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CHAMPAIGN – With no one having scored a point heading into the second tiebreaker period, there was little reason to expect the 106-pound Class 2A third-place match between Prairie Ridge's Travis Piotrowski and Marmion's Anthony Bosco would end in a pin.
Even Piotrowski (42-3) was surprised when he caught Bosco in a cradle and stuck the pin at 7:49 to take third place. Piotrowski was thinking the match would head into an ultimate tiebreaker.
"I just tried riding him that whole time," Piotrowski said.
When he got Bosco on his back, Piotrowski's natural instincts kicked in.
"I locked it up real tight and squeezed as hard as I could," Piotrowski said.
Piotrowski, a freshman, said the intensity and being in a place match had an impact on him.
"I was so nervous," Piotrowski said. "Once I got him on his back in overtime, it was a relief."
Crystal Lake Central's Andrew Marsden said he had mixed feelings about his third-place finish at 170 in 2A. He was happy with his ability to bounce back after losing in the semifinals, but he was not yet over the overtime loss to East Moliine United's Markus Murphy.
"It's a win-loss," Marsden said. "I won because I came in third and wrestled back from a bad overtime loss.
In his third-place match, Marsden defeated Peoria's Martez Cox, 6-2. It was a rematch of his first-round match, in which Marsden pinned Cox in the third period.
Marian Central sophomore Nick Remke defeated Tinley Park's Eric Schultz, 3-2, in his 138-pound 2A fifth-place match. After Schultz tied the score with a reverse in the third period, Remke made an escape to earn the win.
'My goal was to win and get the medal," Remke said. "I'm very happy. It feels really good."
Hurricane's coach Buck Riedinger said Remke has the right temperament to be successful in close matches.
"[Remke's] the most even-keeled kid I've ever seen," Riedinger said. "Nothing bothers him. He doesn't panic."
Crystal Lake South's Nick Gil lost his 3A 126-pound third-place match, 7-1, to Oak Park-River Forest's Isaiah White.
"I'm ecstatic for how [Gil's] season finished up," Gators coach Ross Ryan said. "Other than being at the top, I can't see a better way of going out."
After missing the first half of the season to a shoulder injury and a fourth-place finish at the Barrington Sectional, the expectations for Dundee-Crown's Ray Griggel weren't that high heading into the state tournament.
Griggel came back from a first-round loss to wrestle back to the 3A 220-pound third-place match. With the match tied, 3-3, heading into overtime, Glenbrook South's Jacob Suter stuck Griggel for a pin in 6:55.
Stilll stinging from getting caught for a pin, Griggel said he would have a tough time appreciating his accomplishments and would probably remember the third-place loss more than anything else.
"It's not exactly how I wanted it to end," Griggel said.
Also in 2A place matches, Richmond-Burton's Grant Sutton won his fifth-place match at 120 with a 1-0 decision against Lincoln-Way West's Noah Keele, and Crystal Lake Central's Mike Zelasco defeated Mount Vernon's Alex Vosburgh by technical fall at 160.
In 3A, Cary-Grove's Michael Cullen lost his fifth-place match at 113 to Providence Catholic's Ronald Triche, 1-0. Triche also sent Cullen to the back draw with a win in the quarterfinals.


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For more than 100 years, the Coeur d'Alene River Basin has been known as "The Silver Valley" for being one of the most productive silver, lead, and zinc mining areas in the United States. Over time, high levels of metals (including lead, arsenic, cadmium, and zinc) were discovered in the local environment and elevated blood lead levels were found in children in communities near the metal-refining and smelter complex. In 1983, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) listed a 21-square mile mining area in northern Idaho as a Superfund site. EPA extended those boundaries in 1998 to include areas throughout the 1500-square mile area Coeur d'Alene River Basin project area. Under Superfund, EPA has developed a plan to clean up the contaminated area that will cost an estimated $359 million over 3 decades--and this effort is only the first step in the cleanup process. Superfund and Mining Megasites: Lessons from Coeur d'Alene River Basin evaluates the issues and concerns that have been raised regarding EPA's decisions about cleaning up the area. The scientific and technical practices used by EPA to make decisions about human health risks at the Coeur d'Alene River Basin Superfund site are generally sound; however, there are substantial concerns regarding environmental protection decisions, particularly dealing with the effectiveness of long-term plans.
