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At about 3:30 p.m. Monday, Creston/O-M assistant golf coach Kristopher "Kritter" Hayes looked toward the No. 1 tee box at Crestmoor Golf Club and saw one of his players beginning a round.
It was a gorgeous, 70-degree afternoon, so it wasn't surprising to see golfers interested in playing the course.
But, the Panthers had just spent the entire day there, teeing off at 9 a.m. to defend their title in the Hawkeye 10 Tournament.
"Our guys are out there playing right now, after we're done," Hayes said. "You'd think they'd be hungry and tired and ready to go home, but several of them are still out here playing. They want to fix the things that they can fix."
There wasn't a whole lot to fix, as the Panthers repeated as conference champions with a score of 311. Atlantic was runner-up with a 319.
Individually, junior Carson Whittington won his second straight medalist crown with a 1-over par 73 on his home course. Teammate Hunter Sickels was runner-up with a 4-over 76.
In fact, five Panthers were among the 12 Hawkeye 10 medal winners.
Sam Hartsock was sixth with an 81, Trey Thomsen was eighth, also at 81, and even Coleton Hoepker's non-counting 83 was good for 11th place. Kainen Somers shot 85.
"I feel good for them," Hayes said. "We have some new guys this year that are a part of it. It's a credit to how hard they've worked. We talked about being patient out there on this nine-hole course, and it worked out great. They played well."
With their sights set on sectional competition Friday at Atlantic, Whittington said the team seems to be hitting its stride. In fact, four of the Panthers shot in the 30s over the first nine Monday. Four of the six shot higher scores on the second nine.
"For some reason, the back nine felt like it was a 40 or something," Whittington said. "I didn't feel real happy with it. I'll take 73, though. Our guys are playing well. We could have easily shot 290 today. But 311, that's fine. That should get us through sectionals and districts."
The Panthers return to the Atlantic Golf & Country Club course where they finished fourth a year ago, missing a chance to advance to districts, which are held at Carroll this year. If host Atlantic is one of the top two teams, then three teams will advance Friday.
Head coach Jan Lesan said her team is primed to make up for last year's disappointment.
"We have things to prove to ourselves," Lesan said. "We need to go up there and play our kind of golf. I fully expect we will do that."
Girls seventh
At Harlan, meanwhile, the Creston/O-M girls were seventh in this year's conference meet after not having enough players for a scoring (four-person) team a year ago. Freshman Madison Hance earned a medal by placing 11th with a score of 102. Freshman Shelby Palser was next with 110.
"Competing as a team and as an individual helps our program a lot," Lesan said. "They had fun together today."
Brooke Fletcher of Atlantic was medalist with 16-over-par 90.
Creston/O-M girls are idle until playing in regional competition May 20 at Newton. The boys tune up for Friday with a "fun" tournament at Nodaway Valley today.
Boys Hawkeye 10
At Crestmoor Golf Club
Par — 36-36 — 72
Team scoring — 1. Creston/O-M 311; 2. Atlantic 319; 3. Harlan 346; 4. Shenandoah 360; 5. Denison-Schleswig 362; 6. Carroll Kuemper Catholic 363; 7. Glenwood 380; 8. Lewis Central 385; 9. Red Oak 398; 10. Clarinda 438.
Individual medal winners — 1. Carson Whittington, Creston/O-M, 73; 2. Hunter Sickels 76; 3. Evan Schuler, Atlantic, 78; 4. Travis Olsen, Atlantic, 79; 5. Sam Markham, Atlantic, 80; 6. Sam Harstock, Creston/O-M, 81; 7. Parker Eller, Denison-Schleswig, 81; 8. Trey Thomsen, Creston/O-M, 81; 9. Nick Barry, Atlantic, 82; 10. Ross Martens, Harlan, 82; 11. Coleton Hoepker, Creston/O-M, 83; 12. Michael Sorfonden, Harlan, 85.
Creston/O-M (311) — Carson Whittington 36-37 — 73; Hunter Sickels 37-39 — 76; Trey Thomsen 38-43 — 81; Sam Hartsock 37-44 — 81; Coleton Hoepker 43-40 — 83; Kainen Somers 43-42 — 85.
Girls Hawkeye 10
At Harlan Golf & Country Club
Par — 37-37 — 74
Team scoring — 1. Carroll Kuemper Catholic 388; 2. Atlantic 393; 3. Clarinda 419; 4. Shenandoah 439; 5. Harlan 450; 6. Denison-Schleswig 460; 7. Creston 462; 8. Lewis Central 504; 9. Glenwood 545; 10. Red Oak 717.
Individual medal winners — 1. Brooke Fletcher, Atlantic, 90; 2. Kayla Redeker, Lewis Central, 92; 3. Morgan Naberhaus, Kuemper, 95; 4. Mara Masching, Kuemper, 95; 5. Bailey Walter, Atlantic, 95; 6. Shelby Worth, Atlantic 97; 7. Cassidy Eckerman, Kuemper, 98; 8. Kristen Fichter, Shenandoah, 98; 9. Micaela Boyce, Kuemper, 100; 10. Beth Anderson, Clarinda, 101; 11. Madison Hance, Creston/O-M, 102; 12. Marea Ferry, Harlan, 102.
