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PARK IT RIGHT HERE: Joe Moinian re-lists co-op at 1045 Park Ave. for $10M.
Eighties icon Joan "Alexis Carrington" Collins, who's been married five times (her most recent being Percy Gibson), is selling her three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment at the Dorchester, at 110 E. 57th St. The grand, eighth-floor apartment is 1,900 square feet. The asking price is $2.895 million, with a $2,914 maintenance, said Prudential Douglas Elliman's Melanie Lazenby, who's co-brokering the apartment with Dina Lewis.
Collins, best known for her glamorous role on "Dynasty," only met Lazenby recently, though she once acted with the broker's father, George Lazenby, famous for playing James Bond exactly once. They were in a TV commercial together, in 1983, to promote her fragrance, Scoundrel.
Neil Sedaka played piano at the going-away party at her Dorchester apartment, where guests included Alan Cumming, Andy Cohen and Arlene Dahl, an actress who was also married five times.
Collins now plans to spend more time in her other homes — in Los Angeles, London and the South of France.
about the Johnsons
Libet Johnson isn't the only member of the Johnson & Johnson clan making real estate news lately. We first reported that Libet bought the $48 million Vanderbilt mansion at 16 E. 69th St. earlier this month, and without a broker, too.
Now we can also tell you that another family member, John Johnson — an early investor in the Huffington Post — is putting his penthouse duplex at 285 Lafayette St. on the market for $8.75 million. Ian Schrager owns the building's other penthouse.
The unit is gorgeous, with 2,900 square feet of space, five terraces, three bedrooms (convertible four), a library, soaring 24-foot ceilings and great views of the downtown skyline.
We hear that Johnson and his wife, Susan Short, are leaving Manhattan for a Brooklyn mansion.
Listing broker Richard Steinberg, of Warburg Realty Partnership, did not return several calls by press time.
We hear . . .
That Knicks superstar Amar'e Stoudemire may be thinking about a time out from his high-priced rental at 99 Jane St., the one he nabbed after its hard-partying former tenant, Richard Kimball, ex-husband of author Holly Peterson, daughter of billionaire Pete Peterson, upset the board with his loud, late-night antics. Our spies spotted Stoudemire touring a high-priced unit at Superior Ink, at 400 W. 12th St. . . . That James Franco, taking a break from Yale graduate studies, was spotted downtown at a penthouse at 20 Pine last weekend. But he wasn't there to buy; he was there shooting his upcoming film, "The Stare," which stars Winona Ryder. The scenes were shot in the 1,829-square-foot, one-bedroom, two-bathroom unit, now on the market for $2.8 million. A USA TV series, "White Collar," also filmed at 20 Pine, making use of the building's restored bank vaults, which feature doors built in the 1920s that weigh 40 tons each.
A Brand new day
Stephen Brandman, a co-owner of the Thompson Hotels, is selling his prewar loft at 141 W. 24th St. in Chelsea. The 2,500-square-foot loft is on the market for $2.65 million.
The three-bedroom, 2½-bathroom unit, with a private key-locked elevator, boasts original handcrafted beamed ceilings — the building is from 1897 — as well as oak floors and brick walls. There's an open chef's kitchen and a 100-square-foot balcony that's been turned into a gym.
Listing broker Anna Shagalov, of Halstead Property, declined to comment.
Upped East Side
Developer Joe Moinian is known for gutsy moves. So when he doesn't sell an apartment at one price, he ups the figure. Moinian has now re-listed his fancy five-bedroom, full-floor co-op at 1045 Park Ave. for $10 million — a lot more than what he once asked.
The 15th-floor prewar co-op was first listed for $8.995 million in 2009 before it was reduced, this time last year, to $7.9 million. The 4,000-square-foot, full-floor unit includes 10-foot beamed ceilings, French doors, woodburning fireplaces and a windowed kitchen. The unit is on the top floor of the building.
Town Residential listing brokers Dana Power, Bryan Graybill and Lucas Nathan declined to comment.
Oh, a three-bedroom unit directly below, on the 14th floor, is also on the market for $4.3 million. A deep-pocketed buyer could conceivably create a sweet duplex out of both purchases with co-op board approval.
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Sonny Rollins: Saxohone Colossus
By DOUGLAS PAYNE
In 1956, while still a member of the legendary Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet, tenor titan Sonny Rollins (b. 1930) cut one of his most definitive albums. Imposingly titled Saxophone Colossus , it very quickly became a jazz classic and remains today one of a handful of absolutely essential jazz albums. As vast as Rollins's talents proved to be — up until this time and in many cases hereafter — this one remains special: for Hannan's stark blue cover art, Rollins's pristine and blustery playing with an utterly perfect quartet featuring the impeccable Tommy Flanagan on piano, the steady Doug Watkins on bass, the debut of Rollin's signature piece, "St. Thomas" and an essentially perfect program of originals ("Strode Rode," "Blue 7"), one standard ("You Don't Know What Love Is") and an in-vogue show tune (Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's "Moritat" from Three Penny Opera ). Rollins, the lone survivor among the leaders featured in Prestige's first batch of 50th anniversary issues (as of this writing in 1999), is simply astounding throughout this excellent music. His thoughts seem to cascade effortlessly from his fingers. Even the air he breathes through his horn seems to be a different air than you and I breathe. He's a magical player. And just when you think he could be any of a number of easily-pegged bar honkers, he adds something - a familiar song, a witty line or just a plainly original thought - that sends the music and the listener some place deeper, some place you may or may not ever know again. Truly, Rollins brings life that is deeply felt and wonderfully joyful to the music he senses in equal parts spiritual and intellectual. Best of all, it's easy to enjoy. Saxophone Colossus makes for essential jazz and remains (nearly half a century later) a premiere example of excellent musicianship.
Sonny Rollins: saxophone.
Title: Saxohone Colossus | Year Released: 1999 | Record Label: Prestige Records
About Sonny Rollins
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Points: 275 Topic: Best moisturizer to use while wearing a weave?
Should I go to with JBCO with a nozzle applicator? I plan to have a straight weave so if I use a spray, my leave out will revert. I notice thick moisturizers like JBCO do the job but maybe there's something else. I kinda want something that's quick to apply so I'm not lazy when it comes to moisturization I don't mind using a spray on the braids under the weave.
Looking to really grow my hair out with this weave hopefully and also looking to keep my leave out very well moisturized since it will be bleached and colored. What is the best moisturizer you use when having a weave?
I personally use the LOC method in a nozzle bottle. Liquid conditioner, Oil (JBCO and Grapeseed) and Cream Conditioner.


