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12th Annual Eldredge Prize Awarded for New Interpretation of Early Modern American Art
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Dr. Wanda M. Corn, Robert and Ruth Halperin Professor in art history at Stanford University, has been awarded the 2000 Charles C. Eldredge Prize for Distinguished Scholarship in American Art by the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Her recent book The Great American Thing: Modern Art and National Identity, 1915–1935 (The University of California Press, 1999), is recognized as an outstanding example of art historical scholarship and a landmark study of early 20th-century modern art in the United States.
"Dr. Corn demonstrates brilliantly the extent to which early American modernisms coalesced around varying interpretations of a peculiarly American identity and alternative strategies for its representation," the Eldredge Prize jurors wrote in their decision announcement. "We expect the book to have considerable influence on future scholarship in this field."
The three jurors who awarded the $2,000 prize were: Linda Ferber, chief curator of American paintings and sculpture at the Brooklyn Museum of Art; Michael Leja, associate professor of art history in the department of architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and Sally Promey, professor of art history at the University of Maryland, College Park.
"We're proud to add Dr. Corn, one of America's premier art scholars, to the distinguished list of Eldredge Prize winners," said Elizabeth Broun, director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. "Her new book is a landmark in the history of American art and a delight to read."
The Charles C. Eldredge Prize, named in honor of the former director of the museum (1982–1988), is sponsored by the American Art Forum, a patrons' support organization. This annual award seeks to recognize originality and thoroughness of research, excellence of writing, and clarity of method. Single-author, book-length publications in the field of American art history appearing within the three previous calendar years are eligible. It is especially meant to honor those authors who deepen or focus debates in the field or who broaden thediscipline by reaching beyond traditional boundaries.
In The Great American Thing, Corn takes a larger view of American modernism and finds its roots in New York City during World War I, a full generation earlier than is commonly thought. She examines a group of artists centered around Alfred Stieglitz and European artists and writers who supported a new focus on technology, all searching to find an art that was distinctly modern and American. She writes, "Machine age modernists focused on industrialized America, replacing the iconography of Niagara Falls with that of skyscrapers." Revising the history of early modernism in America, Corn acknowledges the role European artists played in encouraging their American colleagues' search for "Americanness" in art and a national identity.
The book is organized into two sections, each with three chapters that center on a particular work of art. The first section, "The Transatlantics," examines the dynamic exchange of ideas between New York City and Paris, France through the work of Marcel Duchamp, Gerald Murphy and Joseph Stella. The second section, "The Rooted," looks at work by Charles Demuth, Georgia O'Keeffe and Charles Sheeler, artists who chose to find their inspiration and "Americanness" in the United States. Corn's structure is organized around a close examination of seven works of art that allows the reader to grasp a sense of the variety and complexity of ideas shaping early modernism in the United States.
Wanda Corn received her bachelor's degree from New York University and continued her graduate studies there, at the Institute of Fine Arts, earning a doctorate in 1974. In 1980, she became the first permanent appointment in the history of American art at Stanford University, where she had served as the chair of the department of art and art history. Corn served two terms as a commissioner at the American Art Museum from 1988–1995, and she was a Smithsonian Institution Regents' fellow in 1987. She has curated a number of museum exhibitions including The Art of Andrew Wyeth in 1973 and Grant Wood: The Regionalist Vision in 1983..
Recent Eldredge Prize recipients include:
1999: Caroline Jones, Machine in the Studio: Constructing the Postwar American Artist (Chicago, 1997)
1998: Sarah Burns, Inventing the Modern Artist: Art & .Culture in Gilded Age America (Yale, 1996)
1997: Sue Rainey, Creating Picturesque America: Monument to the Natural and Cultural Landscape (Vanderbilt, 1994)
Information about the 2001 Eldredge Prize is available on the museum's Web site at AmericanArt.si.edu/education/opportunities-eldredge.cfm or write .to Research and Scholars Center, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C. 20560-0230. The deadline for nominations is Dec. 1, 2000.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum's research programs include fellowships for pre- and postdoctoral scholars; an estimated .100,000-volume library specializing in American art, history and biography; extensive photographic collections documenting .American art and artists; and unparalleled art research databases. The museum's exhibitions and educational programs are complemented by an active publications program of books, catalogs and the journal American Art.
The museum is also coordinating eight exhibitions traveling across the United States as part of the Treasures to Go tour, the nation's most extensive art tour ever. The Principal Financial Group® is a proud partner in presenting these treasures to .the American people.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum collection began with gifts of art donated to the federal government in 1829 and has evolved into the world's most important American art holdings with approximately 38,000 paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings, photographs, folk art objects and contemporary crafts.
While the Old Patent Office Building is closed for a 3-year renovation, the museum is continuing a full program of craft exhibitions at its Renwick Gallery (located on Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street, N.W.). For information about Renwick Gallery activities, call (202) 357-2700. Please visit the museum's award-winning Web site at AmericanArt.si.edu.


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Tim McGraw's all-star TV special airs this weekend. He's leading the lineup for "ACM Presents: Tim McGraw's Superstar Summer Night," which is set to run on CBS on Sunday.
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Ron Stone anyone?
He is long in tooth, and evidently not much of a team player, but he is available and according to his player profile on Fox Scout site, he still has talent and is a run oriented blocker. Just what we need to take Vincent's or Flynn's place.
Also, I posted this question somewhere but I can't remember where. Did anyone catch AD yelling and slapping Dawan Landry to get on the other side of the line in the 4th qtr? He never did move and AD seemed furious that he wasn't listening to him. Landry kept pointing to SD's alignment. Fortunatly SD called a timeout. Also I was impressed with AD's play at safety. That man can do it all. Our 4-4-3 alignment helped us to bottle up both LT and Turner the burner. If we were in a conventional set who knows how many yards LT gets!
Re: Ron Stone anyone?
Ehh, I'm not too interested in Stone. This line is old enough, I don't think we need to be going after a 35 year old.
The guy that worked out with the Ravens on Friday, Steve Edwards, is interesting. He started 24 games with the Bears and is only 27 years old. Not bad.
I'd be really interested in Toniu Fonoti. Great college player, only 24, 2nd round pick, started with San Deigo. I don't see how he COULDN'T be an upgrade over Vincent.
