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I stopped by the 18th century and bumped into Randy Seaver
After quite a bit of work I broke the "year 1800" barrier. The earliest record I found at the Norfolk County Registry of deeds was a 1795 deed transferring the property. This is not the earliest deed for the property however. Norfolk County was created from Suffolk County in 1794. Earlier deeds could be found at the Massachusetts State Archives in Boston. For this article, though, I had run out of time and budget to go further.
The 1795 deed transferred the property from Ichabod Seaver to Tisdale Puffer. For my house history research I like to do genealogical sleuthing to discover more information about the people who lived inside the home. I wanted to know as much as possible about Ichabod Seaver. The deed itself provided me with his name, his wife's name (Rebecca), and his occupation (cordwainer). I can also infer from the deed that in 1795 and for sometime earlier he resided in Millis, Massachusetts.
My first attempt was a broad Google search of the terms "Ichabod Seaver" +Rebecca. I like to include names in quotations so that Google will return only hits with that exact name. The +Rebecca ensured that the name Rebecca would also be found on the same page. The site I was brought to was called "The Descendants of Caleb Seaver." There I found my Ichabod, with his wife, Rebecca, and information about their marriage and children. I floated to the top of the page to see who the site was created by and what did I find – Genea-Musings' very own Randy Seaver.
When I started my research, the name Seaver never triggered any bells in my mind. Though previously, I had located a survey sheet on another Seaver house in Massachusetts for Randy. Running across Randy while doing my recent house history research was fun. It was almost like discovering a long lost cousin.
Typically I don't research the whole lives of my subjects, just the years they lived in the house. But with Ichabod Seaver I've decided to go further. Perhaps it was the combination of a cool sounding name, bumping into a colleague and the connection to my home county. Maybe after I have finished compiling all the research you'll see it here as another blog post.
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Well I bet you were surprised when you saw the name. It is such a small world. Interesting piece. And, I hope he is pleased.ReplyDelete
Yes, Barbara, very pleased! Marian, thank you for dragging me back over 200 years.ReplyDelete
Do you have an image of the deed? Or an abstract? I wouldl ove to put it in my database. Norfolk deeds is one set of records I have not chased yet. I am so behind! I'm stuck at about 1720 in Middlesex deeds for my hundreds of surnames. I haven't done Suffolk or Barnstable probates or deeds, nor Essex deeds, nor Bristol deeds. I have done Norfolk, Essex and Bristol probates. I've done Worcester deeds and probates. There is too much data available and I don't spend enough time doing research!
Thanks -- Randy
What a neat discovery!ReplyDelete


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UPDATE: Well the Oscars are over and we nailed it in all except two categories with our predictions. Check out the full list of Oscar Winners 2011.
This weekend movie fans will bear witness to the 83rd Academy Awards, and like in years past, the 2011 Oscar race is shaping up to be more a confirmation of what everybody already suspects, rather than a thrilling race between neck-and-neck films, actors, and directors who are all hoping to walk away basking in Oscar's glory.
With films like Black Swan, The Fighter, Inception, True Grit, The Social Network, The King's Speech, 127 Hours, Toy Story 3, and even Iron Man 2 up for nominations in different categories, the 2011 Oscars ceremony will offer something for arthouse, mainstream, and fanboy cinephiles alike.
In this 2011 Oscars prediction post, we will examine the top categories at this year's Academy Awards (read: the categories you Screen Rant readers care most about) and offer our predictions regarding who the Academy will pick as winners (like we need a crystal ball for that). At the risk of having my head torn off in the comments section below, I will then offer an opinion on which actors, films, or filmmakers I believe SHOULD win in each category, and why I feel that particular person(s) or film warrants the highest recognition that Hollywood has to offer.
We have a lot of categories to cover, so best get started.
For more information on the films nominated, be sure to check out our tag list at the bottom of the post for links to our movie archives.
2011 Oscar Predictions
Achievement in visual effects
- "Alice in Wonderland" Ken Ralston, David Schaub, Carey Villegas and Sean Phillips
- "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1″ Tim Burke, John Richardson, Christian Manz and Nicolas Aithadi
- "Hereafter" Michael Owens, Bryan Grill, Stephan Trojanski and Joe Farrell
- "Inception" Paul Franklin, Chris Corbould, Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb
- "Iron Man 2″ Janek Sirrs, Ben Snow, Ged Wright and Daniel Sudick
Who WILL Win: Inception
Harry Potter has only gotten better in terms of its visual effects and Deathly Hallows Part 1 certainly upped the ante with aerial wizard duels, giant snakes, elves, wand sparks galore and even seven Daniel Radcliffes sharing the screen. Iron Man 2 was no slouch in the effects department either, giving us some truly great (if seldom) moments of superhero action. However, Inception's hallway fight was an instant classic, and the work Nolan put in to realize this world of dreams (within dreams, within dreams, within dreams) was awe-inspiring. As usual, I believe the Academy will reward Nolan for his technical prowess rather than his vision.
Who SHOULD Win: Inception
Anybody but Hereafter. In all seriousness, though, the Inception team deserves this win, followed closely by the Harry Potter team.
Best foreign language film of the year
- "Biutiful" - Mexico
- "Dogtooth" - Greece
- "In a Better World" - Denmark
- "Incendies" - Canada
- "Outside the Law (Hors-la-loi)" - Algeria
Who WILL Win: Outside the Law
This is always a tough category to call - I never seem to be able to gauge the Academy's mindset when it comes to International films. The obvious choice would be Biutiful, but mostly because it's the film that Americans are most familiar with. Dogtooth was a powerful film, but more shocking-powerful than moving-powerful - and the academy rarely rewards disturbing movies of that nature. In a Better World and Incendies are both films that explore human relationships in profound ways, but I'm going to go ahead and say that Outside the Law's mix of action, suspense, family and political drama will earn it the award - despite all the controversy over its historical inaccuracies.
Who SHOULD Win: Biutiful
I'm a big fan of Alejandro González Iñárritu (Babel, 21 Grams), and I'm also a growing fan of Javier Bardem, so naturally I have a strong bias when it comes to Biutiful winning for Best Foreign Language Film. If I MUST be objective, I would say that Outside the Law is a worthy film for the win.
Best documentary feature
- "Exit through the Gift Shop" Banksy and Jaimie D'Cruz
- "Gasland" Josh Fox and Trish Adlesic
- "Inside Job" Charles Ferguson and Audrey Marrs
- "Restrepo" Tim Hetherington and Sebastian Junger
- "Waste Land" (Arthouse Films), An Almega Projects Production, Lucy Walker and Angus Aynsley
Who WILL Win: Restrepo
Not too sure on this one - it's always hard to tell which documentary burns itself deepest in the Academy members' minds. This year we have three films exploring the (supposed) unraveling of America on the military and economic fronts (Restrepo, Inside Job and Gasland) - while on the more uplifting side of things, we have two films exploring the nature and power of art (Exit through the Gift Shop and Waste Land). Depending on the mood of the Academy members, I'd say either Gift Shop or Restrepo will get the award.
Who SHOULD Win: Waiting For Superman
Waiting For Superman. OK, OK... it's not nominated but it damn well should've been. Even considering the nominees we do have: The human story at the center of Restrepo is certainly moving, and Exit through the Gift Shop is a rare and precious gem of a documentary that seemingly comes out of nowhere. Charles Ferguson's damning look at the pattern of corruption shared between government, the financial services sector and academia is the most eye-opening slice of real-life on this list. But still, the winner SHOULD have been Waiting For Superman and it's a damned shame it wasn't nominated.


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PER SERVING (1 medium peach + 1/4 cup yogurt): 80 calories, <0.5g fat, 21mg sodium, 14.5g carbs, 1.5g fiber, 13g sugars, 6g protein -- PointsPlus® value 1* Halve and pit a medium peach. Spray a grill pan with nonstick spray, and bring to medium-high heat on the stove. Add peach halves, cut side down, and cook for 3 minutes, or until dark grill marks form. Flip peach halves and cook until hot and slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Plate with the cut sides up, and top each half with 2 tablespoons of fat-free vanilla Greek yogurt (like the kind by Chobani). Yum!