Creston/O-M (462) — Madison Hance 53-49 — 102; Shelby Palser 54-56 — 110; Sarah Waigand 56-65 — 121; Maranda Ford 72-57 — 129; Ashtyn Riley 72-78 — 150.

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Saturday, November 10, 2001GREENSBORO, NC -- The East Tennessee State Buccaneers defeated the UNC Greensboro Spartans, 3-1 (30-26, 27-30, 32-30, 30-28) in Southern Conference Volleyball action Saturday afternoon from Greensboro, N.C. ETSU moved its record to 20-5 on the year, and 15-5 in the conference. The Spartans finish the regular season with six straight losses to end with a 2-29 record, which set a new school record for most losses in a season all-time. UNCG also finishes 2-18 in the SoCon. ETSU looked to cruise away with the first game, as it led 17-8, but UNCG refused to go quietly, closing with one at 22-21. But the Bucs held strong, and took the 30-26 win. The Spartans started out quickly in game two, taking a 15-7 edge. ETSU cut the lead to four at 17-13, and stayed close the rest of the game, and came within two at 27-25. But the Spartans would prevail 30-27, in the process taking their first game since winning three at The Citadel on October 27. In game three, the Bucs held a 24-18 lead, but once again UNCG rallied, tying the game at 28-28. But they couldn't take a lead, and ETSU squeaked out a 32-30 win. The Spartans again took a quick lead in game four at 8-3. ETSU would tie the score at 12-12, and neither team led by more than two points the rest of the game. With the score 29-28 in the Buc's favor, an ETSU kill gave them the 30-28 win and the match. Dawn Bright led the Spartans with 15 kills and 13 digs, while Kerry Stewart and Jamie Hedin both tallied 10 kills. Robyn Jameson posted 23 assists in her final game for the Spartans, and finishes her career at UNCG second on the all-time career assist chart with 3642. Karen Freeburg led ETSU with 17 kills and 16 digs, while Amber Ciskowski added 15 kills and 12 digs. Also finishing in double figures for kills was Lissa Allen (14 kills, 14 digs) and Kate Steidle (10 kills, 12 digs). Jessica Miller posted 57 asssists.


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Who's your mamma.... Sorting question.
I'm not sure I'm going about this in the right way so any suggestions would be appreciated.
I've got a table that stores parent child relationships. The table looks like this:
primaryID, parentID, Name
I've set up a form that inserts a 0 in the parent ID if there is no parent, but if you've already created a parent you can choose the parent name and the parent's primary ID is placed in the Parent ID column. Think of it as a family tree.
If the family tree was Adam as the first parent Cane as the first child of Adam and Able as the second child of Adam but we also had a first parent (not related to Bob, and a second first parent of John, not related to Adam or Bob and we added a first child of John named Dave the data would look like this:
1, 0, Adam
2, 1, Cane
3, 1, Able
3, 0, Bob
4, 0, John
5, 4, Dave
Adding a child Jill to Cane would give us record ID 6 like this:
6, 2, Jill
What I'd like to do is to generate a sorted list from this data that looks like this:
- Adam
- Cane
- Jill
- Able
- Cane
- Bob
- John
- Dave
If anyone has any ideas of how to create a sort that will accomplish this I'd love to see it. I've spent the last 2 hours trying to do this with 1 query. The only way I can make it happen is with 3 and it's a real mess.
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I'm a newb, so feel free to ignore me but I think as you add data this will get more and more complex. My guess is a reference to the parent in the child's data set would make this easier.
edit: something like this:
edit2: I misread what you meant. You already have a reference to the parent. I thought you were saying you had an field for whether the entry was a child or not.
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Ok, after poking around all the PHP resources I came up with this code that seems to be working.
Now I'm wondering if this is the most efficient way to do this. This code is so simple that I'm afraid that I'm creating a repeating query that's going to slow down when the file count goes way up. The parent child list that I am building will grow to thousands of parent child lists that go 10 generations deep or more.PHP Code:
$parentid = 0; // assuming that 0 is the main category.
function get_sub_cats($parentid) {
$sql = "SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE parentID = ".$parentid."";
$run = mysql_query($sql);
echo '<ul>';
while ($rec = mysql_fetch_assoc($run)) {
echo '<li />', $rec['Name'];
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If anyone has an idea of how to more efficiently do this I'd love to hear about it. For now this gets another page done and I'm one more day toward a paycheck.
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Maybe a little complex. Absolutely no insult to you of course.
But this link here may apply to what you are trying to do:
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That's one of the sites I researched. Their techniques actually helped. My only concern with the script that I have is that it may slow down as the number of records increases. I can't quite figure out how the loop works. It generates beautiful lists. It seems to work very fast, but I only have about 50 records to test it with.
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Madcow kicks off the 2008 Club Series with the annual UPA East Plains Sectional Championships where the best and brightest from Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia battle it out for a bid to the next level, Regionals.
