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Steve Souders works at Google on web performance and open source initiatives. His books High Performance Web Sites and Even Faster Web Sites explain his best practices for performance along with the research and real-world results behind them. Steve is the creator of YSlow, the performance analysis extension to Firebug with more than 1 million downloads. He serves as co-chair of Velocity, the web performance and operations conference sponsored by O'Reilly. Steve taught CS193H: High Performance Web Sites at Stanford, and he frequently speaks at such conferences as OSCON, Rich Web Experience, Web 2.0 Expo, and The Ajax Experience.
Steve previously worked at Yahoo! as the Chief Performance Yahoo!,where he blogged about web performance on Yahoo! Developer Network. He was named a Yahoo! Superstar. Steve worked on many of the platforms and products within the company, including running the development team for My Yahoo!. Prior to Yahoo! Steve worked at several small to mid-sized startups including two companies he co-founded, Helix Systems and CoolSync. He also worked at General Magic, WhoWhere?, and Lycos.
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Also, all of the points covered in the book is mentioned in Yahoo Developer Network's Performance blog.[...]
There's also a youtube video titled "High Performance Websites and YSlow!" which explains these points in details.
Today, we expect more. Often if a page takes more than a few moments to load, I don't bother. I tend to equate professional with quick. If a site doesn't load quickly or if parts of the page are slow, I naturally assume that the information provided might be as shabbily compiled. I simply move onto a different page.
High Performance Web Sites looks at how we can make our own websites load more quickly. I was surprised at how many different little things that can be done beyond optimizing graphics. Most of these things only take a few little nips and tucks and none were beyond my novice level of ability.
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_High Performance Web Sites_ is one of those books that will get read by more people than buy it because it is both a fast read and organized into clearly differentiated subjects. This makes it easy to pick up for a moment or pass along to team members with different specialties.
Each of these "14 Steps to Faster-Loading Web Sites" (listed in the editorial review above) is itself divided into related tips with practical pointers. The fact that the book is full of these pointers is not the only value I extracted. We also get something a bit more subtle. The fact that the author is a performance expert at one of the mega-companies that define the Web for most of us lends authority to the book. It is easy to have confidence that his practical experience will have immediate lessons for teams with the same problems, if on a smaller scale.
Steve Souders provides a special addition to his tips: his example pages offer direct comparisons and means to make our own tests. This is something rarely encountered in such books. The book ends with a 30-page chapter where he deconstructs 10 of the top Web sites in the U.S. using the rules and tools described in the book.
Each of the 14 tips is well explained together with examples from real world sites that show how the tip has been used or how it would have helped. Some are harder to do (Use a Content Delivery Network) if you're just working on a small site or an internal web application. But most are easy to implement (GZip components, Make JavaScript and CSS External) and you'll see the results immediately.
This book should be on your Essential Reading bookshelf if you're a web developer or a member of the performance team for any organization. Keep it a secret and amaze your colleagues by making small changes and demonstrating big performance improvements. Alternately spread the word about this book and let everyone benefit.
Oh, and if you already own Web Performance Tuning, 2nd Edition (O'Reilly Internet), don't be scared by this new book. It's a much easier read and it also is aware of Ajax and new web development techniques.
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And if the state gets a $180 million federal grant in August, it could compress the timeline from a decade-long project to four or five years of construction. The state is currently acquiring rights of way.
The Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County is ramping up efforts to control the pet population by launching a mobile spay and neuter clinic.
And there's good reason, said executive director Andrew Jacuzzi: Just one pair of unspayed, unneutered dogs and their offspring, based on the reproductive pace and the size of the litters, can produce 67,000 dogs in six years, according to the Humane Society of the United States.
Northside High School is no more. The Klondike-Smoky City institution graduated its last class last month.
The Shelby County Schools board had voted that same month to give the high school one more school year.
The Lamar Avenue road project waiting for years to get started could be about to emerge from the planning stage to construction.
The Lamar Avenue road project waiting for years to get started could be about to emerge from the planning stage to construction with a federal grant.
State and local leaders will gather in the heart of the busy freight corridor Tuesday, June 21, for a "major announcement."
On a dry erase board by the National Civil Rights Museum, a new education reform group in town last week asked citizens to fill in the blanks about their high school experience with a sentence that began, "I thought high school would be…"
The Memphis Bioworks Foundation has been awarded a nearly $4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor as part of its Strengthening Working Families Initiative.
In the Memphis region, the funding will be used to facilitate short-term job training, coaching and job placement for unemployed or underemployed parents in Fayette, Lauderdale, Shelby, and Tipton counties. The program will include support services, including funding for and access to child care resources and transportation assistance.
Tennessee has never been at the forefront of alternative energy. If California is the cool kid tapped in on all the latest advances, we could be considered the behind-the-times cousin always trying to play catch up.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Tuition will rise almost 7 percent on average this fall at Mississippi's 15 community and junior colleges.
A student will pay $2,748 for two semesters of full-time classes, on average, up from $2,577 in the 2015-2016 year, according to figures from the state Community College Board.