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Since 2003, Fonoti has missed over two seasons worth of games due to injury. His foot, his hand, his groin, and his ankle have all caused him to miss substantial time. Tampa gave up on him.


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Dr. Patrick Hickey named Capstone faculty principal
The University of South Carolina has named Dr. Patrick Hickey the new faculty principal of the Capstone Scholars Program.
Hickey succeeds Dr. John Spurrier, who served as faculty principal from 2005 until his recent retirement.
"Dr. Spurrier epitomized the role of a principal, and, as the first principal for the Capstone Scholars Program, he established a high performance standard and garnered the love and respect of all his students," said Dr. Dennis Pruitt, vice president for student affairs and vice provost for academic support. "Fortunately, the university has in waiting a person with remarkably similar attributes, and we are thrilled Dr. Hickey is both prepared and willing to share his talents and experiences as our next Capstone principal."
Hickey is a faculty member in the College of Nursing and has more than 30 years of experience as a registered nurse, operating-room educator and hospital risk manager. An avid traveler and mountaineer, Hickey climbed Mount Everest in 2007 to become the world's first nurse to have scaled the Seven Summits, the tallest mountains on each of the seven continents.
"Dr. Hickey brings tremendous energy and enthusiasm to the Capstone principal position," said Helen Doerpinghaus, vice provost for academic affairs and dean of undergraduate studies. "His international experience, science and service orientation and his love of adventure make him a great choice for leading 'beyond-the-classroom' learning. He is committed to students and to their success, and he will continue the established Capstone tradition of excellence."
Hickey earned a nursing degree from St. Lawrence College in Brockville, Ontario, Canada; a bachelor's degree in nursing from Corpus Christi State University; and master's degrees in health education and nursing and a doctoral degree in public health from the University of South Carolina.
"I am very excited to be a part of this prestigious program and look forward to helping these high-achieving students to realize their potential," Hickey said. "As I reflect on my own initial college years, I can easily identify three teachers that made a significant difference in my life and, by doing so, greatly helped me to be who I am today. I hope to be able to make that same difference in the lives of these students as I 'pay it forward.'"
The Capstone Scholars Program is the university's living-and-learning community for select, high-achieving, first- and second-year students. The program provides these students with educational enrichment in and beyond the classroom, including specially designed courses, community-service activities, lectures from prominent faculty and community members and group discussions on films and current events.
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Queen's Brian May getting good news from doctors
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Brian May says there appears to not be anything seriously wrong with him.
The Queen guitarist explains in a fan club newsletter update that he still has "some problems to solve," but so far each test "confirms that the worst fears were unfounded." He adds that going through a medical scare "sure makes you come to a new appreciation of life and health," which are "gifts we all often take for granted."
May includes a few more details in a "Bri's Soapbox" update. He says one test was a prostate biopsy, which was negative for cancer. He admits the news was "a great relief," and he "celebrated in the studio with a cup of tea." Brian adds that he's very grateful and a bit overwhelmed by all the support he's received since revealing his condition.
Brian says he's also been keeping busy on the musical front, and that "some Queen magic is happening." In the newsletter he promises to have "exciting news" about their musical "We Will Rock You" in the coming months. He says they've been discussing "new plans for Freddie for a Day and the Mercury Phoenix Trust this year," and making progress on the upcoming Queen album -- which will include at least three previously unreleased tracks featuring Freddie Mercury.
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M-Braves' Hale hurls six hitless innings
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By Danny Wild / MLB.com | April 13, 2012 7:25 PM ET
"It was tough. I had to sit on that outing for five days," Hale said of his first loss. "That's the worst part about starting, having to wait five days."
On Friday, relief finally came. The lifelong Braves fan pitched six hitless innings in his second start, striking out five for his first win as Mississippi beat the Montgomery Biscuits, 4-0, at Trustmark Park.
"I feel real good, mainly the fact that I could right myself mentally from last week," said Hale. "I had a strange outing and didn't last very long and I thought I could change it and get it behind me pretty quick."
Hale, a right-hander from Marietta, Ga., threw 41 of 77 pitches for strikes over six innings to even his record at 1-1. His only baserunners came on walks -- he issued a two-out free pass to Cole Figueroa in the first inning and another to Emeel Salem in the sixth.
Hale was on a 75-pitch limit but had no clue he'd get the hook when he came back to the dugout following a sixth hitless frame.
"I had no idea. I was sitting on the bench, our guys started to hit and [pitching coach Mike] Alvarez came and told me I was getting out," Hale said. "I was kind of upset, I felt great, but he made a point that this early in the year they wouldn't let me go nine, so there was no point in going seven. And I was at my 75-pitch limit."
Either way, it was far less frustrating than his debut on Sunday when Mobile BayBears tagged Hale for seven runs over 1 2/3 innings. His good luck against Montgomery was just about equal to his bad luck last week.
"It was a strange one," he recalled. "I walked the leadoff guy, bloop single and then an error and a bloop hit where my outfielders collided and the kid got an inside-the-park homer. I struggled to get back and I did poorly."
The Princeton University product spent last season at Class A Advanced Lynchburg, where he transitioned to the rotation in July but never came close to a hitless outing. Friday's win was arguably his best start since July 30, 2011, when he held Salem to three hits over seven innings.
Hale struck out at least one batter in every inning except the fifth, when he induced three straight fly balls to right fielder L.V. Ware.
"Fastball, slider, change, and I mixed them all in, nothing in particular," he said. "Just locating the fastball."
Hale said he wasn't thinking about the no-hitter as he mowed through the Biscuits lineup.
"It was in the back of my mind, but I didn't try to focus on it or anything," he said.
Mississippi staked Hale to a 1-0 lead in the first when Andrelton Simmons, the Braves' top offensive prospect, singled, stole second and scored on Ian Gac's double to right. Needing a homer to complete the cycle, Gac was hit by a pitch in his final at-bat.
"It's always nice when your guys come out and get some runs on the board," Hale said. "I had some awesome defense, too; three real nice plays behind me."
Andrew Russell relieved Hale to start the seventh and lost the no-hit bid when Figueroa lined a one-out single to right field.
