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|2012-10-09 15:58
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|0005779: static data structures allocated on the GC heap
|I have fairly large program (120k LOC) with significant amounts of static data structures. For example, large lists of records containing information for rules tables. These are all read-only structures (no mutable records, no arrays). I'd like these in static sections so they don't consume as much memory, have to be allocated and initialized, and incur ongoing overhead from GC scanning them. My software runs on mobile devices (iPads), which can often be quite memory constrained; whatever I can do to reduce memory consumption is helpful.
The Ocaml compiler seem to be fairly brittle about determining what should be allocated in static .data sections and what will be allocated and placed on the heap at run time. For example, a simple non-mutable record does is static. A non-mutable record included in a list or another non-mutable record does cause allocation on the heap. It seems references to staticly allocated objects within a second object causes the latter to be allocated on the heap.
Can the predicate for what is allocated staticly (not on the heap) be improved to capture a more complete set of cases? Eg ints, strings, floats, lists, non-mutable records, disjoint unions of the preceding. And have that documented?
Also, would be nice if these didn't require heap allocation:
* Use of modules within files
* Declaring an alias of a function at the top level. Eg: let f a = a ;; let g = f ;;
|Steps To Reproduce
|I've attached a short program that declares various structures and monitors which one caused allocation by using Gc.stat. Most of the cases where allocation occurs are avoidable. A few (records with mutable fields) probably require allocation in some cases. I've only compiled the program using native code & for MacOS x64 but I imagine most of this is machine independent.
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| memory.ml [^] (1,895 bytes) 2012-10-09 15:58 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant.diff [^] (6,006 bytes) 2014-02-12 19:05 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant_v2.diff [^] (9,024 bytes) 2014-02-13 11:04 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant_v3.diff [^] (31,997 bytes) 2014-02-13 15:27 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant_v4.diff [^] (35,105 bytes) 2014-03-03 13:04 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant_v5.diff [^] (37,153 bytes) 2014-03-03 19:07 [Show Content]
nested_structured_constant_v6.diff [^] (40,922 bytes) 2014-03-05 17:35 [Show Content]
mutable_object_table.diff [^] (1,855 bytes) 2014-03-06 09:24 [Show Content]
mutable_object_table_null.diff [^] (2,863 bytes) 2014-03-07 09:42 [Show Content]
doligez (administrator)
2012-11-14 17:36
This looks more like a problem with constant propagation: if I inline the names in your examples, almost everything becomes optimal.
For example, I replace:
let int_alpha_record_record = { alpha = int_alpha_record } ;;
let int_alpha_record_record = { alpha = {alpha = 1} } ;;
When I do that for all expressions, the only ones that still allocate are:
int_mut_record alloced 2 --- this has to be in the heap because it's mutable
int_pairf alloced 3 --- I don't know why inlining doesn't make this one equivalent to int_pair.
Of course, my transformation destroys sharing, so you should use it with caution.
If you have large immutable data structures that you want to store out of the heap, you should probably have a look at the "ancient" library by Richard Jones:
http://git.annexia.org/?p=ocaml-ancient.git;a=summary [^]
I hope it still works with the latest versions of OCaml.
markghayden (reporter)
2012-12-05 18:22
|Thanks for the comments. The problem is that I would like to have sharing in these structures. I guess Ancient is a possible approach... but I'd really like to just have the structures allocated as part of the executable. It makes like much simpler. Is there a reason shared structures cannot be allocated statically (not on the heap)?
frisch (developer)
2014-02-12 19:12
Most of the machinery is in place in the compiler to track "approximations" of values. This notion cannot currently capture references to statically allocated structured constants, but it doesn't look very difficult to extend it to do so.
I've attached a patch in this direction. It is not very nice, because it extends the notion of structured_constant shared with the bytecode compiler (Lambda.structured_constant) with a case only meaningful in native code. A bigger refactoring (probably creating a dedicated type of "structured constants" to be used in the native compiler) would make sense, I guess.
Anyway, comments are welcome on the patch (esp. whether it fully achieves the desired behavior or still miss cases).
frisch (developer)
2014-02-12 19:20
|Note: inlined function calls are currently not turned into statically allocated constants. It's probably possible to do so by extending Closure.substitute to treat this case.
frisch (developer)
2014-02-13 11:05
A second version of the patch is attached. It addresses the case of inlined functions. With this patch, the following code does not allocate:
let a = (0, 1)
let b = (a, a)
let pair x y = (x, y)
let u = pair a a
let t = pair u u
frisch (developer)
2014-02-13 15:10
edited on: 2014-02-13 15:14
Ah ah, just spent 3 hours tracking a weird behavior!
The optimization under discussion can change the sharing of values between native and bytecode, because of inlining. For instance, in btype.ml, we have:
let newgenvar ?name () = newgenty (Tvar name)
A call to "newgenvar ()" will be inlined into "newgenty (Tvar None)", with the structured constant allocated statically, meaning that it will be shared across all invocations of this piece of code.
An unfortunate consequence is that ocamlc and ocamlc.opt could now produce different .cmi files (i.e. with different digest). This can be observed by compiling:
let a = function `A -> ()
let b = function `B -> ()
The resulting .cmi file has two occurrences of Tvar None, they are shared when produced by ocamlc.opt (unless if we compile ocamlc.opt with -inline 0), but different when produced by ocamlc.
This currently breaks the build system:
../ocamlcompopt.sh -pp './remove_DEBUG' -I ../parsing -I ../utils -I ../typing -I ../driver -I ../bytecomp -I ../tools -I ../toplevel/ -I ../stdlib -I ../otherlibs/str -I ../otherlibs/dynlink -I ../otherlibs/unix -I ../otherlibs/num -I ../otherlibs/graph -warn-error A -c odoc_gen.ml
File "/tmp/ocamlppd01b7d", line 1:
Error: The files odoc_texi.cmi and odoc_gen.cmi make inconsistent assumptions
over interface Odoc_texi
It's not clear whether having exactly the same sharing semantics between the bytecode and the native code compiler is critical, but the example above shows that one needs to be careful about it.
frisch (developer)
2014-02-13 15:36
edited on: 2014-02-13 15:40
Attached a third version of the patch. It now defines proper datatypes to represent the immediate and structured constants in the native code compiler.
The code is much cleaner (also compared to the current trunk, where the invariant on which kinds of constant can appear in clambda is burried in the code).
All structured constants are bound to global symbols, including sub-terms. This is different from the previous behavior (only the root of structured constants where bound). The advantage is that it will enable more optimizations such as simplifying a field projection from a constant block (let a = ("foo", "bar");; let b = fst a).
As a work-around for the problem reported in my previous note, there is a hack in subst.ml to normalize all occurrence of Tvar None (I did not check if other such constants could appear).
Note: I haven't reproduced for now the sharing of string literals generated by translclass (and there might be a different in the sharing of floats as well). It could make sense to allow even more sharing of identical structured constants, but this would have the effect of changing even more the sharing semantics between native and bytecode.
frisch (developer)
2014-02-18 21:12
|A key point to be discussed is whether we want to maintain as much as possible the same behavior w.r.t. physical equality / sharing between code generated by ocamlopt and by ocamlc, or if we are free to improve sharing in native code (and then, it might make sense to share all structurally equal literals as well in a given unit).
frisch (developer)
2014-03-03 13:26
edited on: 2014-03-03 13:49
Just uploaded *_v4.diff. This patch adds the sharing of structurally equal structured constant (in a single unit). Some special care is taken not to share string literals (except the empty one!), though. Indeed, there is no consensus amongst developers that it is right to do so (even though the manual explicitly says that the compiler can share string literals as if they are constants).