One year after Methodist Healthcare donated the former Methodist Fayette Hospital to the city of Somerville, major progress has been made toward transforming the campus into a center for higher learning.
After six months of deliberation, the Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine has ratified a diversity policy for its five PILOT programs.
The adopted program requires that companies receiving financial incentives from EDGE spend with local and minority-owned businesses an amount totaling 25 percent of the construction costs plus 15 percent of the projected PILOT savings for the duration of the property tax freeze. Exceptional performance will earn a company up to two years on its PILOT. If a company fails to meet the spending requirements, EDGE will reduce the terms of the PILOT by 20 percent or two years, depending on which is less.
Two longtime Memphis-area companies secured tax incentives at the June meeting of the Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine.
The payment-in-lieu-of-taxes will support TAG Truck Enterprises LLC's plans for the former Mall of Memphis site as well as an expansion of Turner Dairy in the heart of Midtown.
The final piece of ServiceMaster's local incentive package fell into place Wednesday, June 15, at a Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine board meeting.
The residential- and commercial-services company, which plans to move its headquarters into the former Peabody Place mall in Downtown Memphis, received a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes incentive to offset its $9.3 million personal property investment for items such as furniture, fixtures, computers and equipment.
The 4.15-mile eastward extension of the Shelby Farms Greenline is already being used even before the work pushes across Germantown Parkway to the old Cordova train depot.
County government and Shelby Farms Park Conservancy leaders cut the ribbon on the extension Thursday, June 16, at Mullins Station and Farm roads.
Parking concerns for ServiceMaster Global Holdings' move to Downtown Memphis have been resolved.
On June 14, the Downtown Parking Authority granted ServiceMaster access to the parking garage at 250 Peabody Place.
The Center City Revenue Finance Corp. approved a tax incentive package Tuesday, June 14, to support ServiceMaster Global Holdings' conversion of Peabody Place mall into a multimillion-dollar headquarters.
ServiceMaster Global Holdings is one of three local companies with tax-incentive applications before the Memphis-Shelby County Economic Development Growth Engine board on Wednesday, June 15.
The residential- and commercial-services company, which plans to move its headquarters into the former Peabody Place mall in Downtown Memphis, is seeking a payment-in-lieu-of-taxes incentive to offset its $9.3 million personal property investment for items such as furniture, fixtures, computers and equipment.
Dr. Wei Li, a researcher at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, has received a $1.9 million grant to study new ways to weaken cancer cells by targeting one of their components called survivin.
The education reform group offering a $10 million grant to launch a new type of school is coming to Memphis next Monday through Wednesday, June 13-15, to discuss public education.
The XQ Institute bus tour will be at the National Civil Rights Museum, 450 Mulberry St., on those three days to hear from the public about public education as well as share details of the institute's effort to build what it calls "super schools."
Let's get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about, from decisions about ServiceMaster incentives to the ultimate dodgeball tournament.
It looks like the conversion of Peabody Place mall to the new headquarters of ServiceMaster is a $33.3 million job. That could be a running total depending on a PILOT amendment to come.
ServiceMaster Global Holdings Inc. will be getting a lot of help with its headquarters move into the vacant Peabody Place mall.
Documents obtained by The Daily News show that mall landlord Belz Enterprises will contribute $12 million to improvements to the facility while ServiceMaster will invest $14.8 million in converting the 340,000-square-foot retail center into corporate offices with open working and research spaces.
Urban planners are born, not made. At least, that's how it was with Nicholas Oyler. From the time he was in middle school, he couldn't stop thinking about how cities work.
"I was always doodling skyscrapers," Oyler recalls. "I remember thinking, 'Why doesn't Memphis have more of them? And what can we do to get more?'"
Shelby County Commissioners approved a stable county property tax rate of $4.37 Monday, June 6, on the first of three readings and set the stage for final budget deliberations in committee sessions next week.
Memphis wasn't on the list announced Monday, June 6, of nine communities – including Nashville – that will receive federal Promise Zone assistance from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Time to get this week started, Memphis! There's plenty to keep you busy in this week's roundup of need-to-know happenings, from the 50th anniversary of a seminal civil rights moment to a blast from the '80s-movie past...
In a state where many people bleed orange, the University of Tennessee found itself in an unusual position during the 2016 legislative session: fighting for its life.
The folks representing Rocky Top, typically a sacred cow, had to battle for respect after emails surfaced from UT-Knoxville's Office of Diversity and Inclusion urging teachers to use gender-neutral pronouns for transgender students and to downplay Christmas during holiday parties.
The Memphis City Council's budget committee completed its budget reviews Tuesday, May 31, recommending a 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees other than fire and police and $300,000 in grant funding to hire a full-time director for the Whitehaven Economic Development Council.
It took six hours. But the Memphis City Council's budget committee completed its budget reviews Tuesday, May 31, with a recommendation of a 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees other than fire and police and $300,000 in grant funding to hire a full-time director for the Whitehaven Economic Development Council.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Education Department has appointed a new lawyer to oversee the turnaround of schools once owned by Corinthian Colleges Inc., following an Associated Press review that found trouble at the schools and questioned the previous monitor's independence.