For the Biscuits, it was the seventh time they were held to two hits, a team record.
Hale was the Braves' third-round pick in 2009 and entered this season rated the team's No. 21 prospect by Baseball America. He said he believes he has the talent to progress through Atlanta's system.
"I feel like I have the stuff to move on and I have to get every aspect right, mentally," he said. "Last week was a mental challenge and I think that's the biggest thing. It's a battle, it's as important as having the right stuff, and you've got to have them both. So I'm happy I came back from last time."
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LAKE FOREST, IL – The Chicago Bears have hired Mike Clark as their strength and conditioning coordinator today.
Clark spent the last three seasons (2010-12) as the strength and conditioning coach of Kansas City after serving in the same capacity for six years with the Seattle Seahawks (2004-09). He was named the NFL Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year by American Football Monthly in 2005 and was a part of the Seahawks staff that advanced to Super Bowl XL under Head Coach Mike Holmgren.
Prior to joining the NFL ranks, Clark was inducted into the USA Strength and Conditioning Coaches Hall of Fame in 2003 after 25 years working at the collegiate level.
Clark served as the strength and conditioning coach for 14 seasons at Texas A&M (1990-03), adding the duties of assistant athletic director in 2000. During his time with the Aggies, he was named the Strength Coach of the Year in 1993 and 2000 by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association. Clark also served as president of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association in 2000.
Prior to his time at Texas A&M, Clark served as the strength and conditioning coach at USC (1988-89), Oregon (1983-87), Kansas (1982) and Wyoming (1981).
The Wichita, Kansas native was the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Topeka (Kansas) High School from 1979-80. He originally entered the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant with Kansas (1977-78).
Clark played high school football at Oak Park High School in Kansas City, Missouri, and continued as a center at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas.
He and his wife, Kris, have three children: Matthew, J.J. and Alicia.
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My antelope hunt + broadhead and arrow review.
Had a great hunt out in WY and figured I would share it with everyone, I had to much fun to keep it all to myself.
This was my first trip out west to hunt and to say I am hooked is an understatement, just a totally different hunting experience then what i am use to here in IL...
We got to the ranch the afternoon before the opener to settle in and have the outfitter show us around. This hunt was a semi guided hunt, they show you the water holes and stands and your pretty much on your own from there..
The first thing I noticed was there was antelope and mule deer to be seen everywhere, I was like a little kid in the back seat yelling there's some, there's some. They were everywhere, here is just a few pics I took from the truck..
As to be expected Saturday morning, opening day, we were greeted with crappy rain and wind along with cool temps. From what I was told by the veterans it was not the best conditions to hunt antelope over water holes, had to agree with that, hunting sure was slow.. I seen a lot from my stand, but they didn't have to drink at the water holes.
Sunday was pretty much the same, but the weather was improving and by Monday morning it was drying up pretty fast. It sure turned the antelope on to the water holes, 6 of us in camp killed 7 that day.
I had two good bucks coming in when a doe that was already there got my wind, she sounded the alarm and off went the two bucks over the next hill.. I was pretty ticked with her and hungry, so I decided to fill my doe tag when she returned 10 minutes later...
I was shooting the new "X" broadhead by Mid Atlantic Archery Products and was looking forward to testing them on an animal, I have been testing them all year on targets and finally had the opertunity to use one on the real thing.
She was at 20 yards quartering away when I took the shot from my elevated stand over the water hole. The arrow blew right through her and I actually got the blood spray on film, i could clearly see the blood all over the ground with my arrow sticking in the middle. Being I was filming myself I hung my bow back up and got the camera back on her just in time to see here fall. As fast as them things run she only made it 70 yards before taking the dirt nap, her legs were already stiff when she fell, there was no doubt she was dead on the feet..
I was pretty pumped, this was my first antelope and my first trip out west. Coupled with the fact I was with some great friends and was testing out the new "X", which performed flawlessly, what a great afternoon.
I was also testing the new Mega Thrust arrows out on this hunt, more on them later..
OK, I cant take this any more, this is what I saw when I walked up to her.. My jaw about hit the ground, I been bowhunting for 24+ years now and I have never put such a hole in an animal..
Here is a pick of the inside of her, I'm only shooting 65.5 pounds and spitting an arrow at 280fps. It went trough her like butter and stuck in the ground!
Well this post is getting pretty long and i need to get some sleep, I will dive into the rest tomorrow morning for you..
The story on my buck is a good one and i don't want to rush through it being tiered and all.. I hope you enjoyed the story and pics so far, I really enjoyed myself on this hunt and figured i would share it with y'all..
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Cliff hangers suck...hurry with the rest of the story. I'm going to be checking out that head for sure.
Congrats on the doe! That sure is a whopp'n hole you put in her.That look on my face is not concern, its shock at your utter stupidity!
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Head certianly did a number for sure.
Great hunt (good pictures)and thanks for sharing it with us.
Antelope is diffiantly on my want to list in the future.
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Etowah, N.C. - Grant Carnie recorded the low round for the Tornados on the final day of the SAC Championships, fighting through the windy conditions to finish with a 77 as the Brevard men's golf team shot a third day 315 to finish in fifth place.
Overall, the Tornados finished with a three round total of 902, 19 strokes behind SAC champion, Newberry.
Chris White led the Tornados for the tournament, carding a 224 through his three rounds on the par 72, 6,796 yard course at the Etowah Valley Country Club to finish in a tie for 11th. Joshua Davis finished three strokes behind with a 227, and Bret McGaughey and Thomas Bush both finished at 228 in a tie for 24th. Carnie rounded out the group in a tie for 30th with a three day total of 234.
Tusculum's Chase Carroll, the 2009 SAC Player of the Year, led wire-to-wire shooting a three-round total 217 to capture SAC Tournament medalist honors for the second time in his career. Carroll posted a final round 77 and birdied his final hole to edge Cory Bartlett of Lincoln Memorial University, who finished runner-up with 218, including a final round 72.
Newberry finished 12 shots in front of second place Wingate University (895). Carson-Newman College placed third with 897, followed by Tusculum (899), Brevard College (902), Lincoln Memorial (905), Lenoir-Rhyne University (914), Mars Hill College (920) and Catawba College (935).
