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Does RedefineClasses work? I've extracted cdc from the repository and built it on linux-x86 with JVMTI enabled. RedefineClasses seems to be implemented, and potential capabilities contain can_redefine_classes=1, but when my agent calls RedefineClasses, it returns JVMTI_ERROR_INVALID_CLASS. I stepped through with gdb - RedefineClasses calls CVMdefineClass() which returns the error. gdb couldn't go any further. The same test works fine in Java SE.
Do you guys plan to implement RetransformClasses?
RedefineClasses should be working as we have used the current CVM code with internal test suites and other agents. What you can do to figure this out is to take the class that you are passing in as the new class and just load it programmatically via Class.forName() and see if it loads that way. If you can't do that, then try running CVM with tracing to see what kind of fault is happening -Xtrace:0x12c0000 which will turn on class loading/lookup, verifier and class linking tracing. (set CVM.java for flag values). You might also try adding in exception tracing with 0x4000.
It looks like RedefineClasses works, but only one of my tests succeeded, when called from a JVMTI_EVENT_CLASS_PREPARE handler. I tried redefining classes from a JVMTI_EVENT_DATA_DUMP_REQUEST handler, and it failed with JVMTI_ERROR_INVALID_CLASS. My original post is not quite correct: jvmti_RedefineClasses calls CVMjvmtiObject2Class(), and that returned NULL.
I've also tried spawning a new native thread in the agent and attaching the thread to jvm. The thread waits for an external event and calls RedefineClasses. It fails with the same error.
All my tests work with Java SE.
As you recommended, I 've tried calling Class.forName. Class.forName("MyClass") works.
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moreThis rich and lively anthology offers a broad selection of Middle English poetry from about 1200 to 1500 C.E., including more than 150 secular and religious lyrics and nine complete or extracted longer works, all translated into Modern English verse that closely resembles the original forms. Five complete satires and narratives illustrate important conventions of the period: Athelston, a historical romance; The Cock and the Fox, a beast fable by Robert Henryson; Sir Orfeo, a Breton lai; Saint Erkenwald, an alliterative saint's life; and The Land of Cockayne, a fantasy. The book concludes with substantial excerpts from longer narratives such as Piers Plowman and Confessio Amantis.
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Lightning send Connolly to Boston, swap Gudas & picks for Flyers' Coburn
by George Malik on 03/02/15 at 02:51 AM ET
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So late-night Twitter is a strange place, and late night Steve Yzerman trades are stranger still. This played out over the better course of an hour:
The #bruins have acquired Brett Connolly from #TBLightning for two second-round picks. #NHLTrade— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) March 2, 2015
BREAKING: Braydon Coburn to #TBLightning for 1st-round pick, 3rd-round pick and Radko Gudas.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) March 2, 2015
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Garrioch talks Habs, Briere on the move, Petry and Flyers' possible blueline sale
by George Malik on 01/11/15 at 12:52 AM ET
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The Ottawa Sun's Bruce Garrioch has made a helluva case for Antoine Vermette as the league's most useful player available at the trade deadline (in no small part because the Arizona Coyotes forward used to be a Senator), and Vermette's far from chopped liver, but these parts of his Sunday rumor column are more interesting than Vermette talk or discussion of Team Canada WJC coach Benoit Groulx's future:
Montreal GM Marc Bergevin has been working the phones to try to get help up front. Yes, the Habs have had a great first half, but they'd still like to get a little more size among their forwards for a long playoff run. They waived blue-liner Bryan Allen and his $3.5-million contract. He was sent to the club's AHL affiliate in Hamilton and the Habs are hopeful someone will deal for him ... If a team is looking for experience, a possible option is Colorado C Daniel Briere. A UFA with a $4-million cap hit, he's being used in a fourth-line role by the Avs. Briere, 36, could be a nice fit for a team in the East and the Avs wouldn't want much more than a draft pick in return. The Islanders could use a guy like Briere. They have little experience ... A possible fit for the Wings: Oilers' D Jeff Petry. Detroit GM Ken Holland was on Edmonton radio last week and indicated he needs a right shot. Petry is a UFA and a Michigan native.