It's time to get this week started, Memphis! Here's our roundup of local happenings you need to know about, from a Funkadelic party at the New Daisy to a Day of Merrymaking on the Greensward...
A Shelby County Commission resolution seeking $2.1 million in qualified energy conservation bonds to make roof and HVAC repairs to Southbrook Mall was sent back to committee Monday, May 23.
The owners of the Whitehaven mall sought $1.5 million from the city of Memphis during former Mayor A C Wharton's administration for the same purpose but never got it.
The Grizzlies just about have their new coach. He is David Fizdale who comes to Memphis from being an associate coach for the Miami Heat.
Right! From The Start will continue work in the Delta through a new $1.9 million W.K. Kellogg Foundation grant to the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi. The initiative will work to increase the breastfeeding rates of extremely low birth-weight babies utilizing a multi-agency approach to ensure better outcomes and effect systemic change. The funding continues through March 2019.
The Urban Child Institute has awarded the University of Memphis a $2 million grant to support the ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Prevention Project.
Through the project, the U of M will build on relationships with the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and Le Bonheur Children's Hospital to create a culture of health for vulnerable children in Memphis. The university and its partners will tackle issues such as child neglect and abuse, housing, asthma and breastfeeding.
Memphis City Council Budget Committee Chairman Edmund Ford Jr. likens it to the television show "Shark Tank."
Instead of entrepreneurs, leaders of nonprofits made their pitches to the budget committee Tuesday, May 24, for grants from the council as part of the budget process.
NEW YORK (AP) – Monsanto rejected Bayer's $62 billion takeover bid, calling it "incomplete and financially inadequate."
However, the seed company suggested Tuesday that a higher bid might be accepted, saying that it remains open to talks.
Shelby County Commissioners held up $2.8 million in redirected Shelby County Schools funding Monday, May 23, as the commission and school system leaders prepare for a Wednesday meeting on the school system budget for the coming fiscal year.
The West Tennessee Home Builders Association will showcase the latest trends in homebuilding and design as part of its Mid-South Parade of Homes. Twenty-two homes, reaching from Olive Branch to Collierville, are part of the Mid-South tour. Prices for the new homes range from $188,000 to $765,000.
A pair of Memphis nonprofits has received $100,000 each in community grant funds from First Tennessee Bank.
Jonathan Holland, Study Abroad adviser for the University of Memphis, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to participate in the International Education Administrators' 2016 Seminar in Japan. Holland is a two-time Fulbright recipient; he taught English and American studies in Ukraine during the 2010-2011 academic year through the Fulbright program.
Crosstown High School could be a charter school after all.
That was the original plan when charter operator Gestalt Community Schools signed on as one of the early tenants of Crosstown Concourse, the transformation of the old Sears Tower on Cleveland Avenue. When Gestalt pulled out of the project in late 2015, a group of philanthropists and community leaders rallied to recruit another school for the mixed-use high-rise.
FedEx sets a date next week for its acquisition of TNT Express – a $4.8 billion deal that was approved by TNT shareholders Wednesday.
The Center City Development Corp. has awarded its largest storefront improvement grant to date to Ghost River Brewing Co., which plans to use the $65,500 to building an outside patio and taproom at its 827 S. Main St. facility.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Fifteen Tennessee communities have been selected to receive state grants to prepare sites for economic development projects.
The grants will go toward completing infrastructure and engineering improvements for certified sites in rural communities.
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GPEC predicts $32B economic output from SkySong
SkySong, The ASU Scottsdale Innovation Center is projected to generate more than $32 billion in economic output and more than 10,000 new jobs across the Valley over the next 30 years, according to new analysis performed by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council. The analysis examines the impact of 11 SkySong buildings and a restaurant/retail component… Read More →
Az Business names Most Influential Women of 2016
They are innovators, trailblazers and leaders of industry. They are Az Business magazine's Most Influential Women in Arizona Business for 2016, as selected from a pool of more than 1,000 candidates by the editorial team at Az Business magazine and a panel of industry experts. "While their resumes and industries may differ, the women we… Read More →
Meet us at the AZRE Forum
As the summer months continue to bring the heat, AZRE magazine is doing the same with its commercial real estate mid-year update and forecast on Thursday, July 21 at the Camby from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The AZRE Forum will bring a panel of Arizona's top commercial real estate experts, yielding in-depth discussions of economics, development… Read More →
Business leaders market Arizona to the world at Washington summit
They came from the state and from several cities, but business leaders at an event in Washington this week had a common goal – convincing foreign business owners that Arizona is the right place for them. Officials from the Arizona Commerce Authority, the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, the Salt River Project and the cities of Gilbert,… Read More →
Kudelski Group will expand HQ to Phoenix