Joining Carroll and Bartlett on the SAC All-Tournament First Team are Josh Spalding (Mars Hill), Brad Robinson (Carson-Newman) and Eric Kennedy (Lincoln Memorial). David Crawford (Wingate), Ben Lown (Newberry) and Brandon Burnside (Newberry) earned spots on the All-Tournament Second Team, along with Daniel Stanley (Newberry) and Kent George (Lenoir-Rhyne).
The SAC Championship was held at the Par 72, 6,796-yard Etowah Valley Country Club and Golf Resort.
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A 12-year-old boy died Thursday in a two-vehicle accident on U.S. 40 near the town of Fort Duchesne in Uintah County.
Two Honda Civics were traveling toward each other on the highway about 4:45 p.m. when the eastbound one crossed into oncoming traffic, possibly due to a flat tire, near mile marker 130 on the highway, according to the Utah Highway Patrol. The eastbound Honda crashed into the other head-on, splitting the eastbound vehicle in two and ejecting its two occupants.
A boy in that vehicle, Carleton "CJ" Seely, of Roosevelt, died at the scene. The driver, 34-year-old Angela Davis, also of Roosevelt, suffered critical injuries and was flown in a medical helicopter to a Salt Lake City-area hospital. Cpl. Todd Johnson could not confirm if the two are family.
The 51-year-old driver of the westbound Honda, Blair Kay of Mona, had minor injuries and was taken to the hospital as a precaution.
There are no indications that excessive speeds or impairment for either driver. The crash remains under investigation.


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AUDIO: Zack Reed wins primary by landslide
(Cleveland) It's been a year full of ups and downs for Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed following a drunk driving arrest in March.
Reed was convicted of his third O.V.I. and last week was sentenced to 10 days in jail and 60 days on an alcohol monitoring bracelet.
In Tuesday night's primary election, the voters of Ward 2 overwhelmingly approved Reed for re-election, with 904 votes for Reed, coming in second place was Marcus Henley with just 85 votes.
Reed told WTAM 1100 it meant a lot to him that the voters want him to continue to represent them, as he's done for the past 13 years.
Reed said "What they said is Councilman, don't look down, don't look back, and understand that we all make mistakes".
Reed says he's going to continue to do those things he needs to do legally, which means a 10 day jail sentence beginning on September 25th. Reed is also working with the Cleveland Clinic to overcome his addiction to alcohol.
Reed still has to win the general election in November, but considers the primary win a big hurdle that was overcome and says now he knows he has the confidence of the people to continue the job that he started.
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Not a Super Trooper
While Troopers were conducting a traffic stop on Sunday, April 13, on Washington Avenue in Albany, another car pulled up behind the cruiser and out stepped a Colonie man who came up to the arrest scene, police said. The man was wearing a polo golf shirt with the State Police logo and asked if they needed any assistance, identifying himself as a Trooper, too, out of Latham, according to authorities.
Well, he isn't and had no other identification to say he was actually a police officer.
Not knowing the man, Troopers began asking him basic questions regarding his station assignment and various particulars to which he couldn't answer, saying he'd only been on the job for about a year. After answering incorrectly to a few fundamental questions, the man admitted he lied.
After completing the original investigation, Anthony Chandler, 20, was taken in for processing, charged with Criminal Impersonation of a Public Servant (Class-A misdemeanor). Chandler was ticketed and is due back in Albany City Court on Tuesday April 22.


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Download and watch the 'Episode 3 Stats Trailer' to see how difficult choices and decisions influence the story and create a 'tailored' experience in The Walking Dead. This trailer highlights some of those harrowing choices players were faced with throughout the episode and demonstrates the decisions players made in a world gone to hell.
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The faithfulness of God and the faith of Jehoida
Everything was in a very low state; and, to outward appearance, all was over with the house of David; but the faithfulness of God did not fail. And, although the power of the throne is absolutely destroyed, and the family of David set aside, God raises up a man of faith, in the person of the high priest, to restore the whole. The chastisement of God was complete. The entire order of the throne was subverted by His judgment. Nothing was left but the faithfulness of God. Man was judged. He had no longer any means of recovery. But all things are at God's disposal, the heart of Jehoshaphat and the faith of Jehoiada. The latter takes the needful steps, and the king is set upon his throne; and, after all, the same thing which we have seen before again takes place: the king appoints everything concerning the re-establishment of the order in the house of God.Synopsis by John Darby


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The Maple Leaf Cricket Club is a cricket ground in King City, Ontario, Canada, about 30 kilometres north of Toronto. It was established in 1954 and operates a turf wicket facility. In 2006, it became the second ground in Canada to be approved to host One Day Internationals (ODI) by the International Cricket Council.
The facility has 5 cricket grounds. The North-West ground is the most important, and ODIs and Twenty20 Internationals have been played at this ground since the 2008 season. The Maple Leaf Cricket Club has become the primary cricket venue in Canada, assuming the role from the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club.
The facility has hosted major events in the past, including games in the 2001 ICC Trophy, two first-class matches in the 2006 ICC Intercontinental Cup, several games in the ICC Americas Championshiptournaments of 2000 and 2006, and the 2008 Quadrangular Twenty20 Series.
The club house has washroom facilities along with a food and beverage counter which serves a variety of confectionary along with ethnic snacks and alcholic beverages.
Cricket equipment and sourvenirs may also be purchased through an equipment counter on site.
Parking for approximately 100 cars is available, however a parking charge may apply for international fixtures. This cost ranges from $3 - $5 per vehicle (depending on the event) and is collected by Maple Leaf CC.
Venue attendees are encouraged to bring their own portable seating (lawn/camping chairs) as only limited bleacher seating is available.


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Hot House favorite Brandon Bangs, a blond-haired, blue-eyed, horse-hung top threw us a curveball recently. He called us up and wondered if we'd be interested in shooting him getting fucked for the first time. How could we say no? Who wouldn't want to see the sight of that big heavy round hairless white butt with the perfect strawberry center get opened up and fucked hard. We decided to really put him to the test so we paired him with Jimmy Durano and his infamous fat uncut Brazilian snake. Brandon warms up by sucking Jimmy's thick cock to the base but wastes no time getting on all fours; he's hot for Jimmy's cock. He mounts him doggy-style and shoves his dick straight in. When Jimmy pulls out Brandon thinks it's over but Jimmy orders him to sit down on his hard dick and fucks a load out of Brandon's thick 9-incher!