Ryan Kesler's also from Michigan, and the Wings were supposedly in trade talks for him, too, but that didn't happen. A player's Michigan ties haven't fared into the Wings,' "We want to trade for guy over the other one" decision-making process since the Jimmy Carson trade.
Flyers GM Ron Hextall is getting antsy to make deals. Philly has virtually no shot at making the playoffs, coach Craig Berube is on the hot-seat and Hextall wouldn't mind clearing out cash. While the Flyers would like to move blue-liners Nick Schultz, Carlo Colaiacovo and Michael Del Zotto, the guy teams really covet is Braydon Coburn. With a $4.5-million cap hit through 2016-17, Coburn is highly regarded and could bring a good return. There's also interest in centre Brayden Schenn, who has a cap hit of $2.75 million through next season.
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Tags: braydon+coburn, carlo+colaiacovo, colorado+avalanche, craig+berube, daniel+briere, detroit+red+wings, edmonton+oilers, jeff+petry, marc+bergevin, michael+del+zotto, montreal+canadiens, nick+schultz, philadelphia+flyers, ron+hextall
Flyers Extend Braydon Coburn
by Paul on 11/09/11 at 02:38 PM ET
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via TSN,
The Philadelphia Flyers signed defenceman Braydon Coburn to a four-year, $18 million contract extension on Wednesday.
This season, Coburn has three assists in 14 games this season with a plus-1 rating.
The Saskatchewan native was originally drafted eighth overall by the Atltanta Thrashers in 2003.
In parts of six seasons in Philadelphia, the 26-year-old Coburn has 26 goals and 99 points.
He was in the second year of a two-year deal.
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Avery Back To His Old Antics According To Flyers Coach
by Paul on 03/15/09 at 10:47 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Avery got into the Flyers' heads early in confronting Jeff Carter-What; touch Philadelphia's 38-goal-scorer???-and the Flyers not only never got over it, they responded in their historical nature by trying to take off their opponents' heads, witness the Braydon Coburn match penalty of a high stick across Nik Antropov's face late in the second.
"We got emotional and used it the wrong way," said Flyers' head coach John Stevens. "I think [Avery's] probation period is over and now he's back to his old antics and we got sucked in, to be quite honest.
more and watch the Coburn hit on Antropov below…
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Questions for John Stevens
by Alanah McGinley on 05/16/08 at 03:56 PM ET
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Some questions for Philadelphia Flyers coach John Stevens today.
Q. Can you talk about what Kimmo will mean not just on the ice, but off the ice in the room if he does come back and play on Sunday?
COACH STEVENS: Well, he's a huge part of our team. I mean, through this year he's progressed and in the playoffs he's really taken his game to another level. I think just his presence around our team all year, he's got deep respect by all his teammates. He just has composure all the time. I think that's infectious on our team.
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Tags: braydon+coburn, interview, john+stevens, kimmo+timonen, quotes
An Ounce of Prevention
by Alanah McGinley on 05/12/08 at 04:52 PM ET
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From Damien Cox in The Spin at the Toronto Star,
Sure was nasty watching the fine young Philadelphia defenceman, Braydon Coburn, take a puck in the face Sunday night in Game 2 between the Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins.
He was cut badly near the eye, and may or may not be able to play in Game 3.
Surely, it could have been worse. Yet wasn't it also preventable?
Given where the injury was, it would appear a half-shield would have blocked the puck from hitting Coburn in the face. But he doesn't wear one, and so he was lost for the game, and maybe more.
*And more on this topic today from Greg Wyshynski at the Yahoo! Sports blog, Puck Daddy
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Flyers Lose Coburn To, Uh…
by Paul on 02/09/08 at 11:42 PM ET
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from the Courier Post,
After the Flyers' fight-filled 2-0 loss to the Rangers at the Wachovia Center, Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren announced that defenseman Braydon Coburn was resting in Temple University Hospital after tearing a muscle in his buttocks.
Coburn, the only Flyers defenseman to play in every game this season, had what Flyers athletic trainer Jim McCrossin described as a fascia release, where the torn muscle is released to promote healing.
more on the Flyers
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#crypticErik Burnham wrote:I would LOVE if this book came out on June 20.
LOVE it.