Digital content distributor and security firm, Kudelski Group (SIX:KUD.S), is opening its second global headquarters in Phoenix. This strategic decision brings several key business functions to the North American market and positions the company to capitalize on growth initiatives,while showcasing the high-quality innovation and engineering of its Swiss teams. The Kudelski Group's technologies are used in a wide… Read More →
New York-based Oscar Health expands into Tempe
Oscar, a New York-based health insurance company, is expanding its Oscar Concierge team into Tempe at The Circuit, an adaptive re-use development near the Loop 101 and Loop 202 freeways. Oscar is a new kind of health insurance company designed to put people first. Through a high-tech, data-driven approach, easy-to-understand language and a unique set… Read More →
DoubleDutch will open new office in Phoenix
The Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC) and the City of Phoenix today join DoubleDutch, a leading global provider of mobile event apps, in announcing the company's expansion to Phoenix, Arizona. DoubleDutch plans to add 30 employees to this regional office by the end of the year and will use the new location to expand geographic… Read More →
$3.5B manufacturer will move HQ to Phoenix
Carlisle Companies Inc., a $3.5 billion global diversified manufacturer, will relocate its Corporate Headquarters to Phoenix beginning in the second quarter of this year. Founded in 1917, Carlisle's current Corporate Office is in Charlotte, North Carolina. Carlisle manufactures a broad range of products including commercial roofing, interconnected products, fluid handling technologies, brake and friction systems,… Read More →
GPEC's Chris Camacho named to Policy Council
Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC) President and CEO Chris Camacho, will join nearly a dozen national leaders on the newly formed Economic Innovation Group Policy Council. "It is an incredible honor to be named to the Economic Innovation Group Policy Council," said Chris Camacho, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council. "The members… Read More →
Gainsight expands operations to Phoenix
Gainsight, a Silicon Valley-based technology company focused on customer success, has announced an expansion to Phoenix. The company's new corporate marketing headquarters will be housed at the 111 W. Monroe building downtown. Led by CEO Nick Mehta, Gainsight made a major announcement last Thursday with a new $50 million Series D funding round backed… Read More →
Hines announces moves at Renaissance Square
Hines, the international real estate firm, recently promoted Steve Hamel to General Property Manager and hired Lindy Mertins as Property Manager. Both positions are located at Renaissance Square. Hamel oversees a staff of 18 at Renaissance Square. He previously served as Property Manager of Renaissance Square. Through his leadership, Hamel has improved tenant satisfaction, accounting… Read More →
JLL's Bill Honsaker named to GPEC Board of Directors
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Fennemore Craig grows government affairs practice
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Phoenix healthcare growth outpacing national average
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HOUSTON, Texas -- Sebastien Bourdais has won 50 percent of the Champ Car events since the start of the 2004 season.
Fifty percent. Take a moment to soak that in.
You could combine the win total for NASCAR stars Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson, but it wouldn't come close to 50 percent of the Nextel Cup races in the past four seasons.
Victory No. 22 of the last 44 Champ Car events came Sunday in the Grand Prix of Houston, an event the 28-year-old Frenchman also won last year.
But one question keeps dogging him. How good is he, really?
Bourdais is a victim in a feud not of his making. Having two competing open-wheel leagues in America causes some to wonder if Bourdais simply is the superior driver of a watered-down lot.
He doesn't get to compete against IndyCar Series racers Sam Hornish Jr., Dan Wheldon, Tony Kanaan and Helio Castroneves.
Bourdais understands the debate, but he's doing all he can do to silence the doubters. He helped himself two years ago by beating the NASCAR boys at their own game, winning an IROC race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Now he hopes to win an unprecedented fourth consecutive Champ Car title.
After a nightmarish season opener in which Bourdais made rare contact with the wall in an ill-handling car, he has won the past two events and regained the top spot in the standings.
And he's doing it this season in new Champ Car equipment designed to make all the cars equal.
There's nothing equal about Bourdais when compared with the other racers in Champ Car. Don't let his appearance fool you.
The man who looks more like a piccolo player in a high school band is a combination of Mario Andretti's brilliance and A.J. Foyt's meanness when it comes to steering an open-wheel race car.
Bourdais has the ability to overcome whatever obstacles come his way. He thought he won the pole Saturday at Houston, only to learn later he would start second.
Champ Car officials took his fast lap away when they ruled he interfered with a qualifying lap of Will Power.
"I was really pissed off about that," Bourdais said. "I still think it was a bad call and it was undeserved. I was just trying to get out of the way. I knew [starting second] was going to be a big problem today, and it was. Cars two-wide can't get through there."
Bourdais was right. The race started with Bourdais moving off the track and missing the chicane in Turn 2 as he and Justin Wilson went by Power.
That's a no-no. Champ Car officials made Bourdais give up the top spot to Wilson, not that it mattered.
On Lap 14, Bourdais easily zipped by Wilson and regained the lead. And he did it without using any extra power.
Champ Cars have a power-to-pass button that gives a horsepower boost for 60 seconds of each race. Bourdais didn't need it.
"His record speaks for itself. Look, despite what people say about American open-wheel racing, these races are still extremely difficult to win. Seb just keeps doing it, and it's awesome for me to be able to learn from him."