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Ariana and Pete: Who gets the ring when an engagement ends?
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"If you liked it," Beyonce once famously sang, "then you should have put a ring on it."
But what happens when you don't "like it" any more, and an engagement gets called off. Who gets the ring?
Well, if US gossip about Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson is to be believed, her ring is back with Pete after the pair's reported split.
American tabloids claim she has returned the engagement gift the actor gave her (but kept their pet pig).
It's a difficult dilemma that many couples will have faced when their engagement ends, but there's a simple answer to the question.
It rightfully belongs to the person who was given the ring - at least it does under UK law.
"I have people regularly coming to me for advice on this," says solicitor Sarah Jane Lenihan from Stowe Family Law.
"The law is very straightforward on it."
An engagement ring is an 'absolute gift'
Sarah Jane's referring to the Miscellaneous Provisions act of 1970, which states that an engagement ring is an "absolute gift" - unless, during a proposal, whoever was giving the ring made it clear he or she might one day want it back.
And that would probably kill the moment.
"That would be a really bad proposal. But if people want to safeguard their gift, that really is what they need to do," she says.
But while the law is clear, Sarah Jane says problems arise when people believe they are "morally" entitled to the engagement ring after a break-up.
Keep it for the memories - or sell it to pay for dinner
Katie Davies from Cardiff kept her engagement ring when a previous relationship broke down - much to the annoyance of her ex, who asked for her to return it.
"I said that if he wanted the ring back which he had gifted to me then he would have to return to me his Xbox which I had bought for him," she says.
"I never heard any more from him about the ring again."
Katie says that she never wore the ring, but held onto it until she met her now-husband - then sold it and treated them both to a meal out together.
Image caption You might not have much claim on a gift given if it came from the high street, but things could be different if it was a family heirloom
But there exceptions to the rule. Katie describes the ring she was given as "only a cheap ring" but if the gift has history, there may be grounds for a legal challenge.
Sarah Jane says that if the ring given was a family heirloom and has sentimental value to the family, courts will often decide the gift should be returned to the giver.
But some people choose to do that anyway.
Not everyone wants an expensive reminder of their ex
Ruth Walker says her ex spent £4,000 on an engagement ring to give her, but she was happy to hand it back when they split.
"I didn't want a reminder of the past," she says.
"He earned the money to buy the ring, not me. It was the right thing to do."
So as Beyonce also famously said: "To the left, to the left. Everything you own in a box to the left."
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Brown at 1,000 and counting
January 14, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
NEW YORK – New York Knicks coach Larry Brown thanked all the people who have helped him reach an exclusive club.
Brown became the fourth coach in league history to win 1,000 games as the Knicks beat the Atlanta Hawks 105-94 on Friday night for their sixth consecutive victory.
"It's a great feeling," Brown said. "When you look at this league, to be in it this long, you feel lucky."
Brown, 1,000-762 in 23 seasons as an NBA coach, joined Lenny Wilkens, Don Nelson and Pat Riley as the only coaches to reach 1,000 victories.
"I've been blessed with the players I've had the privilege to coach as well as with coaches that have taught me," Brown said. "I know every time something good happens to me, those people are happier than I am."
At 76ers 125, Celtics 124,
3 OTs
Chris Webber had 31 points and 13 rebounds, and Allen Iverson scored 33 points to give Philadelphia a win over Boston.
Ricky Davis scored 33 points and Mark Blount had 27 for the Celtics.
The Sixers led 125-124 with only seconds left in the third overtime when Mark Blount grabbed a defensive rebound and looked downcourt for an open man, only to have Webber reach around and strip the ball.
Iverson missed two free throws, but it hardly mattered in the longest game for the Sixers since a triple OT game against Miami in 1992.
Bucks 103, at Bobcats 102
T.J. Ford's driving layup with 15 seconds left led Milwaukee over undermanned Charlotte, which was missing six players to injury.
Wizards 94,
at Pacers 85
Gilbert Arenas scored 18 of his 37 points in the fourth quarter to lead Washington.
At Timberwolves 103, Nuggets 89
Kevin Garnett had a season-high 31 points, on 14-for-17 shooting, and 15 rebounds to lead Minnesota.
At Hornets 90, Kings 76
David West scored 19 points and Rasual Butler had a season-high 16 to help New Orleans beat Sacramento.
The game – relocated from Baton Rouge, La. – was played at the University of Oklahoma's Lloyd Noble Center because of a conflict with a Bon Jovi concert rehearsal at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City.
At Grizzlies 81, Nets 69
Mike Miller had 18 points and 16 rebounds as Memphis defeated New Jersey.
At Trail Blazers 113,
Juan Dixon scored 25 points, reserve Sebastian Telfair had 21 and Portland won its second consecutive game after a six-game losing streak.
Heat 117, at SuperSonics 104
Dwyane Wade recorded his second triple-double in two weeks with 15 points, 10 rebounds and a career-high 14 assists as Miami beat Seattle.


Isn't vista currently lacking hardware accelerated OpenGL?
And did you run in fullscreen or windowed mode?
We all have the same heaven, but not the same horizon.
Don't expect me to buy Vista to debug this.
unable to start the game on the day it was installed - he said he would try again later - still waiting for him to reply.
didn't you know? poisonous spiders often survive the initial few minutes by eating their siblings.
yeah, accelerated opengl has been repeatedly noted to be intentionally out of vista, though i've heard many rumors that ms gave in to outside pressure and will provide accelerated opengl prior to official release. beyond that, kamaze is correct about aero: since aero supposedly uses dx10 natively, and based on the way dx10 handles contexts, there's no way to run accel gl (even if you had it) and aero at the same time.
I have beta tested Vista for my 100+ pc organization and am still trying to show them that Gnome would be about as easy to retrain and implement as Vista.
*Sigh* Why does Linux/OpenSource make people run for the hills? I have patched, virus scanned, disinfected, tried to secure and reinstalled countless XP/2000 workstations. You would think that would make people want to run from Microsoft.
Back on subject... I would imagine that OpenGL is not an area MS is interested in since it is a component of portable software. Runs fine under Compiz/Beryl though!
and when it lit up unreal tournament did`n wanted to run again... because of a menssage..
I'm not a 100% sure about this but I think software rendering can't be done.
ioamnesia wrote: what's the flag?
what flag? flag for what?
The only flag I know of is the F-register on the Z80 CPU series. But then again I suppose you don't mean that one.
Giel wrote: I'm not a 100% sure about this but I think software rendering can't be done.
Yep, the software renderer was removed since some change broke it and nobody stepped up to maintain it.
I read this and thought what the hell. I installed the original game from cd (patched to 1.10)and the 2.0.5 version on my Vista machine. So far the both run fine. The only problem was getting the 2.0.5 to run how I wanted it. Just ended up editing the config file.