Neat! You're pretty awesome for that. Considering the theme and ghost in #10.Erik Burnham wrote:June 20 is the closest we can get to the date in the book (June 23 - St. John's Eve) with the Diamond schedule.
Kinda like how #9 hit JUST after Memorial Day, which, given the ending, felt appropriate. (:
Agreed! But dang that Peter.Erik Burnham wrote:It wasn't intentional on my part -- and it's mid-June in the story itself -- but the book on the stands with that sentiment after Memorial Day?
I'm already sold with #9. It's billed as a 4 parter but as a plus it's also these neat little one shots that a reader can jump in at anytime sort of. And as I said earlier, with the general 'road map' of where they've gone on the road trip, it seems like this could have easily been an 8 parter.Lucky timing.
I was proud of how it turned out, though.
I LOVE #9, but #10 is even better.
Erik Burnham wrote:I would LOVE if this book came out on June 20.
LOVE it.
Erik Burnham wrote:Splinter is out on the 27th, and it is a beaut. More drama than comedy, too, so that'll be fun to see folks' reaction to! (:
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By Daniel firstname.lastname@example.com Edward "Boo Man" Mills was shot in the back, according to the medical examiner. The bullet hit him in the back, on his left side, and struck a rib. The bullet broke the rib, then hit his left lung, deflating it, and tore through his 17-year-old heart. He died on the ground in the breezeway of building M, at Williamsburg South Apartments in Jonesboro. When Mills was wheeled into the medical examiner's office at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation headquarters in Decatur, the dead teen had a hole in his back and an exit wound in the middle of his chest. The medical examiner, forensic pathologist Jonathan Eisenstate, testified Tuesday morning in the trial of Jeffrey Winslow. Winslow is the 17-year-old who allegedly murdered Mills in an argument over marijuana and money. Eisenstate was the first witness for the prosecution. The murder trial is the county's first one in juvenile court. Juveniles charged with murder are automatically treated as adults, under Georgia law, but Winslow wasn't indicted within 180 days, and the case was returned to juvenile court. The missed deadline reduces the maximum possible sentence for murder from life in prison to four years in detention, if Winslow is convicted. The change of courts also means he isn't being tried by a jury, but by a judge. In Steven C. Teske's courtroom on the third floor of the old courthouse annex building, the lack of a jury meant the courtroom was mostly empty as the trial began, and the prosecutor and defense attorney avoided any theatrics. The autopsy photos weren't displayed, since there were no jurors to be shocked by death, and neither attorney bothered with opening arguments, dispensing with any rhetorical attacks, and going straight to the evidence. The medical examiner was followed on the witness stand by Clayton County Police Department Officer Michael Bryson, who first responded to the scene, on a Sunday afternoon in October 2007. "It was a person shot call," Bryson said. "The victim was face-down. Motionless. I attempted to make contact -- I got down and talked to him -- but he was unresponsive." The prosecutor, Assistant District Attorney Chris Montgomery, then called a series of teens from the Flint River Road area, teens who knew Mills, or Winslow, and were with one or the other on the day of the shooting. Tiarrous Simon,18, said she saw Mills walk behind a building to sell $10 of marijuana, heard three or four shots, and saw someone running away. "I didn't witness the shooting," she said. "I didn't see that part ... Somebody said, 'That boy just shot that boy,' and there was somebody running." Police do not believe anybody actually witnessed the shooting, but think the evidence against Winslow is solid and substantial. The evidence includes an admission he made to detectives, and witnesses who say they saw him before and after the shooting. Eugene Gleaton, who described himself as a friend, said he picked up the 17-year-old in a car, immediately after the shooting. "Explain what happened [and] why you picked up Jeffrey Winslow," the prosecutor prompted. "He said, the weed man shorted us on the weed, so he shot him," Gleaton said. The prosecution expects to close its case on Wednesday afternoon, with the homicide detective "tying everything together," Montgomery said. The defense, led by attorney Leon Hicks, will then counter. On Tuesday, Hicks was questioning the validity of the witnesses' statements, finding contradictions, changed statements and inconsistencies. As of Tuesday evening, though, he had not quite made a clear counter argument. Defenses mentioned, before the trial, have included an alibi for Winslow, a self-defense argument, and a theory about an alternative shooter. Hicks is scheduled to present his case on Wednesday afternoon.