-- Graham Rahal
But just for grins, or maybe to prove a point, Bourdais hit the power button on the final lap. Despite having a car he said wasn't braking well at the end, he easily posted the fastest lap of the day at just over 58 seconds.
Bourdais knew the race was won at that point because rookie teammate Graham Rahal was more than four seconds behind him.
Rahal, only 18 and the youngest podium finisher in Champ Car history, knows a thing or two about great open-wheel racers. His dad, Bobby Rahal, won three championships and the 1986 Indy 500.
Bourdais' win Sunday was the 25th of his career, which moved him past Bobby Rahal on the career victory list.
Graham Rahal believes Bourdais deserves to rank with the best.
"His record speaks for itself," Rahal said. "Look, despite what people say about American open-wheel racing, these races are still extremely difficult to win. Seb just keeps doing it, and it's awesome for me to be able to learn from him."
Everyone in Champ Car learns from Bourdais, who expects to win every time he gets in the car. But he had his doubts late in Sunday's race.
Rookie Tristan Gommendy, who was on a different pit cycle, was in front on the final restart. Bourdais knew Gommendy didn't have the fuel to make it to the finish, but the finish wasn't the concern.
"I knew all it took was another caution and we were in trouble," Bourdais said.
So Bourdais got overly aggressive and tried to pass Gommendy, but he had to check up and almost wrecked in the process. What was he thinking?
"Right then, I was thinking, 'Don't [mess] this up,' " Bourdais said.
He didn't, surviving one final scare when Gommendy ran out of fuel a few laps later.
"He slowed down and I couldn't stop fast enough, so my front wing touched his car," Bourdais said. "I heard a little click, but I looked and saw the wing was still there, thankfully."
Open-wheel racing fans should be thankful they can witness Bourdais' superior skills for one more season.
He likely is headed to Formula One in 2008. Then, finally, we might find just how good he really is, assuming he gets one of the few competitive rides.
Terry Blount covers motorsports for ESPN.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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SFP News - May 2016
Super-Earlybird prices end Tuesday May 31 at midnight for Watermelon Park Fest
4 day tickets go from $80 to $100
Our 13th annual Watermelon Park Fest will be Sept 22-25, 2016.
River and Roots is not to be missed this year!
All star Line-up announced, Fiddle camp added. Event benefits Friends of the Shenandoah, tubing, camping, Jamming.
Our 3rd annual River and Roots Festival will be June 24-26. River and Roots benefits the Friends of the Shenandoah. Our 13th annual Watermelon Park Fest will be Sept 22-25, 2016.
New this year
All ages Fiddle Camp at River and Roots Festival
Fiddle Music Camp - River and Roots 2016 - This year at River and Roots Festival we will be featuring a Fiddle Music Camp on Tuesday 6/21/16 thru Thursday from 1 pm thru 4 pm each day, Friday will be 1-2 pm. This camp is for all ages and all levels. Teachers include Malia Furtado, Stacey Sinclair and David Van Deventer. More info.
River and Roots announces more Line-up.
The Keel Brothers and Ragtime Annie among the additions.
The Keel Brothers
We are super excited to announce the line-up for our 3rd annual River and Roots Festival June 24-26. Larry Keel returns to the park with his older flat picking mentor brother Gary to present The Keel Brothers. Other artists include Tim O'Brien, Danny Knicely and Jack Dunlop, Pat Donahue, Circa Blue, the Harris Brothers , a 4 day Fiddle Camp, and so much more.......
Watermelon Park Fest announces The Sam Bush Band.
The King of Newgrass returns.
The Keel Brothers
We are super excited to announce the line-up for our 3rd annual River and Roots Festival June 24-26. Larry Keel returns to the park with his older flat picking mentor brother Gary to present The Keel Brothers. Other artists include Tim O'Brien, Danny Knicely and Jack Dunlop, Pat Donahue, Circa Blue, the Harris Brothers , a 4 day Fiddle Camp, and so much more.......
Sam Bush
It's been two years since the Sam Bush Band has played at Watermelon Park Fest Sept 22-25, 2016. Sam Bush is a Grammy Award winning multi-instrumentalist known as the King of Telluride and the King of Newgrass. Sam played at Watermelon Park back in the early 1970's as the leader of a pioneering group that he led called the Newgrass Revival. Sam will be playing on the main stage on Friday Night as well as participating in a music/discussion workshop during the afternoon with Jon Lohman fron the Virginia Folklife Program.
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Ragtime Annie
Ragtime Annie
Banjo player Gina Clowes (Bud's Collective; Chris Jones and the Night Drivers), award-winning fiddle player Malia Furtado (Circa Blue) and bass player Ashley Stewart (Circa Blue) will be making their River and Roots Festival debut this year. Malia will also be teacking in this years new four day Fiddle Camp at the Festival.
Tickets for both events on sale Tuesday, Feburary 23 at 9 am.
RV sites and limited tickets typically sell out for both events in 6 hours, so be ready..