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His campaign launch speech was filled with a lot of information about his family and business history, and even a bit about the province. But it wasn't until after the applause ended that Frank Coleman answered the questions about the things people wanted to know.
His campaign launch speech was filled with a lot of information about his family and business history, and even a bit about the province.
But it wasn't until after the applause ended that Frank Coleman answered the questions about the things that people want to know.
Why does he want to run now, for instance?
Coleman said running for politics is something he's been considering for four or five years and he has been approached numerous times by both the PCs and Liberals.
"I believe in this party."
With the party declining in the polls, Coleman was asked why he wants the job now.
"That's a great reason to do it," he said. "I believe in what this party has accomplished. Where we've come from and where we currently are is amazing.
"Look, we've got some work to do, but I can't think of a better group to be associated with than the group that put us where we are."
Other candidates
Coleman is not alone in his desire to lead the party and, ultimately, the province. Two other contenders, Corner Brook businessman Bill Barry and Howley councillor Wayne Bennett, are also running.
Coleman and Barry have been friends for years. The relationship is close enough that Coleman is a godfather to one of Barry's children.
Coleman said he told Barry he was thinking about running when his friend announced his candidacy.
"I have a lot of respect for Bill's talents in business. He is a very capable man, but this is about me today."
Coleman also noted that he doesn't know Bennett.
The leadership convention
There's been some discussion of late around how the July 4 and 5 leadership convention will unfold, especially in terms of how delegates will be selected and what the voting process will be like.
Barry has said in a public letter that he won't be running slates of candidates, and encouraged his competition to leave the decision on delegate selection to a true democratic process.
Coleman said when the three of them signed on as candidates there was a specific formula laid out by the PC party and the organizing committee for the leadership that follows a constitutional requirement that delegates get picked in the district.
"This really ... is about me getting into those districts and trying to earn the support of those delegates."
He said it's not about trying to change the rules and he doesn't think he can control the process of who votes for him.
Once selected by the districts, Coleman said delegates can vote however they feel.
"I can try to persuade people that I'm the right guy."
Lack of political background
To a question on not having political experience Coleman replied: "You know, when I had my first child I had no background being a dad either. I can get through that."
Coleman said he now has to outline a platform, attract people and encourage people to vote for him first at the convention and then later in a general election.
"This is about leadership and I think I'm qualified for that role. And I think the politics side, learning the ins and outs of the House and the day to day running of the House of Assembly and government is something I can learn.
"Leadership is the key issue."
Running the province
Coleman said there is a need to keep up the momentum the province has experienced as of late.
"The economy has done well and we want to keep this going."
He said key issues for him include investment in infrastructure, education and health.
"When we are doing that, to remain fiscally prudent and not to forget elements of society that require our help," he said.
In terms of health care a big issue for this region is the new hospital for Corner Brook and the time it's taking to be built.
When asked his position on the hospital, Coleman said: "It should be built right away."
Coleman has also been known to support denominational education and responded to questions about bringing that system back and reversing the amalgamation of the province's school boards into one: "I can't make a comment about that. It's something I'm not as familiar with. In due time I'll get in, get behind the facts, understand it a little better."
If he wins the leadership, Coleman indicated he would seek a seat in the legislature within a reasonable time after the convention, with Humber East being the obvious choice. That seat is currently held by Premier Tom Marshall, who has already said he won't run in the next general election.
Frank Coleman makes his way back through the crowd at the Blomidon Golf and Country Club in Corner Brook after launching his campaign to lead the PC Party of Newfoundland and Labrador Wednesday morning.
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Merle Haggard to make Grammy performance debut
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Merle Haggard will be marking a career first next month. The 76-year-old country legend will be making his performance debut on the Grammy Awards.
He's slated to take part in a special "Grammy Moment" that will also feature Willie Nelson, Blake Shelton and Kris Kristofferson - one of 2014's Lifetime Achievement Award recipients.
The 56th annual Grammy Awards will air live on CBS on January 26th.
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Real-Life Bart Simpson on Trial Before 'Mr. Burns'
(NEWSER) – Normally, a routine court appearance by a guy in the UK accused of possessing an illegal gun at an airport wouldn't become a buzzy little Internet story, but the guy's name happens to be Barton Simpson and the judge is identified as "Mr. Recorder Burns." Get it? "It's a bizarre coincidence that Bart Simpson is actually on trial in front of Mr. Burns but it'll proceed as any other criminal case would," an employee of Warwick Crown Court tells the SWNS news agency. SWNS, by the way, helpfully identifies Bart as the "fictional yellow star in the hit sitcomThe Simpsons."


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NFL player's sad yet funny retirement announcement
Nine-year NFL veteran Anthony Adams recently announced his retirement in a self-produced video that Yahoo! is calling "sad-yet-hysterical."
It begins like a Blockbuster movie, highlighting Adams' awards to the tune of inspiring yet ominous music.
"After 9 years in the NFL…Playing in San Francisco and Chicago…What will he do next?" text across the screen reads, interspersed with photos from Adams' glory days and clips of him crying in the shower.
Soon we see Adams in a white t-shirt at a desk calling every news agency he can think of, from TNT to ESPN Deportes.


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Ok folks, so here you have it.Today marks the official opening of The Golden Post Prize Program.
The Golden Post Prize Program is going to run for the entire month and is designed as an incentive for putting an extra effort into your posts. Those posts may be really well thought out and original questions or really great answers - it doesn't matter. If it's good, we'll reward you.
How Does It Work?The staff will be cruising the forums on the look out for your Golden Posts. There will be one from each area of the forum (eg Design Your Site, Manage Your Site etc). Every Monday I'll be announcing the winners from the previous week and linking to their winning posts. (Note that we don't guarantee a prize for each area - there has to be a deserving post.)
What Can We Win?Each winner is entitled to the SitePoint book of their choice - either the printed format or the digital pack (PDF, Mobi and ePub) if it is available.