Key Messages
- A major controversy at the Coeur d'Alene River basin site arose because EPA did not base its risk assessment and remediation decisions on the blood lead levels that had been measured but on the IEUBK model to estimate potential levels and related health risks
- Children of ages 1 to 4 are the group at highest risk from lead exposure. The committee found it inappropriate that the HHRA presented aggregate data on childhood lead screening for children 0-9 years old, as that information is misleading and tends to underestimate the risk among the principal target group.
- EPA adequately characterized the feasibility of alternative remedial actions for addressing risks to human health; however, the long-term effectiveness of the selected remedy in the Coeur d'Alene River basin is questionable because of the possibility, even likelihood, of recontamination from floods and damage to protective barriers used in residential remediations.
- EPA has not adequately characterized the substantial hydrologic and climatic variations that can occur in the basin. Contaminant transport models are based on average flows and conditions, and the RI only minimally characterizes the extreme events (for example, flood events that transport large amounts of contaminated sediments) that substantially affect the fate and transport of metals throughout the basin.
- EPA is proposing to use adaptive management to implement interim ecologic protection remedies; however, the committee is concerned about the rigor of EPA's adaptive management approach at this site, particularly regarding performance indicators needed to evaluate progress.
- EPA's ERA describes the likelihood, nature, and severity of adverse effects on plants and animals resulting from exposure to metals associated with mining operations throughout the study area. The committee found the assessment to be generally consistent with best scientific practices.
- EPA's HHRA is correct in concluding that environmental lead exposure poses elevated risk to the health of some Coeur d'Alene River basin residents.
- EPA's evaluations provide a useful depiction of the location of contaminated soils, sediments, and surface waters over the large spatial scale of the basin.
- EPA's segmentation of geographic areas within the basin for assessment and remedial actions does not facilitate a basinwide analysis of sources, transport, and fate of contaminants.
- EPA's site characterization also did not adequately address groundwater the primary source of dissolved metals in surface water.
- Evaluations of chemical speciation and mineralogy were extremely limited in the RI.
- For EPA's decision making regarding environmental protection, the committee has substantial concerns, particularly regarding the effectiveness and long-term protection of the selected remedy.
- For arsenic, EPA collected no information about actual human uptake and based its risk assessment on arsenic concentrations in environmental samples.
- IEUBK model are consistent with current scientific knowledge; however, the committee concluded that there were some technical issues, particularly the uncertainties associated with the default assumptions for bioavailability of soil lead, soil and dust ingestion rates, and the parameter used to extrapolate from a single blood lead estimate to the distribution of concentrations throughout a population.
- In considering effects on organisms, the high variability in exposures related to extreme events, including low-flow conditions and flood events, was not considered.
- The IEUBK model results should not be the sole criterion for establishing health-protective soil concentrations because model uncertainty and site complexity may interact in unexpected or unknown ways.
- The committee concludes that an effective program for mining megasites should emphasize long-term adaptive management. The desirable program components are a stable management structure, long-term monitoring components, active state and local involvement in the remediation process, a broad perspective regarding what actions should be undertaken in addition to cleanup, and long-term funding.
- The committee found that scientific and technical practices used by EPA for decision making regarding human health risks at the Coeur d'Alene River basin Superfund site are generally sound. The exceptions are minor.
- The effects of psychological stress on mental health are not considered in the HHRA. However, there is strong scientific evidence that living in or near an area designated as a Superfund site is associated with increased psychological stress and may also cause adverse health effects.
- The threat to aquatic life in the basin results primarily from the influx of high levels of dissolved zinc from groundwater to surface waters.


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Ingo: Not yet, but I really hope I'm going to learn. This is probably the scariest thing I've ever done.
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Ingo: Kym Johnson. She has won DWTS twice already! We�ve had a couple of rehearsals and I couldn't have asked for a better partner. It's working well so far but that doesn't mean I can dance yet.
