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After winning three out of four non-league tennis matches, Germantown Friends took on its toughest league opponent right at the start of the Friends Schools League season last Friday. Defending champion Friends Central, which was also making its FSL debut, knocked off the host Tigers, 5-0, in a contest that followed the standard league format of three singles and two doubles bouts.
GFS started out last week with a 2-1 overall record, having defeated Barrack Hebrew Academy and Jenkintown High School, while losing to the Hill School. On Wednesday, the Tigers played another member of Hill's Mid-Atlantic Prep League, and here Germantown wrested a 3-2 decision from New Jersey's Hun School. The Tigers prevailed by capturing all three singles flights, thanks to senior number one Zach Raynor, sophomore number two Matt Peterson, and freshman number three Sam Bunson.
Raynor, also a starter on the GFS soccer team, is headed to Tulane University, where he may opt to pursue one of his favorite sports on the club level.
The Germantown racquetmen are striving to secure a spot in the FSL playoffs, a goal they came tantalizingly close to achieving last spring. Finishing fifth, they missed the league tourney by one place, losing the battle for the last postseason berth to George School in a contest that hinged on a third-set tiebreaker.
Friends Central, which has won the league title four years in a row, arrived on School House Lane last Friday with an overall record of 6-1. The lone loss for the Phoenix came in the annual Mayor's Cup Tournament, where they fell to La Salle High School, 2-5.
In the league opener, Raynor fell by a 6-2, 6-3 score in his first singles encounter with FC's Sam Silver, a fellow senior who plans to continue his tennis career at Amherst College. In the second spot, Phoenix junior Max Ginsberg recorded a 6-1, 6-2 win against Peterson of the host team.
Bunson, the GFS freshman, hung tough against a visiting senior, Raj Singh. The Phoenix number three took the first set in a 7-5 tiebreaker, and won the second at 6-3. There's also a Bunson who plays for Germantown Friends in the fall season; Sam's twin sister Sophie is a member of the girls' tennis team for the Tigers.
Two other GFS siblings joined forces at first doubles last Friday. Senior Madhav Nandan and his sophomore brother Pranav squared off against Friends Central's Thomas Fakhazadeh (a senior) and Greg Lynn (a junior), who won 6-1, 6-3.
Each team had one junior and one sophomore in its second doubles tandem. The victors were FC 11th-grader Jonah Boscov-Brown and his younger partner, Elliot Gross, who earned a 6-1, 6-3 verdict over Germantown junior Neil Singh and sophomore Evan Zaret.


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School's out, summer is here, let's all get out and play.
Whether you've got kids, grand kids, nieces, nephews…or not, you can't deny that summer is a season of fun in the sun and if you don't already have plans, why don't ya just get up and go — outside that is! As a reader of this blog, you are already familiar with how enjoyable any outdoor adventure experience can be so c'mon now, don't be selfish, share it with your friends and family. Theme parks, cruise ships and beach resorts are great but this summer, dodge the crowds and consider taking your family and friends with you to an outdoor destination adventure they'll never forget. Need some ideas? As always, we've got a few…
Go Kayak/Canoe Camping
It's affordable, exposes everyone to a part of any river or lake they may have never seen and provides an opportunity for the younger ones (and unfortunately some adults) to learn what it means to work together as a team. Make it enjoyable with hearty meals, plenty of pit stops and gear for a good night's rest. A little too warm? That's the joy of kayak camping, you're right on the water, go swim!
Go Primitive
Sure amenities are nice when camping but with proper planning and the right gear, you can easily have just as an enjoyable experience in the backwoods. Imagine a campsite that offers nothing but the true sounds of nature, a night sky that is black as ink and a true feeling of disconnect from all the hustle and bustle. Of course, you'll more than likely have to backpack?utm_source=ackblog&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=blog to the campsite so it's always a good idea to eliminate unnecessary items (ahem…handheld video games).
Make a Day of It Every Other Week
Afraid a 5-day outdoor adventure is more than they can handle? Go play for the day! Start early, load up some kayaks and head down to the lake. Paddle, explore then plan a picnic along the shoreline. Bring some water toys for the kids and some hammocks for the adults. Use this time to swim, play and relax and if time allows, enjoy the sunset. Of course, if you paddle at night, always take great care and outfit your kayaks/canoes with proper lighting.
Urban Destinations
Long distance travel plans not in the budget? Explore the city from a different perspective by paddling local waterways and just like our previous suggestion, picnic along the banks. If access to water is not anywhere near your city, make it a point to visit every city park by summer's end.
So these are just few a suggestions and chances are you have just as many. If you do, be sure to share them with us, we want to now what you've got up your sleeve. Regardless of what you do this summer, we hope that outdoor adventure is a part of your travel plans. Sure, we'd love to sell you more outdoor gear but the reality is, we are all outdoor enthusiasts ourselves and there is a good possibility that if one us hasn't already, we will probably put a check mark next to one of our recommendations.
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Man Demands To Go to Jail After Running Out of Video Games
A man under house arrest in New Zealand wanted to go to jail because he'd run out of video games to play. What the Halo was he thinking?
The man, 19, called cops on Tuesday to say he would like to finish the last month of his 11-month sentence in the slammer because he had no more Xbox games to play.
The guy wasn't trying to be a Max Payne in the butt and was so serious that he told police he would leave his house if no one brought him to jail. Sure enough, authorities answered the Call of Duty and brought him to jail.
It's not clear why he was under house arrest, but based on his affinity for video games, you could guess it was for Grand Theft Auto.
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November 20, 2012 17:02 ET
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Nov. 20, 2012) - Maxim Power Corp. (TSX:MXG) ("MAXIM" or the "Corporation") announced today that it has entered into a 25 MW, one-year firm financial swap agreement with an undisclosed third party. This swap agreement provides a hedge for MAXIM's existing Alberta generation portfolio and will allow MAXIM to participate in the day-ahead and month-ahead Alberta power markets. MAXIM views the current forward prices for the 2013 Alberta power market as an ideal entry point considering the province's supply/demand fundamentals and anticipated volatility.
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Based in Calgary, Alberta, MAXIM is an independent power producer, which acquires or develops, owns and operates innovative and environmentally responsible power and power related projects. MAXIM currently owns and operates 40 power plants in western Canada, the United States and France, having 788 MW of electric and 111 MW of thermal net generating capacity. MAXIM trades on the TSX under the symbol "MXG". For more information about MAXIM, visit our website at www.maximpowercorp.com.
Statements in this release which describe MAXIM's intentions, expectations or predictions, or which relate to matters that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties which may cause the actual results, performances or achievements of MAXIM to be materially different from any future results, performances or achievements expressed in or implied by such forward-looking statements. MAXIM may update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or changing market and business conditions and will update such forward-looking statements as required pursuant to applicable securities laws.
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A new study reveals language is learned in brain systems that predate humans.
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As it is Dyslexia Awareness Week, we asked three guest contributors to explain how their experiences of dyslexia affect their relationship with language.
George Orwell était écrivain, penseur, mais aussi praticien du langage. Dans son roman «1984», il invente la «novlangue», un langage dont le but est l'anéantissement de la pensée, la destruction de l'individu devenu anonyme, l'asservissement du peuple. Réflexions sur le pouvoir des m[...]