(first round bye) Most Columbus players who have played at the college and club level should be used to this by now. Seeded first overall and with a first round bye, most of the Madcows stayed in Columbus Friday night and traveled early Saturday morning to revered Versailles, OH, home of chickified tournament, Poultry Days. The first three matchups on Saturday seemed quick and painless with lines playing two points in a row, giving everyone a chance to do work on the defensive end.
Game 1: DiscLexia (Lexington, KY). Madcow opens up the tournament with the eventual second place finisher in their pool, who had just come off of their first 2008 sectional win against the University of Miami Boogiemen. Madcow comes out quickly in the first half with chilly scores and the defense capitalizing easily on turnovers. Looking a bit dyslexic in the second half, Madcow D misreads a couple swilly hucks and allows the team from Kentucky to get on the scoreboard. Final score: 13-3.
Game 2: RAMJAM (Wooster, OH). Madcow opens up their second matchup with the offense rolling smoothly and the defense shutting down any kind of threat, Madcow takes half in what seemed like under 30 minutes, 7 – nil. Although scoring easily, Madcow's play was not flawless, with our endzone looking lazy and the sideline still asleep. RAMJAM gets on the board with a floaty up-line high release and a nice "ocho cinco" toe-the-line catch in the endzone. Amidst some stupid drops and poor choices, Madcow is able to ram and jam their way to an easy win. Final score: 13-1.
Game 3: Ghetto Force (Dayton, OH). The third game on Saturday found us up against the "home team???," the team from University of Dayton. This was Madcow's chance to regain some composure and play our game of ultimate, at our level. With a motivating pre-game talk lead by captains Mike "Biggs" Groeber and Rodger "R.I.P. Paul Newman" Oakes, Madcow comes out strong, striking downfield with more aggression and simply outrunning their opponent. Madcow took advantage of Dayton's ghetto force and finished the game strong, 13-0. Cream cheese anyone?
Game 4: Boogiemen (Oxford, OH): Our last matchup in pool played proved to be our first contested game of Ultimate at this year's sectional championship. After winning our first three games handily, we came out with little fire, allowing the Boogiemen to break us for the first point of the game. Boogiemen's offense, composed of a couple taller players with high release forehands and team-leading intensity, continued to click and with little flaw. Dependant on their shorter guys making big plays with a couple deep layout catches and good in-cuts, Miami stuns Madcow and takes half 7 – 4. Madcow opens up the second half with 3 breaks in 4 points, forcing themselves back into the game and tying the score at 8s. The Boogiemen are tired from running a tight rotation and Madcow takes advantage with their experience and depth, highlighted by big layouts on both sides of the disc. Madcow puts their game faces back on and dances their way to a quick and over-powering second half. Final score, 13-9.
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This weekend, September 27/28th Madcow will battle sectional opponents in one of the most famous and revered ultimate locations: Versailles, Ohio, home of Poultry Days. Madcow has won the East Plains section for the past 3 years and has no plans of breaking that streak this year. The team will still not be fully whole, missing a few players who are either out of the country, injured, or being giant wusses.
We will again attempt to use our Twitter feed to keep our fans and wussy/absent players informed on what's going on. Our rookies have been very well-coached on how to do the updates now, so they should come out as legible, comprehensible updates this time. Who knows, maybe by Regionals we'll get it right.
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The ninth annual House of Lords reception took place on Friday 16 November and was attended by 330 alumni, friends and supporters of the University. Alumni in attendance came from across the University's disciplines and ranged from graduates of the 1940s to those who recently graduated.
Following tours of the Palace of Westminster, guests were warmly welcomed by their host, Lord Hannay of Chiswick; the University's Chancellor, Sir Dominic Cadbury; and the University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor David Eastwood. Professor Eastwood announced that the Circles of Influence campaign had raised £115 million and, due to the incredible generosity of alumni and supporters, we are on track to meet our new £160 million target which will have life-changing impact. Professor Eastwood also announced that planning permission has recently been granted for our 21st century Library and Sports Centre, both of which will be exciting new additions to Birmingham's beautiful estate. Project Champions Diane Job (Director of Library Services) and Zena Wooldridge (Director of Sport) were on hand before and after the speeches to meet with alumni to talk about these new and exciting projects for the University, and discuss how alumni could get involved.
This incredibly popular reception was an enjoyable evening of conversation with old classmates and new friends. Wine and canapés were served throughout the evening as alumni enjoyed the stunning views of the Thames, the London Eye and other landmarks from the terrace. Alumni were especially keen to meet with current students and ask them about life on today's thriving campus. Alumni were joined by three of our Access to Birmingham Scholarship recipients, Kalita, Matthew and Sarah. Now in its sixth year, we have received more applications and were able to award more places than ever before, enforcing our commitment to fair access to university education.
Thank you to everyone who attended and made the evening such an enjoyable and memorable occasion. Find out more about our Circles of Influence campaign.