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I have been decorating cakes for about 6 years, but I've never ventured out into the fondant and gum paste. These are so hands on and hand intensive, that I'm wondering if all this is edible, and if so, how do you keep your decorations sanitary? Thanks!
easy, keep your hands clean, tools clean, work area clean and wipe down the table before you roll anything out on it just in case the dog licked it when you weren't looking ..LOL
The key is to keep your hands and work surfaces clean. I wash my hands frequently while working on cakes and decorations. Another option would be to use the food safe latex of plastic gloves while working. To me (I don't sell my cakes so far) proper handwashing is key.
I just wash my hands a ton. And I keep my nails short. I don't think there's much more you can do than that.
I realize you're touching the fondant a lot, especially since you're kneading it, but people have been doing this for years with breads of every description as well as many other kinds of foods.
As long as you're cleaning dirt and germs off your hands and use sanitary kitchen practices in general, I don't think it's something to think about too much.
You can use gloves, if you want, but they can get in the way.
Well, I refrain from picking my nose or butt while making a cake for starters. But I also use thin rubber gloves. I am also just a hobbyist so my cakes are for friends and family and they eat my cooking etc all the time.
fondant is edible, but I don't think it tastes very good. I think it has an odd fake-ish taste that I can't put my finger on. I think most people just peel it away and eat what's inside, but it does look beautiful.
I feel the same way that you do. I just took the 2nd class in Wilton 3 and we did a present cake in fondant. I loved the way it looked but I didn't like the fact that you have to touch all over the fondant. I know it's weird since I was the one touching it but it was just odd to me! I did start out the class wearing gloves but it did get in the way so I ended up taking them off.
But I will use fondant again since it looks sooo sooo nice!
fondant is edible, but I don't think it tastes very good. I think it has an odd fake-ish taste that I can't put my finger on. I think most people just peel it away and eat what's inside, but it does look beautiful.
Fondant is definitely not for everyone, tastewise. Especially Wilton fondant. That stuff is so nasty and tastes like chemicals. There are better-tasting fondants out there, including homemade.
Some people don't like chewy icing, which is understandable.
When I use fondant, I am washing my hands CONSTANTLY!!! If I go to the stove, throw something away, etc., I wash my hands just in case before I go back to working with the cake.
Now, my table that I roll the fondant on; I wipe it down with bleach and soap & water first; then I wipe it with just water, then I wipe it with a paper towel. I have to do this because you never know what little ones will leave on the table. (with my kids, it's usually spaghetti or Kool-Aid)
I have a mental block against fondant, but not because of cleanliness. It just doesn't LOOK edible so in my mind it is not. Even when I made it and I knew exactly what went into it. My mom and son loved it (he's three, it's sugar, need I say more?); but I can't stand it. I think I will do nothing but fondant cakes for family, that way I won't gain weight off of eating them!
I was wondering about gloves myself, but it does seem it would hamper me more than anything.
Some of these comments made me laugh! What a sense of humour you folks have!
On a serious note, while I agree that some fondants don't have good write up, they are not the only ones available. I do like the taste of the sugarpaste I use and I must be doing something right or else my cakes wouldn't sell! As for all the hands on work, I can understand where you're coming from. It broke my heart to have to cut my nails short after years of polishing and painting them but I got over it fast when I got hooked on my work! I wear gloves when mixing lots of colour but I couldn't wear them to model. I wash my hands ALL the time and wipe my work surface with alcohol. Everything has to be kept so clean basically just as everyone has said. I personally love working with sugarpaste but I couldn't work with marzipan in the same way as I hate the texture and stickiness on my hands...so it's each to their own I think!
can someone give me a recipe for homemade fondant? I hate the taste of the wilton one
Well I have to agree that washing is a good idea! But on a serious note here I guarantee that food will be touched. Like ordering a pizza--Granted it is cooked but did you ever think that some hairy armed man was rolling out the pizza dough!
hi I'm very happy with homemade marshmellow fondant. I melt 16 oz of mini marshmellows and 4 T water in micro for 30 sec intervals usually takes 2 1/2min. In m eantime i sift a 2 # bag of good powdered sugar. I crisco counter make well in center of sugar and pour hot mixture over sugar and mix together. I use bench scraper to pull it all together then grease hands and knead about 8 min. Taste alot better than alot i've tasted.