The patch also adds constant propagation on field projection, so that code such as:
let z = ("abc", "def") let swap z = (snd z, fst z) let a = swap (swap z)
does not allocate. There is also an extra rule to compute statically the length of a known string so that the following does not allocate either (with a proper -inline directive):
let foo s = (s, String.length s) let l = foo "abcd"
I think the patch is ready for inclusion, and I'd like to get some feedback on it.
Some points to be noted:
- The patch increases the difference of behavior between ocamlc and ocamlopt w.r.t. physical equality of structured constants. This creates another problem while compiling ocamldoc (ocamlc and ocamlopt.opt produce different .cmi files when compiling odoc_parameter.ml, which leads to "The files odoc_class.cmi and odoc_str.cmi make inconsistent assumptions over interface Odoc_parameter"). This is because of the sharing of the empty string literal. We can: (i) disable this special case, (ii) arrange so that the compiler creates a single empty string literal (which will be shared both in bytecode and in native code); (iii) tweak the generic marshaling to have it share all empty strings; (iv) tweak ocamldoc's build system to avoid relying on the fact that ocamlc and ocamlopt.opt produce the same .cmi files. I've checked that not sharing the empty string fixes the build.
- The compiler can generate useless constants (e.g. if a field is extracted from a constant block, which is not otherwise used). I don't think we care, but in case we do, it would not be difficult to filter out those unused constants while generating the cmm code.
- With the patch, all structured constants (including sub-terms) are given a globally accessible symbol. This can add many exported symbols to a given object. I don't think that it is an issue.
- There is still some logic in translclass to share method names and table of method names. It is redundant with the generic sharing of constants in ocamlopt, but it is still useful for bytecode, so I'll leave it there.
- There is also some logic to share float literals in various versions of emit.mlp. This is for the instruction used to load a double constant into a register (Iconst_float). It could make sense to use the generic sharing of structured constants (which include floats) to achieve the same effect.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-03 15:57
edited on: 2014-03-03 19:14
> With the patch, all structured constants (including sub-terms) are given a globally accessible symbol. This can add many exported symbols to a given object. I don't think that it is an issue.
Well, actually, this could be problematic with flexdll (when compiled as a 32-bit program), which puts all exported symbols in one section, materialized internally with an OCaml string.
I've tested with LexiFi current code base, and we have an instance where we create a .cmxs file whose .exptbl section has 12Mb bytes (with the patch), the limit being 16Mb. I'm confident that flexlink can be adapted to support larger cases, but this will still materialize as runtime structures.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-03 18:50
edited on: 2014-03-03 19:24
The *_v5.diff patch adds a pass to determine which constant symbols need to be made global (i.e. they appear in the "approx" of the structure stored in the cmx). This reduces the size of executables. For instance, under Linux 64-bit, here is the size in bytes of ocamlc.opt:
trunk: 5 399 977 v4: 5 444 491 v5: 4 846 475
On LexiFi's example of a huge .cmxs file, we go from 177148 exported symbols (with v4) to just 29467 (with v5), and .exptbl section is now tiny (about 1.2 Mb).
This also shows that it might be worth doing the same with the global symbols created for OCaml functions (many of them might not be required to be global).
frisch (developer)
2014-03-04 17:20
edited on: 2014-03-05 11:01
There seems to be a bad interaction with the compilation of objects and classes. The following code:
module F(X : sig end) = struct class op = object end let () = print_endline "A1" let o1 = object inherit op initializer print_endline "A2" end let () = print_endline "A3" let o2 = object inherit op initializer print_endline "A4" end let () = print_endline "A5" end module A = F(struct end)
Note that "A2" is printed instead of "A4".
frisch (developer)
2014-03-05 17:33
edited on: 2014-03-05 18:26
Regarding the problem mentioned in the previous note: in stdlib/camlinternalOO.ml, the function build_path returns a block "Cons(Obj.magic 0, Empty, Empty)", but this block is mutated. I'm uploading a new patch which prevents static allocation of this block.
The new patch (*_v6) also addresses 0006337 (duplicated emission of constants).
I've tried this patch on LexiFi's code base, and I can confirm that no test is broken (which is how I detected the previous bug in camlinternalOO). I also observe a significant reduction in the memory allocated by our main application's processes (I'll try to come up with more precise measures, but this does not seem completely negligible).
gasche (administrator)
2014-03-05 23:11
I don't know much about camlinternalOO, but I suspect that the whole approach of having
external mut : tables -> mut_tables = "%identity"
(so the existing code, rather than what you added) may be a bad idea in the long run.
In Batteries we have code which I think was suggested by Jacques, that lets us build (immutable) lists by using mutable lists (with a mutable tail field storing an *immutable* list) as a temporary data structure:
https://github.com/ocaml-batteries-team/batteries-included/blob/master/src/batList.ml#L50 [^]
The way it works is that mutable lists are turned into immutable lists (to insert them at the end of a previous mutable list), but never the other way around. I always justified the safeness of this choice by saying that it would be robust to compiler improvement reasoning on mutability.
Would it be possible to rewrite the camlinternalOO code to get rid of "mut" altogether? Does it automatically enforce a programming style that is safe with respect to sharing of immutable constants?
I think this is an important example to get straightened out as it may be representative of code existing in the wild. Having clear guidelines on what kind of hacks are ok and which are broken or risk becoming broken tomorrow is important.
gasche (administrator)
2014-03-06 09:29
I had a try at a version of camlinternalOO that does not convert an immutable into a mutable one. I could not use a Batteries-like solution, because the code performs lookup on the immutable structure and wants to mutate the tail at the point of lookup.
The solution I experimented is to make the structure always mutable; the code compiles, passes the testsuite and Alain's example above, but I know little about camlinternalOO (in particular, why an immutable structure was used in the first place), so it's probably not correct -- and even if it was, it's unclear that it should be preferred to Alain's solution.
I checked the use of lookup_tables in translclass.ml, and it seems to remain correct with that implementation with no change (my understanding is that it only manipulates the first field of the record/constructor, not the second and third fields affected by the change).
frisch (developer)
2014-03-06 10:24
Hi Gabriel,
Thanks for looking at that. Disclaimer: I'm not familiar at all with the logic and data structures involved in camlinternalOo (if someone could take the time to understand and document the compilation/runtime support for classes, this would be great, btw!).
Clearly, the original code was wrong: turning an immutable value into a mutable one through the use of magic is not ok. The compiler should be allowed to share physically two immutable blocks with identical [initial] content. The current patch is about static allocation of such constants blocks outside the heap, and another possible optimization could be to lift such allocations (even of non-constant blocks) outside functions (e.g. at the toplevel of a functor's body).
Your solution is thus quite appealing, since it completely remove this cast from immutable to mutable. But are we certain that the data structure will never be marshaled/unmarshaled (which would break the physical equality check on the sentinel)? (I'm thinking about marshaling a first-class module obtained from a compilation unit.) If not, what about implementing the equality with empty by "let is_empty x = x == x.next"?
gasche (administrator)
2014-03-06 11:27
edited on: 2014-03-06 11:28
I hadn't thought about marshalling indeed; the cyclicity test would be fine; another solution I thought about is to use the invariant that only the last cell has (Obj.magic 0) as key, but in fact it looks like the cyclicity test results in simpler code.
Re. correctness, I guess we should ask/wait for Jacques' opinion as he's the author of this code.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-06 11:41
We could probably integrate the main patch first. The changes to camlInternalOO are certainly worth investigating, but this could probably be done directly on trunk.