Il y a vingt ans naissait Harry Potter, jeune sorcier tout droit sorti de l'imagination de J.K. Rowling. Benoît Virole, romancier moldu et docteur en psychopathologie et en sciences du langage revient pour nous sur ce phénomène planétaire.
Comics are great for language learners of all ages. They break up the plot and language into frames. Comics also provide a setting and context for language learners. This learning potential has inspired comics designed to teach language learners about science, math, grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and history. Below find links to websites with comics for language learners. For resources related to teaching language learners with comics, check out our webinar recordings, Language Fun and Comics and for check out this post for comic creators.
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Direct marketer Velo taken over by secured lenders
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Velo Holdings Inc. implemented the bankruptcy reorganization plan on Feb. 4 where first-lien lenders took ownership of the direct marketer in exchange for debt. The bankruptcy court in New York approved the plan in a Jan. 23 confirmation order.
Norwalk-based Velo filed under Chapter 11 in April already intending for a debt swap with senior secured creditors. The disclosure statement projected a 57 percent to 60 percent recovery by first-lien lenders initially owed $386 million.
Second-lien creditors owed $210 million came away with nothing. Unsecured creditors owed $36 million carved up $375,000 for a 1 percent recovery.
First-lien lenders received the new stock with an expected value ranging between $30 million and $40 million, according to the disclosure statement. In addition, senior creditors were given a new $80 million term loan payable in five years with interest at 15 percent.
The lenders' recovery is supplemented by $20 million that was transformed into a post-bankruptcy secured loan and $75.5 million in payments made on secured debt during bankruptcy.
The petition by Velo listed assets of $348.4 million and liabilities totaling $713.3 million. Velo markets a variety of products such as credit and identify-theft protection and insurance. Revenue in 2011 was $486 million.
Velo was acquired in 2007 by One Equity Partners II, which owned 79 percent of the Class A common stock and all of the preferred stock.
When the Chapter 11 case began, there was $22 million on a revolving credit and $351 million on a term loan owing to first- lien lenders with Barclays Bank Plc as agent. Wilmington Trust was agent for second-lien lenders owed $200 million.
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I never knew Carol, but her work in the gallery is extraordinay and beautiful. I'm sorry that I didn't know her better~ she truly was a wonderful artist and from reading her homepage information was very passionate about her art and enjoyed it thoroghly. Peace and Blessings to her friends and family~ Lizbeth
It is a real and thoughtful feeling to see people remembered and recognized but not surprising in this virtual world of giving. This artist was a person that seemd to want to visualize the digital extreme in a traditional sense and did so very well. This instance is an important moment in that artists life and I am pleased that Renderosity sees it that way. We all gain so much from what another does in life and gives of themselves so it is important to recognize their loss as it is ours too. Maybe she is already working up a new composition in another existance have having the time of her new life. :)
I am sorry to say that I did not know Carol, but her works are beautiful! I know she is in a better place, creating wonderful art with the elements of nature! We should look for her work....the next time we gaze at a sunset :) My condolences go out to her family and friends at their loss and to the fractal community, for the loss of this fine artist.
A lot of us never knew Carol in person or up close. However thru her work we got to know what talent she had and how she shared them. Even though Carol is now with God we shall always have her spirit within all of us by admiring and remembering her work.


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Jerry Manuel said he doesn't expect Reyes to be playing by this weekend, telling reporters: "I couldn't give you a timetable, but it sure is good to have him back.''
Reyes didn't run at full speed, but participated in workouts and said he expects to feel sore tomorrow. Reyes said doctors told him he had a virus that elevated his levels and he has diet restrictions, such as not being able to eat seafood.
* Johan Santana gave up two runs on eight hits and one walk in 5 2/3 innings.
* Doc Gooden was arrested Tuesday morning for driving under the influence. Is he ever going to get it together?
* It appears the fifth starter job is Jon Niese's to lose with Fernando Nieve and Hisanori Takahashi trying to earn spots in the bullpen.
* Several reports have the Mets trying to deal outfielder Gary Matthews for pitching. But, considering where Matthews is in his career, what could he bring in return?


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I saw an event advertised at the Egyptian and I can't find it in the schedule!!
"FOREVER HOLLYWOOD" 55 min. film made exclusively for exhibition at the Egyptian Theatre about the history of the movies as told by today's biggest stars! Now Showing!
Only Cinematheque Members can order advance tickets by mail. With No handling charge.
SCHEDULE (Egyptian by series)
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|616 Seats! State-of-the-art
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Wait until you see a movie on our giant screen! We are a Kodak Screencheck (tm) certified theatre. That means you won't have a better viewing/listening experience anywhere! See movies the way they were meant to be seen!
The Lloyd E. Rigler Theatre at the Egyptian is 616 seats so there are usually plenty of tickets at the door. If you arrive one hour before the first show of the evening, you can usually get a ticket the night of the screening. Sometimes we do sell out when we have special guests, so early arrival is always recommended. Some shows are in the 78-seat Steven Spielberg Theatre. This will be listed on the printed calendar and on the website so you can plan accordingly. The American Cinematheque's acclaimed programming is now also available at Montana Avenue's Aero Theatre in Santa Monica.
Fandango Tricks & Tips:
We need your help to troubleshoot on fandango.com - if you get a "sold out" message or a message that says "there are not enough tickets for this showtime available" and it does not indicate that the event is sold out on our website, please call 1-866-857-5191 and let them know that you cannot purchase a ticket. Provide as much information as possible about the time of day you tried, how you got to the sales page, etc. They are helping us figure out a glitch in our internal box office sales system so these error messages can end. This message was posted on 12-06-2012.
1-800-FANDANGO is the number to make a ticket purchase using their automated system. You cannot reach a person at this phone number. To speak to a Fandango rep, you must call 1-866-857-5191. That is the number to use to report any errors.
To place an order more quickly on 1-800-FANDANGO enter our "theatre" code when prompted - 2206 for the Egyptian and 2205 for the Aero. Or search by zipcode..
When you select your theatre of choice when ordering tickets on 1-800-FANDANGO, you will only have the option to purchase tickets for the upcoming 7 days of showtimes for that theatre. If a customer wants to purchase for a show that's later than that, they will have to search listings by movie title instead of by theatre. This takes a little longer since the system will bring up every movie title in that alphabettical section, and you'll just have to listen until you hear yours.
Tickets are available on line at www.fandango.com. If there is no program on the day you are looking at fandango, look below "no shows today" to "coming attractions" and you can buy advance tickets, or feel free to come to the box office in person during box office hours. All advertised shows are open to the public. The Egyptian's zip code is 90028 if you choose to find the theatre by zip code on www.fandango.com. The only way to buy tickets online is by using Fandango. Fandango service fees will apply.
You can also choose the Egyptian and Aero as your favorite theatre when you create a personal "log-in" on Fandango. It will appear on your home page and you log in and you can use the links to go directly to either theatre.