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import android.content.Context;
import android.content.DialogInterface;
import android.content.Intent;
import android.content.SharedPreferences;
import android.content.pm.PackageManager;
import android.preference.PreferenceManager;
import android.support.v7.app.AlertDialog;
import android.support.v7.app.AppCompatActivity;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.v7.widget.GridLayoutManager;
import android.support.v7.widget.LinearLayoutManager;
import android.support.v7.widget.RecyclerView;
import android.view.Menu;
import android.view.MenuItem;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Toast;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

public class EditAppsActivity extends AppCompatActivity {

    private RecyclerView.Adapter myAdapter;
    private RecyclerView.LayoutManager myLayoutManager;
    private RecyclerView rView;
    private SharedPreferences prefs;
    SharedPreferences.Editor prefseditor;
    public final static List<String> appLabelValues = new ArrayList<>();

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_edit_apps);
        prefs = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(getApplicationContext());
        PackageManager pm = getApplicationContext().getPackageManager();

        final ArrayList<AppDetail> apps = new ArrayList<>();
        Set<String> appNames = prefs.getStringSet("app_names", null);
        if (appNames != null) {
            List<String> appNamesList = Arrays.asList(appNames.toArray(new String[0]));
            for (int ri = 0; ri < appNamesList.size(); ri++) {
                AppDetail app = new AppDetail();
                app.name = appNamesList.get(ri);
                try {
                    app.label = pm.getApplicationLabel(pm.getApplicationInfo(appNamesList.get(ri),
                            0));
                } catch (PackageManager.NameNotFoundException e) {
                    app.label = "";
                }
                try {
                    app.icon = this.getPackageManager().getApplicationIcon(appNamesList.get(ri).toString());
                } catch (PackageManager.NameNotFoundException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
                apps.add(app);
            }
            Collections.sort(apps, new Comparator<AppDetail>() {
                @Override
                public int compare(AppDetail a1, AppDetail a2) {
                    // String implements Comparable
                    return (a1.label.toString()).compareTo(a2.label.toString());
                }
            });
        } else {
            Toast.makeText(this, "No apps list found", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }

        for (int i=0; i< apps.size(); i++) {
            appLabelValues.add(prefs.getString(apps.get(i).name.toString(),apps.get(i).label
                    .toString()));

//            appLabelValues.add(prefs.getString(apps.get(i).name.toString(),apps.get(i).label.toString()));
        }

        rView = (RecyclerView) findViewById(R.id.listrecyclerview);
        rView.setHasFixedSize(true);
        RecyclerViewAdapterForList rcAdapter = new RecyclerViewAdapterForList(this, apps);
        rView.setAdapter(rcAdapter);
        rView.setLayoutManager(new LinearLayoutManager(this));
    }

    @Override
    public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {
        getMenuInflater().inflate(R.menu.edit_apps_menu, menu);
        return true;
    }
    @Override
    public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
        switch (item.getItemId()) {
            case R.id.reset_btn:
                new AlertDialog.Builder(this)
                        .setTitle("Reset all?")
                        .setMessage("Reset app labels and icons to default ones?")
                        .setNegativeButton("Cancel", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                            @Override
                            public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {

                            }
                        })
                        .setPositiveButton("Reset", new DialogInterface.OnClickListener() {
                            @Override
                            public void onClick(DialogInterface dialog, int which) {
                                appLabelValues.clear();
                                //                clearOptions();
                            }
                        })
                        .show();
                return true;
            default:
                // If we got here, the user's action was not recognized.
                return true;
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void onBackPressed() {
        super.onBackPressed();
        Intent i = getBaseContext().getPackageManager()
                .getLaunchIntentForPackage( getBaseContext().getPackageName() );
        i.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);
        finish();
        startActivity(i);
    }
}

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Women's achievements and contributions to history are often overlooked. In 1978, Sonoma County in California initiated Women's History Week to address the situation. Women in the community did special presentations throughout the country, schools had special programs, and they had an annual essay contest. In 1980, President Carter declared the week of March 8th 1980 as National Women's History Week. And in 1981, Congress expanded the celebration to all of March. Annual congressional resolutions continued the tradition until 1987, when Congress declared that March would be National Women's History Month every year going forward.
In honor of National Women's History Month, we pause to honor and highlight the achievements of some of the more than 300 women who are featured in a special site we have created: Notable Women Legacies.
Shirley Chisholm, an advocate for minority rights who became the first black woman elected to Congress and later the first black person to seek a major party's nomination for the U.S. presidency. Chisholm ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972, a campaign that was viewed as more symbolic than practical. She won 152 delegates before withdrawing from the race.
Born Mary Lillian Ellison in 1923, Lillian Ellison was dubbed the Fabulous Moolah after saying she wrestled "for the money … for the moolah." Ellison was a longtime champion and the first woman inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame. Ellison grew up in the small Kershaw County community of Tookiedoo, the youngest of 13 children and the only girl.
One of the few women ever to lead a major American Indian tribe, and the first female chief of the Cherokees, Wilma Mankiller led the tribe in tripling its enrollment, doubling employment and building new health centers and children's programs. She met snide remarks about her surname – a Cherokee military title – with humor, often delivering a straight-faced, "Mankiller is actually a well-earned nickname."
Elinor Smith was considered one of the youngest and most daring pilots in the 1920s when she set a number of flying records, including the women's solo flying endurance record and a women's altitude record. In April 2001, at the age of 89, Smith piloted her last flight when she flew an experimental C33 Raytheon AGATE, Beech Bonanza out of Langley Air Force Base in Virginia.
Florence Wald was dean of the Yale University School of Nursing in the 1960s when she updated its curriculum to include a stronger focus on comfort for dying patients and their families. She left Yale to study at St. Christopher's Hospice in London and returned to organize Connecticut Hospice in 1974, widely accepted to be the first U.S. hospice program.
To pay tribute and view additional profiles, please visit Notable Women Legacies.
I joined Legacy.com in 2002 as a part-time content screener and now serve as Director of Operations, overseeing Legacy's day-to-day operations (Guest Book screening, obituary processing, customer service, and client service). I grew up in California, the daughter of a psychologist and a minister. My parents instilled in me the importance of listening to and caring about others. One of the things I appreciate most about working at Legacy.com is that I am able to have a small part in easing people's pain during one of the most difficult times in their lives. In my life outside of Legacy, I enjoy baking treats (and bringing them to the office to share), playing the piano, reading, taking pictures, tending to our vegetable & herb gardens, trying out new restaurants and foods, spending time with my husband, Chuck (whom I met at Legacy) and our kids, Brett Jr. & Josie.
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(2861) Lambrecht – planetoida z pasa głównego asteroid okrążająca Słońce w ciągu 3,89 lat w średniej odległości 2,47 j.a. Została odkryta 3 listopada 1981 roku w Obserwatorium Karla Schwarzschilda w Tautenburgu przez Freimuta Börngena i K. Kirscha. Nazwa planetoidy pochodzi od Hermanna Lambrechta (1908–1983), astronoma, profesora Uniwersytetu w Jenie i dyrektora uniwersyteckiego obserwatorium w latach 1948–1968.