(One way to gain some confidence that there is no other such occurrences would be to emit structured constants (except string literals) in a read-only section.)
frisch (developer)
2014-03-06 12:11
|With the latest version, ocamlc.opt now has 4 669 190 bytes (against 5 399 977 on trunk). That's a non-negligible 15% gain.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-06 16:55
|I've monitored the impact of the patch on the memory usage of the main processes of LexiFi's application (under Windows, looking at "Memory (Private Working Set)", as reported by Windows task manager). The patch reduces this amount by about 9% for the simpler processes (which are spawned and do nothing until requested; e.g. a "scheduler processes uses 32Mb with the patch, 35Mb without it).
frisch (developer)
2014-03-06 18:03
|Last patch (v6) committed to trunk, rev 14444.
garrigue (manager)
2014-03-07 01:39
I was just ignoring this would thread because I thought I was not involved :-)
Concerning camlinternalOO.ml, it was rather hackish from the beginning, but maybe I brought that to a new level. Fortunately, since this is part of OCaml itself, bugs can be discovered early. I'm a bit concerned by the possibility that others may be using the same trick.
What is implemented is basically a simple algorithm building a tree where each level dispatches on a different part of the key. Since we need to be able to add instances on the fly, this structure is mutable.
The fix seems fine. It would be possible to replace all uses of Cons by (demut {key=...}), without incurring any extra cost. Going further, one could just remove the definition of tables, and just use mut_tables, but this would require a little more care (we still want to use a null pointer for empty to avoid indirections).
Thinking of it, all this is related to Jean-Christophe Filliatre's talk at JFLA 2014.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-07 09:17
|I've committed Gabriel's proposal with a sentinel (modified to use a cyclicity test) in camlinternalOO.
gasche (administrator)
2014-03-07 09:41
|Heh. In the morning shuttle I wrote a different version of the patch with a null value as sentinel, as suggested by Jacques. I'm uploading it for the reference, but I think I prefer the current solution, as it does not use any magic.
gasche (administrator)
2014-03-07 09:45
Re. potential code breakage for other users of unsafe features: I think a nice thing to do would be to rebase the change against 4.01, so that users can easily check their codebase against it, without interference of other trunk features (eg. Coq doesn't compile against trunk currently).
Alain, do you think you could do that? Otherwise I'll perhaps give it a try later next week.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-07 10:24
> Alain, do you think you could do that? Otherwise I'll perhaps give it a try later next week.
Honestly, if you could give it a try, that would be nice.
> Coq doesn't compile against trunk currently
What's the problem?
garrigue (manager)
2014-03-07 13:37
Was there a misunderstanding?
The fix I said was fine was the one originally committed, not Gabriel's (which I hadn't seen).
This code has to be efficient, and modifying it for pedantism is not a good idea.
If you're afraid about safety, please first read transclass.ml and understand everything in it.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-07 15:45
Jacques: do you think the current version is indeed observationally slower than the previous one? If yes, I'll happily revert, but it seems to me that avoiding unsafe hacks (such as converting an immutable datastructure to a mutable one) is actually quite useful (even more since I spent about one day tracking that problem).
If performance of this piece of code is actually critical, it might be worth considering as well other micro-optimizations, such as removing array bound checks, avoiding the closure allocation in lookup_keys (e.g. by calling lookup_keys instead of lookup_key, and checking the i < 0 condition before the call where i changes).
Do you have examples of OO code exercising intensively this part of the code?
frisch (developer)
2014-03-07 18:10
|I've reverted the change in camlinternalOO, to be on the safe side.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-07 18:56
Just for the fun of it, a slightly more efficient version of camlinternalOO.lookup_keys:
let lookup_keys i keys tables = let tables = mut tables in let key = ref (Array.unsafe_get keys i) in let i = ref i in let tables = ref tables in while ( if (!tables).key == !key then begin if !i = 0 then (tables := mut (!tables).data; false) else (decr i; key := Array.unsafe_get keys !i; tables := mut (!tables).data; true) end else let next = (!tables).next in if next <> Empty then (tables := mut next; true) else begin let next = Cons (!key, Empty, Empty) in (!tables).next <- next; tables := mut (build_path (!i-1) keys (mut next)); false end ) do () done; demut !tables
I get a 8% speedup on the following code:
module F(X : sig end) = struct class op = object end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end let o = object inherit op end end let () = for i = 1 to 10000000 do let module A = F(struct end) in () done
(Compiling camlinternalOO with a high inline factor instead of the current -inline 0 leads to a small extra improvement, but I assume there is a good reason to have -inline 0.)
garrigue (manager)
2014-03-08 06:37
edited on: 2014-03-08 16:30
Interesting. This shows that tail recursive functions are not yet as fast as loops...
I'm not sure this 8% is worth the loss in maintainability, but you have a point.
I just tried to make it more readable, and this doesn't seem to introduce any
slowdown. It gets even a bit faster after inlining lookup_keys inside lookup_tables.
(To keep the logic simpler, it is a bit slower when adding new keys, but this shouldn't matter.)
So, if your note was not intended as a joke, this may be worth it.
By the way, the "-inline 0" is essential, so that code in this module does not get inlined in
other modules, which would cause a code blowup. Object-oriented code is already rather
space consuming. But this makes harder to write efficient code inside the module.
let lookup_tables root keys =
let root = mut root in
if root.data <> Empty then
let tables = ref (mut root.data) in
for i = Array.length keys - 1 downto 0 do
let key = Array.unsafe_get keys i in
while (!tables).key != key do
let next = (!tables).next in
if next != Empty then tables := mut next else
let next = Cons (key, Empty, Empty) in
(!tables).next <- next;
tables := mut next;
ignore (build_path (i-1) keys (mut next))
tables := mut (!tables).data
demut !tables
build_path (Array.length keys - 1) keys root
frisch (developer)
2014-03-10 11:27
> So, if your note was not intended as a joke, this may be worth it.
I'll let you decide! I assume that OO-heavy code is usually not critical in terms of performance, but it's always good to optimize such common "infrastructure" code.
frisch (developer)
2014-03-19 12:45
|Marking this as resolved. The discussion on optimizing camlinternalOO is independent of this ticket.
markghayden (reporter)
2014-03-19 13:01
|Thanks for your efforts on this! I'm looking forward to trying this. Did anyone have a chance to run the original test program submitted with the problem report against the patched version of Ocaml?
frisch (developer)
2014-03-19 13:38
The original test programs reports:
init alloced 83
int_pair alloced 0
string alloced 0
string_pair alloced 0
int_pair_record alloced 0
int_alpha_record alloced 0
string_record alloced 0
int_record_record alloced 0
int_record_pair alloced 0
int_record alloced 0
int_record_record alloced 0
int_record_list alloced 0
int_mut_record alloced 2
int_list alloced 0
int_pair_list alloced 0
int_pairf alloced 0
int_pair_identify alloced 0
big_tuple alloced 0
big_tuple_syms alloced 0
function_alias alloced 0
|Issue History
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The Colombia of "Love in the Time of Cholera"
A Q&A with the new film's executive producer about shooting on location in Cartagena, Colombia.
Directed by Mike Newell, the film adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez's classic novel Love in the Time of Cholera is a rare glimpse into Colombia and, more specifically, the beautiful city of Cartagena. We got the scoop about where certain scenes were shot from executive producer Scott LaStaiti. Love, which stars Javier Bardem, Benjamin Bratt, and Giovanna Mezzogiorno, opens tomorrow.
BT: In the beginning, young Florentino hoists the wrong flag outside the telegraph office. Where was that shot?