Next year's reception will take place in autumn 2013. Details of the event will be emailed to all alumni in the UK and online booking will be available in August. To ensure you receive details of the next event, please visit www.your.bham.ac.uk to update your details.
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The Poteau Pirates soccer team will play in the Class 4A state quarterfinals at 7 tonight on the road against the Oologah Mustangs.
If the Pirates win, they not only return to the state semifinals, but will do so at Costner Stadium.
OKLAHOMA CITY — With the loss of Russell Westbrook after Game 2, the Oklahoma City Thunder has struggled in the past two games, especially in key moments.
In Game 5 Wednesday night at Chesapeake Energy Arena, the Thunder was looking for more consistency from its defense, and a chance to close the series up. Houston's 3-point percentage has steadily gone up through the first four games, and was at 44 percent in Game 4 on Monday night in Houston.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Mother Nature's wrath was felt big time at Lake Hefner South Golf Course, the site of the Class 4A State Girls Golf Tournament.
Due to inclement weather, which featured sleet, the final round of the tournament was postponed on Thursday, thus turning the tournament into a one-day event that took place Wednesday afternoon.
The Lady Pirates, who were the defending state champions, ended up as state runners-up with a score of 360, finishing one shot behind state champion Hilldale (359).
HEAVENER — Heavener High School senior track athletes Laura Jo Allen and Aaron Turner will graduate later this month, but before they do they will have one more athletic event.
The Heavener senior track duo qualified for the Class 3A State Meet, which will take place Friday and Saturday at Ardmore High School's Noble Stadium.
Both athletes are glad to get one more shot at performing at the state meet.
Class 3A State Meet
At Ardmore
Discus — Aaron Turner, Heavener.
Shot Put — Aaron Turner, Heavener.
100 — Jodie Hill, Heavener.
200 — Jodie Hill, Heavener.
100 Hurdles — Jodie Hill, Heavener.
Discus — Laura Jo Allen, Heavener; Lexi Moody, Heavener.
Shot Put — Lexi Moody, Heavener; Philicea Mack, Spiro.
High Jump — Malory Lynch, Heavener.
Class 2A State Meet
At MWC Carl Albert High School
Discus — Savannah Smallwood, Howe.
Shot Put — Savannah Smallwood, Howe.
Long Jump — Keisha Brown, Talihina.
Three former LeFlore County high school softball players, Poteau's Katie Pierce, Whitesboro's Kelsey Branscum and Talihina's Hali Humphreys, have been blessed that they have had two seasons to play at home, so to speak, in their two years as Carl Albert Lady Vikings.
The Lady Vikings will begin postseason play Friday afternoon in the Region II Tournament at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma City with a 1 p.m. contest against Western Oklahoma State College.
Well, turkey season is in full swing, and I have a few more pictures of some successful hunters. I hope a few more will send me pictures and stories soon.
I fought off an illness all last week which even caused me to miss work one day, but I got to feeling a bit better by Saturday. Dan and Danny Carter joined me at my lease in Clayton for a camping trip to do some hunting.
Also joining the fun were Butch Parks, Carl Milligan and Brad Wells from up around Oklahoma City. My wife has been hounding me for several years to get her another turkey, and I finally got on the scoreboard.
At least for baseball in Poteau, the winner was Mother Nature.
Thursday's rain canceled the Class 4A Regional Tournament at Town Creek Park as well as the Carl Albert State College Vikings home regular-season finale against Redlands Community College at Ival Goodman Field.
The regional tournament will resume Friday, with the host Pirates meeting Broken Bow in the loser's bracket final at 2 p.m., with the winner meeting Byng at 4 p.m. for the regional title. If a second title game is needed, it will be at 1 p.m. Saturday.
If you look at the two teams in Tuesday night's Class 4A playoff game at Costner Stadium between the Poteau Pirates and the Verdigris Cardinals, it would be a classic mismatch. Coming into the game, the Pirates had scored 86 goals and have only allowed six goals. Verdigris scored 42 goals and allowed 15 goals.
However, the Cardinals were running on adrenaline until midway through the second half. Class 4A's top-ranked Pirates scored 10 minutes into the final half, and then held off the Cardinals for a 3-2 win.
RED OAK — The Leflore Savages baseball team got to within a win of playing for a regional championship on Friday at the Class B Regional Tournament, but it was not to be.
The Savages lost 13-3 to the Stuart Hornets in the loser's bracket finals on Friday. Leflore split its two games last Thursday on the opening day of the regional — losing 14-0 to Red Oak but defeating Webbers Falls 12-5.
The Savages ended the season at 12-10.


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LANGLEY AFB, Va. — Approved changes to the Air Force special duty program will require Airmen to be nominated and vetted through an approval process beginning Oct. 1.
Changes to the special duty program allow leadership and commanders to nominate their top performing Airmen for positions such as military training instructors, airman and family readiness noncommissioned officers, enlisted accessions recruiter, professional military instructors and honor guard noncommissioned officer positions, which were filled previously on a volunteer basis.
The 10 special duties and T-prefix duties selected for the program have been identified as enlisted developmental positions due to leadership responsibilities and the ability to mentor young Airmen.