PER SERVING (4 tomatoes + 1 cheese wedge): 47 calories, 1.5g fat, 213mg sodium, 3.5g carbs, 0.5g fiber, 2.5g sugars, 2.5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 1* Want a petite and ADORABLE snack? Here ya go... Halve four cherry tomatoes and, using a small spoon or narrow spoon handle, gently remove and discard the seeds. Evenly distribute a wedge of cheese among the hollow tomato halves. Then eat 'em! We've been saying it for years -- "cheesy" is a good thing.
PER SERVING (12 oz. soda + 1/2 cup sorbet): 130 calories, 0g fat, 50mg sodium, 30g carbs, 0.5g fiber, 25g sugars, 1g protein -- PointsPlus® value 3* Wanna chill? We mean REALLY chill? This'll do the trick. Start with a 12-oz. can (1 1/2 cups) of chilled diet lemon-lime soda. (Our hearts belong to Sprite Zero.) Pour it into a tall glass, and top it off with a 1/2-cup scoop of your favorite fruity sorbet. Lemon? Great. Peach? Perfect. Raspberry? Why not? This is one fancy and super-refreshing float... Just add a straw and sip!
PER SERVING (1/3rd of recipe, 2 skewers): 113 calories, 0g fat, 1mg sodium, 30g carbs, 2.5g fiber, 26g sugars, 0.5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 0* "HG," you say, "I want a fun new way to enjoy fruit, but I don't want to cut anything. Or cook anything." Have we got a treat for you... Begin with 2 cups (about 30) frozen unsweetened mango chunks. Let 'em partially defrost (about 5 minutes), so they're soft enough to skewer. Then impale the mango along with 1 cup (about 30) red seedless grapes onto 6 wooden skewers, alternating the fruit as you go. Freeze for 1 1/2 hours, until the grapes are frozen. Then eat! (Pssst... If the fruit's super-frozen after several hours in the freezer, let the skewers thaw for a few minutes before biting in.)
PER SERVING (1/2 medium cantaloupe + 1/2 cup ice cream): 200 calories, 3.5g fat, 91mg sodium, 40g carbs, 2.5 fiber, 34g sugars, 5g protein -- PointsPlus® value 3* Who says you have to put items on TOP of your ice cream? Spoon your ice cream from the most delicious bowl of all... a cantaloupe! Just cut a medium melon in half, remove and discard the seeds, and add a 1/2-cup scoop of light vanilla ice cream to the hollow center. (Save the other cantaloupe half for your next snack!) The creamy vanilla ice cream goes so well with the mellow flavor of the melon. Try it!
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Obituary: Virginia McWeeney dies Dec. 9 in Massachusetts
Virginia L. (Shea) McWeeney, 86, wife of Leo F. McWeeney (deceased) passed away of natural causes in the comfort of her home in Westport, Mass., on Dec. 9. She had four children, Mary, Leo, Susan and Ann, and is survived by her three daughters and three grandchildren, locally, Shannon Mitchell. Virginia was proud of her 50-year-long career as a registered nurse, beginning as a nurse cadet during WWII, and trained in Red Cross polio and whooping cough clinics. She also trained in NYC at Sloane/Kettering where she was Babe Ruth's nurse during his final days. She was a devoted public health nurse.
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Free CPR classes
The Morrisville Fire Rescue Department offers free CPR and automatic external defibrillator certification classes for Morrisville residents from 7-10 p.m. the fourth Thursday of each month at Station 1, 200 Town Hall Drive. Class size is limited to 12 participants. Classes start in March and will not be held in November or December. For details or to sign up, email firstname.lastname@example.com. Include your name, address, phone number and preferred class date.
Triangle Paws 5K
The Triangle Paws 5K Run/Walk will start with a run at 1:30 p.m. and a walk at 2:15 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at the WakeMed Soccer Park, 201 Soccer Park Drive, Cary. The event will raise money for Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers to provide service dogs to children with health issues such as diabetes, seizure disorders, post-traumatic stress, traumatic brain injury and autism spectrum disorders. The entry fee is $25 through Saturday, March 15, $30 after that and $35 the day of the race. For details, go to www.ncraces.com/events/the-triangle-paws-5k.
Salamander Search
Learn about salamanders and look for eggs and larvae during 2014, the year of the salamander according to Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, from 1:30-3 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at the American Tobacco Trail starting in the New Hill parking area, 1309 New Hill-Olive Chapel Road, Apex. Registration, which is required at least two days in advance, costs $5 per family or $3 per person. To register, call 919-387-4342, fill out and return a registration form at www.wakegov.com/parks/att, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cooking with Little Hands
The Turkish House will host Cooking with Little Hands, a cooking class for ages 5-15, from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, March 23, at 303 E. Durham Road, suite F, Cary. Kids will make chick peas with tomato sauce, white rice, lentil kofte and chocolate croissants. The class costs $10 per person. To register, call 919-219-2516 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. For details, go to www.ata-nc.org/p.
Cookbook discussion and tasting
Andrea Weigl will talk about and sign her new book, "Pickles and Preserves," at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, at Barnes & Noble, 760 SE Maynard Road, Cary. There will be samples of the book's recipes.
Wines Around the World
Morrisville Rotary will host the sixth annual Wines Around the World at 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, at the Perimeter Studio and Conference Center, 110 Perimeter Park Drive, suite 118, Morrisville. Tickets cost $40 each or $75 per pair at www.morrisville.rotary-clubs.org. A portion of ticket sales will be donated to The Miracle League of the Triangle.
WAKE Up and Read
The Kraft Family YMCA will collect kids' books for the WAKE Up and Read book drive through Saturday, March 29, at 8921 Holly Springs Road, Apex. WAKE Up and Read's goal is to help Wake County students develop reading skills for their grade level by third grade. Donate new and gently used books for ages 12 and younger. For more information about the book drive, go to www.wakeupandread.org.
Apex Nature Park
The grand opening of Apex Nature Park will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 29, at 2600 Evans Road. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be at 10 a.m. There will be food, live music by The Folsom Prison Gang, disc golf and tennis demonstrations from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bring chairs or picnic blankets. For details, go to www.apexnc.org.
Food truck rodeo
The Cary Creative Center's food truck rodeo fundraiser, part of the center's C3 Raise the Roof Campaign to move to a new location, will be Saturday, March 29, at 115 Wilkinson Ave., Cary. A community yard sale will be from 7-10 a.m. The food truck rodeo with Blue Sky Dining, Sarge's Chef on Wheels, La Farm Bakery and Barone Meatball Compay will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will also be kids' activities and a sale in the center's store.
Beer and Bacon Festival
A festival featuring 75 craft beers and 15 restaurants and their bacon dishes will be from noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, March 29, at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. VIP tickets, for admission from noon to 6 p.m., restaurant tasting stations, extra beer and wine samplings and access to the VIP deck, cost $69. Regular tickets for admission from 2-6 p.m. cost $35 in advance, $45 the day of the festival. "Designated driver" tickets are available for a discount. For details, go to www.beerandbacon.com.
Citizens' Academy
Cary Area Medical Emergency Services will host Citizens' Academy classes at 6:30 p.m. Thursdays from April 3 to April 27. Cary Area EMS staff will give hands-on lessons, CPR lessons and tours of an emergency room and 911 communication center. For an application or details, contact Steven Cohen at 919-380-6909 or firstname.lastname@example.com, www.caryems.org.
Turkish Cooking: Meze Night
Learn to make sesame rounds, poached eggs, Turkish tabuli, hummus, feta cheese balls and sambali at Turkish Cooking: Meze Night from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 8, at the Turkish House, 303 E. Durham Road, suite F, Cary. To register for $25, call 919-219-2516 or email email@example.com. For details, go to www.ata-nc.org/p/spring-2014-cooking-classes.