SL: We built the telegraph office on top of Baluarte San Lucas (San Lucas Fort). It's on the wall that surrounds the old city and only a few hundred yards away from—and connected to—the Baluarte La Tenaza (Tenaza's Fort). Below Baluarte La Tenaza is Las Bóvedas, once a munitions storage space, and now a popular tourist market.
BT: Were the market scenes filmed in a real market?
SL: This is our "arcade of scribes" location. Currently, the building houses the Governor's Palace, which is on Plaza de Bolívar and adjacent to Palacio de la Inquisición. The Inquisition Palace is where the Spanish conquistadores used to imprison and torture people, and there's now a museum that's open to the public. One of the more prominent cathedrals in Cartagena, Basílica Menor, is also on this square and is open to the public.
BT: Many of the houses in the film were beautiful. Were they private houses, or can people visit them?
SL: The architecture in Cartagena is amazing, and within the old city it's fairly well preserved. We shot in a mixture of private homes and public buildings. The Urbino home, where Juvenal and Fermina lived as a married couple, is a private home in the Manga district (outside of the old walled city). Lorenzo Daza's house, meanwhile, is a government-owned building referred to as Casa del Marqués de Valdehoyos. It's on Calle Factoria, which is one block from Santo Domingo Square (within the walled city). It's open to the public on certain days.
BT: The riverboat scenes were stunning. Do you know if it's possible to take such a journey?
SL: There was a time when this was a very popular mode of travel in Colombia, but unfortunately no such journey exists at this time in Cartagena. Both boats were designed by our production designer, Wolf Kroeger, and built specifically for the film at the Cartagena Naval Shipyard.
BT: Are there other scenes that you think readers would want to re-create?
SL: We shot the poetry competition in the Teatro Heredia, in the old city on Calle Don Sancho—it's open to the public on occasion. The cathedral where we shot Christmas Eve Mass, Juvenal and Fermina's wedding, and the baptism of Juvenal and Fermina's child is the San Pedro Claver Cathedral, in San Pedro Claver Square. The exterior of the college where Florentino picks up America Vicuña (this is also the location for the interior of Fermina's school), is Escuela de Bellas Artes. It's in San Diego Square. The choir at both the funeral and the Christmas Eve Mass, as well as the two opera performers in the LaBohème scene, are students from this school. Directly across the square is the Santa Clara Hotel, arguably the nicest hotel in Cartagena. It used to be the convent that García Márquez wrote about in the book.
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UH Army ROTC Commissions its 81st Class
UH Army ROTC Commissions the Army's Newest LieutenantsUniversity of Hawaiʻi
Professor of Military Science
The University of Hawaii Army ROTC program will conduct its 81st Spring Commissioning Ceremony on Saturday, May 18 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Battery Randolph, Ft. DeRussy. Twenty-four cadets will take their oath to become the Army's newest Second Lieutenants.
Simultaneously, the U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii will host 200 years of military history when it presents "Living History Day" from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. as part of Armed Forces Day. Various groups will gather at Ft. DeRussy to commemorate, educate, entertain, and present hands on exhibits of weapons, equipment, and insignia relating to different periods of history from the Civil War to the present.
Participating organizations will include the 25th Infantry Division, the Hawaii Army National Guard, the Hawaii Historic Arms Association, the Hawaii Military Vehicle Preservation Association, the Celtic Pipes and Drums of Hawaii, and Pa ku'i-a-holo (Hawaiian fighting Arts).
These events are free and open to the general public. Parking is available across the street from the museum.


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Catastrophes, wars, terrorism, ecological disasters, deadly diseases,
poverty ....
The list of tragedies - both personal and public - is endless. Every
day and hour media, politicians, experts - and charlatans - bring us
a never ending barrage of bad things. No wonder that many people feel
depressed and weary.
This blog tries - in a modest and personal way - to contribute to a more
balanced view. After all, there is so much to appreciate and
enjoy in life ...


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Shannon and Jason Tiemeyer didn't necessarily plan to get married and have 11 children. And the couple, who married in 1990, aren't necessarily done yet. It's a matter of taking their faith — and it's teaching on being open to life — seriously.
Shannon Tiemeyer, who writes the All This and Heaven Too blog worked outside the home until the family had their seventh child in 2002. Now a stay-at-home mother and home-schooler living in the Houston area, Tiemeyer said Jason earns a little more than $100,000 a year in his position as a regional sales manager for a consumer products company.
"He makes good money, and it would go very far if we had just a few children," Tiemeyer wrote in an e-mail interview. "Actually, numbers mean different things in different parts of the country, depending on the cost of housing and the cost of living."
"As with anyone, making ends meet isn't always easy, but we have never gone without.," she added. "We have plenty, we really do, but we drive older cars and don't have much in savings."
That means taking things as they come and taking it on faith that things will work out. It also means that the family cannot pay for expenses that might be taken for granted in other families, such as college.
The oldest four Tiemeyer children, ages 22 to 17, have jobs and pay their own way to attend community college, Tiemeyer said, while their parents continue to pay their living expenses.
"We buy them a used car when they are around 19 to get them to and from school," she said. "We pay car insurance and cell phone (bills). We do not pay for college, but try to make sure that is as easy as possible by taking care of all the other things. (Jason) and I realized that we focused much harder on classes when we paid for them ourselves. When they graduate from college the car will be given to them. Until then we take care of it as long as they are in classes."
The 13 members of the family live in what Tiemeyer called "an older home that needs lots of work" and finds adventures near home or visiting relatives rather than taking extended family vacations.
"We live a simple life, but a good one," she said. "We have cable TV and all the electronic extras. We are not hurting by any stretch."
In fact, the family has managed to build up savings a few times, only to have them wiped out by unexpected medical expenses, including surgery to correct a congenital heart defect for their fifth child and a huge hit when their two youngest, twins, were born in 2012 and had to spend some time in the hospital.
"Each time Jason and I were thankful that we had what we needed," Tiemeyer said. "God must want us to trust in him."
That's often a theme of Tiemeyer's blog. Around the time the twins were born, she wrote about questioning why God would send the family two more babies in front of one of her children.
Her 4-year-old son said: "God told me in a dream that we are just supposed to love them! … We just need to love them; the rest will work out. You do love them, don't you?"
"Duh, mom, at least my kids have it figured out," Tiemeyer wrote on her blog. "It really is that simple. If you have one child or 20 your job is very simple. We are just required to love them. God does the rest."
Loving them does not mean giving them everything they want, or everything they see advertised, or everything "everyone else" has.
"I have learned that kids do not need all that is expected to be giving to them," Tiemeyer said. "Actually they tend to be smarter, kinder and happier when they don't get all that they want or what society seems to think they need.
"Big families do not need to put their kids in every sporting activity or dance group," she said. "We have so many opportunities to play and learn these activities with each other."
They also don't need to leave the house to find friends or playmates, and the family does not need to buy 11 versions of every toy or piece of furniture. For example, they do have a video-game system, but one $300 Wii does it for all of them. Food bought in bulk — a necessity when cooking for more than a dozen — costs less, Tiemeyer said, but she found clipping coupons to be too time-consuming to be worth the money.
The family does have a 15-passenger van, although its an older model that they bought used and have kept for years, and the cost of heating and cooling the house doesn't change much based on the number of people who live there. Laundry, however, is a constant expense.
But none of that compares in importance to the trust in God the Tiemeyers have always relied on, using natural family planning to space their pregnancies.
"We follow the teachings of the Church on this one and have never regretted it," Tiemeyer said. "We challenged ourselves to trust God's generosity, if we were open and generous to him by being open to new life he will be generous with us and help us provide. I know it might sound cliché, but it has always been the case."