Airmen who have demonstrated a record of exceptional performance in their primary duties are being sought to fill the developmental special duty positions. Airmen selected for the positions may also have the opportunity to enrich their careers, gaining leadership skills and broadening their experiences.
"I think if we encourage Airmen through a nominative process and allow leadership to encourage them by saying you're ready and we believe that you are the quality person to go do this job then we will have a highly motivated and diverse group of developmental special duty personnel affecting our Airmen," said Chief Master Sgt. Rick Parsons, command chief, Air Combat Command.
Although the assignment selection process will change to a nominative process, Airmen motivated to volunteer for a developmental special duty may still have the opportunity to do so.
"Airmen need to make contact with their leadership, voice their desire to be nominated on one of the lists and if their leadership agrees that they are the right person or right caliber to go and do the job they will be nominated," Parsons said. "When we need to fill vacancies we will certainly go to the list and pick volunteers first."
Air Staff will provide major commands nomination quotas twice a year, in March and September, based on their enlisted population of staff sergeants, technical sergeants and master sergeants. ACC has received their quotas, which requests nominations for 98 staff sergeants, 106 technical sergeants and 115 master sergeants.
"Not everyone will be nominated for these positions. The Air Force is looking for the best qualified Airmen that have qualities of a leader and will be able to prosper in these positions," said Chief Michael J. Helfer, chief enlisted manager manpower, personnel and services directorate.
Commanders will be allotted 30 days to nominate individuals based on rank and developmental special duty quotas.
"Quotas have been set to establish a minimum of nominations for MAJCOMs so Air Staff can have a pull that will fit their needs, said Helfer. "The quotas received will be distributed equally amongst ACC wings, but if a wing does not receive a levied quota they should still be nominating the best of the best to serve these duties."
ACC has a deadline of Sept. 30 to have nominations submitted to the Air Force Personnel Center.
Although, Airmen will be nominated for developmental special duty positions by their leadership, they still have to meet basic eligibility requirements listed in Personnel Services Delivery Memorandum 13-62, as well as specific criteria for the special duty listed in the Special Duty Catalog, which is currently under revision.
"Once an Airman has been nominated and selected for an assignment they will need to meet the eligibility requirements, detailed in the assignment selection instructions, within 45 days of notification," said Helfer.
He said, no indication of a timeline has been set on when Airmen will receive assignment notification, but April 2014 is the month when most Airmen can expect to report to their new special duty assignments.
For more information about developmental special duties, refer to PSDM 13-62 and the SPECAT.


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Mark Winterbottom continued his winning ways in the MSS Security V8 Supercars Challenge, maintaining a perfect record in the 2012 Formula 1 QANTAS Australian Grand Prix.
After winning the opening two races, the Ford Performance Racing driver took out a shortened Race 3 on Saturday afternoon. Originally scheduled for 20 laps, the race was Red Flagged after a Turn 3 pile-up on the opening lap.
Reigning Champion Jamie Whincup was turned around and spun back into the pack after a touch with James Courtney. Half a dozen cars were caught up in the incident, with Karl Reindler, Taz Douglas, Russell Ingall, Alexandre Prémat and David Wall all eliminated from the race.
V8 rookie Douglas' car finished up mounted on the Commodore of Russell Ingall, while Whincup and Rick Kelly also sustained damage.
After a lengthy clean-up, the race got back underway with a revised duration of seven laps. The majority of the field started on the Control Tyre, with front-runners Winterbottom, Shane van Gisbergen, Garth Tander and Todd Kelly pitting at the end of the first lap to change to the softer Sprint Tyre.
Conversely, Will Davison and Fabian Coulthard started on the Sprint Tyre, stayed out and worked hard to build enough of a buffer over the chasing Winterbottom. The pair eventually made their compulsory pit stops at the end of Lap 6, with Davison re-joining just behind team-mate Winterbottom.
While Winterbottom skipped away to win the race, Davison – on cold, harder tyres – found himself under immense pressure from Tander and van Gisbergen on the softer rubber. Tander found a way past to take second, while Davison held out van Gisbergen.
"It's a really nice feeling," Winterbottom said of his third win of the weekend.
"Obviously the short race was about trying to maximise the speed early, but it all felt pretty good and the car was strong.
"There was the unknown, which was Will, and he was getting quicker, not slower, so it was quite scary there. The team were saying 'Keep pushing on but save your tyres', which is quite hard to do. Then Will came out of the pits and I watched the big screen for the last lap, cheering him on."
Current V8 Supercar Championship leader Davison's third-place finish saw both FPR cars on the podium again as the factory Ford squad enjoys a strong weekend.
"It was a good fun race that last lap. It was a good show and that's what it's all about this weekend," Davison said.
"We used the same strategy as yesterday, so I pressed on as hard as I could. It's a pretty long pit lane here and you know the leaders are coming along. You're looking at the big screen and you know there's one lap to go, you've got cold, hard tyres on and you just have to gas it as hard as you can."