Our 3rd annual River and Roots Festival will be June 24-26. Our 13th annual Watermelon Park Fest will be Sept 22-25, 2016. Tickets for both events as well as RV sites, vendor and Voluntees sign ups and more......it all starts at 9 am on Tuesday Feburary 16th. (RV sites typically sell out in the first 6 hours so be ready....)
Tim O'Brien
Set to headline River and Roots Festival
Tim O'Brien
We are so excited to have Tim O'Brien headline the 3rd annual River and Roots Festival. Don't be surprised is he is joined by some of the usual Hot Pickers. Stay tuned as we announce the rest of this years exciting line-up for River and Roots.
Sunday March 20
Danny Knicely's 10th annual Winter Concert has been rescheduled to March 20 due to weather.
Thursdays starting Jan. 7, 6-8 pm
Weekly Old-Time Jam hosted by Fiddlin' Dave and Morgan at Barns of Rosehill
Weekly Old-Time Jam
Every Thursday starting January 7th. For musicians and music lovers alike. Come and play old-time music, or just hang out and listen 6-8 pm. This is free family event....Also there will be a Old Time music lesson and Jam for kids 7-12 led by David VanDeventer and Morgan Morison from 5-6 pm before the weekley Jam
Please visit Barns of Rosehill website for details.
Friday Jan. 8, 8-10 pm
Taarka at Barns of Rosehill
Described by SF Weekly as a "collision of Django Reinhardt and David Grisman," Taarka is the new acoustic "supergroup" (Flagstaff Live) "presenting masterfully deep americana and gypsyjazz string band music!" Led by the husband-and-wife team of David Pelta-Tiller (mandolin, tenor guitar, vocals) and Enion Pelta-Tiller (five-string violin, vocals) Taarka fills out its unique sound with award-winning bassist Troy Robey and prodigious young guitarist Mike Robinson, Taarka is bringing their otherworldly, energetic music to venues across the US, Canada, Europe and Mexico.
The Queen of Country
Brought down the house in Berryville
We knew it would be good, but we didn't know it would be that good! Loretta liked being at the park so much she played an extra long set so she could get all her hits in. She also invited Jr. Miller on the bus to catch up with her old friend. We were delighted! Photo by Janet Emma Garbe
A wonderful gathering of folks
The weather was perfect
Everyone setteled in nicely to hear the music of Furnace Mountain, Loretta Lynn, and Peter Rowan on Saturday night. Photo by Tara Linhardt
A full house
All the way back to the river
Thanks to Chester Simpson for capturing this picture of the the crowd stretching all the way back to the river.
Friday Night
Hot Rize
Friday night main stage was alive with the music of Hot Rize and Pokey LaFarge. It's always a treat to have return artists like Tim O'Brian and Pokey along with new band mates. Brian Sutton blew everyone away and Pokey's new larger band got the crowd completly fired up!
Congratulations to Southern Brood
2015 Band Contest Winners
Tara Linhardt presenting the winning band Southern Brood a $1000 check. The band will also revieve a mainstage slot at next years fest so stay tuned. Photo by Pepper Watkins
Band Winners
1. Southern Brood
2. Tim and Miles
3. After Jack
Congratulations Houlton Doucette
for winning the 2015 Weber mandolin
Congratulations to Houlton Doucette for winning the Bitterroot F-Style Mandolin valued at $2999. Thank you to Weber Mandolins Photo by Pepper Watkins
The Picking contest
Winners are...
Houlton Doucette and Joey Mosley about to play together for the first time after winning the Weber Mandolin and Fairbuilt Guitar Contests. Photo by Pepper Watkins
Fairbuilt Guitar Contest Winners 1. Joey Mosley
2. Tim Thompson
3. Dave Saleeby
Webber Mandolin Contest Winners 1. Houlton Doucette
2. Jacob Mosley
3. Miles Thompson
4 weddings, 2 proposals?
At Watermelon Park Fest the family is growing.
This year Watermelon Park Fest had it's fourth wedding to date. We also know of at least three marrage proposals that also have happened during the Festival. One proposal was from the stage. Maybe this is why everyone says we are the best family festival. Photo by Jen Lee
All the way from Japan
Thanks to The Nessie Expedition
A special thanks to the Nessie Expedition Bluegrass Band from Japan for sharing their talents with us this year. Safe travels and we hope to see you again soon. Photo by Jen Lee
The Kids Tent.
Kids got to try out instruments
Shepherds ford would like to thank Stacey Sinclair from the band Split String Soup for heading up many cool new activities at the kids tent this year, including a instrument petting zoo. Photo by Jen Lee
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Trump speech in four words: Lies, hate, fear, repeat
In his speech last night, Trump tossed lies, hate, distortions, and fear-mongering harder than Jake Arrieta throws his four-seam fastball.
With Trump, the GOP is letting its racism all hang out
Throughout the convention, speaker after speaker sneeringly demeaned attempts to address racism as efforts to conform to arbitrary "political correctness."
Trump's acceptance speech: "Be afraid; be very afraid"
Some said he was appealing to the worst instincts of white workers who have legitimate grievances and reasons to be dissatisfied with the government.