Of course, the family still worries about money, and Tiemeyer worries about the pressure on her husband to provide for so many people.
"Over the years we have found that God provides when we let him," she said. "He provides in the big ways and in the little things. Our thought has always been that there is always room for more.
"We always give pause and think, 'What if we get pregnant again?' and then we smile and answer, 'We will hug and kiss that baby forever, just like the rest of them,'" Tiemeyer added. "What I am saying is that we don't throw caution to the wind and just 'chance' all of our encounters, but a baby is not losing the gamble in our minds. Another life is always a blessing, and God keeps proving that over and over again."
Tiemeyer added that limiting their family would be akin to limiting God's beauty within their home.
"We feel so blessed to have been open to life," she said. "We know that all are not called to have families as large as ours. We are just thankful that we were called."
Michelle Martin writes from Illinois.
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PLAINVIEW - The Llano Estacado Museum is losing one of its long-time exhibits, although it's not the type of exhibit you might be thinking. Patrons will still find the Native American teepee set up in the north-west corner or the wooly mammoth fossil near the entrance. This exhibit has been housed upstairs.
Eddie Guffee, who has been on display as the curator of the museum since 1978, is retiring after 30 years of working with Wayland Baptist University. Guffee, who spent two years working with Wayland as an independent archeologist in 1974-75, signed on as the museum's assistant director in 1976.
"The university says 28 years, I say 30," said Guffee with a grin. "It took me that long to figure out that I didn't want to do this type of work."
A retirement reception will be held from 3-5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 23 in the Independence Room at the museum.
Guffee, a graduate of Kress High School who did his college work at West Texas State University in Canyon, has been responsible for setting up every exhibit on display in the museum. And even as he retires, he says there a few more exhibits that he would like to see go up, including an old Model T Ford and a taxidermy collection. He also had a hands-on role in designing the museum.
"The original design was a round building which was impractical and very expensive," he said. "We went back to the architect and told him we needed something better. He came back to use with a shoe box. That was basically it."
Guffee's suggestion: "Slope the walls."
"The first farmers in the whole regions built mud houses with sloped walls," Guffee said. His idea made sense and gave birth to the building that sits at 8 th and Smyth streets on the Wayland campus. However, he doesn't want credit for the moat.
"For some reason, everybody wanted to retain that moat," he said. "I never liked it, but we have a moat."
Despite his personal feelings, Guffee said the moat is reminiscent of the old dugouts that used to dot the plains of West Texas.
Guffee is looking forward to his free time, although he isn't real sure how he will spend it. His wife, Patti, who serves as the assistant curator, will continue to work. Guffee plans on taking things easy for a while and seeing what comes up. One of his hobbies is restoring old cars with his brother-in-law, a hobby he hasn't been working at too long, but he has a 1942 jeep in his garage to show for it. Guffee said he also plans to continue his archeological work and study and may even consider doing some consulting work on the side.


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LG has informed CNET the company has no immediate plans to support Windows Phone 8 with new hardware. While the company remains open to using Microsoft's platform in the future, it doesn't see high enough demand for another smartphone to be released. This sounds odd since Samsung (also arguably a rather conservative OEM partner) is pushing its ATIV S and Odyssey Windows Phones.
This is interesting, since it was only last month that Korea Times suggested LG would indeed be returning to the Windows Phone platform and will launch a new smartphone later this year. This was contrast to what LG CEO Park Jong Seok stated (which matches today's report), that LG has "no specific plans for other mobile platforms." Meaning the company was set to focus on pushing forward with Android.
LG was one of the first manufacturing partners to work with Microsoft on Windows Phone when the platform launched in 2010. It's no secret that the platform has experienced a slow adoption rate with consumers since the beginning, which is due to a number of reasons that we'll save for a drunken Windows Phone Central podcast.
Windows Phone has grown considerably in awareness lately, which we would have thought to be the main reason for the possible return of LG. Then one has to look at the close relationship that Microsoft and Nokia has built - could this have made LG to rethink its support for the platform? A company representative has stated that "when there's a significant market for it, we will be on board." One has to ask just how much interest is required?
What can be added to this story to make it just that much more ironic? LG has jumped into bed with Mozilla, pledging support for Firefox OS.
Source: CNET; thanks, Kyle, for the tip!


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DailyDirt: Studying Gray Matter Before We Hack It...
from the urls-we-dig-up deptOur brains are pretty complex bundles of nerves -- that aren't actually like CPUs at all (even though lots of folks make the brain-CPU analogy). We're still trying to figure these wrinkled organs out with fairly primitive methods, but at least some progress is being made. Here are just a few quick links on some brain studies.
- Australian researchers think that genes may explain how 'cost-efficient' our brains are -- and ultimately how genes affect cognitive abilities. Hopefully, no one finds and patents the 'genius' genes... [url]
- The iBrain is not a new product from Apple -- it's a nifty device that records data from your brain in order to diagnose various neurological disorders. Once it's collected enough data, though, maybe it'll help in figuring out how regular brains work, too. [url]
- Sleep deprivation has been demonstrated to reduce a mouse's ability to retain memories. So try to get a good night's sleep before making any best-laid plans with mice. [url]
- To discover more interesting articles on the human mind, check out what's currently floating around the StumbleUpon universe. [url]


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I've been collecting photographs of the many, many weather vanes in the Nutfield area (Derry, Londonderry and Windham, New Hampshire). Some of these are very historic, and others are just whimsical and fun weather vanes, but all are interesting. Today's weather vane was photographed outside of New Hampshire, in Boston, Massachusetts. Have you seen this brand new one on top of a newly re-opened museum?
Do you know the location of weather #76?
Scroll down to the bottom to see the answer!
Today's weather vane was photographed on top of the newly renovated Boston Tea Party Museum. This museum complex has three reproduction ships, and a large facility dedicated to celebrating and discussing the events in Boston Harbor on 16 December 1773. There are live actors, a multi-media show and the chance to throw some tea into the harbor, as well as the chance to participate in a town hall debate on the issues facing the colonists in 1773. Which side would you take?
The weather vane is a teapot and four steaming cups of tea on each of the cardinal points. It was produced by West Coast Weathervanes in Santa Cruz, California. The new museum is located on the Congress Street Bridge, near the Boston Children's Museum. The old museum burned down more than a decade ago. See this link for a story and photograph of the fire: http://www.boston.com/news/globe/city_region/breaking_news/2007/08/boston_tea_part.html
Did your ancestor participate in the Boston Tea Party in 1773? To find out click here:
www.bostonteapartyship.com The Boston Tea Party Museum website
Click here to see how this teapot and teacups weathervane was produced!
Click here to see all 76 weathervanes in this series:
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
The Anawim, the Beatitudes, Deacons and Cairo
Thanks to my friend Deacon Eric Stoltz, a contemporary reflection on the anawim and the beatitudes may be found on his website here.
Given what is going on in Cairo and elsewhere at this very moment, now is a wonderful time for such a reflection, and I thank Eric profoundly for his work. I would also pose a question for the deacons among us: There are, literally, only a handful of Catholic deacons in Egypt: What do you think they are doing right now? Let's keep everyone in prayer. . . .
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I do not think it wise to indulge in the passions of the moment (no matter how nobly intended) and put the mantle of the beatitudes over a political movement we really don't know much about yet.ReplyDelete
According to one account the leaders of the Coptic Christian Church have asked their people to not get involved for fear a new government might start engaging in ethnic cleansing of Coptic Christians the way Chaldean
Catholics are being cleansed in Iraq.
Also,apparently one of the leading groups in the demonstrations has issued a statement saying that after Mubarak goes the next steps are to go to war with Israel and destroy that country. Hardly Beatitude values.