Each show you buy is a separate transaction for security reasons. You will have a separate confirmation code and "print at home bar-coded ticket" for each individual movie you buy using fandango.
If you are a member you may still use our member ticket sales by phone.
All advertised shows are open to the public.
BOX OFFICE: The box office opens 1 1/2 hours prior to the first show of the day/evening and remain open until 30 minutes after the last show of the day on days when there are evening Cinematheque programs (usually Wed. thru Sun.), but hours will vary. Check the screening schedule to be sure. When the theatre is rented for a private event, the box office will not be open. Once you are at the box office you may purchase tickets for any show that is no more than 30 days in the future.
Order tickets online:
Tickets are available up to 30 days in advance at the box office if you come in-person during box office hours. You can also mail in an order. Your mail order must be received five (5) full business days in advance of the date of the first show on your order. Phone orders must be recieved a full two (2) days before the first show on your order. MAIL orders must include:
* Incomplete ticket orders cannot be processed.
BUYING TICKETS: (Non-Members/General Public)
The general public may purchase tickets in person at the box office or online at www.fandango.com. There is no handling charge when you buy at the box office, but there is a fee on fandango. Ticket orders by mail will not be accepted from non-members.
Click for a printable ticket/membership order form and bring to the box office to speed up processing your multiple or advance ticket orders.
Include the following information with your order.
* Incomplete ticket orders cannot be processed.
Tip: The majority of our customers buy their tickets at the door the night of the screening they want to see, so there are usually long lines 20 minutes before a screening is about to start. To avoid waiting in long lines, when you come to the box office to purchase advance tickets (for a program in the future), avoid peak hours such as the hour before a show starts. On nights where there is more than one show, come once the first movie has gone in and you'll walk right up, or stop by during the afternoon. Should you purchase advance tickets? Well, we do sell out especially when we have guests, so if you don't handle disappointment well, get your ticket in advance. Remember, when you become a member of the Cinematheque you have the privilidge of purchasing tickets in advance of the general public for popular programs.
POLICIES: All advance ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. It is assumed that events are not sold out unless specifically stated on this site. Many events sell out at the door in the hour before the screening. The best way to make sure you get a ticket is to buy a ticket in advance. Especially for events listed as "premieres" or "ultra-rare" screenings -- or that have celebrity guests. If a show sells out the day before or earlier we will list this on the website and on our voicemail. However, many events sell out at the door.
There will be a waiting list line for sold-out shows that will form in the courtyard the day of the screening.
Only Members may purchase tickets in advance (without a $1/ticket handling charge) by mailing in a credit card order. Checks and Traveler's Checks are not accepted at the box office. We DO ACCEPT Cash, Visa & Mastercard.
Double Features are the same price whether you see both movies or just one. The box office remains open to sell tickets to the second half of a double feature. You can figure out the approximate start time by add about 10 minutes to the running time listed. There is generally a 10 minute intermission. If there are other components to a program that may add to the start time of the second feature, such as a q & a or short film, this information will also be listed.
No autographs (unless a booksigning is advertised); no video/audio taping inside the theatre.
VOUCHERS will not be accepted unless your name and full mailing address is written on the back.
BUYING MEMBERSHIPS: Student/Senior ID must be displayed at time of Membership purchase for discounted Memberships. Members must show their cards at the box office when picking up tickets purchased by fax or mail. A list of new members who do not yet have a card will be at the box office. Memberships can be purchased by phone or fax. Call Andrew Crane at 323.461.2020, ext. 112 or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for Membership information. Once you buy a Membership, your ticket discount will be honored immediately
EVENTS NOT LISTED: The Egyptian is sometimes rented for premieres and special events. If you see an event advertised that is not listed in our schedule then it is not an American Cinematheque event. You will need to contact the event organizers for tickets and information. Rental information can be obtained by calling 323.461.2020, 121.
Mailing List: If you live in the US and you would like to be on the Cinematheque mailing list please send an e-mail with your complete address (phone & fax optional) to firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com If you do not live locally, or even if you do, you are welcome to join our e-mail list.
E-mail Newsletter: Send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com with your first and last name and ask to be added to our e-mail list for monthly newsletters. We don't share our list with anyone else. You will simply receive our monthly, text-only newsletter and an occasional alert about added events that did not make it on our printed calendar. This is a good way to find out about events, added guests and schedule changes after our paper calendar has gone out.
Google Calendar: Want to see what is playing at the Aero or the Egyptian or both theatres on the a grid based calendar for a single week or month? Google.com has a wonderful feature that allows you to sign up for an account in "google calendar" to do just that, PLUS you can add these film events to your own google calendar and set reminders for the movies you don't want to miss! You can get an e-mail reminder or have it sent to your mobile phone! To learn more, click on the google calendar button. Setting up an account is very simple. Hey we did it! Don't miss a film because you forgot about it! Add selected events to your Google calendar and you'll be automatically reminded! Its free to sign up and easy to use. Add firstname.lastname@example.com
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Todas las funciones en la sala Lloyd E. Rigler, (a menos que se indique de otro modo) en el Egipcio, 6712 Hollywood Boulevard (entre las avdas. McCadden Place y Las Palmas)
Horario de boleter�a: En las noches de funci�n permanecer� abierta pasadas las 6 p.m. y hasta media hora luego de comenzar la �ltima funci�n.
Boletos: Sin recargos extras para compras anticipadas o en persona durante el d�a de la funci�n. Pagos solo en efectivo, tarjeta Visa o Mastercard. Entradas a la venta con treinta d�as de anticipaci�n.
Miembros de la Cinemateca: Entradas a $7, a menos que se indique de otro modo. Hay boletos disponibles con anticipaci�n, por correo (la orden debe recibirse siete d�as antes de la funci�n. Se aceptan cheques) o por fax, con tarjeta de cr�dito, al 323 467 0163 (dos d�as antes de la funci�n). Para mayor detalle, v�ase la hoja con nuestra pol�tica de boleter�a.
Entrada General: $10. Pensionados (mayores de 65) y estudiantes con identificaci�n v�lida: $8. Pedidos de entradas anticipadas se pueden enviar por fax al n�mero antepuesto arriba. Favor de incluir nombre completo, domicilio, tel�fono, tipo de tarjeta de cr�dito,n�mero de la tarjeta, fecha de expiraci�n y nombre completo como aparece en la tarjeta. No aceptamos cheques ni giros postales. Hay un recargo de $1 por manejo del pedido por fax de quienes no sean miembros. Los boletos no ser�n reservados sin previo pago de los mismos. *V�ase precios especiales para funciones especiales.
Estacionamiento: validamos su estacionamiento en Hollywood & Highland, a $2 por cuatro horas y luego cada 20 mins. adicionales por $1. Estacionamiento libre a partir de las 6 p.m. en el lote municipal en la Avda. Cherokee (al norte de Hollywood Boulevard, del lado este, una cuadra al este del teatro). Las primeras dos horas por $1. Pague por anticipado si planea quedarse m�s tiempo.