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Q: Custom Folder Structure in ASP.NET MVC 5 I'm trying to determine if it is possible (or practical) to implement Uncle Bob's Screaming Architecture in ASP.NET MVC 5 rather than using the default folder structure.
Here's a link to a description of the Screaming Architecture: http://blog.8thlight.com/uncle-bob/2011/09/30/Screaming-Architecture.html
A hypothetical folder structure would look something like this:
Root

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*Customers

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*Controllers

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*CustomerController.cs

*Models

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*Customer.cs

*Views

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*Index.cshtml

*Details.cshtml

*Update.cshtml

*Employees

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*Controllers

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*EmployeesController.cs

*Models

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*Employee.cs

*Views

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*Index.cshtml

*Details.cshtml

*Update.cshtml

*Shared

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*Views

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*_Layout.cshtml

*Error.cshtml

*_ViewStart.cshtml

*Web.config

The corresponding URL routes would look like this:

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*http://www.example.com/customers/ => Customer Index

*http://www.example.com/customers/details/1 => Customer Details

*http://www.example.com/customers/update/1 => Customer Update

*http://www.example.com/employees/ => Employee Index

*http://www.example.com/employees/details/1 => Employee Details

*http://www.example.com/employees/update/1 => Employee Update

I've created a custom RazorViewEngine and added the appropriate view location formats (e.g. "~/{1}/Views/{0}.cshtml") and partial view location formats (e.g. "~/Shared/Views/{0}.cshtml").  I've also moved the shared _ViewStart.cshtml to the root and merged the Views/Shared folder's web.config with the root-level web.config to avoid having to duplicate these two files in all of the View folders.
Everything works great, however, if I try navigating to an index page (e.g. http://www.example.com/employees/) I get a 403.14 Error (Forbidden).  All other routes (including http://www.example.com/employees/index) work just fine.
My guess is that IIS is explicitly blocking the route to the controller's index method because the URL coincides with a folder in the filesystem and directory browsing is disabled by default.  If I enable directory browsing, however, it actually takes me to the actual directory listing rather than routing to the controller's index method.
I can move the Customers and Employees folders into a subfolder (i.e. move them out of the root) and everything works fine, but I'd like to try to keep these folders at the top level (per the Screaming Architecture guidelines).
Does anyone have a solution for this issue?
Please note that MVC Areas is not the solution I'm looking for as it does not allow for the folder structure described above (i.e. top-level folders named after high-level use cases and views contained directly within the Views folder rather than in a subfolder).

A: I'm betting you are right about IIS then. If you have two paths mapped to the same resource, the physical path is checked first on the IIS side.
I was digging around the routes configuration and found the property RouteExistingFiles on RouteCollection and think this could work.
I set the value to true and tested locally with an empty folder in the project, a route redirecting to Home/Index, and navigating to localhost:xxx/MyFolder. It worked correctly.
So then all you should need to do is set this property to true for it to choose Asp.net routes first instead of physical routes.

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Good Quality Days — One Scary Moment.
The weather was predicted to be spectacular today. I wanted fresh cider and cider doughnuts from the Louisburg Cider Mill. The drive is a wonderful one, lots of country scenery. I warned Mary Ann early today of my plan. She said okay. Understand the Cider Mill is an hour and a half from our house. I had in my mind that it was only an hour.
The plan was realized and we spent three hours on the road for a couple of cider doughnuts and a cup of cider. We did bring back a dozen apples, a jug of fresh cider and some licorice, one of Mary Ann's favorites.
Along the way, we got to spend a little time at a family farm tended by Doug and Marikay. What a beautiful spot, fields, woods, a pond, and a newly built little cottage.
Saturday we had gotten to spend some time with our Son Micah, Daughter-in-Law Rebecca and Granddaughter Chloe, who live about an hour away in the Kansas City area. We went to church with them and the ate with Micah and Chloe while Becky enjoyed time with a friend.
That quality time was followed by my Sunday morning trip to the Lake for a long walk on a newly discovered pathway, providing sights and sounds, entertaining descriptions posted on periodic stands, along with great weather. Mary Ann enjoyed time with a Volunteer/Friend, who washed her hair and treated her nails, providing some refreshing personal care.
After a little football, we were treated to some creative and engaging arrangements of choral music and piano music by a talented composter/arranger named John Leavitt. I had had the joy of getting to know him through an informal interview when the congregation I served was looking for a full time musician. It was a pleasure to attend the concert/hymn sing at a local parish. John has a remarkable ability to take something that could sound trite and tiresome from so much use and make it new and fresh.
The scary moment came just before we were to head out the door and leave for the cider mill. We were returning from the pre-trip bathroom visit. She had shifted into one of her eyes-closed modes as I walked her into the living room. She was not moving well, so I asked her to stand still for a moment while I went the six feet or so to get the transfer chair and pull it beside her.
I saw it happening, but I couldn't reach her to stop it. The scene moved almost in slow motion as she move out of balance toward the end table, shifted direction, guided by the front of the couch and her head slammed against the back of an old wooden mission rocker as she cumpled to the floor.
For a moment, I thought this was the dreaded fall that would take her to the hospital, maybe producing a more damaging stroke than the last one. I was sure, at the very least there would be bleeding that could not be stopped due to the regimen of Plavix and Aspirin.
I held her head and felt the knot. There was no bleeding. As I held her, I asked if it hurt terribly. I was most interested in hearing if she could respond coherently. To give her the words with which to respond, I asked the usual, "on a scale of one to ten" question. At that point she said it was a nine.
I was just glad to hear her respond. I held her for a while, then asked if she wanted a pillow so that she could rest on the floor before getting up. She said she did. While the norm would be to try to have a person stay awake after a head trauma, she was talking very coherently. She had already, before she fell, switched into tired mode — usually followed by a nap. I had asked her then if she wanted to nap, but she still wanted to go. Now, as she lay on the floor, I thought she would need to rest for a while. Already before she started her nap, she said that her head did not hurt any more.
The usual pattern is for her to sleep two hours when need for a nap hits. This time she rested for less than an hour. When I got her up from the floor, she decided that she still wanted to go. That is when we left for the cider mill.
I have said it before. I will say it again. This woman is made of iron! Twenty-two years of Parkinson's, multiple heart attacks with two of the three main arteries on her heart completely blocked, a life-threatening bout of pneumonia, a stroke, the onset of Parkinson's Disease Dementia (a Dementia with Lewy Bodies), flirting with stage 4 (of 5) Chronic Kidney disease, leaking heart valves, Pulmonary Hypertension, too many falls to count, and off we go on a three hour trip to the Cider Mill for a cup of cider and some cider doughnuts.
She will probably outlast me and end up dancing on my grave. Yes, she still dances.


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Q: ZF2 get another navigation in global.php This is my navigation in global.php
'navigation' => array(
            'default' => array(
                    'loja' => array(
                            'label' => 'Loja',
                            'route' => 'loja',
                            'params' => array('action'=>'index'),
                            'pages' => array(
                                    'estoque' => array(
                                            'label' => 'Estoque',
                                            'params' => array('action'=>'index'),
                                            'action'=>'index',
                                            'id' => 'estoque',
                                            'route' => 'estoque',
                                    )),
                    ),
               'suport'=> array(
                    'test' => array(
                            'label' => 'Loja',
                            'route' => 'loja',
                            'params' => array('action'=>'index'),
                            'pages' => array(
                                    'estoque' => array(
                                            'label' => 'Estoque',
                                            'params' => array('action'=>'index'),
                                            'action'=>'index',
                                            'id' => 'estoque',
                                            'route' => 'estoque',
                                    )),
                    ),),

when I call navigation the 'default' comes, I want to call the navigation 'suport', how I can do it?
My code in layout.phtml ..
echo $this->navigation('Navigation')->menu()->setUlClass('nav dropdown-submenu')->renderMenu();

Thanks :)

A: Create your own navigation factory by extending Zend\Navigation\Service\DefaultFactory
namespace Application\Navigation\Service;

use Zend\Navigation\Service\DefaultNavigationFactory;

class MyNavigation extends DefaultNavigationFactory
{
    public function getName() {
        return 'suport';
    }
}

and in Module.php
public function getServiceConfig()
{
    return array(
        'invokables' => array(
            'my_navigation' => 'Application\Navigation\Service\MyNavigation'
        }
    }
}