Coulthard finished fifth, ahead of Lee Holdsworth, Craig Lowndes (from the rear of the field after Friday's engine problems), Todd Kelly, Greg Murphy and David Reynolds.
The fourth and final race of the MSS Security V8 Supercars Challenge starts at 1:20pm tomorrow.


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Controls how nginx logs requests.
log_format gzip '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] ' '"$request" $status $bytes_sent ' '"$http_referer" "$http_user_agent" "$gzip_ratio"'; access_log /spool/logs/nginx-access.log gzip buffer=32k;
For information about logging of errors see error_log documentation in core module.
syntax: access_log path [format [buffer=size]] | off
default: access_log log/access.log combined
context: http, server, location
The access_log directive sets the path, format and buffer size for the access log file. Using "off" as the only parameter clears all access_log directives for the current level. If the format is not indicated, it defaults to "combined". The size of buffer must not exceed the size of the atomic record for writing into the disk file. This size is not limited for FreeBSD 3.0-6.0.
The log file path can contain variables (version >=0.7.4) but such logs have some limitations:
- worker user must have permission to create files in;
- buffering does not work;
- for each log entry, the file is opened and immediately closed after writing the record. However, descriptors of frequently used files may be stored in open_log_file_cache . Regarding log rotation, it must be kept in mind that over time (which is set by the parameter valid of directive open_log_file_cache), logging can be still continue to the old file.
Nginx supports powerful access log separation per location. Accesses can also be output to more than one log at the same time. For more details, see the Multiple access_log directives in different contexts thread on the mailing list.
syntax: log_format name format [format ...]
default: log_format combined "..."
context: http server
The log_format directive describes the format of a log entry. You can use general variables in the format, as well as variables which exist only at the moment of writing into the log:
- $body_bytes_sent, the number of bytes, transmitted to client minus the response headers. This variable is compatible with the %B parameter of Apache's mod_log_config (this was called $apache_bytes_sent, before version 0.3.10)
- $bytes_sent, the number of bytes transmitted to client
- $connection, the number of connection
- $msec, the current time at the moment of writing the log entry (microsecond accuracy)
- $pipe, "p" if request was pipelined
- $request_length, the length of the body of the request
- $request_time, the time it took nginx to work on the request, in seconds with millisecond precision (just seconds for versions older than 0.5.19)
- $status, status of answer
- $time_iso8601, time in ISO 8601 format, e. g. 2011-03-21T18:52:25+03:00 (added in 0.9.6)
- $time_local, local time into common log format.
The headers, transmitted to client, begin from the prefix "sent_http_", for example, $sent_http_content_range.
Note that variables produced by other modules can also be logged. For example you can log upstream response headers with the prefix "upstream_http_", see upstream .
There is a predefined log format called "combined":
log_format combined '$remote_addr - $remote_user [$time_local] ' '"$request" $status $body_bytes_sent ' '"$http_referer" "$http_user_agent"';
syntax: open_log_file_cache max=N [inactive=time] [min_uses=N] [valid=time] | off
default: open_log_file_cache off
context: http server location
The directive sets the cache, which stores file descriptors of frequently used logs with variable in path.
Directive options:
- max - maximal number of descriptors in the cache, with overflow Least Recently Used is removed (LRU);
- inactive - sets the time after which descriptor without hits during this time are removed; default is 10 seconds;
- min_uses - sets the minimum number of file usage within the time specified in parameter inactive, after which the file descriptor will be put in the cache; default is 1;
- valid - sets the time until it will be checked if file still exists under same name; default is 60 seconds;
- off - disables the cache.
open_log_file_cache max=1000 inactive=20s min_uses=2 valid=1m;


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The Los Angeles Lakers hired Mike D'Antoni over legendary coach Phil Jackson to fill their vacant head-coaching spot. The Lakers wouldn't agree to Jackson's demands to skip road games, have a personal yoga coach and take mandatory naps during the third quarter of home games.
I'm joking. Jackson didn't make any demands other than to have owner's son Jim Buss switch from executive vice president to the guy who gets Jackson's tea before shoot-arounds.
Ultimately, the Lakers felt D'Antoni was a better fit since he wouldn't be tied down by the weight of all those championship rings.
Someone stop those 'heated exchanges'
The Sacramento Kings' DeMarcus Cousins has been suspended for two games by the NBA for a heated exchange with San Antonio broadcaster Sean Elliott.
This punishment seems excessive. Couldn't they have just put Cousins into a media timeout?
Old habits die hard
Houston Rockets coach Kevin McHale has taken a leave of absence to deal with a family matter. Assistant coach Kelvin Sampson takes over in his absence. Out of habit, the NCAA infractions committee flew to Houston.
Cleaning up on the 'award'
For the second consecutive year, Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh was voted the NFL's dirtiest player in a poll of league players. It's not as easy a mantle to maintain as you might think. Many quarterbacks go out of their way not to have their faces smashed into the ground when they see Suh coming.