Dear John,ReplyDelete
You may very well be right. Still, I'm curious what our brother deacons are doing right now.
Bill: I too would find it interesting to read about how any Catholic or Coptic deacons are handling the situation over there.ReplyDelete
What bothers me is the quick jumping to put Christ's mantle over demonstrators that may or may not deserve that mantle--especially considering the violence some demonstrating groups are espousing over there.
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Bill--a Q&A about deacons and exorcisms came up on the Zenit site. The answer was that only priests can do exorcisms (if deputized to do so by a bishop, I presume) But I'm not sure that answer is right.ReplyDelete
I recall that up until recent decades all those on the way to the diaconate or priesthood had to be first installed in the minor orders--such as exorcist.
Which means one did not need to be a priest or even a deacon to do an exorcism as long as one had received the minor order of exorcist and had the authorization of his bishop.
Now, of course, neither priests nor deacons are automatically installed in the order of exorcist as part of their journey to ordination.
It is a currently relevant issue because the No. 1 movie last week was "The Rite" which was about Catholic exorcism--so I anticipate some comments or questions from parishoners.
Dear John,ReplyDelete
Thanks for your question. I think I'm inclining to your position on this. I've read the Zenit response, and I think that he is correct on the first, general, use of exorcism within other rites, such as RCIA.
I also agree that the current liturgical law restricts the second type of exorcism to priests. However, it would seem to me that this could easily be changed if the church wished. I'm going to look into it a bit further. If I find some good information, I'll post it.
God bless,


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Thanks For the Memories
When I first heard this song on the radio I was delighted since it seemed to talk about leaving God. It's more of a song for gay/bi-sexual people, I think, which is cool too. In any case I predict with the rise of atheism we'll have more top songs that speak out against the God delusion, especially since nonbelief is on the rise among the young. I look forward to it.


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Myrtle Douglas (Morojo)
Myrtle Douglas, also known as Morojo (1904-1964), was a fanzine editor from Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
Myrtle's nickname, 'Morojo", is Esperanto for the first three initials of her name. According to the Fancyclopedia, it is pronounced "Moroyo". Myrtle Douglas was a Esperanto enthusiast, known as the "world language", and met Forrest J. Ackerman at one of the meetings for fellow Esperanto speakers.
Myrtle Rebecca Douglas was co-editor, with Forrest J. Ackerman, of Voice of the Imagi-Nation, which began in 1939, evolving out of the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society's official organ, Imagination!. Voice of the Imagi-Nation or "VoM", as it was known to fans, was published until 1947, with 50 issues released.
Also in 1939 she and Ackerman attended the first World Science Fiction Convention for which she designed and created futuristic costumes for the pair to wear, becoming the first costumed attendees at a convention.
In 1941 Myrtle appeared on the cover of Bob Tucker's fanzine Le Zombie in a photograph with Paul Freehafer (Polaris), Bob Madle (Fantascience Digest), Erle Korshak, Ross Rocklynne, Walt Leibscher (Chanticleer), Date Tarr, Forrest Ackerman (Voice of the Imagi-Nation), Julius Unger, Robert Thompson and Gertrude Kuslan (The Nucleus).
Myrtle Douglas was a member of the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society, and frequently helped publish the fanzines of other editors, such as Milton Rothman, along with her own.
After her death, Elmer Perdue created the fanzine Myrtle Rebecca Douglas An Appreciation in her honor, which included "I Remember Morojo" by Forrest J Ackerman.
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OAKLAND, Calif. --A teenager was shot and killed in East Oakland tonight, an Oakland police officer said.
Officers responded to Peroly Court off of 26th Avenue at 7:15 p.m.
A male victim in his late teens was found there suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, Officer J. Moore said. He was pronounced dead at the scene at 7:30 p.m.
Police are continuing to investigate tonight. No suspects have been identified.


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In keeping with the last blog on Metabolic Conditioning, I'd like to present another variation on metabolic conditioning in the form of a 300-style workout challenge. As you may remember, metabolic conditioning occurs when you simultaneously engage the muscular system (using full-range, whole-body movements) and the cardio system. In order to do this, you perform these exercises back-to-back, with little-to-no rest. Metabolic conditioning has an amazing effect on the body and it's the finest way to alter body composition while giving yourself a killer cardio workout. Unlike regular cardio, where you get no muscle-building benefits and, in some cases, can even lose hard-earned muscle, the Maxercise Metabolic 300 will actually contribute to building muscle while stripping away unwanted body fat. The workout is set up with five double-kettlebell movements, all performed back-to-back, without setting the kettlebell down. You have the choice of performing either 20, 15 or 10 reps (depending upon your strength & conditioning levels) using about 1/3 to 1/2 your body weight. If you perform 20 repetitions, go through the circuit three times. If you perform 15 reps, four times, and 10 reps go five times through. Each option gives you a grand total of 300 repetitions. This workout is versatile in that you can change each circuit, as long as each movement is a whole body, ie, compound movement. For my first circuit, I opted for double 16kg kettlebells, which at 72# is a bit more than 1/3 my body weight, about 40%.
For my first round, I performed:
15 Double Swings
15 Double Snatches
15 Double Front Squats
15 Double Clean & Press
15 Renegade Rows w/ push-ups
*I did a push-up, then Row L/R for 15 reps
It took me approx 6:41 to complete
I rested for 3 min.
I went into my next circuit, which I changed slightly:
15 Overhead Jerks
15 Bent-Over Rows
*w/ KB between the legs
15 Double Front Squats
15 High-Pull Swings
15 Bottoms-up KB push-Ups aka Crush push-ups
*I like this exercise because it has a very strong abdominal component to it, in order to maintain balance on the handle
3-1/2 min rest
Next circuit:
15 Double KB Thrusters aka Squat-to-Overhead Press
15 Double Alternating Rows
15 Double Swing-to-High Pull
15 Jump Shrugs
*w/ the KBs OUTSIDE the legs
1/4 squat, attempting to jump while vigorously shrugging the shoulders
15 Push-Ups on the KB handles
Last circuit, I was pretty blown out! In my mind, I thought I'd already completed the 300 Challenge and forgot I still needed a 4th circuit of 75 reps!
Funny how the mind resorts to trickery when doing intense workouts like these!
Here's what I came up with next:
Alternating See-Saw Press
*my arms were so tired I was only able to get 10 reps per arm
10 Bent-over Alternating Rows
I needed 35 more reps to finish my circuit and I was failing bad!
a Kettlebell Maxwell Manmaker, basically a Burpee, with a push-up and then a clean
a) It's a double clean
b) You put the KBs down
c) Squat and jump back into a push-up position
d) Perform a push-up
e) Recover back to a semi-squat and
f) re-clean the bells and repeat the sequence.
I did 10 of these.
Man, was I getting tired...and I still had 25 reps to go!
Because my hands were getting so tired and I was afraid I wouldn't be able to grip the bells anymore, I decided to go with an old standby--a great finisher--the Bear Crawl.
Did I mention that I performed this workout outdoors, on a worn tennis court, in the midst of a rain storm? (I'm talking to YOU, Dr. Fink) Well, damn the puddles and full speed ahead.
I Bear Walked across the tennis court for at least 25 reps per arm, then for good measure, knocked out 15 Double Swings, giving myself a bonus 40 reps, depending how you count your bear crawls....I kicked my own ass and it felt great. My teen assistant was there with the BCAAs at the ready, water and a pwo shake at the finish line. She also documented the workout on the youtube page if you'd like to see it.
In other news, My good friend, strength coach Josh Henkin, interviewed me last week and it was a real pleasure. Listen in here.