Now you can use your navigation echo $this->navigation('my_navigation')->menu()

A: First create a container:
    <?php $container = $this->navigation()->findOneByLabel('support');?>

Read more about finding nodes here: http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.2/en/modules/zend.navigation.containers.html
Than use it:
    <?php echo $this->navigation()->menu()->renderMenu($container);?>

(Put this in your view script.)
Read more about this in the docs: http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.2/en/modules/zend.navigation.view.helper.menu.html

A: Can You Try This in view script:
Create Container Like this
<?php $container = $this->navigation('support')->getContainer(); ?>

Echo the Container to use this one:
<?php echo $this->navigation($container); ?>


The BluetoothLeDeviceEvent interface of the Web Bluetooth API provides access to an LE device BluetoothDevice object and its RSSI value and advertisement record, as the parameter of a devicefound event handler (see BluetoothDiscoveryHandle.ondevicefound), when fired.
Returns a BluetoothDevice representing the discovered remote LE device.
Returns the RSSI value for the remote LE device as reported by the bluetooth hardware. The value is given as 0 if no RSSI value is available.
Returns an ArrayBuffer representing the content of the advertisement record offered by the remote LE device.
The definition of 'BluetoothLeDeviceEvent' in that specification. Draft Rough draft; not part of any official specification yet. It should be discussed as part of the W3C's System Applications Working Group.


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Tom A. Mesereau, Jr.
Mesereau Law Group, APC
10100 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90067 United States
Thomas A. Mesereau is a trial lawyer who achieves remarkable success in high stakes criminal and Medical Board trials. Mesereau is dedicated to obtaining the best results for his clients. Whether it's a complex white-collar case in federal court, a homicide case in state court, or a physician facing loss of a medical license in administrative court, the client comes first.
Attorney Tom Mesereau is an unconventional, unpredictable trial lawyer. His accomplishments in the courtroom are extraordinary and unprecedented. He wins white-collar and non-white-collar trials in federal and state courts. For information on Mr. Mesereau's unconventional trial tactics, read the following articles by Mr. Mesereau: "Random Thoughts on Trial Practice" American Journal of Trial Advocacy 31:1 (Summer 2007): 115-135; "Lights, Camera, Objection!" The American Trial Lawyer Fall 2008; and "Defender Legendary for Second Sight, Sixth Sense" Los Angeles Daily Journal, December 5, 2006.
Mr. Mesereau is best known for acquitting the late Michael Jackson in his world famous trial in Santa Barbara, California. Mr. Jackson was acquitted of all 14 charges in a child molestation indictment. Mr. Mesereau, as Mr. Jackson's lead trial counsel, conducted jury selection, opening statement, closing argument, and examined and cross-examined every major witness in the five and half month trial. But Mr. Mesereau has accomplished far more than the Michael Jackson case.
Tom Mesereau appears on the cover and is featured in the Premiere 2015 Edition of Attorney At Law Magazine. (See Article: Tom Mesereau, Attorney of the Month. The Man. The Trial Lawyer. The Speaker.)
Tom Mesereau Has Been Named "Trial Lawyer Of The Year for 2015" By The National Trial Lawyers.
(See video: Introduction of Mr. Mesereau in Miami By The National Trial Lawyers.)
Attorney Tom Mesereau is of Italian, Irish and French-American extraction. His two grandmothers, Mary Sullivan and Rose Cullen, were Irish. Tom's maternal grandfather, Eugene Leone, immigrated from Northern Italy after arriving at Ellis Island, New York. Known as "Gene," he was the owner and operator of the famous "Mama Leone's Restaurant" in Times Square, New York City. Mr. Mesereau' s paternal grandfather, Arthur, was French-American.
Mr. Mesereau was born in West Point, New York. He was raised in New York City and Englewood, New Jersey.
He attended St. Cecilia's Grammar School; Loyola School; Bergen Catholic High School and Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts. Tom Mesereau graduated with honors from Harvard University; earned a Master's of Science Degree from the London School of Economics and his law degree from The University of California's Hastings College of Law.
Prior to graduate school and law school, Mr. Mesereau served as a legislative assistant and speechwriter to a United States Congressman from New York. He then worked as a specialist on energy legislation for the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee of The United States House of Representatives. Following graduate school and law school, Tom Mesereau was a litigation associate at a national civil litigation law firm (Hunton & Williams). He then served as Assistant to the President of a wholly owned subsidiary of the Getty Oil Company, working on legal, administrative and business matters. Tom was a state prosecutor in southern California before entering private law practice.
Tom Mesereau founded and co-manages the Mesereau Free Legal Clinic in Los Angeles. Lawyers, law students, college students and concerned citizens come together twice a month to assist the poor. A scholarship for homeless children has been named after Mr. Mesereau. Each year, Mr. Mesereau marches with the Woman of Watts and their children against gang violence.
Education and Background
Mr. Mesereau received his Bachelor of Arts from Harvard University, cum laude. He earned a Master of Science from the London School of Economics, and his Juris Doctor from the University of California, Hastings College of Law.
Mr. Mesereau is a member of the Litigation Counsel of America, a Trial Lawyer Honorary Society representing approximately 3,500 fellow trial lawyers. Each year, this organization awards the "Mesereau Cup" (named after Mr. Mesereau) to the top criminal defense lawyer in the nation. He is also a member of the Executive Committee of the National Trial Lawyers Association, a national organization composed of the Top 100 Trial Lawyers from each state.
He has been named one of America's 100 Most Influential Trial Lawyers by The National Trial Lawyers Association. Also, in April 2011, Loyola Law School, Los Angeles presented Mr. Mesereau with the prestigious 2011 Fidler Institute Award for Excellence in Criminal Defense. In December 2011, the Los Angeles Times distributed a list of the top lawyers in Southern California. Mr. Mesereau was named criminal defense lawyer of the year.
The National Association of Distinguished Counsel, a national organization of select attorneys, named Tom Mesereau among the nation's Top One Percent of attorneys.
Barbara Walters named Tom Mesereau one of the year's "Ten Most Fascinating People," for his trial excellence and commitment to representing the underprivileged. (See Barbara Walters Interview, Video Presentation and Barbara Walters' Letters to Mr. Mesereau.)
Professor Laurie Levenson, a prominent legal analyst and former federal prosecutor, has called Tom Mesereau the "best cross-examiner" she has ever seen. (See Larry King interview, Video Presentation.) Beth Karas and Jami Floyd, highly regarded attorneys and long-time legal analysts for Court TV both say that Tom Mesereau is the best trial lawyer they have ever seen. (See Jami Floyd Interview, Video Presentation.) Rikki Klieman, award-winning criminal defense attorney and also a noted Court TV legal analyst, once called Mr. Mesereau "…if not the best, one of the best cross-examiners I've ever seen… He deserves all of the praise he gets." Judge Lloyd M. Nash of the Los Angeles County Superior Court called Mr. Mesereau "one of the finest lawyers I have ever seen" after watching Mr. Mesereau cross-examine prosecution witnesses in the Robert Blake murder case. (See Los Angeles Times, March 27, 2003)
Tom was also named the "Criminal Defense Lawyer of the Year" by the Century City Bar Association, Los Angeles, when he freed actor Robert Blake, from jail. California Lawyer Magazine awarded Tom its highest award for excellence in criminal law when he acquitted pop legend Michael Jackson of fourteen charges of alleged conspiracy and child molestation. Tom's alma mater, the University of California's Hastings College of Law, has named him the "Alumnus of the Year". He has received the "Jerry Giesler Memorial Award" from the Criminal Courts Bar Association of Los Angeles . . . in recognition of his outstanding skill, perseverance and achievement in representing his clients in trial."