Shred Day
Apex will offer free paper shredding from 9 a.m. to noon, or until the truck of shredded documents is full, on Saturday, April 12, in the Town Hall parking lot, 73 Hunter St. Only documents with personal, identifying information will be shredded, such as bills or old checks. Each person can bring up to three small bags or boxes of paper.
Easter egg hunt in Fuquay-Varina
Fuquay-Varina's free annual Easter egg hunt will be from 10-11 a.m. Saturday, April 12, at South Park, 900 S. Main St.
Downtown Candy Hop
Kids can meet the Easter Bunny and collect candy from stores from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 12, in downtown Fuquay-Varina.
Great Grapes!
Koka Booth Amphitheatre will host the Great Grapes! wine and food festival from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, April 12, at 8003 Regency Parkway, Cary. VIP tickets cost $39 in advance and $49 the day of the festival. Regular admission costs $26 in advance and $32 the day of the festival. "Designated driver" tickets cost $20. For details, go to www.uncorkthefun.com.
Sequins and Spurs Gala
The ninth annual Sequins and Spurs Gala fundraiser for nonprofit Horse and Buddy will be Friday, May 2, at Prestonwood Country Club, 300 Prestonwood Parkway, Cary. Tickets cost $100 at www.horseandbuddy.org/gala.htm.
Healthy Homes Series
Cary-based nonprofit Fit & Able Productions' Healthy Homes Series will include discussions on the third Tuesday of each month from 9:30-11 a.m. in the Maple Room of the Bond Park Community Center at Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 150 Metro Park Drive, Cary. For details, email email@example.com. Here's the upcoming schedule of topics:
Breakfast in Bed Race
The Caring Community Foundation's Breakfast in Bed Race to raise money for local cancer patients will be Saturday, April 26, on Academy Street in Cary. Pits open at 6:30 a.m., the bed parade is at 8:30 a.m., and races start at 9 a.m. Five-person teams will design, build and race beds. There will also be kids' activities, music and local food trucks. Team registration costs $130; teams are encouraged to get donations. For details, go to www.caringcommunityfoundation.org/breakfast-in-bed-race.
Fashion for Food
The second annual Fashion for Food fashion show and luncheon fundraiser for the Holly Springs Food Cupboard will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 26, at Sunrise United Methodist Church, 5420 Sunset Lake Road, Holly Springs. Tickets cost $25, and all of the money from ticket prices will be given to the Food Cupboard. For more information, contact Mary at 919-285-9191 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
National Day of Prayer
Fuquay-Varina will host a National Day of Prayer service at noon Thursday, May 1, at Town Hall, 401 Old Honeycutt Road.
Purple Cloth 5K and Kid's Dash
The third annual Purple Cloth 5K and Kid's Dash, organized by Genesis United Methodist Church in Cary to raise money for the community-service programs of Dorcas Ministries, will be on Saturday, May 3, at Fred G. Bond Metro Park, 801 High House Road, Cary. Last year's three-mile run for all ages raised $3,500. There will be a bounce house for kids, food, awards, a raffle and an award for the best purple outfit.
For details, go to www.purplecloth5k.com. Registration for the 5K costs $25; the Kid's Dash costs $5. Register in person at Genesis United Methodist Church, 850 High House Road, Cary. To register online, search for "purple cloth" at sportoften.com.


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The tragic events of late in Connecticut have cut us all to the heart. Knowing what to do or how to respond is sometimes hard. We all want to do something to make things just a little bit better for those affected but don't always know what to do. But for a fourth-grade girl at Upper Blue Elementary, she took her need to do something to heart. Scout Murphy decided that she wanted to make a difference. She decided that she wanted to donate books to the survivors of Sandy Hook Elementary so that they would know that someone across the country cared for them and their situation. Scout packed up a box of books, which weighed a whopping 37 pounds and put her compassion in action! Scout didn't want help from any adult with this project. She choose the books and she insisted that she be the one to use her own money to pay for the shipping, turning down those adults that offered to assist with the shipping cost, which was close to $20.
Scout Murphy, you are an inspiration to us all. Thanks for having such a big heart. I know those children in Newtown, Conn., will appreciate your gift and may even inspire others into such action. You make me proud!
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It is possible, one might even say probable, that when the handshakes come after the end of the Stanley Cup finals – whenever that might be – the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins might genuinely respect the players across from them.
After all, when that handshake line forms, each team will feel as if it is looking into a mirror.
The Blackhawks might have the more talented forwards. The Bruins might have the better goaltender. But both teams, at their core, are about lunch pail hockey. Every night, they come to the arena, strap on their helmets, and battle for every square inch of ice.
Get ready for a 200-foot war.
This, of course, is what the Bruins are known for. With their Stanley Cup win in 2011, they brought wide-body hockey back to the National Hockey League. By the end of that 2011 finals, their opponents, the Vancouver Canucks, looked as though they'd been run through a trash compactor. Seven times.
The Bruins' largest player, the 6-foot, 9-inch defenseman Zdeno Chara, is a condor on skates – once you enter the offensive zone, you are within his reach. The Bruins' smallest player, Brad Marchand, is known as the Little Ball of Hate. Affectionately, of course.
The Blackhawks, however, are known as something else entirely. They are one of hockey's glamour teams – they of the flowing mullet of Patrick Kane, who treats the entire game like an audition for the shootout competition, and Patrick Sharp, and Marian Hossa, and ... the list goes on.
Don't believe it.
Sure, the Blackhawks can score goals. Bunches of them, in fact. They finished the regular season with 155, second only to the Pittsburgh Penguins and 24 more than the Bruins.
But that is not who they are.
Like the Bruins – and last year's Stanley Cup-champion Los Angeles Kings – they are built from the back forward. That means they have a deep corps of defenseman who are more than speed bumps in shoulder pads. They can skate, they can pass, and, yes, they can even score.
At a time in hockey history when just getting the puck out of your own zone has become a feat worthy of fireworks and a marching band, mobile defensemen who can move the puck have become the second box that any serious Stanley Cup contender must check off (after having a top goaltender). In Duncan Keith and Brent Seabrook, the Blackhawks have two of the best in the game.
And the Blackhawk defensemen are not alone in doing the defending. While the Blackhawks' forward corps is more offensively explosive than Boston's, in many ways, they look a lot like the Bruins. They are as much about keeping the puck out of their own net as putting it in the other one.
There is Jonathan Toews, who, like Bruin Patrice Bergeron, is a finalist for the Selke award – given to hockey's best defensive forward. In the previous round, Bergeron made Penguin Sidney Crosby, arguably the best player in the world, look like someone who had lost his car keys. Now the Bruins will get the same treatment in reverse.
Then there is Dave Bolland, who, like Bruin Shawn Thornton, is not enjoying himself if he's not scraping someone against the end boards. Or perhaps putting his sweaty glove in someone's face.
The list goes on. Hulking Bryan Bickell is the Blackhawks' answer to Bruin Milan Lucic. And Blackhawk Andrew Shaw, whose job is to be so annoying that everyone on the opposing team wants to punch him in the face, gushes about the Bruins' Marchand.
"I've always looked up to him and admired him. It's going to be great to actually play against him once," Shaw said at a media conference.
He might be the only human ever to have uttered those words.
Even the teams' pretty-boy goal-scorers – Kane and Bruin Tyler Seguin – played together on a team in Switzerland during the NHL lockout last year.
"It was a lot of fun," Seguin told ESPN. "I got to know him. He's a good guy. Obviously playing with someone that has that much talent and skill is definitely something you're going to remember."
The conventional wisdom is that this is going to be a classic series. The fact that every pundit is picking the series to go six or seven games means none of them has any idea who's going to win. And how could they?
The Blackhawks feast on opponents' mistakes, transitioning from defense to offense with a speed that leaves many teams trailing haplessly in their wake. But since Round 1, the Bruins aren't making any mistakes. They play Hockey 101 – dump, chase, hit, repeat – and they have been playing it flawlessly.