So people - get posting - and make them gold.
Unfortunately, no :). This is the last week, so start posting :tup:
Is the Golden Post Prize Program going to continue for the next month also?
Very nice, will give it a try
I'll start by giving you a few pointers.
A really great post should be based on three criteria.
Meaningful -- say something of substanceRelevant -- on topic and helpful, not generic adviceNew -- something that hasn't already been said in the thread
How you choose to apply those is up to you...
Alright, I made a tut for this occasion
OK, this sounds too good to be true. Where's the small print?
You know, the "Current staff and their relatives are not eligible. Members must have a minimum post count of 500 and have been members for at least 6 months. Former winners are not eligible. Only one prize per member." type of thing.
You can't really be saying that any and every member is eligible to win a book simply by making a great post?
Call me crazy, but that's what I'm saying.
(ps Call me crazy and you're banned)
Will this contest apply to the new subforums for Kevin's Javascript Live course?
Thanks and good day
Steve Swickard
Hi Steve,Good question. The answer is no, I'm afraid.I want to encourage you JavaScript Livers to get brave and make your way out into the rest of the forums!
Okay just thought I'd ask
I've been reading the various sitepoint forums since last summer and found them to be an excellent source of information for developers.See you all in the regular forums...
It ain't that simple I'm sure. And it's not just about making a great post, you'll have to make the greatest post of all. Good luck
This is a great one and thanks for the great opportunity to be having new books sent to me for new great posts I will be putting up on to the board for others to enjoy and learn from and decide new ways of doing good things.
Hey guys..hows it going? I just wanted to thank you for all of your help. You are a tremendous resource for us web designers/developers.I follow you guys on your blog and also on facebook and I have learned tremendously from you. If your ever in the NY area let me know..i'll take you out for some beers..lol
does posting a tutorial count? or is it limited to responses to a post.
i.e. could i create a tutorial and make that the original post or in response to post?
if so i hope we'll see lots of user contributed tutorials along with good quality posts and responses.
A quality contribution is a quality contribution. That goes for any type of content, including tutorials.
Yes, I guess there's more than some truth to that.
But by my calculations there's 6 main areas where golden posts might win a book
And there's 4 weeks to the month. So that's a total of 24 winners!
Still not the best odds for a babbling 1-finger typist like myself, but I don't have to make the greatest post of all, just one of the greatest 24 posts of all
This seems to have worked well, I have noticed (I only look at the CSS threads) a much (emphasis on much) greater quality of postst delivered in there, an occasional fluff by a few people but nonetheless, this is proving highly effective!


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That, from and after the date of the approval of this Act, each grant of exchange assignment
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of tribal lands on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation and the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation shall have the same force and effect, and shall confer the same rights, including all timber, mineral, and water rights now vested in or held by the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe or the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, upon the holder or holders thereof, that are conveyed by a trust patent issued pursuant to section 5 of the Act of February 8, 1887 (24 Stat. 388), as amended and supplemented, except that the period of trust and tax exemption shall continue until otherwise directed by Congress.
The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe are authorized to pay to each holder of an exchange assignment of tribal lands all moneys collected by the tribe for the lease or use of subsurface rights in such lands.
The Secretary of the Interior is authorized to prescribe such regulations as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act.
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I recently returned from our 2009 Chapter Leadership Conference in Cincinnati. The purpose of the conference was three-fold: bring together Chapter leadership in order to learn about their individual roles and responsibilities as incoming board members; share what we know about the issues and opportunities affecting the profession; and build a sense of community and culture.
I talked with people from all over the country. Not surprisingly, the economy was first and foremost in our conversations. Unlike any of the previous recessions we have endured, this one has left …
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New ASID Report Tracks Changes to Interior Design Profession
The American Society of Interior Designers recently issued a revised and updated edition of its popular publication, The Interior Design Profession: Facts and Figures, an essential reference tool for anyone interested in the industry.
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CaGBC to Recognize Performance of Olympic Venues
The Canada Green Building Council's recent awards ceremony highlighted the achievements of the green builders and innovators in reaching for LEED status for more than 31 Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic venues.
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New Report on 'Critical Issues in Healthcare Environments' Released
This report from The Center for Health Design's Research Coalition represents the culmination of more than two years of effort to provide essential information that can be applied to facility planning, programming efforts and design visioning exercises.
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Lulan Artisans has extended the deadline of its first-ever 11°|17° Textile Competition to May 31, 2010. The winning designs—up to five—will become part of the 2010 Lulan collection and a cash prize of $1,500 will be awarded for each winning design.
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Detroit Mayor: We'll 'Have to Make the Best of It'
(NEWSER) – The emergency manager who filed Detroit's historic bankruptcy today says residents don't have to worry about basic services getting cut in the interim, reports WXYZ. "Nothing changes from the standpoint of the average citizen's perspective," says Kevyn Orr. At a joint news conference, Mayor Dave Bing added, "Now that we're here, we have to make the best of it." Some other odds and ends:
- Close call: The bankruptcy was filed at 4:06pm, a mere 5 minutes before a judge convened an emergency hearing to consider a request from the city's pension boards to block such a filing, reports the Detroit News. "It was my intention to grant you your request completely," said the judge.
- Detroit Free Press editorial: It's too bad Orr and the city's creditors couldn't reach a deal. And, who knows, this may force one. "Either way, the pieces are finally in place for a definitive resolution of the disputes that have held Detroit hostage to its legacy of fiscal mismanagement. That's something to look forward to on this rainiest of days in Detroit's darkest summer."


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CATS are still being killed by anti-freeze in Wyre Forest, despite warnings, after two died from poisoning in Stourport, just days apart.
Deana Lawrence, of Olive Grove, lost two of her pets within three days of each other after they both ingested the liquid, which is attractive to the animals.
She now wants to warn other pet owners to look out for the symptoms before it is too late to save their cats.
Ms Lawrence's two-year-old pet Ellis was the first to suffer the fate on Tuesday, March 18.
It was found slumped in the garden, making "distressed" sounds and was put down by vets, who also found pellets in its legs, hours later.