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Bully Breed Rescue president allegedly starved five dogs to death
November 19, 2018 by Merritt Clifton
(Beth Clifton collage)
Suspect not officially named pending charges, but rescue networks finger "Heidi Pibble."
FAIRFIELD, Connecticut––No arrests had been made and no charges brought, as of November 18, 2018, four days after Fairfield, Connecticut police found the skeletonized remains of five caged dogs in a home rented by one of the most prominent pit bull advocates in the state.
Heidi Lueders
(Bully Breed Rescue photo)
Police told media, however, that warrants were being prepared for the arrest of the suspect, said to have been the only person known to have recently lived at the address, 37 Prince Street in Fairfield.
Acquaintances name Heidi Lueders, 31
The identity of the suspect was not officially disclosed pending her arrest.
Many social media comments, however, posted since November 15, 2018 by individuals claiming knowledge of the case, identified the suspect as Heidi Lueders, 31, nicknamed "Heidi Pibble," president of Bully Breed Rescue of Connecticut and owner/operator of Square 1 K9 Behavior LLC.
Pit bulls believed to have died in the Fairfield house. (Facebook meme)
The postings variously defended and damned Lueders.
One person described Lueders as having "dedicated her life to saving pitties," adding "She wld die b4 letting this happen to her babies!"
Other posters pointed out the many days that the dead dogs, believed to all have been pit bulls, would have suffered before succumbing to thirst and starvation, and the many more weeks that must have elapsed for decomposition to have reached such an advanced stage.
(Fairfield Police Department photos)
Landlord found remains
Reported Luther Turmelle of the Danbury News Times, "The remains were discovered after the landlord went into the home with a plumber to see whether water pipes there were frozen, Fairfield police Lieutenant Robert Kalamaras said.
"After seeing the carcass of one dog, the landlord called police, and they obtained a search warrant to enter the building."
"The remains, for the most part, were just bones," Kalamaras told media.
"The conditions inside the home were deplorable, with dog feces throughout the entire house. The smell inside the place was pretty bad because of that and the state of decomposition of the animals' bodies."
Added Turmelle, "The landlord told police that her tenant hasn't been living in the home for a while, according to Kalamaras."
Chris Antolini and Heidi Lueders.
(Facebook photo)
Confirmed Chris Antolini, Bully Breed Rescue vice president at least since 2014, in a November 18, 2018 Facebook posting, "On Thursday, November 15th, 2018, Bully Breed Rescue, Inc. members and volunteers saw a report from local news outlets of a animal cruelty investigation on Prince Street in Fairfield, Connecticut. After recognizing the address we all immediately began cooperating with local police and detectives. It is with great sadness that we confirm all five dogs on Prince Street were dogs of Bully Breed Rescue, Inc. under the care of the President Heidi Lueders. Over the last seven months Ms. Lueders had previously communicated to members and volunteers that she had sent four of these dogs to a sanctuary and the fifth dog was in a foster which she was monitoring. None of these dogs were known to be within the residence of Prince Street. At this time, all information we have has been provided to the police."
Bernadetta McGrath (LinkedIn photo)
Bully Breed Rescue founded by lawyer
Lueders, claiming to have become involved in pit bull rescue in 2007, at age 18, had been subject of many "puff pieces" by Connecticut media.
Her nonprofit organization, Bully Breed Rescue, was founded and incorporated in 2005 by attorney Benedicta McGrath, of New Canaan, Connecticut.
McGrath in October 2009 "told police her bulldog broke away from a prong collar to go after a 43-year-old victim's two small dogs" at the Spencer's Run off leash facility in Waveny Park, New Canaan," according to the web site Craven Desires.
Peggy Anderson Lueders
"The victim's middle, ring, and pointer fingers were then bitten when she went to rescue her pets. One of the victim's dogs also sustained a bite to the chest," Craven Desires continued.
Fined $75
"McGrath was fined $75 for animal nuisance. Her bulldog was quarantined for observation," the Craven Desires report finished.
Remaining president of Bully Breed Rescue Inc. until 2013, according to her LinkedIn page, McGrath eventually turned the organization over to Lueders, whose mother, Peggy Anderson Lueders, 65, of New Canaan, also joined the Bully Breed Rescue Inc. board of directors. Peggy Anderson Lueders has been listed ever since as board secretary.
McGrath, ironically, commented on Facebook in response to an alleged rescue failure case in Los Angeles that resulted in the death of one dog, with no criminal charges filed against anyone, "This is sickening, and both of these women [the suspects who were not charged] should be punished to the fullest extent of the law, both for animal abuse, neglect and abandonment as well as for fraudulently taking donations that were raised from the public to save this poor dog."
$62,500 to $86,600 income
Under Heidi Lueders, Bully Breed Rescue claimed to have rehomed 75 pit bulls in 2010, according to a September 2011 profile by Melvin Mason of the New Canaan Mail.
By February 2013, wrote Hartford Courant freelance Bethe Dufresne, "by her [Lueders] count she and other volunteers have helped rescue and place more than 300 pit bulls."
IRS Form 990 filings show that from 2011 through 2016, Bully Breed Rescue Inc. had annual income ranging from more than $62,500 to as much as $86,600.
No filing is available yet for 2017.
Eric Stahl & Heidi Lueders.
(Stamford Police Department photos)
Punctured tires with pocket knife
But Heidi Lueders in 2015 twice made local news for activities other than just pushing pit bulls.
Lueders in April 2015 was reportedly charged in Stamford, Connecticut for disorderly conduct and criminal mischief for her part in a fight with the ex-wife of her boyfriend, Eric Stahl, then 38.
Stahl, who had at least two prior arrests for comparable alleged offenses, was charged with criminal mischief, conspiracy to commit strangulation and breach of peace.
(Square 1 K9 Behavior LLC photo)
Lueders admitted to puncturing two tires with a pocket knife in the incident precipitating the fight, according to the arrest affidavit.
In August 2015, wrote New Canaan News reporter Martin B. Cassidy, Lueders "was charged with third-degree assault, disorderly conduct and second-degree reckless endangerment, and Melanie Numa, 19," a Norwalk veterinary technician, "was charged with disorderly conduct, according to New Canaan Police Lieutenant Jason Ferraro.
(Beth Clifton photo)
"Police were called by Lueders and Numa," Cassidy explained, "who reported being assaulted and robbed," but "After [police] investigating, it was determined that Lueders and Numa were the aggressors, confronting the victim about money that was owed, Ferraro said.
Pit bull bit victim
Continued Cassidy, "During the incident Numa attacked the woman, Ferraro said. When the woman's 25-year-old boyfriend came to her defense, Lueders allegedly grabbed him by the neck with both hands, Ferraro said. "At some point, a 70-pound pit bull owned by Lueders was let out of a car and bit the 22-year-old Norwalk woman's leg, Ferraro said. The boyfriend of the woman gave Lueders and Numa the $100, Ferraro said."
Beth & Merritt Clifton
Lueders told Cassidy that she was no longer president of Bully Breed Rescue Inc., but IRS Form 990 lists her as having been continuously president at least from 2014 through 2015.
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Alleged pit bull starver Lueders charged, but not her enablers
Alleged pit bull starver Lueders & "rescue" horse thief Blackwood both busted
Ex-Bully Breed Rescue pres Lueders allegedly threatens to shoot family
From pit bulls to street dogs, irresponsible advocacy inflames "dog menace"
Bad dogs & minority communities
Ideas for non-BSL that might really stop pit bull attacks
Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal organizations, Cruelty & neglect, Dog attacks, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Feature Home Bottom, Training, USA Tagged With: Bernadetta McGrath, Eric Stahl, Heidi Lueders, Jason Ferraro, Martin B. Cassidy, Merritt Clifton, Peggy Anderson Lueders
What sterling examples of humanity!
Benedicta Mcgrah says
I wish you had left me out of this article – I have had nothing to do with Bully Breed Rescue since 2013 when I moved to Florida. I'm shocked and horrified by what Heidi Lueders has done. She also developed a heroin addiction using donated funds. I will be in touch with the IRS for her use of donated funds for her personal use, close to half a million dollars. Benni Mcgrath
Elizabeth Clifton says
The allegation that Heidi Leuders misused donated funds to support a heroin addiction is coming from multiple sources claiming knowledge of her case, but has not yet been established in a court of law.
D H says
Doesn't have to be for the IRS to investigate for misappropriated use of donated funds.
FU says
Of course not yet. Duh
They are STILL getting hundreds of tips.
She WILL pay and anyone else involved.
And you are just NOW saying this?
You KNEW she was using funds for her drug problem?
YOU are just as GUILTY!
j guerrero says
Agree with your comment. It seems anyone involved with this organization was aware of the neglect and abuse on all the animals. Using ones addiction as an excuse is non acceptable. Someone else who worked at the organization, no matter the year, could have reported this to the appropriate officials, so it seems they are as guilty as management.
Ask Chris how she knew nothing about this when the rescue had several fundraisers going for these specific dogs in October when they were already dead. Better return peoples donations
Doreen Defeo says
You're all responsible for this tragedy!!! Don't tell me you didn't know she had an adiction….you should have pulled these animals from her house. Shame on you!!! How do you put your head on your pillow at night??? No excuses!!!!
They KNEW but kept their mouths shut.
WTF? Was she a one man show? Nobody else was keeping track of the dogs? Did not her neighbors hear these poor caged dogs' wailing as they suffered in their prisons? Addiction is zero excuse for this bitch's cruelty and I hope she gets the book thrown at her.
Karen Sweatman says
She could've turned the dogs loose, shot them, taken them to be euthanized, but leaving them to starve in tiny crates? That has to be the absolute worst torture. She has to be evil. There is no way anyone who genuinely cared for animals would do that, not even if on drugs.. She is a fake, a dog hating, scamming, deceitful fraud. I'm sure these dogs were not her only victims, and yes, others had to know things weren't right with this rescue or her, and they didn't say anything.
On top of just having a fund raiser at Bridgeport Ink on or around Halloween.
Heidi, you are truly repulsive.
And YOU Ms McGrath are too for not reporting to ANYONE that you KNEW Heidi was hooked on heroin & stealing from the funding donations to support her sickening heroin habbit.
Also, to Heidi's mother, YOU are another one. You KNEW your daughter was a junkie and running a rescue. Are you now stealing from the BBR funds to pay for your disgusting daughters hospital visit at Silver Hill?
My guess is, this devil's spawn has been stealing donations from day one, and God only knows what happened to the previous dogs. These poor victims just didn't get disposed of in time before they were discovered. She will continue her rescue scam once this blows over. People like her always do. She's not the first dog hater to use rescue as a cover, a means to torture animals, and rake in money from donations. She won't be prosecuted, so don't even expect it. That's why she checked into rehab. That's her defense. She'll be back to drugs, scamming, and murdering dogs in 6 months. I agree, others knew what she was doing. She didn't run the operation alone. It's shameful to think of the suffering these dogs endured before their deaths. It takes an evil person to do something like that.
Jessica Nieves says
If she doesn't end up being locked away I hope there are plenty of dog lovers out there who will find her and pay her a "friendly" visit.
I am sickened by this evil witch!!
Gale says
The person responsible for this needs to be locked up just as the dogs were no food no water. I personally am sick of hearing drugs as an excuse. Every organization needs monitors for pets in their care. This is so disgusting!😢😡😠
Laura Bockowski says
How long those dogs suffered in cages to have become nothing but bones. Addict or not, this is absolute evil. She deserves to suffer in the manner these innocent dogs did. Sickening.


