universe.
David Dzubay has received commissions from Meet the Composer, Chamber Music America, the National Endowment for the Arts, the US-Mexico Fund for Culture, and the Fromm and Barlow foundations, among others. Recent honors include Guggenheim, MacDowell, Yaddo, Copland House and Djerassi fellowships, a 2011 Arts and Letters Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the 2010 Heckscher Prize. His music has been performed by orchestras, ensembles and soloists in the U.S., Europe, Canada, Mexico, and Asia, and is published by Pro Nova Music and recorded on the Sony, Bridge, Centaur, Innova, Naxos, Crystal, Klavier, Gia, and First Edition labels.
David Dzubay writes: "Beginning work on a piece for the Orion String Quartet, and taking a cue either from the group's name or perhaps from gazing upwards on evening strolls around the MacDowell Colony in rural New Hampshire, I decided to focus on the stars, composing an "Astral" quartet, movements of which would look at stars and space in various ways. Though the movements are somewhat independent, they do share musical elements and together are balanced on the curious middle movement. Like our galaxy, the quartet has a spiral structure, both in the shape of an eight-pitch 'spiral motive' and in the duration of the movements (roughly 5′-3′-2′-4′-3′). A recurring element, first heard in the opening bars, is a group of three evenly spaced attacks, a representation of Orion's Belt, the tight grouping of three stars lined up in the Orion constellation.
Gabriela Ortiz is one of the foremost composers in Mexico today. Recent commissions and premieres include her new videopera Unicamente la Verdad with the Indiana University Contemporary Vocal Ensemble under Carmen-Helena Téllez; Altar de Piedra for three percussion players, timpani and orchestra for Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra with Esa- Pekka Salonen and Kroumata percussion ensemble; Zócalo-Bastilla, for violin, percussion and orchestra premiered by violinist Pierre Amoyal, and Altar de Muertos, a string quartet commissioned by Kronos Quartet.
Baalkah, which means 'world' or 'cosmos' in Maya, was inspired by the cosmological beliefs of the Maya of the Yucatan Peninsula and of other Mexican and Central American native peoples. For over 5,000 thousand years, these Native American peoples have conceived the world as being divided into 4 cardinal directions: east, north, west and south. In each one of these directions stands a gigantic tree that supports the sky, and each one has its particular cosmological characteristics, such as its own ruling deity, its own color, a set of related plants and animals, and, more generally, its own mood or personality. The lyrics of the first four songs of Balkah are taken from a 17th century Maya book, the Chilam Balam of Chumayel, a priceless depository of centuries of historical and religious wisdom inherited by Maya priests and kept hidden from the prosecution of the Catholic church. Each member of the string quartet represents one the four cardinal directions, and the center is represented by the soprano.
The ensemble includes Madalyn and Cicely Parnas, both soloists and members of the Parnas duo that has received accolades of "stunning" and "electrifying" in the New York Times. Madalyn will play a solo piece by Timothy Dunne earlier in the evening on of Saturday February 4th. Cicely was the inaugural artist-in-residence of the radio program Performance Today last December. Violinist Tim Kantor has been a featured artist with the Banff and Aspen festivals as well as with the Cleveland Pops; and violist Rose Wollman has performed all over the word with conductors such as Pierre Boulez, Fabio Luisi, Hugh Wolf, Joseph Silverstein, and Larry Ratcliff in orchestras all over the world. A fierce new music performer, soprano Sharon Harms will return later to New York for the performance of Charles Wuorinen's It Happens Like This, which she premiered under the baton of the composer at Tanglewood last summer.
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2012 Avant Music Festival: Preview and Interview with Randy Gibson
By Carmen-Helena Tellez