Q: Can you over train with Kettlebells and Jungle Gym??? And what would be the definition?
I'm a Martial Art instructor in the evenings/weekends teaching 2hours Sunday, 2 hours Tuesday and 3 hours Wednesday. I work by day as a Computer Analyst (...sitting on my butt pressing buttons) but to compensate I get in a 2.5 - 4mile jog 1 to 3 times per week. I also use the kettlebells (first 12 exercises of your 300 KB challenge) 1 or 2 times a week and the Jungle Gym (2 sets of 3 exercises for 10-12 reps) 2 or 3 times a week. Am I over doing it or can I safely do more? I often feel I could do more but I don't want to start catabolizing due to overwork.
I have read if I am still sore from the previous days training I can still train today? Is this valid for KBs and JG's???
A: You can over train on anything and everything. You certainly can overdo it. Over training is not a condition per se but a state that comes about from prolonged lack of recovery.
Over reaching is the more acute state, over training is something that takes time and effort to get to and thus a longer recovery time.
The parameters are:
- are you feeling strong?
- are you making progress?
- are you getting morning erections?
- are you sleeping well?
- are you feeling recovering from your workouts?
- are you feeling run down, flu-ish?
- are you getting injured?
- are you gaining fat?
- is your appetite all over the place?
Re: Training while sore from the previous day. I say, get your workout started, maybe with some joint mobility, and if you don't begin to feel better, and more motivated, lighten up or do something else.
Testimonial Corner
About three years ago you published an article in Hard Style about a muscular-endurance circuit using KBs. I didn't know who you were at that time, but it looked interesting, so I tried it. Even though I was not prepared for this type of work, I scaled it back and managed to get through three rounds. I did this twice a week for about four weeks, and was making tremendous progress. I then decided that KBs were indeed the one true way, and ordered a full set. The next week I fractured my collarbone and two ribs in a mountain biking crash. After a long recovery, and then doing too much, too soon, I turned to an online KB coach. It was an O.K. experience that lasted six months. I then began Pavel's ETK program and made good progress -- on those specific lifts. But nothing else really changed and I soon realized that ETK and kettlebells-only work might not be the best all-around program for me.
Thanks John, and thanks to everybody for reading!
Let me know how you do with the Maxercise Double KB 300 Challenge!
In Strength & Health!


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 186 diseños de 52 diseñadores freelance.
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Domain meaning and history:
Hatharom.hu means six-three in Hungarian. Hat(six) harom (three) one by one not as sixty-three. It refers to a score of a legendary football match between the national teams of England and Hungary at Wembley Stadium (often called as 'the game of the century' even by British). It was played back in 1953 and Hungary has beaten England by six goals to three managing to win as the first team ever in 'the home of football'. This was the greatest victory of the so called Hungarian Golden Team playing the best football those days and remaining unbeaten for 4 years. Despite of the glorious history of Hungarian sports with tons of Olympic victories this result is still considered the most famous triumph ever by the Hungarian people. In the past 50 years this scoreline meant much more than two numbers for Hungarians. Hatharom transmits positive and victorious feelings. Although the domain refers to a football match the site is providing general sport news from all over the world focusing Hungarian sport. Hatharom.hu is also dealing with sportsbetting as an additional feature.
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Opinion: Why Hillary Is Playing the Race Card
Editorial board member Jason Riley on Hillary Clinton's speech to the American Bar Association, and what it portends about her possible bid for the White House. Photos: Associated Press
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... in two thousand and thirteen so far ... more than eighty goals restricting voting rights of the reduced and thirty one states ... now not every obstacle is related to race but anyone who says that ... racial discrimination is no longer a problem in American elections ... must not be paying attention ... and despite the best efforts of many well intentioned election officials ... discrepancies and resources across precincts and polling stations ... still disproportionately impact ... African Americans Latino and young voters ... the welcome back to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel that was Hillary Clinton comments late last week about re saying it's it's still a problem in this country ... in what many people think was the kickoff to her twenty sixteen presidential run ... clinical diary editor and Fox News contributor Jason Riley joins me now ... in case in a pretty strong words here out of the Hillary ... on a first call one even make these comments oh what issued Ina ... from from talking about recently so early in ... the last ... two years shares in a lot of people are putting this in the context of a potential White House run by app ... by Mrs Clinton ... I think over these particular comments ... half to do more with next year and the midterm elections in what's going on here is that ... Democrats are concerned ... that black turnout will be down because Obama will be on the ticket ... and I think this is an attempt to sort of scare black people to the polls to say ... Republicans a time isn't franchise to the data come out and vote for candidates I think ... that is a large part of what was going on here with the killer clicking Hillary Clinton declines as a family are sort of friend unease with the Obama is that ... they they don't exactly go in there with the help of President Obama and Mrs Obama so ... by the subprime Democrats it's about helping Democrats in line for the party particularly in those red states where that aam that Mitt Romney won the peace summit like Kay Hagan running for Senate ... reelection in North Carolina she's worried about black turnout for her because Obama will be on the ticket ... this could help her that that state has passed the voter ID law ... the ... facts of what she say the ... voter ID is it true that the Disney franchises ... of blacks and minorities ... well there's been no evidence of that this is speculation on the part ... of the of Mrs Quinn and others to claim ... that voter ID was depressed black turnout in fact the trend has been since nineteen ninety six ... increased black turnout in this is happen over a period when state after state after state has been passing ... voter ID law so there seems to be no hadn't in fact in twenty twelve blessed in the present election ... black turnout the rate of black turnout exceeded the rate the white turnout for the first time it happened ... not just an overall nationally but in those states with some of the strictest voter ID laws like Tennessee ... and Georgia ... and so forth so what is that message that the Democratic Party and ... is sending its ending to minority communities when you get speeches like this are they being told ... I'm ... you know ... you should be angry because really the country is against you it's still nineteen sixty ... well that that's the message that the Fed that the other the left wants a son of last week on the one hand it's kind of a condescending insulting message that during cable coming up with identification books ... you pour black people to sort of ... explanation I think of black people in others they claim are in people coming up with ... the requirements required to you know and for federal building or get on an airplane or get a library card ... you know so so that's a little bit ... insulting but the game here is also that ... that suspicions of voter suppression on war one way ... only Republicans are capable of us were all familiar with the Black Panther case that the Obama missed ration crop we had a clear case caught on video of people are ... standing in front of a voting booth in Philadelphia intimidating people who were not gonna vote ... on a Democrat and so it only works one way for the last this this whole ... voter intimidation process apparently Democrats are incapable well and the irony is that the civil rights leaders in the sixties one unequal application of belong right ... not a lot sits in one direction and sad ... political diary and Fox News interview Jason Riley ... thanks for being ...


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Sauber patient amid slow-moving Russian deal
Sauber insists its Russian rescue deal remains on track.
Originally set to feature the teen Sergey Sirotkin on the 2014 grid, talk of the Swiss team's Russian buy-in has now quietened in the F1 paddock.
Asked if the deal is still on track, team boss and co-owner Monisha Kaltenborn insisted: "Yes. We are continuing to move in that direction."
She told the Russian website f1news.ru that "active negotiations" are currently taking place with Russian companies.
"The lesson we have learned in recent months is that when you are dealing with organisations such as this, you have to understand their notions of time.
"We also need to understand that in these negotiations, sometimes other circumstances that are maybe more important to these companies than formula one will interfere," Kaltenborn added.
So while an earlier priority was to quickly get Sirotkin a super license and push him onto the grid, Kaltenborn said the 18-year-old is now more focused on the Formula Renault 3.5 series.