Beth Tunis, MA, LMFT is a personal and professional coach, and licensed psychotherapist in New York and California. She has worked from Malibu to Manhattan. Her focus has helped clients in rehabs revision their lives as well as folks looking to re-establish their creative process and relationships. Her work is feeling and action focused and assists individuals in owning their needs, establishing a greater sense of control and using their voice.


With the Vision, Common Values and Achieving Our Vision unanimously approved, our community's direction needs to be celebrated by Illustrating Our Vision. The Character Districts that Illustrate Our Vision depict where and how the approved Comprehensive Plan policies will be put into action on the ground. These districts will inform land development regulations and zoning district boundaries.
View the April 2012 Comprehensive Plan considered and adopted on May 8, 2012.
Task in Phase I include: Describe existing character; determine districts suitable for a variety of housing types and services (complete neighborhoods); determine districts suitable as habitat, habitat connection and open space (rural areas); and identify opportunities for preservation, neighborhood enhancement and implementing community policies.
Tasks in Character District Development Phase II include: Review descriptions of existing character, discuss opportunities and objectives, describe what the future looks like to you, identify stable and transitional areas.
Character District Development Phase III includes: Review draft character districts, identify parts that are good and should not be changed, identify parts that need editing to better implement the approved Comprehensive Plan policies, allow public comment.
Phase IV includes: Planning Commission and elected official review/refinement of character districts, Planning Commission certification of the Illustration of Our Vision, elected official approval of the Illustration of Our Vision, adoption of the Jackson/Teton County Comprehensive Plan.