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text: Tomas, Thanks for your suggestions. This is what I figured (obviously only 1 thread using the connection at a time), but I get strange results if I do not place mutexes on the OCI code. For some reason, after about 1,000 queries (with 2 client running in parallel) the server gets put in a locked state. After looking through the debug log, the OCI error received is ORA-03106. Unfortunately, here is Oracle's comment on this result code: ORA-03106 fatal two-task communication protocol error Cause: The communication path between Oracle and the user task has stopped. This is an internal error message not usually issued. Action: Contact Oracle Customer Support. If I'm locking out the connection while it is in use, I'm not sure why this would cause an issue. -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Arredondo, Tomas Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 10:16 AM To: 'Eric T. Blue'; Dmitry Kovalev Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: back-sql improvements (was: Slapd frontend performance issues) Eric, What I think may be the problem is that it looks like the code that does the work (eg. ...... DO OCI specific fcns and return results to client) is mutexed out. Meaning that only one user (thread or process or whatever) gets to it at one time. A solution is to lock and unlock the mutex around the conn_inuse flag check and set code. But not around the DO OCI specific functions code because that is where a good portion of the time is spent. If you can make an association between the ldap user making this request and one of the connections from your pool that you pick for him then you can lock the code around your mutexes but not around the DO OCI specific fcns code. Hope this helps. Thanks, Tomas -----Original Message----- From: Eric T. Blue [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 5:41 PM To: Arredondo, Tomas; Dmitry Kovalev Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: back-sql improvements (was: Slapd frontend performance issues) Dmitry & Tomas, I've spent a little time over the last couple weeks, and have a barebones OCI backend working. The performance looks very good thus far(~ 500 searches / sec), but I'd still like to do the connection pool. Currently, I initiate 1 persistent OCI connection on db_init and subsequently perform searches using the same cursor/handle (obviously locking via a mutex). For some reason, and it may be my lack of understanding of the underlying OpenLDAP code, utilizing multiple OCI connections doesn't seem to contribute towards speed in any way. Here's the basic setup: The speed is fairly fast, since there is only support for equality searches right now. Basically, a filter of uid=test translates to "select col1,col2 .. colz from table where (uid='username')". ============= SNIPPETS START HERE ============= // back-oci.h #define CONNECT_POOL_SIZE 10 typedef struct { int conn_inuse; int conn_ok; Lda_Def lda; Cda_Def cda; ub4 hda[HDA_SIZE/(sizeof(ub4))]; }backoci_db_conn; backoci_db_conn *dbc[CONNECT_POOL_SIZE]; ldap_pvt_thread_mutex_t dbconn_mutex; // init.c I do a loop to init the cursor, data area, etc. sprintf(connect_string,"%s/%s@%s",si->dbuser,si->dbpasswd,si->dbname); for (i=0; i <= CONNECT_POOL_SIZE; i++) { dbc[i]=(backoci_db_conn*)ch_calloc(1,sizeof(backoci_db_conn)); dbc[i]->conn_inuse = 0; /* Authenticate to Oracle */ if (olog(&dbc[i]->lda, (ub1 *)dbc[i]->hda, connect_string, -1, 0, -1, (text *) 0, -1, (ub4)OCI_LM_DEF)) { Debug(LDAP_DEBUG_TRACE,"backoci_db_open(): Oracle connection failed, exiting\n",0,0,0); return 1; } /* Open a cursor, exit on error (unrecoverable). */ if (oopen(&dbc[i]->cda, &dbc[i]->lda, (text *) 0, -1, -1, (text *) 0, -1)) { Debug(LDAP_DEBUG_TRACE,"backoci_db_open(): Oracle - can't open cursor\n",0,0,0); ologof(&dbc[i]->lda); return 1; } } ldap_pvt_thread_mutex_init(&dbconn_mutex); // search.c for (i=0; i <= CONNECT_POOL_SIZE; i++) { if (dbc[i]->conn_inuse == 0) { freeconn = i; break; } } dbc[freeconn]->conn_inuse = 1; ldap_pvt_thread_mutex_lock(&dbconn_mutex); ...... DO OCI specific fcns and return results to client dbc[freeconn]->conn_inuse = 0; ldap_pvt_thread_mutex_unlock(&dbconn_mutex); ============= SNIPPETS STOP HERE ============= Is this a problem with thread serialization, or the mutex? My logic may be slightly flawed here, but I'm sure the solution is simple. I'd appreciate any input or suggestions. -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of Arredondo, Tomas Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 10:05 AM To: 'email@example.com' Cc: email@example.com Subject: RE: back-sql improvements (was: Slapd frontend performance issues) Hi Dmitry, Comments inline. Regards, Tomas -----Original Message----- From: Dmitry Kovalev [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2001 6:52 AM To: Arredondo, Tomas Cc: email@example.com Subject: back-sql improvements (was: Slapd frontend performance