GOP Convention nurtures nonsense, but outside, people talk issues
Inside the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump made himself "grate again" on our nerves.
Trump convention an intentional roll-out of falsehoods by the right
Donald Trump is basing his presidential campaign on the image of himself he has invented rather than on the policies and programs he has developed.
Trump and Pence: "A perfect storm of GOP extremism"
It doesn't really matter who among the three men on his short list Donald Trump picks for vice president - they're all interchangeable members of the same right wing gang.
Sanders and Clinton: "We're stronger together"
Bernie Sanders today endorsed Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee and Hillary Clinton pledged to fight for most of the goals of Sanders' "political revolution."
Beyond Hollywood: The real life horrors of solitary confinement
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The Minnesota problem: Why we need single payer health care now
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|Marlene Sanders
|Herself - Narrator (voice)
|Ted Carroll
|Himself - Police Lieutenant
|Dennis Kern
|Himself - Police Lieutenant
|Clyde Snow
|Himself - Forensic Anthropologist (as Dr. Clyde C. Snow)
|Jim Klindt
|Himself - Convicted Murderer (archive footage)
|Michael Baden
|Himself - Forensic Pathologist (as Dr. Michael Baden)
|Jack T. Nolen
|Himself - Police Master Sergeant
|David C. Barron
|Himself - Police Sergeant
|Ronald P. Turgeon
|Himself - Deputy Medical Examiner (as Dr. Ronald P. Turgeon)
|John Cavaness
|Himself - Convicted Murderer (archive footage)
|Patricia Powell
|Herself - Wife of John Powell
|Lee D. Lehman
|Himself - Forensic Pathologist (as Dr. Lee D. Lehman)
|Donald Harvey
|Himself - Convicted Serial Killer (archive footage)
|Ron Camden
|Himself - Detective
|Joseph T. Deters
|Himself - Prosecuting Attorney
|Ron Settles
|Himself - Murder Victim (archive footage)
|Robert Jurgens
|Himself - Brother of Dennis Jurgens
|Jerry Sherwood
|Herself - Biological Mother of Dennis Jurgens
|Michael B. McGee
|Himself - Medical Examiner (as Dr. Michael B. McGee)
|Melinda S. Elledge
|Herself - Assistant Ramsey County Attorney
|Lois Jurgens
|Herself - Convicted Murderer (archive footage)
Directed by
|Arthur Ginsberg
Writing credits(in alphabetical order)
|Matthew Clemens
|book "Dead Water"
|Pat Gipple
|book "Dead Water"
|Darcy O'Brien
|book "Murder in Little Egypt"
Produced by
|Gaby Monet
|Sheila Nevins
|executive producer
|Ricki Stern
|associate producer
|Ricki Stern
|producer: special location segments
Film Editing by
|Arthur Ginsberg
Makeup Department
|Gary Bohem
|makeup artist
|Lynne Signore
|makeup artist
Sound Department
|Mark Mandler
|additional sound
|Daniel McIntosh
|additional sound
|John Wiggins
|audio mixer
|Merce Williams
Camera and Electrical Department
|Jeff Bilyeu
|Mike Gulenchyn
|David Houlle
|Mead Hunt
|Alexander Klymko
Editorial Department
|Robert Barrett
|assistant editor
|Richard Rachbach
|on-line editor
Other crew
|Nancy Abraham
|production associate
|Michael Baden
|Robert Barrett
|additional location shooting
|Susan Benaroya
|production executive
|Steve Butler
|production assistant
|Molly Donallen
|production assistant
|Les Grant
|production assistant
|Deborah Korman
|assistant to the producer
|Deborah Korman
|Terri Lask
|production assistant
|Jill O'Shaughnessy
|production assistant
|Ricki Stern
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
Why I think Autopsy was always so unsettling and chilling was because
of the detailed, explicit presentation which would show crime scenes or
scenes of death/decomposition. In the second Autopsy special, I think
besides that presentation just mentioned are the cases themselves which
certainly left me more than a bit disturbed. The first case concerns
the lower torso of a woman washed ashore on the MS River, and how a
specialist on bones is not only able to describe specifics that would
identify who she is, but that the one who dismembered her had some
anatomical knowledge. The tape recording of an argument between the
victim and her husband/killer is truly haunting, with definite
foreshadowing (he would eventually admit to the crime; he cut her into
pieces with a chainsaw!). The second case concerns how maggots found in
the tub of a woman's skeletal remains explain her death via overdose of
barbiturates! It was described as a sweltering day in NYC when the body
was found in the tub in a severe state of decay. Really troubling is
the case where a physician murdered his sons (the second son execution
style in the back of the head while his back was turned!) in all
probability of insurance money after bad investments left him on the
verge of bankruptcy. Setting both of them up to look like accidental
deaths/suicides (the first appeared to be a gun going off when it was
caught on a coat hanger; the second was staged as a suicide but the
blood splatter and position of head wound explained otherwise), the
doctor almost got away with murder. He was later found, while on death
row for two years, hanging from the neck by an extension cord. A
father, a man of reputation and a family doctor, killing his sons that
way, and a final image of him before prison truly left me unnerved.