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Extramarital Relations
Religious affiliation and extramarital sex among men in Brazil
International Family Planning Perspectives
CONTEXT: Since 1990, HIV infection in Brazil has spread among the heterosexual population, particularly in the north. Containment of the epidemic can be informed by a better understanding of men's sexual risk behavior. METHODS: Logistic, Poisson and multilevel logit models were applied to data on married and cohabiting men who had participated in the 1996 Brazilian Demographic and Health Survey. RESULTS: Twelve percent of married or cohabiting men reported having had at least one extramarital partner in the previous 12 months; half of these had had two or more.
Models, Statistical
Sexual Partners
Hill, Zelee E.
Cleland, John
Ali, Mohamed M.
A factor-analytic examination of sexual behaviors and attitudes and marihuana usage
Journal of Clinical Psychology
A questionnaire that pertains to sexual attitudes and behaviors, family relationships, and marihuana usage was administered to 358 undergraduates at Wichita State University. A factor analysis performed upon the results yielded 12 factors related to sexual behavior: (1) Liberal vs. Conservative Attitudes; (2) Age-Experience; (3) Symbolic Sexual Preoccupation; (4) Romantic Love vs. Cynicism; (5) Experience-linked Drug Effects; (6) Affectual Dependence; (7) Mature Satisfaction; (8) Conservative vs. Liberal Sexual Practices; (9) High vs.
Factor Analysis, Statistical
Paraphilic Disorders
Burdsal, C.
Greenberg, G.
Bell, M.
Reynolds, S.
The errant spouse: a study in person perception
Perceptual and Motor Skills
College students rated protagonists of vignettes involved in extra-marital affairs in two separate studies. In the first study, where the affair resulted in the errant spouse falling in love, both the husband and wife were perceived more favorably when they cheated than when they were being cheated. The results of the second study, where the affair did not involve love, were opposite from those of the first. The cheating spouse was viewed negatively. No significant differences were found between married and unmarried subjects' perceptions.
Hartnett, J.
Mahoney, J.
Bernstein, A.
Extramarital affairs: clinical approaches in marital therapy
The Psychiatric Clinics of North America
Extramarital sexual relationships constitute one of the most common problems encountered in marital therapy. They present both of the marital partners with highly emotionally charged dilemmas that must be resolved. Once believed to occur because a married person was weak, immoral, or neurotic, they are now understood to occur because of a variety of reasons. While almost a third of these cases end in divorce, others respond to appropriate treatment so that the marriages may be maintained, although with varying degrees of happiness for these couples.
Marital Therapy
Humphrey, F. G.
Suicidal women and their relationships with husbands, boyfriends, and lovers
Suicide & Life-Threatening Behavior
This study describes the specific conflicts which suicidal women experience in their intimate relationships with men. Fifty women who had made suicide attempts were studied with a focus on the contributing role of their relationships with men to the genesis of the suicidal acts. Four major themes were found in the relationships: "smothering love", infidelity, battering, and denial of affection. The women experienced these conflicts as major precipitants in their suicidal behaviors. Examples of the four themes are described and analyzed.
Dependency (Psychology)
Spouse Abuse
Suicide, Attempted
Stephens, B. J.
The two-woman phenomenon
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly
A distinct type of phenomenon that has not been previously noted as such is named and described. Men who present a two-woman phenomenon retain a commitment to wife and marriage while loving another woman. Conflict arises only when one of the women has to be relinquished. It is postulated that many men with this pattern of loving have experienced a traumatic childhood and an oedipal conflict which defensively involved two maternal objects in fantasy or reality. One mother was hated, the other loved. This dynamic is one possible determinant leading to the two-woman phenomenon.
Object Attachment
Psychoanalytic Interpretation
Weiss, S. S.
Factors influencing a woman's decision to end an extramarital sexual relationship
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy
While the role of individual characteristics has been examined for extramarital sexual involvement, the literature has yet to document personal factors associated with the termination of an affair. In doing so, this study examines the impact of a woman's sex role attributes ("masculinity") and attitudes toward sex (erotophobia-erotophilia) on her decision to terminate an extramarital affair. Masculinity was not related to affair length. The more positive a woman's attitude toward sex, the longer she continued the extramarital relationship.
Hurlbert, D. F.
Romantic jealousy and affairs: research and implications for couple therapy
Romantic jealousy is often experienced after a situation is interpreted as threatening to one's intimate relationship and can involve elements of other emotions such as anger, fear, and sadness. An individual experiencing jealousy may engage in a number of behaviors and thought processes aimed at reducing jealousy or keeping the relationship intact. However, these cognitions and behaviors may not achieve either of these goals and may escalate problems in the relationship.
Cano, A.
O'Leary, K. D.
Adult attachment and patterns of extradyadic involvement
Family Process
Relationships between patterns of extradyadic involvement (EDI) and adult attachment were examined separately with undergraduates and community adults reporting prior EDI. Those with fearful or preoccupied styles reported more intimacy motivations for EDI, and undergraduates with these styles also reported more self-esteem motivations. Conversely, those with a dismissive style reported more autonomy motivations for EDI. Those with a fearful attachment style reported ambivalence about intimacy in the EDI.
Allen, Elizabeth S.
Baucom, Donald H.
[Opinions on the subject of sex life among students of the Medical University in Gda?sk]
Psychiatria Polska
AIM: The aim of this study was to illustrate opinions on the subject of sex life among students of the Faculty of Medicine, Medical University of Gda?sk. METHOD: A group of 340 medical students aged 18 to 28 (195 females and 118 males) were examined with the study questionnaire from October till December 2003. The examined group was representative for the investigated population (chi squared test: p> 0.005 for the entire group and both sexes). 313 questionnaires were qualified for further analysis.
Students, Medical
Wichowicz, Hubert M.
Cuba?a, Wies?aw Jerzy
Grabowski, Karol


Bikes one story tall, metal Piranha bikes, a CD domed karaoke bike and a bike powered rock concert were all part of the heavily attended 2016 PedalFest at Jack London Square. Also part of the scene was the Boomerang Bike booth. Many people were drawn to the main "End Bike Theft" message and were curious to learn how Boomerang technology helps to protect their bikes. One young college bound cyclist was grinning from ear to ear having found what he had been looking for after 2 years of searching – a proven anti-theft GPC tracking device. Another festival attendee told us he "had four bikes stolen" and had given up on cycling altogether, but was going to get back to cycling with a CycloTrac. His story was a common one – many people who love cycling have had multiple bikes stolen and were resigned to give up cycling. Until now.
When they were shown Kevin's (Boomerang's President) smartphone displaying his bike's location in real time, along with the analytics many had their 'Oh wow!' moment. Since the bike was armed, if anyone had touched the bike the alert would have come instantly. As always, Kevin's bike was safe the entire day.
One question was, "How long has this product been out?" The answer is it has been out for three years protecting bikes and providing detailed ride feedback to cyclists of all stripes. Owners of the device tell us they feel exposed when they ride bikes without a Boomerang. The other is, "How much does it cost?" Some prefer to pay the one time fee including one year of Verizon with $4.99 month after or the monthly $28. for a year and $4.99 Verizon monthly thereafter. Details here.
Throughout the event there was great interest in the CycloTrac with many committing to do their research on Boomerangbike.com. We also asked the attendees if they had their bike registered and for those that didn't, we have a link on Boomerangbike.com under Tips. We urge everyone to do so if you haven't registered yet. It's the first step in bike recovery.
Although the temps were on the high side that day, there was much at Pedalfest to see, experience and taste including the concert powered by 20 stationary bikes. Very cool. Nice band, too.
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