Twitter de France
Lance Armstrong tweeted a photo of himself reclining in front of his seven framed yellow jerseys from Tour de France titles. Some observers speculated that the jerseys appeared to have been digitally enhanced from mediums to larges.
Temper, temper
Crew members of Jeff Gordon's and Clint Bowyer's teams were involved in a fistfight that had to be broken up by police after Gordon wrecked Bowyer at Phoenix International Raceway.
NASCAR officials were so outraged, they hoped ESPN and other outlets continue to show it as many times as possible before the season finale.
If it doesn't walk like a (Oregon) Duck
Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly cast the only No.1 vote for the Fighting Irish in this week's coaches poll. It's this kind of unbiased opinion that makes the coaches poll such as reliable barometer.


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Gluten-Free Diet FAQs
From Gluten-Free Trading Company
What is gluten?
Gluten is a protein found in wheat, barley, rye, and some related grains. Gluten makes baked goods stretchy and flaky (croissants and puff pastry are made with high-gluten flour).
Gluten is not the same thing as starch. If you took a pound of wheat flour and mixed with water to make a thick dough, in an hour or two you could gradually wash away the starch under a gentle trickle of running water. You would be left with about 2 ounces of a rubbery substance: that's the gluten!
Which grains and starches are safe for people with celiac disease?
Definitely NOT Safe: Barley, bulgur, durum, emmer, graham, kamut, rye, spelt (dinkle, einkorn), semolina, triticale (mir), wheat (all varieties).
Generally Regarded As Safe: Arrowroot, amaranth, buckwheat, corn (maize), hominy, millet, potato, quinoa, rice, milo, Montina, sago, sesame, sorghum, soy, sweet potato, tapioca (cassava, manioc), taro, teff, wild rice, yam.
Possibly Safe Depending on the Source: Oats, de-glutenized wheat starch.
Always make sure the grains and starches you buy come from clean, uncontaminated sources!
What Are Some Easily Overlooked Sources of Gluten?
Ordinary baked goods such as bread, rolls, cookies, crackers, and pizza crusts are fairly obvious sources of gluten. Ingredients derived from wheat and barley are also used in many other foods, including various products that do not have starchy textures. Here are some foods and ingredients that might contain gluten:
- Barley Malt, also known as Malt Flavoring (often found in breakfast cereals such as Rice Krispies).
- Beer.
- Bouillon.
- Candy (some types contain wheat flour or cookie bits).
- Caramel Coloring.
- Chicken Stock and Vegetable Broth (many brands contain flavorings derived from wheat).
- Communion Wafers.
- Couscous (Moroccan pasta, sometimes mixed into salad bar items).
- Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Texturized Vegetable Protein (sometimes used in processed meats and meat substitutes; the "vegetable" might be wheat).
- Ice Cream that contains mix-ins such as cookie bits.
- Imitation Crab, Surimi (usually contains wheat starch; frequently used in mixed seafood items in restaurants).
- Incomplete/Mistranslated Labels. These are especially common on products packaged by small food service operators and on products imported from Asia & Mexico. If list seems too short, maybe it is!
- Invert Syrup.
- Licorice Candy (usually contains wheat flour).
- Maltodextrin (usually made from corn but sometimes derived from wheat, especially on products imported from Europe).
- Modified Food Starch (usually made from corn mut sometimes made from wheat). Frequently used in processed foods.
- MSG (monosodium glutamate) flavor enhancer.
- Natural Flavoring (some are made from wheat or barley).
- Non-Food Items: Cosmetics, hair care products, paste sticks, gummed envelopes.
- Orzo (rice-shaped pasta).
- Rice-A-Roni (the 'Roni is macaroni).
- Rice Syrup (sometimes extracted using barley enzymes).
- Seasoning and spice blends (some contain wheat starch or wheat derivatives).
- Seitan (vegetarian meat substitute).
- Soy Sauce (most brands contain wheat) Extensively used in Oriental cooking and sometimes in other cuisine such as Mexican fajitas.
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INDIANOLA — The Southwestern Community College track and field team got a chance to see how it stacked up against some big-time competition here Friday at the Kip Janvrin Open on Simpson College's campus.
Among the teams competing in the meet were Iowa State, Illinois, Saint Louis University and Northwest Missouri State.
"That was probably the nicest day we've had so far. I wish we could get a couple more of them," head coach Bill Huntington said. "Competition wise, that might have been as stiff of competition as we've seen all year. Tons of D-I schools. In general, I think we ran pretty well."
Josh Cobb got the Spartans out to a good start, running third in the 10,000 meters on a warm, windy day.
"It wasn't his best time, but maybe his best race of the season so far," Huntington said. "It was a little windy then, but I think he ended up going third overall. I was very happy for him."
Overall, Huntington said he was really pleased with how his distance runners ran.
Freshman Gage Beers of Osceola ran a personal best time in the 1,500 meters. Beers bettered his time by nearly six seconds.
"That was a crazy, jacked field," Huntington said. "That was a rolling, rolling race. I thought Gage did well."
Joe Bierl stepped up and ran a solid race in the 800 meter run, clocking a 1:58.96.