"At the moment, everything is going according to plan," she said. "He has a seat with Fortec, I am sure he can get great results, and then we'll think about the next step."
A more immediate priority for Sauber is to improve its 2014 car, after the Ferrari-powered machine struggled badly on the straights at Albert Park.
Switzerland's Blick newspaper said the car is significantly overweight and underpowered.
"Last year we managed to turn the corner," Kaltenborn said, "and we will do it again."


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The Aces saw a four-game winning streak end Wednesday at Drake by an 83-69 score, UE's second-worst loss (margin-wise) of the season. However, this is one the Aces saw coming just three days after they beat then-No. 23 Wichita State at the Ford Center.
Said coach Marty Simmons: "You've got to build habits through practice. After the Wichita State game we were very lethargic in two days of practice. It was disappointing because that's the key when you're game planning. When you're into games now, it's repetition, repetition. It's the effort, the ability to retain the information and we were just not locked in. So now our challenge is to go back and get locked in. I think the players in the locker room were very disappointed. We're going to play a very good team in Indiana State, and we've got to get prepared, go up there, compete and execute much better than we did tonight."
Senior Colt Ryan, who led the Aces with 25 points, shouldered the blame: "We weren't very sharp, and that's my fault. Being a senior captain who's been playing for four years. In conference, they come back to back and this was one of the first games where we've really gone to (back) to practice right after the game. It was an emotional game — a hard-fought win for us against Wichita. But we've got to come out and have a much better practice the next day. We've got the same thing coming with Indiana State this week, and it's another road game so we've got to have a better practice."
Added senior Ned Cox: "We definitely lacked in practice the last few days, and I think it carried over to the game. We didn't sustain it the whole 40 minutes. We made a run. I think we need to come in tomorrow — the next two days — and work harder in practice as we prepare for Indiana State."
How will they work harder? "I guess our energy level — we just weren't sharp," Cox said. "We need to get more leadership."
Drake, the MVC's second-best 3-point shooting team, went 11 of 20 (55 percent) from beyond the arc: "You've got to give resistance," Simmons said. "We talked about that right after the Wichita State game. You've got to give resistance. You've got to be able to eliminate middle penetration. All fundamentals we've worked on. Just very disappointed in just our effort and our ability to execute fundamentals."
The Aces actually led by 10 points in the first half. "We made a run early in the game, and we just didn't sustain it," Cox said. "Credit them for knocking in a lot of shots and shooting a high percentage, but we have to do a lot better in our closeouts — make them have more contested shots without so many open looks."
UE shot just 32 percent in the loss. "You've got to make sure when you're in one of those droughts that we've got to get a bucket," Ryan said. "Tonight, we turned the ball over way too much, and we didn't make enough shots. I missed too many shots in those time frames where they get on those runs. You've got to be able to make shots because they can't go on runs like that."
The game got away from the Aces in the second half while, as UE went 9:54 without a field goal, Drake went on an 18-3 run. "We've got to get to the line from, get a basket at the rim — something going to the rim," Ryan said. "It's got to be more than just taking a perimeter jump shot, and that's what (Simmons) means by, we can't settle or shoot our way through it. Pass up a decent shot early in the shot clock to get a better looking one late in the shot clock. Make them play defense and get out of their offensive rhythm. Tonight, we didn't do a really good job of that."


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With a string of festival anthems including 'Fire', 'Club Foot' and 'Empire', KASABIAN can rightly claim to be one of the UK's biggest bands.
Their latest album 'Velociraptor' continued this huge success, debuting at Number One in the UK, and confirmed their place at the top table of modern rock 'n' roll legends. A group which encapsulates the heady spirit of festival season, these shows will be a summer highlight for rock fans everywhere. KASABIAN are guitarist Sergio Pizzorno, singer Tom Meighan, bassist Chris Edwards and drummer Ian Matthews.
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Primary access to vehicles increases risky teen driving behaviors and crashes: national perspective." Pediatrics. 2009;124(4):1069-75."
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Legislative advocacy is key to addressing teen driving deaths." Inj. Prev.. 2006;12 Suppl 1:i44-8."
National young-driver survey: teen perspective and experience with factors that affect driving safety." Pediatrics. 2008;121(5):e1391-403."
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That's amore! Alternatives to Italy's romance hotspots
By Anita Isalska, Lonely Planet • Published 30th April 2012
Romance runs rich through Italy's veins, with icons of amore to melt the hardest heart. But the most famous sight isn't always the most swoon-worthy; find the real romance of Italy with a hot date at one of these alternative picks.
Romance icon:
Juliet's balcony. The dainty stone balcony at the 14th-century
Casa di Giulietta
is a magnet for lovers (and Shakespeare fans). Visiting romantics scrawl heart-rending graffiti in the charming courtyard and smooch on the balcony with their own Romeos.
It's all rather lovely, which means tourists generally remain untroubled by the lack of any connection between the fictional lovers and the Veronese noblemen who actually lived here.
The alternative
: the
Roman arena
by night. If literature's star-crossed lovers don't inspire, spend a balmy evening at Verona's 1st-century Roman amphitheater. Find a space for two on the steep stone steps, and the evening is yours to sip wine, be dazzled by on-stage theatrics, and gaze at a starry sky.
Take snacks, a blanket and most essentially, a pillow (those stone steps have seriously bum-numbing qualities). Thrifty lovers can snap up tickets for summer operas and ballets from as little as 10 euros (
Lonely Planet: Italy for honeymooners
Romance icon:
a gondola ride. Climbing aboard Venice's iconic boats to drift around the city's canals, to the tune of a singing gondolier, is the holy grail of Italy's romantic experiences. That is, until you see the price tag.
There's no doubting the beauty of Venice from the water, but the pleasure doesn't come cheap (and yes, they do charge extra for the singing).
The alternative:
a bicycle made for two. Flee the flocks of visitors in central Venice with a summer ferry excursion to
The Lido
. With a day's bicycle hire, you and your date can pedal around the shady streets and catch some R&R away from Venice's manic center.
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, who can set you up with the most kitsch date there is, a two-seater tandem bike.
Romance icon:
Trevi Fountain
. Throw in one coin, and you'll return to Rome someday. Throw in two, you'll marry an Italian. Throw in more than that and well, desperate is not a good look. Lovers line up to take each other's photo next to this jaw-dropping edifice, but crowds and coin-hurling visitors don't make for a dream date.
The alternative:
the dome of
St Peter's Basilica
. Who would have thought the holiest of holies is the perfect place for a secret kiss? Start early for a climb to the top of Vatican City's gigantic dome (but spare yourself the blisters and take the lift part-way).
If you're there for the opening time of 8 a.m., you'll likely have a hazy view of
Vatican City
all to yourselves, and ample space for a quick smooch.
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Romance icon:
Galleria degli Uffizi
. With the muscular form of Michelangelo's David setting hearts a-flutter outside the
Galleria dell'Accademia
, and comely Renaissance maidens in every gallery, it's the artistic heart of Florence that plucks at the heart strings. And nowhere elicits lovelorn sighs more than the Uffizi, with emblems of love like Botticelli's "The Birth of Venus" gracing its walls. But museum fatigue from the brain-boggling volume of art, not to mention bumping elbows with hordes of other visitors, can sap that lovin' feeling.
The alternative:
Giardino di Boboli
. These gardens, a short walk from the Uffizi, are a perfect lovers' escape (learn more on the
official website
). The further you wander into the gardens, the more secluded spaces you'll find. Seek out a manicured corner of Florence's most beautiful green space, breathe in the scent of citrus trees and sigh among statues of bathing nymphs.
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