There's a quick but startling case regarding how a beauty was involved
with a gang of burglers, strangled, and later her remains, totally
skeletal (many of the bones found were noticeably cut by a hacksaw when
dismembered) had washed ashore to deteriorate to bone. How was she
identified? Through a serial number on her silicone breast implant!
Truly horrifying is the case of a motorcycle victim who seemed to be improving only to be pronounced dead not long after. Cyanide poisoning was determined to be the cause (when the stomach was opened, the potent smell of burnt almonds was the indicator), and not long after a nurse's aide named Donald Harvey is found responsible. Eventually admitting to it, Harvey has his attorney tell the authorities that he committed more homicides, the use of poison his weapon of death. Named the Angel of Death, Harvey admits to over 39 homicides (in elaborate detail, as if reliving the experiences again), and could be responsible for 57! Drake Hospital was his killing ground. Who knows really how many victims were put to death by his poison.
I think what leaves a lasting impact in regards to a football player (21 years old only and an NFL prospect) found dead in a jail cell while under arrest for misdemeanor offenses (stopped at a spot in Signal Hill in LA by the police) is that it was later ruled by medical examiner Baden to be the result of a choke-hold held too long cutting off oxygen from the brain. It is a maneuver typically applied by police to dangerous inmates. His murderer was never brought to trial or discovered. It is scary to think that a police officer may have been the culprit and continued to work unabated. I think the case of the child abuse--where a little adopted boy was beaten so badly he died from internal injuries to the organs suffering from the blunt force of severe blows in '65--will simply be too much for many viewers (particularly when morgue photos showing the child shortly after his death and his carefully (miraculously?) preserved corpse dug up for further examination are presented). At age 67, the baby's adoptive mother (a purplish mark around the boy's penis was believed to be a bite mark!) was brought to justice thanks to the natural birth mother's initiative behind seeing her pay for the murder. The testimony of the other adoptive son seals the mother's fate as he mentions how the abuse was commonplace in their home. The funhouse dummy case (a petrified corpse of an outlaw under way and red paint) is just wild. It is amazing just to see how this whole case came about a film crew notices it and going to move it causes an arm to fall off, complete with bone sticking out!). Hell, in Autopsy 2, we even get to see forensic scientists put a face on King Tut, tell us that through his wisdom teeth it was determined he was only 18, and that he most likely died from a blow to the back of the head. I'm always blown away by forensics. There are a lot of cases stuffed in 53 minutes here, but we learn a great deal about how the dead can speak from beyond the grave.
|Autopsy 3: Voices from the Grave
|Autopsy: Confessions of a Medical Examiner
|Autopsy 4: The Dead Speak
|Autopsy 5: Dead Men Do Tell Tales
|Autopsy 6: Secrets of the Dead
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Question: What is the simplest way to set the dtype of all scalar and array variables using numpy?
Problem: As the size and complexity of my algorithms grow, I am finding it very difficult tracing convergence problems due to round-off and truncation errors. I need a way to confidently set precision of all operations to eliminate those errors as a trivial cause.
Specifics: As indicated in the research section, I am mainly having a difficult time figuring out how to set the precision type of scalars to be variable (see below). Even though my arrays have variable dtype, because a scalar may not have been explicitly set to the same or higher precision dtype, down-casting occurs and I lose the precision unknowingly in my algorithms.
Can i set float128 as the standard float-array in numpy This question gave me great advice; always set the array dtype to a variable and in your code define that variable as "numpy.float64" or whatever you want. But, how to do this for scalars?
How to perform precise calculations in Python, regardless of input types? This one suggests mapping my scalars to the desired input. But, is there a cleaner way?
What I have been doing is this (thanks to Ophion in his comment below):
import numpy as np
prec = np.float96
# a simple example of a scalar that might end up in my code
some_val = 5.0 - 3.99999999999999999992
# my current way of casting dtype of my scalars to the dtype of my arrays
myscalar = np.array(some_val, dtype=prec)
# the suggestion of using mapping:
myscalar = map(prec, (dt,))[0]


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The owners of a family tree dating back 500 years and found in a Waiheke attic have been found.
Last Tuesday Auckland Council called for information on the Jennings family document after it was handed in to the Waiheke Library and then restored and preserved by library preservation experts.
Since then they've been inundated with inquiries.
"I have received hundreds of phone calls and emails from people who are Jennings descendants or interested in genealogy," Auckland Libraries' family history librarian Seonaid Lewis said.
"Amongst them are direct descendants of David Jennings and, in particular, the owner of this family tree document Margot Keiller."
Lewis said she looked forward to speaking to Keiller and finding out more about the Jennings family tree.
Keiller has said the document could remain in the Auckland Libraries' special collections and Lewis is hopeful of getting a copy of page two of the family tree.
Having now traced the rightful owners, Lewis wants to track down the person who found it.
"We don't need any more information about the Jennings family but we are still keen to find out where the document was found," Lewis said.
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The document was initially described as a remarkable find.
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