Contest Winners Rules & Regulations:
All persons who enter a contest to win tickets to a show at the American Cinematheque will need to pick up their tickets at the box office at least 30 minutes prior to the start of a show. Winners can only redeem tickets for the show promoted. Winners who fail to appear for the show have forfeited the ticket. No cash value. Winners cannot subsitute tickets for a cash award. Tickets will be held until ten minutes prior to showtime in the event of a sold out show.
6712 Hollywood Boulevard
in HOLLYWOOD
DIRECTIONS: The address of the Egyptian Theatre is 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, between Las Palmas and McCadden, just east of Highland Avenue in Hollywood. Selma Avenue is just south of the theatre. The Egyptian is a very short walk east from the Hollywood & Highland Metro Station! Map
General Admission $11.00 (unless otherwise noted).
Upcoming Tours: Click for our monthly calendar. For
the total Old Hollywood experience take a tour of the legendary 1922 Egyptian
Theatre. See what it would have been like to be in a Grauman stage show with a visit to
the dressing rooms and singers' boxes. Check out our state-of-the-art projection booth and
more! Discover the painstaking restoration work and the marriage of modern technology with
a landmark of Hollywood history.
You do not need to be a group to participate in our monthly public tours. Tours will start promptly at 10:30 AM at the box office. Tours are approximately 60 min. Wear your walking shoes! You will see the old dressing rooms, the singer's boxes and the projection booth (not normally included on our tours). Reservations are not required, we have room for everyone. You can check our website or our voicemail for emergency cancellations. Tours will be held rain or shine. If you want to reserve, you may do so by sending a fax to 323.461.9737 with credit card payment or pre-purchase your ticket at the box office. Prices for these public tours are the same as below. For a total "Old Hollywood" experience, combine a tour with a screening of FOREVER HOLLYWOOD and lunch at Musso & Frank's or Miceli's (call for hours).
The 1922 Egyptian Theatre has a rich history. Go behind the scenes and learn about the restoration and renovation of this important Hollywood landmark. We offer private group tours of the Egyptian Theatre which can be scheduled by calling 323 461 2020 ext. 115. Your group must be 10 or more people. If you do not have a group and would like to join a pre-scheduled group tour call 323.461.2020, ext. 121 to find out about dates for upcoming group tours that you can join! Students/Children (12 & under) /Srs/Cinematheque Members (65+) are $5 each and Adults are $7. All group tours must be pre-paid.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: The theatre is handicap assessible. Easiest access is from the front on Hollywood Blvd. Elevator to balcony. Wide ramps.
PARKING: There are several area parking lots that charge various amounts at various times of day. The Egyptian does not validate for the Hollywood & Highland complex parking lot or any other lot.
Validation is no longer available for the Hollywood & Highland complex from the Egyptian Theatre, effective June 1, 2011. However, businesses in the complex still validate when you make a purchase. Please use this link for information: The Vistors Information Booth will also validate. The hours of operation (subject to change at any time) are as follows: 10 AM - 10 PM Monday - Saturday and 10 AM - 7 PM on Sunday. Films will let out after the hours of operation, so plan to visit the booth prior to coming to the theatre. We recommend visiting the Hollywood & Highland website at the link above for updated information. Prices, validation duration and other factors are subject to change at any time without the knowledge of the American Cinematheque.
Read Meter signs carefully. Parking regulations have changed and much of the parking is one hour only and meters are enforced until 8pm or later on side streets near the theatre. There is also free street parking on Selma (south of Hollywood Blvd.) and other area side streets.
Cherokee & Selma (south of Hollywood Boulevard).
South of Hollywood Blvd. there are attended Grant & Classic Parking lots on McCadden Place and on Las Palmas. Parking is $10-$20 flat rate maximum. They do NOT offer validation to Egyptian Theatre customers. There is often $5 parking in area lots a block east of the Egyptian. Always verify if you are paying a flat rate or hourly before parking.
Take Metro!
Metro provides Bus and Rail transportation to the Egyptian Theater located at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, walking distance from the Metro Red Line Hollywood/Highland Station. For your best route or more info, visit the Metro Trip Planner or call (323) Go Metro or (323.466.3876).


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Nevertheless, Skinfood's product names tend to err more on the side of the transatlantic so for the purposes of this review, this is Skinfood's Eggplant Eyebrow Gel Mascara & Fixer.
See how the ends look like
breasts eggplants?
This 2 step eyebrow product is supposed to last for 24 hours, and you can use it as a tinted eyebrow gel, on it's own or with a brow pencil or powder to set it, and the fixer to keep hairs in place.
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Eyebrow Powder or Pencil > Eyebrow Fixer > Eyebrow Gel.
My eyebrows are dark so I don't use pencils or brow powders that often.
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The brush is fab – it's a short, stubby thing, quite stiff so you can really brush through the brows and get any foundation out of it. It's a great stubby length so you can work it in (some brow mascara's are the same size as a regular mascara and it's just too big/long).
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A mildly flavored coconut curry cooked with sour yogurt to give it a mild tangy taste; this is called as Majjige Huli in Kannada, Majjige Pulusu in Telegu and Mor Kozhambu in Tamil. In Karnataka this dish is prepared during festivals and on other auspicious occasions. The presence of yogurt has a cooling effect on the body. You can add any veggies of choice like potato, okra, ash gourd, bottle gourd, raw mango etc and skip the greens. I love the addition of greens along with squash in this dish.
- 2-3 cups packed chopped Amaranth greens ( you can use spinach or other greens) [dantina sappu/thotakura]
- 1 cup chayote squash (optional)
- ? cup sour buttermilk/ (?2 Tbsp sour yogurt?diluted with water )
- Salt to taste
- 1 cup shredded coconut (fresh or frozen)
- 2-3 green chillies
- 1/2 Tbsp jeera (cumin)
- ? Tbsp coriander seeds
- 1 Tbsp chana daal (soaked)
- 1 Tbsp oil
- A pinch turmeric
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 5-8 curry leaves
- 2-3 dried red chillies (cut into thirds)
- A pinch Asafetida/hing?
- Soak the chana daal in water for about 1 hour.
- Clean the greens and then chop them finely. Peel the chayote squash and then cut into cubes.
- In a saucepan, cook the greens and chopped chayote squash in little water separately either on stovetop or in the microwave. Add salt while cooking.
- Meanwhile grind the coconut, green chillies, jeera, turmeric, coriander seeds, soaked chana daal with enough water and make a fine paste.
- After the greens are cooked, add this ground masala paste to this, add water, mix and allow it to boil for 5-10 minutes
- When you see the bubbles on top reduce the heat. Now add the buttermilk, mix and after one boil switch off the gas. If you boil more the buttermilk may curdle.
- Meanwhile separately in a pan make a tadka of mustard seeds, curry leaves, broken red chilies and hing. Add to seasoning to this boiled curry. Cover with lid.
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Lots of restaurants these days have more speed bumps than a church parking lot, but Parc is like a well made choral composition, with voices entering and leaving, mixing and matching in contrapuntal harmony. And even though the economy is so bad that some customers are haggling over prices in dollar stores, Parc, the French bistro that opened with a tsunami of publicity on Bastille Day of 2008 at 227 S. 18th St., across the street from Rittenhouse Square, continues to hum like a new car engine despite its hefty prices.