The Bruins send opponents into spirals of despair when it becomes apparent that it is nearly impossible to score on them. Yet the Blackhawks actually gave up fewer goals than the Bruins in the regular season – and have allowed fewer goals per game than the Bruins in the playoffs, too. They're perfectly happy to play meat-grinder hockey, thank you.
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Genesys Conferencing: Combo PlatterBy Baselinemag | Posted 2006-03-06 Print
Genesys Conferencing offered one of the first combined voice and Web conferencing services as it expanded into North America.
Parlez-vous Web and phone? France-based Genesys Conferencing started life 20 years ago as an automated teleconferencing firm serving Europe, and as a teenager pushed its way to the other side of the Atlantic.
Customers say Genesys was one of the first providers to offer combined voice and Web conferencing services, for a single, per-minute price—whereas competitors like Microsoft's Live Meeting and WebEx still rely on partners to provide audio conferencing and only recently began offering per-minute plans.
For Marriott International, the per-minute pricing model for both Web and audio conferencing provided more flexibility because the hotel chain didn't know exactly how many employees would access the service during a month. "Genesys had the only model suited for ad-hoc meetings," says Tom Maguire, director of Marriott's 20-person remote conferencing business unit. Marriott currently conducts about 400,000 minutes of Web and audio conferences per month, according to Maguire.
Steve Bergman, chief information officer of Goodwill Industries International, opted for a nationwide contract with Genesys two years ago. The job-training organization, which operates 2,000 thrift stores nationwide, had experienced spotty service with another, smaller teleconferencing provider, which he declined to name.
A key factor for Bergman was Genesys' reputation for high-quality service. "We've never had a problem," he says. "Genesys was interested in working with us, and they made the negotiation process really easy."
But Genesys sometimes has a snafu or two. The American Society of Civil Engineers used Genesys' services to present about 75 Web seminars last year for its members on topics ranging from landfill stability to designing traffic intersections. John Casazza, director of continuing education, says Genesys was less expensive than WebEx and seemed to provide comparable features.
On a few occasions, however, Casazza's staff has had technical problems with Genesys' Web conferencing service, including times when participants have been unable to join a meeting. "It doesn't happen often," he says, "but if we can't resolve it in 10 minutes, we've had to cancel the event." For its part, Genesys says it has support staff available 24 hours a day to resolve such issues. And to Casazza, the glitches mainly reflect the state of the technology today: "That's just the nature of live transmission over the Web."
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Sabrina finds Emma feeding the ducks by the docks. She wraps Emma in her coat and realizes her phone is missing. Emma doesn't want to see her dad because he is with Britt. She said mean things to her and told Emma she doesn't like her. Sabrina is horrified and tells her it doesn't matter what Britt thinks. But Patrick loves her so much and he must be scared. Emma is worried he is sad so Sabrina convinces her to go back.
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Tracy and Connie bond, Sabrina returns Emma to Patrick, and AJ makes his first hire at ELQ.
Patrick calls Sabrina from Kelly's but it goes right to voicemail. He can't think of any reason why Emma would leave without telling him and Britt assures him she didn't say anything. Meanwhile, Anna asks Mac to stay with her so she doesn't fall apart. Sabrina brings in Emma and tells them she found her by the docks feeding ducks. Patrick impresses upon Emma how scared he was and asks why she left. She doesn't say anything and Mac and Anna lead her off. Sabrina tells Patrick that Emma told her it was because Britt said she doesn't like Emma. Britt accuses Emma of making it up but Sabrina is sure she was telling the truth. Patrick wants to take Emma back home, without Britt, and Sabrina hugs her goodbye. Alone, Britt threatens Sabrina. Sabrina threatens her right back if she hurts Emma.
Kristina is brought to PCPD with Sonny. Alexis meets them there. Kristina can't accept that Trey is gone and that Sonny defends Connie. Alexis thinks she can make this go away but Sonny tells her Connie insists on pressing charges. An officer arrives to book Kristina. Sonny offers Alexis to bribe the judge or get Kristina out of the country but Alexis just wants him to convince Connie to see reason. Kristina is brought back because court is closed and has to spend the night in jail.
At Manning Enterprises, Connie is shocked that Tracy wants the documents about her laundering published in the paper. Tracy is ready to shut down ELQ, her father's life work, so AJ can't have it. Connie met AJ the other night and didn't think he was such a bad guy. He was white knuckling the booze but seems to love his son. In Connie's book that means something. Tracy is sorry for her and Kristina's loss. Connie confides in Tracy about her rape. She left Trey in a drawer, then she treated him like crap. Tracy tells her that no matter what, Scully loved Trey. Connie breaks down in tears on Tracy's shoulder, then pulls herself together. She wants to be sure Tracy is ready to go down with the ship if she prints the papers. Tracy is fine with it and Connie agrees to print the documents. Later, Sonny returns to talk about Kristina but Connie is not interested.
AJ makes himself at home in Tracy's old office and tells Michael it feels sweet being back on top. AJ is excited to run ELQ together. Michael is glad for AJ but has to leave to meet Starr. Later, Duke arrives for an appointment with Tracy and AJ informs him she is never coming back. AJ invites him in and takes credit for taking the pic of Faison in Switzerland. Duke wants work. He has no resume since he spent two decades in a Turkish prison. AJ asks for a good reason to hire him. Duke will take any work so he has a fighting chance to win back Anna. He needs her respect and needs to reinvent himself. AJ understands and welcomes him to ELQ. Later, Tracy returns and pulls her nameplate out of the trash. She wishes AJ luck – he is going to need it.
Michael meets Starr at Alexis' house. She thinks Kristina went after Connie. Michael calls Alexis and learns Kristina is in jail. Starr convinces him to sit. He tells her that Tracy is out and AJ is in at ELQ. They blackmailed Tracy with documents they got from Johnny. She is glad Johnny helped them out. Michael is worried about AJ though. He has a feeling Tracy will not go down without a fight.
Duke runs into Anna outside Kelly's and she tells him about Emma. He tells her he got a job and hopes they can celebrate sometime.
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Based on where you live, you may need to file a petition to become your child's legal guardian, even after they turn 18. The rules can vary from state to state so it's important to find out the regulations for your home state. Once you become their legal guardian, you can still care for and make decisions for your child even when he or she is legally an adult.
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Some people with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS) are able to move to group homes. These homes may be a good option for your loved one, not only to receive the care they need, but also to meet other people with LGS.
Just as you regulate your own budget, it's important to manage finances for your loved one with LGS. Managing and monitoring finances can help ensure that your loved one lives comfortably and can afford the LGS resources and treatments they need.
BANZEL (rufinamide) is a prescription add-on medication approved for the treatment of seizures associated with Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome (LGS) in pediatric patients 1 year of age and older, and in adults.
Patients with a history of Familial Short QT syndrome should not be treated with BANZEL. Talk to your healthcare provider if you are unsure if this affects you or your loved one. BANZEL has been shown to reduce the QT interval. Caution should be used when administering BANZEL with other drugs that shorten the QT interval.
All medications to treat seizures, including BANZEL, may cause suicidal thoughts or actions in a very small number of people, about 1 in 500. Call your healthcare provider right away if you or your loved one experiences new or worsening symptoms of depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, thoughts or actions about suicide or self-harm, aggression, agitation, anger, anxiety, or irritability.
Use of BANZEL has been associated with side effects such as sleepiness or feeling tired, difficulty with coordination, dizziness, and problems with walking or movement.
Do not drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how BANZEL affects you. BANZEL can slow your thinking and motor skills.
Alcohol, in combination with BANZEL, may increase or worsen these side effects.
Call your healthcare provider if you or your loved one experiences a rash. This can be a sign of a more serious condition, such as multi-organ hypersensitivity reaction.
You or your loved one should take BANZEL only as prescribed. Do not stop taking BANZEL without first talking to your healthcare provider. Stopping BANZEL suddenly can cause serious problems.
Tell your healthcare provider about all the medications you or your loved one takes, including prescription and non-prescription medications, vitamins, and herbal supplements. Using BANZEL with certain medications can affect each other, causing side effects.