On the women's side, Huntington said Kalli McCann ran a solid 5,000 meter run after having run the 1,500 meters earlier in the day.
"Kalli's just now getting back," he said, talking about her previous injury. "By the time she ran Friday night, she ran a very good time in a loaded field there in the 5,000. It was her second best time of the year, but she hasn't even gotten to run on the ground, she's been training in the pool."
Official results of the 5,000 meter run were unavailable.
Both Payton Wilkenfeld and Terrence Gaye ran well in their sprint events, Huntington said.
Wilkenfeld ran personal bests in both the 100 meter dash and the 200 meter dash, while Gaye also ran a personal best in the 100, placing eighth overall.
Freshman Jackson Shantz of Greenfield finished seventh overall in the 400 meter hurdles.
Southwestern returns to action Saturday and Sunday at the Region XI Championships on Iowa Western's campus, where the top three in each event earn all-region honors and the winner of each event automatically qualifies for the national meet.
Kip Janvrin Open
High jump — 17. Kaley Folkerts, Southwestern, 1.42 meters.
Long jump — 29. Kaley Folkerts, Southwestern, 4.21 meters.
4x100 relay — 6. Southwestern, 53.05.
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200 meter dash — 19. Payton Wilkenfeld, Southwestern, 27.31; 35. Kristin Klocksiem, Southwestern, 28.42; 36. Kaley Folkerts, Southwestern, 28.52; 40. Brei Theisen, Southwestern, 29.93.
Long jump — 24. Eric Robinson, Southwestern, 5.05 meters.
Shot put — 14. Zach Ruth, Southwestern, 12.47 meters.
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1,500 meters — 32. Gage Beers, Southwestern, 4:35.24.
110 meter high hurdles — 22. Jackson Shantz, Southwestern, 16.18.
400 meter dash — 26. Marquis Flowers, Southwestern, 51.98; 36. Brandon Bergren, Southwestern, 56.27.
100 meter dash — 8. Terrence Gaye, Southwestern, 11.38.
800 meters — 20. Joe Bierl, Southwestern, 1:58.96; 31. Rayvonne Brown, Southwestern, 2:01.58; 48. Brandon Bergren, Southwestern, 2:16.54; 49. Gage Beers, Southwestern, 2:16.93.
400 meter hurdles — 7. Jackson Shantz, Southwestern 56.84; 25. Eric Robinson, Southwestern, 1:08.26.
200 meter dash — 14. Terrence Gaye, Southwestern, 23.33.


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Robert Wall's books and articles — whether aimed at other scholars or clergy — originate in the ferment of the university classroom and in conversation with his students and colleagues. In both his published research and classroom teaching, Dr. Wall approaches the Bible as a sacred text — a "production of the Holy Spirit" — and in a manner that forms a clearer understanding of God for the people of God.
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This theological commentary powerfully demonstrates the ongoing relevance and authority of the Pastoral Epistles for the church today. This innovative yet reverent volume will help revive the interest of students, pastors, and other Christian leaders in the Pastoral Epistles.
Called to Be Church: The Book of Acts for a New Day (with Robinson, Anthony B.)
Eerdmans, 2006
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Commentary on Colossians & Philemon, IVP New Testament Commentary
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Community of the Wise: The Letter of James
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Eerdmans, Nov. 2013
Through a detailed examination of the historical shaping and final canonical shape of seven oft-neglected New Testament letters — James, 1 & 2 Peter, 1-2-3 John, and Jude — Reading the Epistles of James, Peter, John & Jude as Scripture introduces readers to the historical, literary, and theological integrity of this indispensable apostolic witness. It is the only treatment of the Catholic Epistles that approaches them as an intentionally designed and theologically coherent canonical collection.
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The Acts of the Apostles: The New Interpreter's Bible Commentary
Abingdon Press, 2002
The Catholic Epistles & Apostolic Tradition (with Niebuhr, Karl-Wilhelm)
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The New Testament as Canon: A Reader in Canonical Criticism (with Lemcio, Eugene)
Academic Press, 1992
"A New Testament theology of the church, then, must be the yield of an interpretive strategy that seeks to relate the parts together as an interdependent whole; only then can the biblical theologian create a dynamic portrait of how the whole New Testament defines the church, which we argue is a truer and more useful portrait than merely describing the sum of the definitions found within the New Testament letters."
Selected Publications
- "The Acts of the Apostles" (pp. 3–370) and "The Epistolary Literature of the NT" (pp. 373–410), in New Interpreter's Bible, Volume 10 (L. E. Keck, ed., Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2002).
- "The Rule of Faith in Theological Hermeneutics" (pp. 88-107) and "Canonical Context and Canonical Conversations" (pp. 165–182), in Between Two Horizons: Spanning New Testament Studies and Systematic Theology (J. B. Green and M. Turner, eds., Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1999).
View Dr. Wall's CV (PDF) for more information and additional publications.
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Translating Scripture
Professor Rob Wall speaks at the annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature in November 2011 in San Francisco about his translation work on the Common English Bible.
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