According to Carol Serena, one of the restaurant's seven managers (they have more managers than many restaurants have servers), as well as 48 servers and 75 kitchen staffers, Parc has served as many as 2,000 meals in one day. That sounds like an exaggeration, but every time we have walked past the stylish appendage to Rittenhouse Square, the crowd inside has been an anthill of energy and humanity.
During our visit last Wednesday, it seemed that every table was occupied, and as soon as a table was vacated, it was quickly filled right after being reset. And in addition to the 200 seats inside, about 100 more can be seated "en plein air"; even several of those al fresco tables under distinctive reddish awnings were filled last week during the springlike temperatures.
One reason for Parc's success is undoubtedly its tony Parisian ambience and unparalleled people watching. From our window seat we watched an unending stream of smartly dressed young women, bike-riding urbanites and people walking dogs that were as pretty as the female human pedestrians. (In some cases, though, the dogs appeared to be walking the people.) I swear that the first seven dogs we saw were all white, making me wonder if there was some kind of canine racial discrimination on Rittenhouse Square — but then we saw a German Shepherd, who might have just been some kind of Affirmative Action dog. Our hearts were warmed by the fact that five of the white dogs were Malteses, and the other two were Bichon Frises, two wonderful, sweet breeds. (We just happen to have one of each.)
But I'm pretty sure that most customers also go to Parc for the food, service and ambience as well as the nonpareil people-and-dog-watching. It was reported that the Stephen Starr empire spent $9 million to create Parc in a property that was formerly Neil Stein's Bleu and the entire ground floor of a hotel at 18th and Locust Streets. Parc's front room is dressed in hand-laid Parisian tiles in shades of ecru and green, red leather banquettes flanked by frosted glass, reclaimed bistro tables, vintage framed paintings and mahogany-paneled walls. A more formal dining room is somewhat more sophisticated, but the dining areas and the gorgeous imported zinc bar all maintain the aura of a brasserie merry-go-round, each element pirating energy from the others. (I love merry-go-rounds, but they do have their ups and downs.)
Every dinner begins with a basket of made-in-house baguettes and breads that are crusty, chewy, soft inside and addictive. (You might say that Parc subscribes to a policy of no-carb-left-behind.)
A cheese-welded crock of onion soup was a thoroughbred of a French classic ($11), as was the crusty macaroni and cheese, whose inhaled aroma and oozing warmth made this simple dish eloquent ($9). A tuna carpaccio appetizer, perfumed with the distilled essence of leek vinaigrette, was feather-light, exploding with magical flavor and as soft as a dove released from a box ($15.50).
A peppered New York strip steak, a substantial portion festooned with green herbs, was suffused with muscular flavor and a reduced sauce with the crucial scaffolding of abandon that characterizes the most adventurous cooking ($30). A special of the day, lobster Americaine, poached and accompanied by a reduced sauce and a wig of wide, malleable noodles ($30), was another home run, as was the service by a knowledgeable, personable young gentleman.
For us the only worm in the apple was the wines by the glass. (There is an encyclopedic list of wines by the bottle.) A Heinz Eifel Riesling ($9) and The Show Cabernet ($12) were underwhelming. The Show, in particular, lacked the full-bodied muscle and after-taste that should emanate from a Cabernet.
In many restaurants the noise is as distracting as a scratched CD, and many bloggers have mentioned the omnipresent din at Parc. It is definitely a noisy lasagne of a space, but that was overshadowed for us by the food, service and surroundings. And the noise obviously has not kept the seats from being filled every night.
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Bournemouth Tango
Sunday, March 11, 2018 at 7:00 PM - Saturday, March 17, 2018 at 10:00 PM (GMT)
Event Details
If you've been thinking about taking Argentine Tango dance
classes, there has never been a better time to learn this dramatic
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Argentine Tango, unlike ballroom tango which is a preset sequence,
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This course is designed specifically to get you dancing socially as quickly
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The course is taught in a series with new topics introduced
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See details of programme below!
Course Schedule 2018 - Sessions
We run 8 six-week intensive courses for Absolute Beginners
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Winter/Spring Session
Series 1 2018 - January 07,14,21 = February 04,11,18
Series 2 2018 - February 25 = March 04,11,18,25 = April 08
Summer Session
Series 3 2018 - April 22 = May 06, 13 = June 03,10,17
Series 4 2018 - June 24 = July 01, 08, 15, 22, 29
Series 5 2018 - August 05, 13 = September 02, 09, 16, 23
Autumn/Winter Session
Series 6 2018 - September 30 = October 07, 14, 21, 28 = November 04
Series 7 2018 - November 11, 18, 25 = December 02, 09, 16
Series 1 2018 - January 06, 13, 20, 27 = February 03, 10
Evening Programme
07:00 - 08:00pm Introduction to Argentine Tango (Start of course only)
07:00 - 08:00pm Absolute Beginners Class (Level I)
08:15 - 09:15pm Improver-Intermediate
09:15 - 10:00pm Guided Practica (Practice session)
£60 per person x 6 week course when pre booked and paid in advance before Sunday
No partner necessary. Come alone, with a partner or with friends!
Many of our students book without partners. However it is advisable
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Author Notes: This recipe takes advantage of the short-lived brilliance of summer tomatoes, combining them with the smokey flavor of smoldering hickory to produce a soup that's a hit whether you serve it hot or chilled . While I am listing plum tomatoes here, feel free to use any variety that you come across. Likewise, the herbs in the creme fraiche can be a combination of anything that's growing in your garden. —BestFoodBlogEver
Serves: 8 to 10
Smoke the Tomatoes
pounds plum or roma tomatoes
handfuls hickory wood chips, soaked
tablespoons sea salt
tablespoon freshly ground black pepper
Prepare the Soup
Smoked tomatoes
cups chicken stock
cup creme fraiche
tablespoons fresh herbs, such as thyme, basil, and chives, chopped
sourdough baguette, sliced into rounds and toasted until golden
In This Recipe
Smoke the Tomatoes
- In an outdoor grill, prepare charcoal briquettes according to manufacturer's instructions. When briquettes are ready, spread them on one side of the grill. You may also use a smoker for this step.
- Cut each tomato in half and, using your fingers, scoop out and discard the seeds and pulp. Arrange tomato halves in as few layers as possible in a disposable foil pan. Sprinkle with sea salt and black pepper.
- Place the hickory wood chips into a packet of foil and place onto the hot coals.
- Place the pan containing the tomatoes onto the grill, but not directly over the coals. Cover the grill and smoke the tomatoes for one hour. After the tomatoes have been smoked, you may refrigerate or freeze them until you are ready to make the soup.
Prepare the Soup
- Bring the chicken stock to a simmer.
- Add the smoked tomatoes. If the tomatoes are frozen, simmer them until they've thawed completely.
- Pour the soup into a blender and puree. Taste for seasoning and correct if necessary. At this point, you may either serve the soup hot or let it cool to room temperature before chilling it in the refrigerator. When ready to serve, proceed to the next step.
- Stir the chopped herbs into the creme fraiche.
- Ladle the soup into serving bowls. Float a sourdough crostini in the center of each bowl, and top the crostini with the creme fraiche.