In studies, the most commonly observed (≥10%) side effects with BANZEL were headache, dizziness, feeling tired, sleepiness, and nausea.
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BANZEL may make hormonal contraceptives (birth control pills) less effective. Additional nonhormonal forms of birth control are recommended when using BANZEL.
Healthcare providers should be informed if patients are pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant.
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Patients who are pregnant are encouraged to enroll in the North American Antiepileptic Drug Pregnancy Registry. This can be done by calling the toll-free number 1-888-233-2334. Additional information about the registry can be found at www.aedpregnancyregistry.org.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Nov. 3 (UPI) -- Former Saint Chris Ivory rolled up 139 rushing yards with a touchdown Sunday, helping carry the New York Jets over New Orleans 26-20.
Ivory, who was traded to the Jets in the off-season after three years with the Saints, carried the ball 18 times for New York (5-4), which rebounded from a 49-9 loss to Cincinnati last week.
Nick Folk kicked four field goals, improving to 23-of-23 on the season.
Geno Smith (8-of-9 passing for 115 yards) threw for a touchdown and ran for another for the Jets.
Drew Brees went 30-of-51 through the air for 382 yards with a pair of touchdown tosses to Jimmy Graham but was picked off twice for the Saints (6-2), who lost running back Darren Sproles to a concussion early in the game.
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Lakeland College has named Karin Tusinski Miofsky an assistant professor of criminal justice.
Tusinski Miofsky comes to Lakeland from the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Conn., where she has been an assistant professor in the criminal justice program since 2011. She previously worked as an assistant professor in the department of criminal justice and criminology at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, Mass., for three years.
Her doctoral dissertation is entitled "The Causes and Consequences of Bullying," and she has done research on cyber bullying and gangs. She is the author and co-author of numerous articles, reports and presentations on a wide range of criminal justice topics, with her most recent research investigating the perceptions and consequences of teen "sexting" within local communities.
Tusinski Miofsky received both a doctorate and master's degree in criminology and criminal justice from the University of Missouri-St. Louis and a bachelor's in psychology and criminal justice from St. Louis University.


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Player of the Week - No. 9
Gao, a first-year member of the Eagles, spent two seasons at NJCAA North Idaho College before becoming a key component at Concordia this season. She helped power the No. 2 Eagles to four wins over the past week, including two monumental triumphs. She posted six kills and 15 digs in a 25-15, 25-19, 25-16 Golden State Athletic Conference title-clinching victory over Fresno Pacific (Calif.) on Oct. 29. Later that day, Gao tallied 15 kills and 29 digs in a 25-20, 16-25, 25-19, 20-25, 15-10 win over No. 1 Texas at Brownsville in the NAIA Match of the Week. She totaled 35 kills, 66 digs and eight block assists in 14 sets played last week.
The 6-foot-1 junior from Qingdao, China, ranks second on her team with 252 digs, third in kills with 207 and third in blocks per set with 0.6. Gao follows Concordia opposite hitter Brooke Marino as the second-straight Eagle to win the award.
The final Player of the Week announcement of the 2011 season will be on Nov. 8.
Nominees: Kristin Pressley, Oklahoma Baptist; Patricia Souza, Park (Mo.); Yiting Cao, Spring Hill (Ala.); Kristin Waechter, Indiana East; Nicole Beeler, Arizona Christian; Ana Guerra, Texas at Brownsville; Moira Kirk, Xavier (La.); Linjun Ji, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.); Kristen Hendrickson, Ottawa (Kan.); Caraline Maher, Georgetown (Ky.); Devon Jensen, Grand View (Iowa); Susan Rollman, Doane (Neb.); Sydney Rice, Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.); Julianne Dougherty, Webber International (Fla.); Sydney Koon, Montreat (N.C.); Ashley Hart, Concordia (Mich.); Kayla Mullaney, Saint Xavier (Ill.); Kelsey Pritchard, Taylor (Ind.); Ashley Marchant, Westminster (Utah); Ciciley Fox, College of Idaho; Samantha Miller, Holy Names (Calif.); Mariah Mock, College of the Ozarks (Mo.).
2011 Composite Winners
Week 1: Danica Markovic, Texas at Brownsville
Week 2: Paula Ferreira, Columbia (Mo.)
Week 3: Yiting Cao, Spring Hill (Ala.)
Week 4: Kim Weaver, Cornerstone (Mich.)
Week 5: Kristin Pressley, Oklahoma Baptist
Week 6: Paula Ferreira, Columbia (Mo.)
Week 7: Martina Gregusova, Fresno Pacific (Calif.)
Week 8: Brooke Marino, Concordia (Calif.)
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In addition to raising warning flags about historic properties that may be lost or destroyed, the annual 'Pennsylvania At Risk' report from Preservation Pennsylvania also points out success stories.
Here in Southeast Pennsylvania, there is a little bit of both. Three area landmarks have been identified as 'saved.'
• One was the Gruber Wagon Works in Bern Township, Berks County, described as 'the most complete example of a rare late 19th century wagon manufacturing facility of its kind in the nation.'
Apparently, it needed to be saved twice.
During the winter of 1976-77, the Gruber Wagon Works was moved by the Army Corps of Engineers from its original location near Mt. Pleasant.
'This property was saved and restored in 1981, opening as a museum in 1982,' according to the report. 'Twenty years later, the building was in danger again as a result of insufficient maintenance. The property now has a preservation maintenance plan, which will help ensure its preservation well into the future.'
The report concluded that 'Gruber Wagon Works illustrates that nothing is ever truly saved, and that ongoing maintenance is critical to sustaining historic properties.'
In 2012, it was a recipient of Preservation Pennsylvania's 'Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Award.'
• Montgomery County's King of Prussia Inn was listed as another success story of preservation and, like Gruber Wagon works, its preservation was achieved by moving it to a new location.
Built in 1719, the King of Prussia Inn operated as a tavern for 200 years.
In 1952, it was acquired by PennDOT as part of a project to make improvements to Route 202. And, for more than 50 years, it sat idle and deteriorating in the road's median strip.
Named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, it was first listed in 'Pennsylvania At Risk' in 1993.
Ultimately, the Federal Highway Administration and PennDOT paid $1.6 million to move the 580 ton building to its new location, where it serves as headquarters for the King of Prussia Chamber of Commerce.
• The pastoral cemetery movement began in Paris and had reached the United States by the time the Mount Moriah Cemetery was founded in 1855. That movement greatly influenced the design of Gettysburg National Cemetery; however, unlike that landmark, Mount Moriah in Delaware County had inadequate funds for its upkeep and it closed in 2011.
'Gravestones and monuments were largely indistinguishable in the tall grass and brush. The neglected, deteriorating acreage was attractive to vandals and people dumping garbage,' according to the report.
A grassroots nonprofit organization, Friends of Mount Moriah Cemetery, work regularly at the site, with the goal of restoring and preserving the cemetery through research, education and community engagement. This organization holds regular cleanup days at the cemetery and welcomes volunteers to help clear the cemetery of weeds, tall grass and debris.
• Located in Tinnicum Township, Delaware County, The Lazaretto was built by the City of Philadelphia's Board of Health between 1799 and 1801 as a quarantine station for ships heading toward the port of Philadelphia in order to protect its citizens from the effects of infectious diseases. Reflecting 18th century public health policy, the Lazaretto is the oldest extant quarantine structure in the United States, according to 'Pennsylvania At Risk,' which listed this site's status as 'Preservation in progress.'
Because of its prime waterfront location and proximity to Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Athletic Club began to operate the former Lazaretto as an elite pleasure ground known as the Orchard Club in the mid-1890s. In 1913, it became a flight school and then was the Army Signal Corps headquarters and barracks through World War I, continuing as a flight school and sea plane base into the 1990s.
In 2000, it was purchased and proposed for demolition. The township purchased the property and built a new firehouse there, while negotiating with Preservation Pennsylvania to partner for its preservation.