I work in a restaurant and trust me everyone that handles your food is not going to be wearing gloves!! I even called one of the grill cooks on it as his grill partner was dishing up food with a spoon wearing gloves but he was putting together a HB with no gloves!! He gave me some lame excuse!! Personally I cannot wear gloves when working with fondant - they just cramp my style! But I am a clean freak when I'm doing a cake and make sure I am constnatly washing my hands and work surfaces with an anitbacterial cleaner!!
In m eantime i sift a 2 # bag of good powdered sugar
cakenutz- is that a 2 pound bag?
Hi Everyone... as I read all of your responses, one thing hit me... Lots of people mention wearing latex gloves.. But a word of caution from a nurse...If you are going to be using gloves, make sure they are the non-latex kind... You may have someone eating your cake that is allergic to latex... even the tiniest amount can trigger an allergic reaction that can be deadly if un-recognized.
I hate using those Wilton gloves. . .they always slide off my hands and it makes it hard to work w/ fondant. Anyone have any suggestions for good gloves?
ewwee hairy armed pizza guys??? gag That really turns me off to pizza. lol!
Food Service 101; Miss Dirling - always wash your hands up to your elbows.
ewwee hairy armed pizza guys??? gag That really turns me off to pizza. lol!
gloves don't always work either - every see someone at a sandwich shop make the sandwich with gloves on and then turn around and handle the money? ewwww.
Just wash your hands a lot!
I have an Associates degree in Culinary Arts so I am familiar with sanitation issues and rules. I think that if anyone is selling cakes to the public they should call their local health department for help in sitting up a healthy kitchen. Even if you are not licensed, go to the library and research safe cooking techniques.
Another "pet" peeve of mine is allowing pets into cooking and designing areas. There is no possible way that pet hair doesn't end up in or on your desserts or cakes.
An inexpensive sanitation solution that we used in college is 1 tablespoon of bleach added to 1 gallon of water. Keep this solution in a bucket for wiping your counter tops and tools and or put the solution in a spray bottle.
U. S. Department of Health and Human Services; Public Health Service; Food and Drug Administration; 2001 Food Code (Updated April 2004*)
Another "pet" peeve of mine is allowing pets into cooking and designing areas. There is no possible way that pet hair doesn't end up in or on your desserts or cakes.
I used to work with a girl at a restaurant. She pulled her hair back and also had a cat. We were in a restaurant enviroment and she would have cat hair in her clothes. It traveled with her. We found her hair In one of the desserts even though she pulled her hair back and wore a hat.
Just an FYI while we are on the subject of food safety and sanitation -
Here in the USA, there is a nationwide program called ServSafe. It is a course that is offered by various institutions, health depts, agricultural extensions, or professional associations.
It is used to train people who work in restaurants about the subjects of food service safety and sanitation, and is used as a standard throughout the country. It is a tested course, with certification given upon completion. Many municipalities, and some states, require this before granting licensing in any food industry.
Contact your health department for a referral to the organization which offers this program in your area.
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Virtually every travel destination boasts a signature dish that shouldn't be missed by the curious traveler. For example, there's New Orleans' jambalaya, Chicago's deep-dish pizza and Philadelphia' cheese steak sandwich. In the Florida Keys & Key West, that dish is Key lime pie.
Key lime pie is made from the Key lime, a fruit indigenous to the Florida Keys that's smaller and rounder than limes found in a grocery store. Key lime pie is the official pie of the State of Florida, and millions of slices are savored every year by visitors and locals.
While the pie's exact birthdate and creator are unknown, it was likely created in Key West in the late 19th century — predating refrigeration and the Overseas Railway that brought fresh ingredients like milk to the island at high speed.
Recipes for the original Key lime pie did not require refrigeration or baking. Instead, the acid in the Key lime juice reacts chemically with the other ingredients, a process called souring, and "cooks" the pie.
The typical ingredients of an authentic Key lime pie are sweetened condensed milk, egg yolks, Key lime juice and a piecrust generally made from butter and graham crackers. The egg yolks give the pie a yellowish coloring; green pies are not authentic.