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Artist: Jens Lekman
Title: Ruby Lounge, Manchester, 19/92012
Category: Live Reviews
Author: Dixie Ernill
In 2006 I saw Jens Lekman's first Northwest of England gig at the Kings Arms in Salford and still rate it as one of the best concerts I have ever witnessed.
The fact that I have been equally impressed by the half dozen shows of his I have been privileged to attend since is testament to his unique talent as a songwriter and stunning ability to captivate an audience as a live performer. This latest appearance in Manchester is no exception, the only difference being that the current album he is promoting ('I Know What Love Isn't') is one born of a broken heart as opposed to his earlier more carefree ouput. That said, the songs still sparkle with that certain Lekman je ne sais quoi that lifts them way above your average heartbreak anthems.
After his backing band open the set with the gentle instrumental version of 'Every Little Hair Knows Your Name', Lekman breezes effortlessly into the sublime 'Become Someone Else's' not only one of the highlights of tonight's show but right up there with the best moments of his fine back-catalogue. The way it playfully responds to Tracey Thorn's reference to Jens Lekman in her 'Oh, The Divorces' single from a couple of years back, and includes the wonderful line "Let's never become like that... like a sinking rock, tied to the leg of a person... I'd rather be a flat stone, skipping across the ocean" make it, as a start, pretty hard to beat.
Further strong cuts form 'I Know What Love Isn't', including the title track and 'The End of the World is Bigger Than Love' and the yet to be released 'Golden Key' are next up before the classic 'The Opposite of Hallelujah', which briefly morphs into the Chairmen Of The Board's 'Give Me Just A Little More Time', allowing Lekman to swing his hips a little.
'Waiting for Kirsten', a witty tale about a near encounter with Kirsten Dunst and the brilliant 'Black Cab' rub shoulders with yet more gems from the new album in the shape of 'The World Moves On' and 'I Want a Pair of Cowboy Boots' and there is even time for the simply dreamy 'Maple Leaves'.
The set concludes with 'Sipping on the Sweet Nectar' from previous album, 'Night Falls Over Kortedala', but an encore of 'An Argument With Myself' recalling Lekman's time in Melbourne and the part narrative/part song opus of 'A Postcard to Nina' soon follows. Despite having heard '...Nina' many times before, Lekman still manages to make it sound fresh to great effect. A second encore of the vocal version of 'Every Little Hair Knows Your Name' brings us full cycle.
Take a bow Jens Lekman. You are a star.
Commenting On: Ruby Lounge, Manchester, 19/92012 - Jens Lekman
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Despite his latest album 'I Know What Love Isn't' being inspired by a broken heart, Dixie Ernill watches Jens Lekman play a sparkling set of indie pop at at a gig at the Ruby Lounge in Manchester


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Q: Where do i override authentication method in yii? I need to override both authentication (for when user's trying to logging in) and also the function is being used to check if the user is logged in in the header of the application (the function that check the sessions and cookie to check if the user is logged in) but i don't know where are these methods? and also i don't know how to find where are these methods!
** The reason of ovveride is to also check a Flag, if the flag is FLASE don't authenticate the user, or even if the user is also authenticated on page change (header reload) log-out the user if the flag changed to FLASE**
It would be appreciated if you also helping me to find adequate references that can help me in similar situations beside yii/wiki and google i tried them :)
Regards,

A: *

*For custom authentication extend CUserIdentity class:
app/components/UserIdentity.php
<?php
class UserIdentity extends CUserIdentity
{
    const ERROR_USER_NOT_APPOVED=200;

    private $_id;

    /**
     * Authenticates a user.
     *
     * @return boolean whether authentication succeeds.
     */
    public function authenticate()
    {
        $criteria = new CDbCriteria;
        $criteria->condition = 'LOWER(email.email)=LOWER(:email)';
        $criteria->params = array(':email' => $this->username);
        $member = Member::model()
                    ->with('email')
                    ->together()
                    ->find($criteria);

        if ($member === null) {
            $this->errorCode = self::ERROR_USERNAME_INVALID;
        } elseif (!hash::check($this->password, $member->pass_hash)) {
            $this->errorCode = self::ERROR_PASSWORD_INVALID;
        } elseif (! $member->is_approved) {
            $this->errorCode = self::ERROR_USER_NOT_APPOVED;
        } else {
            $this->_id = $member->id;
            $this->username = $member->full_name;

            $this->setState('email', $member->email->email);

            $this->errorCode = self::ERROR_NONE;
        }

        return !$this->errorCode;
    }

    /**
     * @return integer the ID of the user record
     */
    public function getId()
    {
        return $this->_id;
    }
}

then create custom form (app/models/MainLoginForm.php):
<?php

/**
 * MainLoginForm class.
 * MainLoginForm is the data structure for keeping
 * user login form data.
 */
class MainLoginForm extends CFormModel
{
    public $email;
    public $password;
    public $rememberMe;

    /**
     * Declares the validation rules.
     * The rules state that email and password are required,
     * and password needs to be authenticated.
     */
    public function rules()
    {
        return array(
            array('email', 'filter', 'filter' => 'trim'),
            array('email', 'required',
                'message' => Yii::t('auth', 'Email address is required.')),
            array('email', 'email',
                'message' => Yii::t('auth', 'Enter a valid Email address.')),

            array('password', 'required',
                'message' => Yii::t('auth', 'Password is required.')),

            // password needs to be authenticated
            array('password', 'authenticate'),

            array('rememberMe', 'safe'),
        );
    }

    /**
     * Declares attribute labels.
     */
    public function attributeLabels()
    {
       return array(
          'email'       => Yii::t('auth', 'Email Address'),
          'password'    => Yii::t('auth', 'Password'),
          'rememberMe'  => Yii::t('auth', 'Remember me.'),
       );
    }