Ms Lawrence then had to relive the nightmare when one of her other cats, Fugerly, also two, was killed by poisoning on Friday, March 21.
"Both cats had come home to die," she said. "We took (Ellis) to the vets and they decided the best thing to do was to put the animal to sleep.
"A few days later (Fugerly) was acting very strange and the vet said it had either been injected with neat vodka or it had had anti-freeze.
"Fugerly was sat in a place that he never sits, looking uncomfortable and started making loud noises.
"When I went to pick him up he was obviously in a lot of pain. Both of the cats couldn't support their back legs."
She said she had now rehomed two of her remaining three cats to prevent it happening again, adding: "It's sad to lose cats. I think it's been done deliberately – I just want it to stop. It's horrible."


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Big Air:
PHOTOS: Aaron Blatt
Big air is for sure a crowd please-er. Watching dudes send it over a huge jump and do crazy spins and flips is a pretty amazing spectacle. It's not an event you can miss. This video should show you what we're talking about…
The dudes sending the jump this year are:
Mark McMorris ( He won it last year)
If you're in Aspen it's going down on Friday from 8:30-10 at night. Or if you're watching it on TV it's on at 10:30-12:30 at night on ESPN.


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Date Posted: 09/18/09
Soka University of America (SUA) seeks an Environmental Scientist to join its new interdisciplinary Environmental Studies program. This opening may be filled by candidates from diverse backgrounds or specialties within the environmental sciences, including but not limited to Landscape Ecology, Restoration Ecology, Environmental Geology, Atmospheric Sciences, or Geography. The successful candidate should have experience in student-centered learning and an interest in preparing undergraduate students to be life-long learners. The applicant should also demonstrate an ability to develop a productive research program at SUA and have a commitment to developing a program of undergraduate student-faculty research. Preference will be given to candidates with a broad, multidisciplinary approach to the study of human / environment interactions.
The successful applicant will hold a Ph.D. in an appropriate area, yet be versatile enough to teach courses outside his/her areas of specialization. All faculty members are expected to teach one or more courses in the interdisciplinary general studies program. In addition, the candidate will teach an introductory level course in their area and develop appropriate upper division courses in the environmental studies curriculum. Courses to be taught might include introductory biology, general ecology, landscape ecology, restoration ecology, sustainability, ecological design and statistics, GIS, environmental analysis and assessment, introductory earth sciences, soil science, environmental geology, geomorphology, atmospheric science, global climate change, urban and regional geography, geological field methods or other courses according to the applicants' background and expertise. This is an open-rank, full-time tenure-track faculty position, beginning in mid-August, 2010.
Soka University of America is a selective four-year institution offering a challenging program in the liberal arts with a focus on the Pacific Rim. The university is committed to a vision of an integrated inter- or multidisciplinary approach to education. The university aims to foster close intellectual relations between faculty members and students by encouraging faculty mentorship. An appreciation of the centrality of peace, freedom and human rights to the happiness of the individual and the world provides the founding impetus for the university and its mission.
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This is a must to have for riding GPs Makes the riding a lot less forgiving
Rekluse Z-Start Pro Clutch Kit
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Rekluse Z start pro, I would recommend this product to a rider who doesn't ride motocross (well B class or higher. if your new C class and blow rider this is a good clutch to learn on a motocross track), this set up doesn't allow you to feather the clutch, or slip the clutch, its strictly Auto clutch. yes you can pull the clutch lever all the way in once it hits your grip you can rev it in gear, but when your going fast into a deep sand turn your cant feather the clutch to get RPMs back up to pull out of the turn, its like driving a tractor in away. also at higher RPM the clutch lever free play is different thats why you have to so much free play at idle rpm to allow expansion.
down shifting on a motocross track is hard, you have to down shift early into turns to keep the RPMs up, and you have to be patient while down shifting. you gain more engine braking this way. can be good or bad, depends on soil. some corners i felt faster in, but most felt slower, you have to have good throttle control/ or have good roll on power since you cant feather the clutch for more power. having a 450 is not a big problem but if i was on a 250f i would give this a 3 star.
i took advantage of the 30 day demo ride in hopes of keeping the clutch. but I returned it. I race motocross, hare scrambles, and gnarly trails with ton of rocks and very steep hills, the z start pro was amazing in the trails and hare scramble race. i raced my first hare scramble race at Portland trail riders in Michigan in the 2hr B class and placed 3rd. without this clutch i would have been mid pack but with out being able feather the clutch was a deal beaker i lost alot of time in sandy turns. i purchased the rekluse exp core full kit. hopefully i wil like that much better because it says you retain your stock clutch lever feel
hope i explained that ok. if your a beginner rider. and just want to twist n go, this rekluse z start pro is for you.
thanks for reading my review
I wish I had bought this years ago. Easy to install with u tube video, instructions suck that come with it. Everything that I read about this clutch is true. I will never have a dirt bike with out one again.
I have been rubbing the z start for the past 5 years and would never race without it. The ability to not stall or have to be worried about pulling in the clutch when you slam on your rear brakes makes it worth every $ spent. Low maintenance and easy enough to change out the plates.
I bought a used bike with this product installed already. I was thinking it wasn't a hard corp MX product. I was wrong you can ride faster and in more control with a Rekluse Clutch! Works just like a regular clutch when you want it to for doing wheelies and other things. I will upgrade all of my future bike to Rekluse!
Used the recluse on my YZ450F. Now I can ride it though the woods like a trail bike! (without the stalling in the tight stuff) Would recomend to everyone, from new riders to pro's!!!
Resisted getting one for years, finally gave in after my riding buddies kept bragging the benefits. Wish I had bought one sooner, amazing benefits, especially on my CR500af, makes it even more fun to ride, it really is like cheating. Cornering is amazing, increased traction control, reduced arm pump, less to think about while racing, and oh yeah, it WON'T stall! A very cool addition to a bike I already loved. It's like having a super powerful, better handling, larger KLX110. But, you can shift with, or without clutch. Haven't had it for too long yet, but if the quality of construction is any indication of durability, it should operate for many trouble free hours.
If I would have bought this first would not have needed pipe and flywheel while trying to keep my bike from stalling all the time.