"I'm always amazed that these simple ingredients can make such a wonderful pie," said Kermit Carpenter, resident Key lime pie expert and the owner of Kermit's Key West Key Lime Shoppe.
In this video, you can watch Kermit make the pie that made Key West famous!
200 g chocolate digestive biscuits
50 g butter, melted
1 x 325 g can condensed milk
Bottle of Key Lime juice
6 eggs
Preparation method:
1- Preheat the oven to 200C/gas 6. To make the pie base, pop the biscuits into a roomy plastic bag and secure at one end. Crush, with a rolling pin, until they resemble crumbs. Transfer the crumbs to a mixing bowl and add the melted butter. Stir well to combine.
2. Tip the crumbs into the base of a 22cm loose-bottomed cake tin, pressing down well with your hand.
3. To prepare the filling: Take the yokes from the 6 eggs and add the sweetened condensed milk.
4. Blend this together, and then add the a cup of key lime juice. Whisk for 1-2 minutes. Pour onto the prepared biscuit base.
5. Place into an oven for 20 minutes


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I guess I have to introduce myself here, as everyone else :) I'm an 18 year old girl from Norway, in the north to be exact. As we speak I don't have any horse, but considering that all my exams start up soon it really doesn't matter.
I sold my own in October last year, and recently stopped training another one. My plan is to get a good dressagehorse, but time will show :)


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Check out all of the posts tagged with 'textiles' below. If you still can't find what you are looking for, try using the search box.
You may have seen Elisa Strozyk's wooden textiles already—they seem to be pinned everywhere on Pinterest these days! Not only are they cool to look at, with their geometric drape, but they are interesting in the way they make us look at two very common materials in a whole new light.
God, there is a disgusting amount of patterns being created each day, am I right? All these designers are out there just drawing and drawing, making repeat after repeat, and, well—it gets a little repetitive.
Grace Jeffers' love affair with materials began at nine years old, when the other students used paper doilies to decorate their Valentine's Day project, she shingled hers in laminate.
The I&S editors' blog will chronicle our adventures through the world of design and provide a behind-the-scenes look into the creation of the products and projects that inspire us day in and day out.
Continuing coverage on our monthly issue topics, because all the news that's fit to print has a backstory—or one that's still unfolding.


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He pulled his dick out during the Bourne Ultimatum, ruined it for me.
this isnt the first time ive seen her dressed as abe lincoln
I'm in the bar bathroom about to pass out. But it's ok cause I set my alarm to go off for last call.
I came home drunk to my night light on and a Hershey's bar on my bed. Mom knows me too well.
Just checked an empty cooler on the flight to Notre Dame. You don't have to tell me you're jealous, I already know.
U shoulda just taken her to a stall and banged her and let me watch the game. Some friend u r.
I love how kegs are figured into our monthly bills
Single handedly the worst sex I've ever had just went down. Its like we both laid there after word-less thinking about the other " could they be any worse in bed" ?
So, how do I go about conveying: I'm sorry, yet very glad she is having my abortion. Via text msg?
Based on her brazillian stubble I would guess her plan had been to wait one more date before sleeping with me. Seems the plan was flexible.
Sign #1 that I'm not ready to be a mother: I'm shopping for "maternity fishnets".
he climbed up to our party on the 2nd floor balcony and then pulled a glass mug and a beer from his knapsack. these freshmen are intense
It's confirmed I did eat a ping pong ball last night...
I had sex with her because I didn't want to hurt her feelings.. You're the one who told me I should be more sensitive.