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Two Class A retail centers anchored by Kroger stores at 1605 N. Germantown Parkway and 540 S. Mendenhall Road have traded hands in an internal transfer for a combined $41.2 million.
An entity called WNI/Tennessee LP bought the properties in two special warranty deeds from a related party, WRI HR Venture Properties I LLC, which is joint venture between Weingarten Realty Investors and Hines Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), both of Houston.
The seller had acquired the Commons at Dexter Lake in Cordova and Mendenhall Commons in East Memphis in 2008 for $41.6 million.
The 229,971-square-foot Commons at Dexter Lake sits on 23.5 acres at the southwest corner of Dexter Road and North Germantown Parkway in Cordova. Tenants include Kroger, Stein Mart, Home Goods and Marshall's. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2013 combined appraisal of its three parcels was $19.5 million.
The 80,000-square-foot Mendenhall Commons sits on 5.73 acres at the southeast corner of Sanderlin Avenue and South Mendenhall Road in East Memphis. Tenants include Kroger, Taziki's Mediterranean Cafe and Lucchesi's Ravioli & Pasta Co. The Assessor's 2013 appraisal was $9.9 million.
No financing was associated with the transaction.
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– Daily News staff
State lawmakers on Tuesday reconvened the 108th Tennessee General Assembly in a legislative session that is expected to feature debates over creating a school voucher program and whether to allow supermarkets to sell wine.
House and Senate speakers gaveled in around noon for a session they are hoping to wrap up as quickly as possible so lawmakers can focus on their re-election bids. All 99 House seats are up for re-election this year, along with 17 of 33 seats in the Senate.
But lawmakers will first have to approve the state's $33 billion annual spending plan amid flagging state revenues. Through the first five months of the current budget year, general fund revenues were running $175 million below expectations.
The state constitution requires lawmakers to pass a balanced budget.
As for vouchers — or opportunity scholarships — Gov. Bill Haslam proposed a measure last year that sought to limit them. He ended up withdrawing the measure after special interest groups spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads promoting an expanded proposal.
The Republican governor has not said whether he will pursue a voucher bill this year. But Senate Majority Leader Mark Norris, who carried the governor's proposal, said he expects Haslam to propose similar legislation, even though he didn't say exactly how it will look.
Republican House Speaker Beth Harwell believes this is the year she can bring wine to Tennessee grocery stores, an issue she has campaigned on for several cycles. The measure was advancing steadily last year, before surprisingly failing in a House committee.
The latest version of the bill would call for cities or counties to hold a referendum on whether they want to allow wine to be sold in supermarkets and convenience stores.
Also Tuesday, members of the House of Representatives paid tribute to Rep. Lois DeBerry who died in July, at the age of 68, after a nearly five-year battle with pancreatic cancer.
The Memphis Democrat was the longest-serving member of the state House of Representatives. She also was the second African-American woman to serve in the General Assembly and the first female speaker pro tempore in the House.
– The Associated Press
Shelby County Commissioners gave final approval Monday, Jan. 13, to the ordinance that keeps the same salaries for the Shelby County property assessor, register, trustee and Shelby County clerk for the four-year term of office that begins Sept. 1.
The annual pay of the assessor will remain at $108,615 and the annual pay of the other three offices will remain at $107,975. The commission also added that any annual pay raise for county employees in those four years does not automatically go to the holders of those four offices, which are on the 2014 ballot.
The commission also approved the appointment of Kevin Kane, president of the Memphis Convention and Visitors Bureau, to the board of the New Arena Public Building Authority. The commission rejected the appointment by Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell last month citing term limits on members of such public boards.
Commissioner Terry Roland made the motion to rescind that action.
The public building authority meets once a year to review financial statements on FedExForum.
In other action, the commission approved a title loan business at Riverdale Road north of East Holmes Road. The plan amendment was approved even though Commissioner Henri Brooks complained that it amounted to "bringing a gambling joint to a blighted area."
The commission also approved an eating disorder residential treatment facility on Houston Levee Road south of Woodland Hills Drive.
And the commission gave final approval Monday to an ordinance that sets standards for animal care and fines for neglect for not abiding by those standards.
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Timothy C. Fabian, professor and chair of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center Department of Surgery, will step down from his position as chair once his successor has been named.
Fabian has been chair of Surgery at UTHSC for more than 14 years. After he steps down as chair, he will continue to serve as a professor in the department.
The search committee is being co-chaired by Lee S. Schwartzberg, division chief of Hematology at UTHSC and medical director of the West Cancer Center; and Sandeep Samant, professor and vice chair in the UTHSC Department of Otolaryngology and division chief for Head and Neck Surgery. An external search firm that specializes in health care leadership will assist the committee.
From the outset of his career at UTHSC in 1980, Fabian's focus has been academic medicine and trauma care. He helped organize and develop one of the highest-volume trauma centers in the United States – The Elvis Presley Memorial Trauma Center in the Regional Medical Center at Memphis. His academic interests have been in both clinical and laboratory research dealing with shock and organ injury management.
– Don Wade
The annual St. Louis Cardinals Caravan rolls into Memphis on Sunday, Jan. 19, for a visit to AutoZone Park.
Gates open at 5:30 p.m. with the event scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m. in the Champions Club on the club level of the ballpark.
Among this year's attendees: Cardinals relief pitcher and former Memphis Redbird Seth Maness, who led all National League relievers with 16 double plays induced. Pitcher Keith Butler, who went from Double-A Springfield to Memphis to St. Louis, will also be at the caravan and so will outfielder Randal Grichuk, who was part of the trade that brought Anaheim Angels outfielder Peter Bourjos to St. Louis this off-season.
Former Redbirds and Cardinals outfielder Kerry Robinson and former NL All-Star pitcher Andy Benes will be part of the group coming to AutoZone Park, as will broadcasters and former Cardinals pitchers Al "The Mad Hungarian" Hrabosky and Rick Horton.
The first 400 children (15 and under) through the door will receive a free autograph ticket good for one autograph from each of the current and former players.
Admission is free and will feature complimentary food and soft drinks.
The NCAA has granted University of Memphis running back Brandon Hayes an additional year of eligibility. Hayes led the Tigers with 860 rushing yards in 2013 and caught 20 passes for 119 yards. At the end of the season he was named the DeAngelo Williams Most Valuable Player.
In other Tigers football news, spring practice will open March 2 and will be capped by the Annual Blue-Gray Spring Game on April 11 at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium.
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Ascendancy Media needed a new button or icon design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 13 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
Ascendancy Media Limited
We are a small advertising company working in SEO & PPC advertising.
We also own http://www.hostcompanies.com - a web hosting directory which is currently being updated for a relaunch.
Our target audience is the web hosting sector.
We simply are trying to promote our new featured host section (http://www.hostcompanies.com/featur…osting.htm).
The goal is to build traffic to this section.
I think this competition may be confusing some people. What would work well would be a picture of a hosting server in the graphic.
Just type in server in Google images to get some examples / or take a look at the images below for ideas.
We require a simple design to be displayed on the forum section of our site to promote our new featured hosting page.