issues) Hello Tomas! As this thread eventually spinned down to back-sql, I thought it would be reasonable to rename it... I think two separate threads are appropriate - one about back-sql - specific issues, and another - about slapd frontend profiling. Also, if you have no objections - let us transfer posts that have more than one recipient to the list. As I understand, it is what Kurt suggested - use -devel list for development. Kurt, if you think that too much back-sql specifics is bad for this list - I could arrange a temporal list for this, and post only results to openldap-devel. "Arredondo, Tomas" wrote: > I think that in an optimal environment it should exceed 100 reads/second. did you test the "packaged" back-sql, or you made some optimizations? what was the data you tested on? [TA] The OCI data access library has been tested to go about 100 reads/sec with a different application. I have not integrated this with back-sql or OpenLDAP and so I could not tell you how fast an OCI version of back-sql could be. I would think it should be pretty close unless there is a massive amount of processing going on in back-sql. > > There are two pieces to the code that I could help with. One is a set of > routines that can make db calls to read and write data using connections. > > The other is a set of connection related classes that can manage connection > handles from > > OCI and other formats such as ODBC concurrently. > > These connection classes are things we can call 'dbo', 'sets' and > 'connections'. [description skipped] as I undestand, it could be used 1) to use direct APIs (lightweight wrapper) 2) to "aggregate" data from different RDBMSes in single slapd [TA] Right, the 'dbo', 'sets' and 'connections' are a potential way to abstract different connections to different RDBMSes in a single slapd. These are currently used with OCI but I tested them previously with ODBC (a couple of years ago). OCI and ODBC are from a connection point of view very similar so a lightweight wrapper could use this abstraction to so that depending on the connection type the underlying direct API would change but to the caller it would be transparent except for the connection type used to create the 'key' (OCI, ODBC,...). Am I right? It is very interesting, anyway - as soon as we manage to summarize what each of the contributers can offer, we can develop a little "plan" of incorporating new code in appropriate order... [TA] Sounds great. I'm flexible, any plan is better than none! :-) WBW, Dmitry


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Gainward GTX260 1792MB
The Nvidia GTX260 series has been quite succesful for Nvidia and its partners. Gainward has released a special version of the GTX260 platform that comes with double GDDR3 memory on board, reaching the magic number of 1792MB.
The Gainward GTX260 1792MB GDDR3 is actually based at the GTX260 Core 216 series that compared with the previous GTX260 GPU but it comes with increased number stream processors. People tend to agree that performance gain should be around 5~10%, which wouldn't be enough for most users to upgrade. It would be interesting to compare an overclocked version of the first GTX260 with the new Gainward GTX260 Core 216. Below is a table showing the main differences among the Nvidia GTX 2xx graphic series chipsets and their respective average prices :
Compared to typical Nvidia GTX260, the Gainward GTX260 Core 216 is slightly overclocked with 585MHz (+9MHz) for the Core, 1262MHZ (+20MHz) for the Shader and 999MHz (+0MHz) for the memory. But as we previously mentioned, the Gainward model is equipped with 1792MB of GDDR3 (double the normal memory).
- Retail package
Gainward used its typical blue-colored packaging for the new GTX260 216 1792MB graphics card. Its price is around &euro215 (including VAT), which is €20-25 more compared to the price of an overclocked GTX260 solution.
The graphics card is well packaged into a plastic anti static bag and a carton box. Don't expect to find any retail game inside. What we found was just a printed manual, a driver's disc, a molex-to-pci-e adapter, a DVI-to-HDMI adapter, a DSub-to-DVI-D adapter, a TV-out cable with HDTV support and finally an Internal SPDIF cable, for HDMI audio support.
The Gainward GTX260 216 is equipped with a special cooling system with dual 80mm fans. The design offers effective cooling as well as low noise, but makes the graphics card thicker occupying two slots in your PC after installation.
The available outputs are two DVI-D and one for HDTV.
The Gainward GTX260 216 requires at least two 6-pin power jacks in order to work properly. Make sure that you have a 600Watt PSU at least before buying this graphics card.
Nvidia's SLI is possible with all currently sold GTX 2xx series. Just make sure that both cards are identical.
For our tests, we used the latest Nvidia drivers (185.81) in order to get the highest possible performance, especially with the latest DX10 game titles.