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Acute dopamine/noradrenaline reuptake inhibition enhances human exercise performance in warm, but not temperate conditions
Article first published online: 22 JUN 2005
DOI: 10.1113/jphysiol.2004.079202
The Journal of Physiology
Volume 565, Issue 3, pages 873–883, 15 June 2005
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How to Cite
Watson, P., Hasegawa, H., Roelands, B., Piacentini, M. F., Looverie, R. and Meeusen, R. (2005), Acute dopamine/noradrenaline reuptake inhibition enhances human exercise performance in warm, but not temperate conditions. The Journal of Physiology, 565: 873–883. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.2004.079202
Publication History
- Issue published online: 22 JUN 2005
- Article first published online: 22 JUN 2005
- (Received 17 November 2004; accepted after revision 13 April 2005; first published online 14 April 2005)
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Nine healthy endurance-trained males were recruited to examine the effect of a dual dopamine/noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor on performance, thermoregulation and the hormonal responses to exercise. Subjects performed four trials, ingesting either a placebo (pla) or 2 × 300 mg bupropion (bup), prior to exercise in temperate (18°C) or warm (30°C) conditions. Trials consisted of 60 min cycle exercise at 55%Wmax immediately followed by a time trial (TT). TT performance in the heat was significantly improved by bupropion (pla: 39.8 ± 3.9 min, bup: 36.4 ± 5.7 min; P= 0.046), but no difference between treatments was apparent in temperate conditions (pla: 30.6 ± 2.2 min, bup: 30.6 ± 1.9 min; P= 0.954). While TT power output was consistently lower in the heat when compared to temperate conditions, this decrement was attenuated by bupropion. At the end of the TT in the heat, both core temperature (pla 39.7 ± 0.3°C, bup 40.0 ± 0.3°C; P= 0.017) and HR (pla 178 ± 7 beats min−1, bup 183 ± 12 beats min−1; P= 0.039), were higher in the bupropion trial than in the placebo. Circulating pituitary and adrenal hormone concentrations increased throughout exercise in all trials. Circulating serum prolactin was elevated above temperate levels during exercise in a warm environment (P < 0.001). These data indicate that performance in warm conditions is enhanced by acute administration of a dual dopamine/noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor. No such effect was apparent under temperate conditions. It appears that bupropion enabled subjects to maintain a greater TT power output in the heat with the same perception of effort and thermal stress reported during the placebo trial, despite the attainment of a higher core temperature.


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14 June 2011, Hillside, Southport: Englishman Gregory Eason has finished at the top of the leaderboard, at the conclusion of the stroke play qualifying stage of the 2011 Amateur Championship. The 18-year-old from Leicester produced a three-under-par 68 at Hesketh Golf Club, adding to yesterday's 71 at Hillside, for a four-under-par total of 139.
"I'm looking forward to the match play," said Eason, who studies at the University of Central Florida. "Hillside is fantastic; it's one of the toughest courses I've ever played. I hardly get to play any match play in the States, but I'm going to approach it in the same way. If I play as well as I have done, I'll be okay."
Wales' Alastair Jones signed for a three-under-par 68, at Hesketh, to finish qualifying in second place. The Great Britain and Ireland Walker Cup squad member reached a two-round total of 140, enough to finish at three under par.
"Everyone's just trying to qualify for the match-play stage, but it obviously gives you some confidence performing well in the stroke play," said Jones, who used driver just once today on his way to 68. "I'll certainly be more aggressive in the match play tomorrow. A double-bogey in the qualifying rounds can ruin your chances, but from now on, it's just one hole."
One shot back from Jones after a 69 at Hillside was England's Steven Brown, who was beaten in the first round of match play at Formby in the 2009 Amateur by eventual winner Matteo Manassero.
"I love this place. It's a real pleasure to play here," said Brown. "If I keep playing the way I am, I've got a good chance against anyone."
Boys Amateur Champion Adrian Otaegui joined a raft of players on 142, one-under-par. This week, he is attempting to emulate his compatriots Sergio Garcia and Jose Maria Olazabal in adding the Amateur Championship to his Boys Amateur title.
"I am very far away from thinking about winning," said the Spaniard. "I am playing well, yes, but I am not thinking about that yet. One day at a time."
Another Walker Cup squad member, Michael


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Free Press sports writers grade the Lions' 2012 draft:
Dave Birkett
B: They didn't make any wow picks, but the Lions might have landed a couple of solid long-term starters in offensive tackle Riley Reiff and receiver Ryan Broyles. Of course, neither player addresses the glaring need in the secondary. The Lions aren't significantly better today than they were in January, when they lost in the first round of the playoffs.
Carlos Monarrez
B-: They finally addressed a major need at cornerback, but it wasn't until the third round. They did add a key piece by selecting the second offensive lineman of the draft. Broyles looks like a luxury pick that high in the draft. They were active traders Saturday and added some defensive help.