If you visit http://www.hostcompanies.com/forums/ at the top right of the page is a graphic in a box called STATS.
This graphic will be replaced with something appropriate to lead users to our featured hosts page (http://www.hostcompanies.com/featur…osting.htm).
So we need something that:
1) Is obvious the ad leads to featured hosts.
2) Blends well with our websites design.
3) The graphic must be the same size as the current STATS graphic - as this is the space where it will be placed.
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Parent left loaded gun in bag of snacks for son, says Connecticut police
A city parent mistakenly left a loaded gun in a bag of snacks his son took to an upstate residential institution where he is incarcerated.
Sgt. Simon Blanc said Stamford police were notified that a 14-year-old boy returned to a Litchfield facility with a loaded 9 mm pistol after visiting his family on Tuesday.
Blanc said a counselor drove the boy to Stamford for a home visit and the gun was discovered when the teen was checked back into the facility.
Sgt. Chris Weed, who is investigating the incident, said the boy's mother and stepfather went shopping last weekend for food and the man placed the gun in the bag because it was uncomfortable to wear.
According to the mother's statement, her husband "forgot" he left the weapon in the bag, Weed said. The woman told police she was surprised her husband had a legal permit for the gun, Weed said.
"We are now attempting to confirm those facts and once all the facts are determined, we will look into whether a crime was committed," Weed said.
Blanc said the boy told authorities he did not know the pistol was in the bag.


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There is also a crypto_type context. In older versions this was crypto_method. This is referenced on http://php.net/manual/en/function.stream-socket-enable-crypto.php.
SSL context options — SSL context option listing
Context options for ssl:// and tls:// transports.
peer_fingerprint and
verify_peer default changed to
disable_compression. Requires OpenSSL >= 1.0.0.
SNI_enabled and
Note: Because ssl:// is the underlying transport for the https:// and ftps:// wrappers, any context options which apply to ssl:// also apply to https:// and ftps://.
Note: For SNI (Server Name Indication) to be available, then PHP must be compiled with OpenSSL 0.9.8j or greater. Use the
OPENSSL_TLSEXT_SERVER_NAMEto determine whether SNI is supported.
There is also a crypto_type context. In older versions this was crypto_method. This is referenced on http://php.net/manual/en/function.stream-socket-enable-crypto.php.
CN_match works contrary to intuitive thinking. I came across this when I was developing SSL server implemented in PHP. I stated (in code):
- do not allow self signed certs (works)
- verify peer certs against CA cert (works)
- verify the client's CN against CN_match (does not work), like this:
stream_context_set_option($context, 'ssl', 'CN_match', '*.example.org');
I presumed this would match any client with CN below .example.org domain.
Unfortunately this is NOT the case. The option above does not do that.
What it really does is this:
- it takes client's CN and compares it to CN_match
- IF CLIENT's CN CONTAINS AN ASTERISK like *.example.org, then it is matched against CN_match in wildcard matching fashion
Examples to illustrate behaviour:
(CNM = server's CN_match)
(CCN = client's CN)
- CNM=host.example.org, CCN=host.example.org ---> OK
- CNM=host.example.org, CCN=*.example.org ---> OK
- CNM=.example.org, CCN=*.example.org ---> OK
- CNM=example.org, CCN=*.example.org ---> ERROR
- CNM=*.example.org, CCN=host.example.org ---> ERROR
- CNM=*.example.org, CCN=*.example.org ---> OK
According to PHP sources I believe that the same applies if you are trying to act as Client and the server contains a wildcard certificate. If you set CN_match to myserver.example.org and server presents itself with *.example.org, the connection is allowed.
Everything above applies to PHP version 5.2.12.
I will supply a patch to support CN_match starting with asterisk.
I am unable to load a PEM that was generated with the stunnel tools. However, I am able to use PHP calls to generate a working PEM that is recognized both by stunnel and php, as outlined here:
This code fragment is now working for me, and with stunnel verify=4, both sides confirm the fingerprint. Oddly, if "tls://" is set below, then TLSv1 is forced, but using "ssl://" allows TLSv1.2:
$stream_context = stream_context_create([ 'ssl' => [
'local_cert' => '/path/to/key.pem',
'peer_fingerprint' => openssl_x509_fingerprint(file_get_contents('/path/to/key.crt')),
'verify_peer' => false,
'verify_peer_name' => false,
'allow_self_signed' => true,
'verify_depth' => 0 ]]);
$fp = stream_socket_client('ssl://ssl.server.com:12345',
$errno, $errstr, 30, STREAM_CLIENT_CONNECT, $stream_context);
fwrite($fp, "foo bar\n");
while($line = fgets($fp, 8192)) echo $line;
It appears that "allow_self_signed" does not and cannot apply to the local_cert option.
The stunnel verify=4 option, which verifies but ignores a CA, has no analog in these settings, which is unfortunate.
Even more perplexingly, while the "openssl verify -CAfile" is successful, PHP appears unable to use the new ca/crt pair in any configuration.
I did actually link my PHP against a copy of LibreSSL 2.3.8, but PHP oddly is unable to use TLS1.1 or 1.2. It does, however, enable EC secp521r1 (of which my native OpenSSL 0.9.8e is incapable).
I used this for Apple Push Notification Service.
Passed in a local certificate filename `cert.pem` trough local_cert option.
Worked fine, when invoked the script directly.
But when I included/required the script from a different location, it stopped working, without any explicit error message.
Resolved by passed in the full path for the file `<FullPathTo>cert.pem`.


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SGE debuts topology-aware scheduling
I just ran across a great blog entry about SGE debuting topology-aware scheduling. Dan Templeton does a great job of describing the need for processor topology-aware job scheduling within a server. Many MPI jobs fit exactly within his description of applications that have "serious resource needs" — they typically require lots of CPU and/or network (or other I/O). Hence, scheduling an MPI job intelligently across not only the network, but also across the network and resources inside the server, is pretty darn important. It's all about location, location, location!
Particularly as core counts in individual server are going up.
Particularly as networks get more complicated inside individual servers.
Particularly if heterogeneous computing inside a single server becomes popular.
Particularly as resources are now pretty much guaranteed to be non-uniform within an individual server.
These are exactly the reasons that, even though I'm a network middleware developer, I spend time with server-specific projects like hwloc — you really have to take a holistic approach in order to maximize performance.
I think it's fabulous that the resource managers are starting to take up the topology-aware scheduling banner. We've offered some degree of topology-aware deployment in Open MPI jobs for a long time (see Open MPI's mpirun(1) man page for details), but we'd be extremely happy to hand off such responsibilities to a real resource manager in a heartbeat, if possible. We initially did these things in Open MPI because other entities were not doing them, but it's still a complex issue even if resource managers join in the topology-aware fray.
Linux (and other OSs) "sort of" try to keep individual processes on specific cores, but their (current) efforts are not good enough. Without direct and consistent process pinning, a process can't be absolutely guaranteed that the resources that it uses will be "close by" in a NUMA/NUNA environment. Consider the following scenario:
- Process A starts on core X.
- Process A looks around, determines that it's close to resources J, K, and L, and therefore starts using them.