I got this for my son on his CRF150R. He just moved up to this bike and had trouble with the stock clutch pull - couldn't finish a 90 min hare scramble. He absolutely loved it, use the clutch lever to feather it for more power if needed, or just downshift and twist the throttle. No more clutch arm fatigue at all. IMPORTANT NOTE: if installing on crf150r, make sure you include the needle bearing and stock washer on the throwout rod, then the Rekluse spacer washer and spring. The directions weren't clear on that - the rest of the install was a breeze.
I put this on my wifes CRF150R and has made trail riding very enjoyable for her. It was really easy to install. Make sure you buy a side cover gasket if your working on a CRF150R. I was pretty careful taking off the side cover and still ripped it.
I bought this rekluse clutch kit for my son's kx65 after talking with a friend who uses the same setup in his sons bike. The directions were straight forward and easy to understand. Instalation was a breeze. This setup has made riding easier and more enjoyable for my son. it is worth every penny!
Awesome product... Best place to order from... Zstart is a game changer in the woods
This is a must have for any woods rider. Install was a breeze and the benefits are felt right away. So easy its almsot cheating. This will go on every bike I own from here on out.
I put this on my yfz 450 ,its great for xc racing makes faster lap times and its gives you fast starts in gear and ur bike won't die. Installed myself in hours and never messed with an ATV clutch before. Great product and would recommend to anyone beginner to expert its a great buy.
its like driving and auto car...its freaking awesome!!!! its a must have for four strokes!!!! the only reason i didnt give it 5 stars is set up...ive had it now for 6 months and still dont have it set perfect...but over all it is great!!!!! u will not be dissapointed if u buy this clutch!!!!!!
This is my second bike with a Rekluse Z-Start Pro, and it is moto magic. Tight woods, grass track, MX Tracks... In all cases, I can ride longer with less fatigue using the Z-Start Pro. No corner stalls, no missed neutral shifts, waaaaaaayyyy less arm-pump in constant standing / sitting corner sections. Perfect clutch feathering, every time.
I can keep my hand on the bars or a quick pull on my goggles cord without worrying about pulling in that darn clutch. I could still pull it in, but love the clutch at Little Nestucca and I'm sure I'll love the bike at Eddieville next weekend.
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Rekluse has a product matrix listed here:
The big difference between the z-Start and 2.0 products is clutch control. The earlier product uses a pressure plate where the balls ramp out and has no pressure plate springs, so trying to override the clutch is more on or off. The 2.0 uses pressure plate springs and an expandable friction so clutch modulation feels pretty close to stock. The automatic part of both is pretty similar as they are both centrifugal.


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'The game was an uneven affair from the get-go. Thornton (Nos. 7 and 8) scored just 21 seconds into the game, but that was the high point of the first period for the B's. J.P. Dumont tied the game off a turnover and the Sabres, who owned an 11-5 shot advantage in the period and 37-20 in the game, could have had a commanding lead if not for Shields. "He saved us in the first,'' said Thornton.'
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Actually both and even with a later mini_httpd fix that Manuel had sent
me (that adds support for per ip limitations)
It's included in the latest radius2 builds
Jonathan De Graeve
Network/System Administrator
Imelda vzw
Informatica Dienst
Jonathan dot de dot graeve at imelda dot be
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Lee Sharp [mailto:leesharp at hal dash pc dot org]
> Verzonden: zaterdag 3 december 2005 4:35
> Aan: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Onderwerp: Re: [m0n0wall] Captive portal with SSL- revisited
> Isn't this built into Jonathan's RADIUS builds? The fix to allow more
> connections, I mean...
> Lee
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Dave Fischer" <dave dot fischer at ridgewater dot edu>
> To: <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
> Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 1:13 PM
> Subject: [m0n0wall] Captive portal with SSL- revisited
> The fix Manuel suggested to try seems to correct the problem on the 3
> boxes that I'm running....
> They've been running flawlessly for me since replacing the mini_httpd
> binary. One of mine was dying a few times each day.
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> There's a rare issue when the maximum number of concurrent
> connections to mini_httpd is reached, and one more connection is
> accepted, but no request is ever received on that connection (could
> be due to a weird client, or one with a flaky [wireless?]
> connection). Then an ALRM signal will eventually be triggered to
> handle the read timeout, causing the parent process to exit.
> <http://m0n0.ch/wall/downloads/mini_httpd.cpfix2> is a version of
> mini_httpd that avoids this by simply closing the connection if it's
> overloaded, instead of trying to send a 503 message to the client. Of
> course if that happens frequently (e.g. because of many people using
> the captive portal, or misconfigured clients - Windows Auto Update
> Client, for example), the number of concurrent connections must be
> increased (I could envision a special option to set the number of
> connections to a higher value than 16 on machines that have the
> appropriate amount of RAM, and also another feature to limit the
> number of concurrent connections per IP address).
> Upload mini_httpd.cpfix2 through /exec.php, then run the following
> commands:
> mv /usr/local/sbin/mini_httpd /usr/local/sbin/mini_httpd.old
> cp /tmp/mini_httpd.cpfix2 /usr/local/sbin/mini_httpd
> chmod +x /usr/local/sbin/mini_httpd
> Then restart the captive portal by clicking "Save" on the setup page.
> Don't restart m0n0wall, as that will cause the modified mini_httpd
> binary to be lost.
> - Manuel
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Timothy J. Basselin
Assistant Professor of Media Arts and Worship
BA, Evangel University, 1998; MA, Fuller Theological Seminary, 2002; PhD, 2010.
Dr. Basselin taught at multiple colleges throughout the Chicago area before coming to DTS in 2013. With research interests in theology of disability and weakness, as well as the interaction between theology, culture, and literature, he is well suited for his role in the Department of Media Arts and Worship. Dr. Basselin also now serves as the director of The Agape Project. He and his wife, Robin, have three children and enjoy road trips and camping.
- Flannery O'Connor: Writing a Theology of Disabled Humanity: Baylor University Press: 2013
- Basselin, Timothy J., "Why Theology Needs Disability." Theology Today 68 (2011). 47-57.
Academic Interests
- Theology and culture
- Theology of disability and weakness
Personal Interests
- Road Trips
- Camping