Michael Rosenberg
A-: I won't pretend I can evaluate every single pick. First-rounder Riley Reiff is an A-plus choice to me, because of value (he was considered a possible top-10 pick) and need. Receiver Ryan Broyles has to prove he is healthy, and the Lions have more pressing needs. Drafting three corners was wise.
Drew Sharp
C: Their top-two picks were offensive players who might not even start next season. Bill Bentley was the ninth cornerback taken, but he was the guy the Lions settled for. For the second straight season, they failed to invest a top-two pick on their most pressing need -- the secondary. If Bentley pans out, it's a good draft. If not, the honeymoon for Martin Mayhew will end.
Free Press columnist Drew Sharp will answer questions about all things Detroit sports in a live chat at 11 a.m. Friday at freep.com/sports.


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In Michigan's Capitol city, it's not just the early signs of fall that one senses as Labor Day weekend arrives, but also signs that election season is about to reach full speed.
With last weekend's state party conventions for both Republicans and Democrats out of the way, both major parties have settled on their full slate of candidates for statewide offices, including the four education boards and nonpartisan ballot for Supreme Court justices who are, nevertheless, nominated at party conventions.
With an open U.S. Senate seat, a competitive governor's race and two U.S. House seats in mid-Michigan open when longtime incumbents stepped down, it promises to be an exciting election season.
The airwaves will soon fill with millions of dollars in political ads. As the Detroit Free Press reported this week, both Republican Gov. Rick Snyder and his Democratic challenger Mark Schauer have booked air time leading into the Nov. 4 election, and their parties' respective governors associations also expect to spend heavily on the contest.
The Michigan Campaign Finance Network estimated the governor's race could hit $40 million in spending by November, making it typical of recent contests. What's less typical is that none of that money was spent on primaries, since the state's Democrats rallied around Schauer more than a year ago, hoping to mount the strongest possible challenge to Snyder.
Polls this summer have shown Snyder leading, from 1 percentage point to as high as 8 points. A just-released EPIC-MRA poll gives Schauer an edge, but within the margin of error, suggesting a close race.
In the U.S. Senate race, the summer polls have shown Democrat Rep. Gary Peters consistently ahead of GOP nominee Terri Lynn Land, by a little as 1 percentage point or as many as 9 points. A single poll showed Land ahead, by 1 percentage point. Expect that race, too, to command an impressive amount of spending both from the candidates and third-party groups.
Discerning voters won't want to delay their efforts to study the candidates and their positions. Visit votersguide.michigan.com to review candidates, their background and their positions. Many candidates are already entered; those nominated this past weekend will be added as their responses become available. The site is a partnership of the Lansing State Journal, the Detroit Free Press and others.
Labor Day isn't simply the end of summer, the date that marks "back to school" or the signal that football has resumed. It's election season, when democracy is served best by informed voters.
An LSJ editorial
With Labor Day around the corner, it's not too early for voters to focus on campaign season and educating themselves.


text: John M. Randolph was born in London, England in 1926 and attended Cheltenham College before moving to the U.S. in 1940. He continued his education at Phillips Andover Academy and served in the US Army for two years before graduating with a B.S. from MIT. Among many achievements in his diverse career, John was a pioneer in the computer leasing business as founder and CEO of Randolph Computer. He also served on the Board of several companies, including Genessee & Wyoming for 17 years. In 1980 he obtained an M.A. in humanities from Manhattanville College. John and Kathleen, a psychologist and his wife of 57 years, now live in Scottsdale, AZ. They have two children, Emily, an author, and J. Whitney, an emergency medicine physician. Edward B. Randolph, born in London, England in 1922, was educated at Harrow and Oxford University before immigrating to the U.S. in 1940. After continuing his education at Harvard, he served in the Canadian Army during WWII. When he returned to the U.S., he became a stockbroker in NYC. Later, he moved to California where he studied acting. He appeared in several films and in the TV series Magnum P.I. and Murder She Wrote. Edward was an avid traveler, bon vivant and musician and surfed well past his 80th birthday. He passed away in Scottsdale, AZ on July 30, 2004.


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