It is now under consideration as the new location for the township offices, according to the report.
•Camp Security, located just east of the City of York, was the last operating prisoner of war camp of the Revolutionary War and housed more than 1,500 British and Canadian prisoners between 1781 and 1783.
A small archaeological investigation in 1979 yielded between 10,000 and 15,000 artifacts, which are now housed at the State Museum of Pennsylvania. Most of the site remains undisturbed since the end of the war in 1783. In 1999, when a housing development was proposed for 50 of the 270 acres, a group of preservationists had it listed in 'Pennsylvania at Risk' in 2000, and in 2005, it was listed on the National Trust for Historic Preservation's 'America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places.'
In 2011, the Conservation Fund purchased part of the acreage, which was merged with a park run by Springettsbury Township a year later. The entire site has now been purchased using a number of funding sources.


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InnoDBnow permits concurrent reads on a table while creating nonprimary unique indexes. (This was found to create problems and was reverted in 5.5.12.) (Bug #11784056)
Previously, Performance Schema instrumentation for both the binary log and the relay log used these instruments:
wait/io/file/sql/binlog wait/io/file/sql/binlog_index wait/synch/mutex/sql/MYSQL_BIN_LOG::LOCK_index wait/synch/cond/sql/MYSQL_BIN_LOG::update_cond
Now instrumentation for the relay log uses these instruments, which makes it possible to distinguish binary log and relay log events:
wait/io/file/sql/relaylog wait/io/file/sql/relaylog_index wait/synch/mutex/sql/MYSQL_RELAY_LOG::LOCK_index wait/synch/cond/sql/MYSQL_RELAY_LOG::update_cond
(Bug #59658, Bug #11766528)
MySQL distributions now include an
INFO_SRCfile that contains information about the source distribution, such as the MySQL version from which it was created. MySQL binary distributions additionally include an
INFO_BINfile that contains information about how the distribution was built, such as compiler options and feature flags. In RPM packages, these files are located in the
/usr/share/doc/packages/MySQL-serverdirectory. In
tar.gzand derived packages, they are located in the
Docsdirectory under the location where the distribution is unpacked. (Bug #42969, Bug #11751935)
Previously, for queries that were aborted due to a sort problem or terminated with
KILLin the middle of a sort, the server wrote the message
Sort abortedto the error log. Now the server writes more information about the cause of the error. These causes include:
Insufficient disk space in the temporary file directory prevented a temp file from being created
Insufficient memory for
sort_buffer_sizeto be allocated
Somebody ran
KILLin the middle of a filesort operation
The server was shut down while some queries were sorting
A transaction was rolled back or aborted due to a lock wait timeout or deadlock
Unexpected errors, such as a source table or even temp table was corrupt
Processing of a subquery failed which was also sorting
(Bug #30771, Bug #11747102)
A new system variable,
max_long_data_size, now controls the maximum size of parameter values that can be sent with the
mysql_stmt_send_long_data()C API function. If not set at server startup, the default is the value of the
max_allowed_packetsystem variable. This variable is deprecated. In MySQL 5.6, it is removed and the maximum parameter size is controlled by
For the Windows installer, debug information files and the embedded MySQL server have been removed from the standard MSI distribution file to reduce the download size for the majority of users.
If these files are needed, the Zip distribution must be downloaded separately and be extracted in the installation directory, which is most probably
C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 5.5on English systems.
Please note that upon product de-installation, these extracted files from the Zip distribution must be removed from the system manually.
The undocumented
SHOW NEW MASTERstatement has been removed, and the
Com_show_new_masterstatus variable along with it.
Important Change: The length of the
plugincolumn of the
mysql.usersystem table is increased to 64 characters. This is now the same size as the
namecolumn of the
mysql.plugintable. (Bug #11766610, Bug #59752)
Partitioning: A problem with a previous fix for poor performance of
INSERT ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATEstatements on tables having many partitions caused the handler function for reading a row from a specific index to fail to store the ID of the partition last used. This caused some statements to fail with Can't find record errors. (Bug #59297, Bug #11766232)
References: This issue is a regression of: Bug #52455.
Replication: A failed
DROP DATABASEstatement could break statement-based replication. (Bug #58381, Bug #11765416)
Microsoft Windows: On Windows, the
authentication_stringcolumn recently added to the
mysql.usertable caused the Configuration Wizard to fail. (Bug #59038, Bug #11766011)
Microsoft Windows: On Windows, an object in thread local storage could be used before the object was created. (Bug #55730, Bug #11763065)
Two unused test files in
storage/ndb/test/sqlcontained incorrect versions of the GNU Lesser General Public License. The files and the directory containing them have been removed. (Bug #11810224)
References: See also: Bug #11810156.
Division of large numbers could cause stack corruption. (Bug #11792200)
Queries that used
cp1251strings could result in an "illegal mix of collations" error. (Bug #60101, Bug #11766874)
mysql_load_plugin()C API function did not clear the previous error. (Bug #60075, Bug #11766854)
An assertion was raised if an
XA COMMITwas issued when an XA transaction had already encountered an error (such as a deadlock) that required the transaction to be rolled back. (Bug #59986, Bug #11766788)
On some systems, debug builds of
comp_errcould fail due to an uninitialized variable. (Bug #59906, Bug #11766729)
The server read one byte too many when trying to process an XML string lacking a closing single quote (
') or double quote (
") character used as an argument for
ExtractValue(). (Bug #59901, Bug #11766725)
References: See also: Bug #44332, Bug #11752979.
Attempting to create a spatial index on a
CHARcolumn longer than 31 bytes led to an assertion failure if the server was compiled with safemutex support. (Bug #59888, Bug #11766714)
Aggregation followed by a subquery could produce an incorrect result. (Bug #59839, Bug #11766675)
An incorrect character set pointer passed to
my_strtoll10_mb2()caused an assertion to be raised. (Bug #59648, Bug #11766519)
FIND_IN_SET()could work differently in MySQL 5.5 than in 5.1. (Bug #59405, Bug #11766317)
mysqldump did not quote database names in
ALTER DATABASEstatements in its output, which could cause an error at reload time for database names containing a dash. (Bug #59398, Bug #11766310)
MYSQL_HOMEenvironment variable was being ignored. (Bug #59280, Bug #11766219)
An invalid pathname argument for the
--defaults-extra-fileoption of MySQL programs caused a program crash. (Bug #59234, Bug #11766184)
CREATE TRIGGERand
DROP TRIGGERcan change the prelocking list of stored routines, but the routine cache did not detect such changes, resulting in routine execution with an inaccurate locking list. (Bug #58674, Bug #11765684)
The code for
PROCEDURE ANALYSE()had a missing
DBUG_RETURNstatement, which could cause a server crash in debug builds. (Bug #58140, Bug #11765202)
An assertion was raised if a statement tried to upgrade a metadata lock while there was an active
FLUSH TABLEstatement. Now if a statement tries to upgrade a metadata lock in this situation, the server returns an
tbl_listWITH READ LOCK
ER_TABLE_NOT_LOCKED_FOR_WRITEerror to the client. (Bug #57649, Bug #11764779)
If a multiple-table update updated a row through two aliases and the first update physically moved the row, the second update failed to locate the row. This resulted in different errors depending on the storage engine, although these errors did not accurately describe the problem:
MyISAM, which is nontransactional, the update executed first was performed but the second was not. In addition, for two equal multiple-table update statements, one could succeed and the other fail depending on whether the record actually moved, which is inconsistent.