    /**
     * Authenticates the password.
     * This is the 'authenticate' validator as declared in rules().
     */
    public function authenticate($attribute, $params)
    {
        // we only want to authenticate when no input errors
        if (! $this->hasErrors()) {
            $identity = new UserIdentity($this->email, $this->password);
            $identity->authenticate();
            switch ($identity->errorCode) {
                case UserIdentity::ERROR_NONE:
                    $duration = ($this->rememberMe)
                        ? 3600*24*14 // 14 days
                        : 0; // login till the user closes the browser
                    Yii::app()->user->login($identity, $duration);
                    break;

                default:
                    // UserIdentity::ERROR_USERNAME_INVALID
                    // UserIdentity::ERROR_PASSWORD_INVALID
                    // UserIdentity::ERROR_MEMBER_NOT_APPOVED
                    $this->addError('', Yii::t('auth',
                        'Incorrect username/password combination.'));
                    break;
            }
        }
    }
}

and finally update your login method (actionLogin):
$form = new MainLoginForm;
if (isset($_POST['MainLoginForm'])) {
    $form->attributes = $_POST['MainLoginForm'];
    $valid = $form->validate();
    if ($valid) {
        // redirect
    }
}

*For auto logout you can extend CController:
app/components/MainBaseController.php
<?php

class MainBaseController extends CController
{
    public $settings = array();

    public function init()
    {
        parent::init();

        // set global settings
        // $this->settings = ...

        if (YOUR_FLAG_VALIDATION AND !Yii::app()->user->isGuest) {
            Yii::app()->user->logout();
        }
    }
}

and then use custom base controll:
class YourController extends MainBaseController
{
    ....
}

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Wednesday, 20th of February 2019
Awaited 'Extended Producer Responsibilty' and 'Deposit Return Scheme' Consultations Launched
On Monday 18th February the Welsh Government launched two consultations that will focus on making packaging producers fund in a far greater way the cost of dealing with waste.
Led by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) the "Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for packaging" and "Deposit return scheme (DRS) for drinks containers" consultations have been set up to ensure the whole supply chain are involved together to drive up the recycling of packaging.
Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging
EPR is an environmental policy approach to a producer's responsibility for their product. EPR extends that responsibility to the post-consumer stage of a product's life cycle. This would include how the product is disposed of.
There is an aspiration to implement a model where all of the costs associated with dealing with waste packaging are borne by producers. It has also been suggested fees could be introduced to incentivise producers that make their products easier to recycle, while charging more for those that use difficult to process materials.
Click here to participate in the "Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging" consultation
Consultations Launched on February 18th will focus on making
producers fund the cost of dealing with packaging waste.
Deposit Return Scheme for Drinks Containers
A DRS is where you pay more money for a drink in a bottle or can. This extra money or deposit is returned when the consumer takes the drinks container back.
Two models have been proposed – first, an 'all in' model that would target a range of beverage containers, and second, an 'on the go' model that would focus only on collecting the smaller bottles that are most often purchased in single units.
Click here to participate in the "Deposit Return Scheme for Drinks Collection" consultation
Both consultations end on 23th May 2019
Click here to view all current Welsh Government consultations.
Useful articles related to the consultation announcement:
"Defra puts 'on-the-go DRS' in consultation options" by LetsRecycle.com
"Resources and waste consultations finally launched by Whitehall" by mrw.co.uk
"Government launches resources and waste consultations" by Resource.co


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At the David Bridge Music Studio, there is always a focus on the individual learner. Each student, regardless of age or experience level, learns differently. Each lesson will be tailored to the way YOU learn. Learning music is a life-long endeavor. We can never completely master the subject. Like all art forms, music is more than playing the right notes at the right time. Music is bringing yourself into every piece of music you play.
For children, music can become another way to express themselves as they grow and learn. For adults, music can be a new way to express thoughts, feelings, and emotions not easily expressed in other areas of life.
At the David Bridge Music Studio, all students spend time learning music theory - the building blocks of the music language. As it would make no sense for a banker not to understand how finance works, or a baker not to understand how ingredients come together to create a cake, it makes no sense for a musician not to learn the pieces and parts that make up the music they are playing or singing.
David Bridge brings a lot of practical experience and education to the music studio. With more than twenty five years as a church musician, and a degree in music education from St. Vincent College, Mr. Bridge is well qualified to teach music. As a performer, Mr. Bridge has performed recitals in four states and at venues such as: Heinz Chapel of the University of Pittsburgh, Trinity United Presbyterian Church in Uniontown, PA, Fairfield Mountains Chapel at the Lake Lure Resort in North Carolina.
Lessons are tailored to the needs of each student, helping them to achieve their musical goals. We use a range of styles of music to teach musical concepts and to introduce the student to different kinds of music. As the student advances, the instruction can focus on styles that the student enjoys.
Music theory instruction is vital to the growth of the student. Learning the musical building blocks helps students of all ages to understand music. And with an increase in understanding comes an increase in the ability to learn and appreciate music.
Each lesson is an opportunity for the student to perform for the instructor. In addition to the weekly lessons, studio recitals and other performance opportunities are offered to students as they become available. In addition, lesson time can be used to prepare for performances outside of the music studio with the approval of the instructor.