- But then the OS moves process A to core Y — which happens to be far away from J, K, and L.
Yoinks! Sure, process A could tear down all its resource usage and start over, but wow — that's a major pain in the keister. And also very error prone. And also race condition prone. And potentially harmful from an overall performance perspective (e.g., drain, tear down, and re-create network connections). Yoinks, indeed.
Far better would be to pin processes down from the very beginning so that locality-based choices can be made once and left in place for the duration of the process (and likely by extension, the entire parallel job). This makes for simpler code, fewer race conditions, and better overall performance (at least from an HPC perspective!).
To be clear: this issue exposes a religious debate between application/middleware and operating system developers.
- The OS developers feel that the OS should magically figure all this stuff out for each process. It should be able to watch a process for a short while, determine its resource use, and then schedule it to be near the resources that it can use. Indeed, a process' placement can change over time a) as its resource usage changes, and b) as the need of other processes change over time. After all, only the OS has a holistic view of the entire server — it is the only entity that can reasonably determine an optimal scheduling policy for all running processes because it's the only one with all the knowledge.
- Application / middleware developers feel that they have better a priori knowledge of what resources they will need. Tools like hwloc are emerging that allow applications to query the server, see what resources are there, and then set themselves up to utilize those resources well — even if a particular job spans multiple threads or even multiple processes (which is typical for MPI jobs). As described above, the OS approach of "wait to see what the process does and then schedule it appropriately" has been empirically shown to degrade performance — sometimes significantly.
Granted, my view on this topic is somewhat skewed by typical HPC use-cases: processes are compute-bound and require extreme low latency to various resources (e.g., network I/O). Hence, HPC apps tend to have very specific ideas and requirements about location. HPC apps also tend to take over an entire server, making the scheduling and placement decisions in the OS somewhat moot; in such cases, the application has full knowledge of all relevant processes and can therefore make intelligent placement and resource allocation decisions.
Long ago, I had discussions with OS developers about exactly these kinds of topics. We even tried to find some middle ground: perhaps a resource-hungry application can have some sort of handshake with the OS at or shortly after startup: tell the OS what kinds of resources it needs to be near and then let the OS handle all the nitty-gritty placement details. In this way, the application can share its a priori knowledge with the OS and then still let the OS handle the overall placement/scheduling optimization across all processes on the machine. We unfortunately never finished this discussion; it turned out to be surprisingly complex and full of monsters.
For example, the OS needs to share detailed knowledge of what resources are available (some OS's do this, some do not — although hwloc is starting to fill that void). Even better would be OS sharing of utilization information of each resource. But even creating definitions in this area is difficult at "best" because of the wide variety of types of resources. In a trivial categorization, some resources are software and some are hardware. How do you define "utilization" between them? Tough questions.
What do you think, gentle reader? I'd love to hear about your thoughts in this area; please share any budding research and/or experimentation work in this area!
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Software Compliance Gets Easier to Manage
Black Duck Releases protexIP/development 4.0
Software license compliance is not one of those issues that just leaps out and screams for assistance, but if you are running a software development shop with multiple projects with multiple developers on each project, license compliance is a very serious issue to contemplate indeed.
For some time, Black Duck Software has provided tools and services to step in and solve this problem. Today, at the Gartner Open Source Summit in Phoenix, Black Duck has introduced the next generation of its protexIP/development tool, version 4.0.
The new compliance-management features some glitz, but where the application shines is in the improvement of the actual code-matching process that protexIP uses to find blocks of code that could be licensed under various licenses. This "Precision" process compares code with Black Duck's KnowledgeBase, including commercial APIs and scripting languages in a faster, more accurate way, according to Black Duck executives.
Another new feature of the 4.0 product, one that should appeal to project managers is the Executive Dashboard, which gives users a comprehensive view of project components and the licenses involved in the project. Using a code navigator, code that comes from an external source can be highlighted, and once the license for a specific block of code is identified, protexIP can generate a compliance checklist to help make sure that all license requirements are complete before the final product is shipped.
On the glitz side of the equation, the Black Duck development team has added a new AJAX-based GUI to the products, as well as software development kit (SDK) plug-in capability, which will allow protexIP to be merged into most existing development-process tools.
The sum of these new additions and improvements seems be targeted at making protexIP much more accessible to managers of development shops and perhaps lower the bar for integrating license management into their overall development process. The net effect, Black Duck hopes, will be to lower the fear factor that surrounds open source software development.
"Customers are interested in open source and compliance in all of their code," according to Black Duck President and CEO Doug Levin. "A lot of the fear has been run out of the market."
A tool that has such potential for helping open source development on the legal side of the equation does lead one to wonder why protexIP isn't released under some form of open source license itself. Currently, the toolset falls under a proprietary license.
Levin emphasized that for now, Black Duck's strategy is to establish and maintain a position in the market as a trusted third-party source for licensing and code information, which is why the proprietary status is important to them now. But, this should soon change.
"We intend to do an open source project in the coming year," Levin indicated, though he did not specify which product or feature set would be made open. The non-open status doesn't seem to be hurting Black Duck's business so far, as Levin is more than pleased with the adoption rate of his company's products.
According to today's announcement, protexIP/development 4.0 will be available in mid-November, as an annual subscription that includes the software, KnowledgeBase and product updates, and customer support. The annual subscription price is based on the number of users and the size of the managed code base. protexIP/development Enterprise Edition is priced starting at $25,000; protexIP/development Professional Edition for single users is priced starting at $9,500. protexIP/sdk is priced starting at $10,000 and requires a base protexIP/development subscription.


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mattieo needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 22 designs submitted by 7 freelance designers.
We're a small (4 person) e-commerce and web developer.
We've already got a logo we like (you can download here: ) but we're looking for some great business cards and stationery to help us grow. We're also starting to get some more artistic clients (from the entertainment sector) so we need to look cool for those guys.
O'Kane Internet Consulting
We already have a logo we like which can be downloaded here:
You can use ideas from the website, http://www.okane.com.au but we're thinking of redesiging that soon, but if it looks good..
The business card must have space for the person's name, and all of our particulars listed below:
For one of the cards, it needs to be able to fit in this logo as well:
The particulars for the cards are:
Website: http://www.okane.com.au
Main Phone Number: 1300 550 889
Mobile Phone: 0413 99 6288
Fax: +61 2 8004 8204
Email: matt with the at okane.com.au
Address is not necessary on the business card, but for the DL envelope the address should be shown which is:
Loch Maree Street
Maroubra NSW 2035
- Business card (double sided)
- A4 Stationery (not letter, we're in Australia)
- "With Compliments" slip (standard 1/3 size of A4)
- Email signature design in HTML with JPG images
- DL Envelope Design
- A4 Coverpage for reports etc
- CD/DVD printing design with space to put the title and date of the DVD/CDFinal submissions must be in PDF and Adobe Illustrator (or - if you must - Photoshop). Please include fonts (or indicate how much to buy fonts off whom). For the email sig HTML/JPG or HTML/GIF is fine.
- No changes to the logo
- No tag lines
- Please come up with a design that just doesn't replicate the logo.... come up with something that helps contribute to the business.


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