Now such an update returns an error if it will update a table through multiple aliases, and perform an update that may physically move the row in at least one of these aliases. (Bug #57373, Bug #11764529, Bug #55385, Bug #11762751)
SHOW WARNINGSoutput following
EXPLAIN EXTENDEDcould include unprintable characters. (Bug #57341, Bug #11764503)
In some cases,
SHOW WARNINGSreturned an empty result when the previous statement failed. (Bug #55847, Bug #11763166)
For a client connected using SSL, the
Ssl_cipher_liststatus variable was empty and did not show the possible cipher types. (Bug #52596, Bug #11760210)
When used to upgrade tables, mysqlcheck (and mysql_upgrade, which invokes mysqlcheck) did not upgrade some tables for which table repair was found to be necessary. In particular, it failed to upgrade
InnoDBtables that needed repair, leaving them in a nonupgraded state. This occurred because:
mysqlcheck --check-upgrade ---auto-repair checks for tables that are incompatible with the current version of MySQL. It does this by issuing the
CHECK TABLE ... FOR UPGRADEstatement and examining the result.
For any table found to be incompatible, mysqlcheck issues a
REPAIR TABLEstatement. But this fails for storage engines such as
InnoDBthat do not support the repair operation. Consequently, the table remained unchanged.
To fix the problem, the following changes were made to
CHECK TABLE ... FOR UPGRADEand mysqlcheck. Because mysql_upgrade invokes mysqlcheck, these changes also fix the problem for mysql_upgrade.
CHECK TABLE ... FOR UPGRADEreturns a different error if a table needs repair but its storage engine does not support
Error: ER_TABLE_NEEDS_UPGRADE Table upgrade required. Please do "REPAIR TABLE `tbl_name`" or dump/reload to fix it!
Error: ER_TABLE_NEEDS_REBUILD Table rebuild required. Please do "ALTER TABLE `tbl_name` FORCE" or dump/reload to fix it!
mysqlcheck recognizes the new error and issues an
ALTER TABLE ... FORCEstatement. The
FORCEoption for
ALTER TABLEwas recognized but did nothing; now it is implemented and acts as a "null" alter operation that rebuilds the table.
(Bug #47205, Bug #11755431)
CASE ... WHENarguments had different character sets, 8-bit values could be referenced as
utf32values, raising an assertion. (Bug #44793, Bug #11753363)
Bitmap functions used in one thread could change bitmaps used by other threads, raising an assertion. (Bug #43152, Bug #11752069)


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The first game against Avon was an extra-inning contest that began on July 3 and ended on July 12. The second contest saw a 3-0 Southington lead evaporate in a flurry of miscues and errors. Southington posted an 8-4 victory in the third game, but it was too late.
American Legion Post 72 led in all three games. Southington out-scored their Avon rivals, 13-11, over the three game regular season series, but Avon won the one stat that mattered. With a 2-1 advantage in their head-to-head contests, Avon ended Southington's bid for back-to-back zone titles.
Coach Marc Verderame said that he hopes his team learned a valuable lesson in the loss.
"You can't have the lead that late and give it up, but I think we'll learn from that. We know that we can play with a team like Avon. We know that we're the best team in the zone, and we know we gave it away," he said. "I told the kids that we're going to be judged by what happens next."
Things are heating up for the local Legionnaires. They survived a stretch of 11 games over a 10 day stretch that included a six-game winning streak that matched a season's best. With one game to go, they've already clinched second place in the Zone I Standings. Now comes the fun part.
"I like where we are right now," said Verderame. "It matters where we're standing at the end, not how we did in the zone against Avon. I think we have a good team. We've got the pitching, and the hitting has been good lately. I'm looking forward to making a run in the playoffs."
The state tournament is just around the corner, and the locals are poised to make another run. They've secured their spot in the state's top 20 for a berth in the single-elimination sectional tournament. With a second place finish, Southington has earned a bye in the opening round, so they'll begin with a home game on July 22.
With the zone title, Avon will only need to win once to secure entry into the double-elimination state tournament. Southington will have to win twice, but Verderame said that it's only a technicality.
"If we can't win two games to get in, we're probably not going to be able to win a state tournament anyway," said the coach. "I think it's going to be a good test for us and a good chance to erase any doubts that people might have about us."
Can this team win that elusive second state title and first since 1993? Verderame said that they have the talent, but the coach still has some questions that need to be answered.
Those questions were posed by opponents in the final week of the season:
How good is Southington's depth on the mound?
If Matt Sirois has anything to say about it, Southington has more arms than they can use. On Monday, July 8, the third baseman stepped to the mound for a one-hitter in his American Legion debut. Sirois scattered one hit and one walk over seven innings on the mound, and Southington rallied for a 5-0 win.
"He throws knuckleballs, and it was fun to watch him go to work," said Verderame. "Nobody could touch him. I don't think that a lot of teams see knuckleballers, so we might use him later on the mound. It was a special appearance for us, and we took care of business."
The offense combined for five runs on eight hits. Zac Susi (2-for-3) had multiple hits. Sirois scored a double. Southington scored twice in their first at bat and put the game away with a three-run rally in the sixth inning.
Do we depend too heavily on our pitchers to carry the load?
Brett Susi has been nothing short of stellar this summer as one of the aces in Southington's lineup, but he struggled late in the game on Tuesday, July 9. Susi scattered seven hits over a complete game performance, but he almost squandered a 5-1 lead when Bristol rallied for three runs in the final inning.
"That game was really important for our confidence level," said Verderame. "Bristol had been beating us up for about 10 years. I don't think we took a single series for as long as I've been in the program. It was important. We got off to a good lead, but we almost gave it up."
In the end, it was Southington's power and defense that proved the difference. Dave Palladino (2-for-4) had a double and three RBI. Ted Shaw and Brett Shaw both had doubles. Southington rallied for three runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to take a four run lead, and the defense shut down a late threat to clinch the season series with a 5-4 victory.
Can the team manufacture runs if needed?
Ted Shaw went 2-for-4, but finished with four steals and four runs scored. Mike Rogalski capitalized on a passed ball to manufacture his second score of the game. Josh Dobratz and Sirois advanced on passed balls and came around to score. Palladino stole a base.
On Thursday, July 11, Southington scored one win with a forfeit by Winsted and scored another win by turning eight hits into 13 runs scored. Joe Daigle scattered four hits over a six inning game, and Southington rallied to a 13-1 win.
"We had some good approaches at the plate," said Verderame. "We've been doing a great job of that lately. If you look at the hits we have, we've been getting a lot of hits going to the opposite field. We don't strike out that much, and I've been impressed with the way we've been coming along.
Can Southington put teams away, or will they lose focus when they have the lead?
That is the million dollar question, and it's the only one that still haunts the Southington coach.
Southington led by two in the seventh inning in their first game against Avon, but they surrendered two runs in Avon's final at bat and lost the game in 12 innings, 3-2, in a game with an eight day stoppage of play.
"We were up 2-0 in the seventh inning with one out and nobody on base. We just made some errors, walked a couple of guys, and they got a timely hit," said the coach. "You have to tip your hat to them for getting that hit, but I'm proud of our guys for hanging around for those four innings after that letdown. An error got us again with a dropped ball in left field."
The same thing happened in the second contest. Joe Rivera and Froebl scattered six runs over 6 2/3 innings. Southington was up 3-0 with two innings to go, but Avon rallied for four unanswered runs and a 4-3 victory.
"We walked a bunch of guys, and they came back," Verderame said. "Walks killed us, but we still got to the last inning with a one-run lead. We made two errors to blow the game."
That's why the coach was pleased with his team's efforts in the third and final contest. Southington took a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the first inning and added runs in all but one of the next five plate appearances to win, 8-4..
"They beat us in the first two games with a pair of lefties, and we got out of our game plan," he said. "We went back to it in game three by stealing a lot of bases and making things happen. That's who we are. When we stick to that game plan, we can be very dangerous."
So can the locals answer these questions and any more that pop up along the way? We'll find out in the upcoming weeks.
"All we have to do is execute," aid the coach. "If we do that, we can beat anybody."


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Mediterranean Diet Recipes: Vegetable-Laden Salads
Using salads as a regular part of your Mediterranean diet is a great, easy way to add a variety of healthful, nutrient-rich ingredients. For example, cooking broccoli as a side is a wonderful choice, but that dish only provides the nutrients found in that one food. Salads, on the other hand, offer the nutrients of many different foods, such as greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans, in one dish.
Greek Salad
Prep time: 12 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
8 cups romaine lettuce, torn into bite-sized pieces
4 medium tomatoes
2 medium cucumbers, seeded and diced
1/2 cup kalamata olives, pitted and chopped
6 green onions, chopped
1/4 cup fresh flat leaf parsley, chopped
Juice of 1 large lemon
1/3 cup olive oil
1 clove garlic, minced
Salt and pepper to taste
4 ounces crumbled feta cheese
Place the torn lettuce leaves into a large salad bowl.
Slice the tomatoes into 8 wedges each and place on top of the lettuce. Add the cucumbers, olives, green onions, and parsley.
In a small bowl, whisk together the lemon juice, olive oil, and garlic.
Season the dressing with salt and pepper to taste. Pour over the salad and toss. Sprinkle the salad with the feta cheese and serve immediately.
Per serving: Calories 264 (From Fat 194); Fat 22g (Saturated 5g); Cholesterol 17mg; Sodium 280mg; Carbohydrate 16g (Dietary Fiber 5g); Protein 6g.
Italian Bread Salad
Prep time: 12 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
1/2 pound day-old French bread or other crusty bread
4 medium tomatoes, large diced
1 English cucumber, seeded and diced
1/2 small red onion, sliced thin
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
8 basil leaves, sliced into long strips
Salt and pepper to taste
Cut the bread into one-inch cubes.
Heat a cast-iron or heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Place the bread cubes into the skillet and toast until slightly browned.
In a serving bowl, combine the tomatoes (including the juice), cucumber, and onion.
Top with the toasted bread.
Mix the oil, vinegar, and basil in a small bowl and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Pour over the salad and toss gently before serving.
Per serving: Calories 440 (From Fat 255); Fat 28g (Saturated 4g); Cholesterol 0mg; Sodium 378mg; Carbohydrate 40g (Dietary Fiber 3g); Protein 8g.
Some people prefer to let the salad season for 30 minutes at room temperature prior to adding the toasted bread.
Pomegranate Salad
Prep time: 8 minutes
Cook time: 7 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
2 tablespoons plus 2 tablespoons olive oil
8 ounces chilled halloumi cheese, cut into 1/4-inch-thick slices
6 cups baby arugula leaves or spinach
1 cup fresh mint leaves, sliced into long, thin strips
1/2 cup pistachios
1/2 cup pomegranate seeds
1/4 cup bottled pomegranate juice
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Salt and pepper to taste
In a large, heavy cast-iron or nonstick skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil over medium-high heat.
Add the cheese, being careful not to crowd the pan, and lower the temperature to medium-low.
Cook the cheese for 2 minutes on each side or until a golden brown crust is achieved.
Place the cooked cheese on paper towels to drain; remove the excess oil from the pan and reserve for the salad.
In a serving bowl, toss together the arugula, mint, pistachios, and pomegranate seeds.
In a small saucepan, heat the pomegranate juice over medium heat until it reduces by half, about 3 minutes.
Remove from the heat, add the remaining olive oil and the lemon juice, and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Toss the salad mixture with 1/4 cup of the dressing.
Arrange the cheese slices on top of the salad, drizzle with the remainder of the dressing, and serve.
Per serving: Calories 419 (From Fat 307); Fat 34g (Saturated 10g); Cholesterol 45mg; Sodium 418mg; Carbohydrate 14g (Dietary Fiber 4g); Protein 18g.
Halloumi cheese is a popular cheese used in Greece and found in specialty stores. You can also buy it online. If you can't find it, buy slices of mozzarella cheese; brush them with egg whites and dust with bread crumbs prior to cooking so they don't melt.
Tomato, Cucumber, and Basil Salad
Prep time: 12 minutes
Yield: 8 servings
8 Roma tomatoes
1 large cucumber
1/4 cup red onion, cut into 1/8-inch slices and then halved
1/4 cup fresh basil leaves, cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1/4 cup feta cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
Slice each tomato into 6 wedges.
Cut off both ends of the cucumber and slice it lengthwise down the middle.
With a spoon, scrape out the seeds. Slice the cucumber into half moons about 1/4-inch thick.
In a large serving bowl, toss together everything but the salt and pepper. Season with salt and pepper and serve.
Per serving: Calories 65 (From Fat 41); Fat 5g (Saturated 1g); Cholesterol 4mg; Sodium 58mg; Carbohydrate 5g (Dietary Fiber 1g); Protein 2g.


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by Brian DeCandia, sports information graduate assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College softball's (23-19, 7-7 PBC) originally scheduled doubleheader against the Columbus State University Cougars (26-16, 5-7 PBC) has been rescheduled due to the threat of incoming thunderstorms.
Both games have been rescheduled for Tuesday, April 17 at Columbus St. set to start at 3 p.m.
The Bobcats will head to Dahlonega, Ga. Tuesday, April 10 to take on the No. 13 North Georgia Saints for a doubleheader beginning at 4 p.m.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Harvard battled back from a three-goal deficit but fell at Johns Hopkins Saturday, 8-7 (Craig Cyr).
BALTIMORE, Md. – The Harvard women's lacrosse team made a dramatic comeback and tied the score at 7-7 with 1:38 remaining, but Johns Hopkins came away with the victory as Colleen McCaffrey scored the game-winner with 0:19 on the clock, 8-7.
Danielle Tetreault led the Harvard (2-3) offense with two goals and one assist, and also collected one ground ball and caused one turnover. Nina Kucharczyk added a pair of scores while Micaela Cyr, Jenn Leffew and Jennifer VanderMeulen rounded out the scoring. Melanie Baskind recorded three ground balls and Kelly Weis made six saves in goal.
Johns Hopkins (6-2) outshot the Crimson 22-14 and held a 13-4 advantage in draw controls. Colleen McCaffrey registered three goals and three draw controls, with Taylor D'Amore notching five ground balls, four draw controls, one goal and two assists.
Harvard took a 1-0 lead off the stick of Lefew with an assist credited to VanderMeulen 3:41 into the action. Tetreault gave the Crimson a 2-1 edge following Johns Hopkins' first goal of the day, but the Blue Jays rallied and took their first lead of the day, 3-2, off back-to-back goals from McCaffrey. Hopkins controlled play early in the game with an 8-3 advantage on shots, but Weiss came away with three saves through the first 20 minutes to keep the Crimson in the game.
Hopkins pushed its advantage to 5-2 with 5:37 remaining in the first half, prompting a timeout from the Crimson. Harvard was unable to respond in the closing moments of the frame, however, as the Blue Jays took the same three-goal margin into the intermission. At the half, Johns Hopkins held a 12-4 advantage in shots and a 6-2 edge in draw controls.
Harvard came out of the break quickly, with Tetreault notching her second goal just over three minutes in to make it a 5-3 game. Kucharczyk's free position goal cut the deficit to 5-4, but scores by Sammy Cermack and Sarah Taylor pushed Hopkins' lead back to three, 7-4, with 13:47 to play. Cyr scored with 6:37 remaining off a feed from Tetreault to pull Harvard within two, 7-5, setting up one final comeback attempt for the Crimson.
With the Blue Jays possessing the ball in their own defensive end, Kucharczyk came up with a ground ball following a Hopkins turnover and split through the defense for her second goal of the game to move the score to 7-6 with 4:34 on the clock. The Blue Jays won the ensuing draw control, but Christine Thexton was able to force a turnover and recovered the ground ball herself, leading to a game tying goal by VanderMeulen with just 1:38 to play.
Harvard's comeback bid came to an end, however, as McCaffrey converted her third goal with 0:19 remaining to secure the victory for Hopkins, 8-7.
Harvard returns to action Wednesday, March 21 against No. 14 Boston College. First draw is scheduled for 7 p.m. from Harvard Stadium.
Game Notes: Each of Harvard's last three games have been decided by one goal, with two of those games going to overtime … Micaela Cyr and Danielle Tetreault have scored at least one goal in each of Harvard's five games … Nina Kucharczyk scored two goals while making her 2012 debut.