According to GPU-Z, the GPU core runs
at 585MHz and the memory at 1262MHz:
The NvidiaBios Editor v5.0 provides more information about the voltages of the card.. The software also allows you to "tweak" the graphics card and get an even higher performance.


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Glenn A. Trayer, 76, retired from NY Telephone in Garden City, NY, and a resident of New Windsor, NY died at St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh, NY on June 12, 2013.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trayer, he was born in Oceanside, NY on June 9, 1937. He was married to Ellen Joyce Trayer. He proudly served in the U.S. Army during 1956-59.
Survivors include his wife, Ellen Joyce Trayer, at home; sons: Richard Trayer of New Zealand and Christopher Trayer and his wife, Bridgette of NJ; daughters: Jill DiLorenzo and her husband, Louis of New Windsor and Kim McCabe and husband, John of New Windsor; brothers: Thomas Trayer of Allentown, PA, Jay Trayer of FL and Dennis Trayer of Long Island; grandchildren: Loren, Paige, Kelly, Christopher, Johnny, Brooke, Kyle, Rebecca and Maggie. He was predeceased by a sister, Janice Dhondt.
Visitation will be held from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Saturday, June 15th and 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 16th at Quigley Bros. Funeral Home, 337 Hudson St., Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520. Burial will be at 10 a.m. in Cemetery of the Highlands, Highland Mills, NY.
Arrangements are by Kevin Quigley of Quigley Bros. Funeral Home; to send condolences or to get directions to the funeral home please go to www.quigleybros.com.


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- Regional Science and Urban Economics
- Applied Economics Letters
Professor Chisholm has served as referee for journals, including:
- RAND Journal of Economics
- Review of Economics and Statistics
- International Journal of Industrial Organization
- Journal of Industrial Economics
She has served as a reviewer for the National Science Foundation.
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EC 101 - Principles of Microeconomics
EC 311 - Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
EC 423/723 - Economics of Regulation
EC 460 - Game Theory
EC 820 - PhD Microeconomic Theory
EC 870 - PhD Industrial Organization


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Is there any more news on why Josh Moulin, the former supervisor of the Southern Oregon High Tech Crimes Task Force, resigned as he was being investigated by law enforcement?
— Brian S., Medford
Jackson County District Attorney Mark Huddleston said that the Justice Department — the state Attorney General's Office — is handling the investigation into Moulin's tenure with the task force.
The Justice Department has not made a ruling, or at least informed local authorities that it has done so, Huddleston said.
The Justice Department is handling the investigation because Moulin had worked closely with Jackson County prosecutors on several past cases.
Moulin retired from the task force, and his position with the Central Point Police Department, earlier this summer.
Moulin is under investigation for possible wrongdoing, but authorities have not commented on the case against him.
Moulin helped form the task force in 2005.
Over the years, the operation has grown to include officers from other agencies, including Medford, Grants Pass, Ashland, Klamath Falls and Central Point police departments, the FBI, U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Jackson County District Attorney's Office.
It is the only non-federal law enforcement agency in the U.S. that solely focuses on digital forensics and is accredited by the American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors.
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Is there any more news on why Josh Moulin, the former supervisor of the Southern Oregon High Tech Crimes Task Force, resigned as he was being investigated by law enforcement?


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A special guest comes to visit Kendra and Hank's Calabasas pad!
Kendra calls Mary at the mansion to invite Hef over. MMQuote: "Getting him past the tennis court or past the swimming pool is a major issue, especially as far out as Calabasas." Kendra is well aware Hef does not leave the mansion for such social calls, especially after living there for five years. However, Mary is going to try her best to convince Hef to pay a visit to see Kendra and the family. KOTQuote: "I'm crossing my fingers, Mary." Kendra thinks it is a long shot, and is worried that Hef won't come. Hank is more optimistic though. KOTQuote: "Hef loves you too much." Mary calls and says Hef would love to come out to see the house and Little Hank. All Kendra needs to do is find a place for the helicopter to land. KOTQuote: "Where the hell are we gonna find a helicopter pad?" Next stop… Google and a grocery store!
Looks like Hank is in charge of arranging the helipad, but at least Mary gave him the name of someone who may help. KOTQuote: "What the hell does catching a football have to do with finding a helicopter landing?" Unfortunately, Anthony let's Hank know there are a lot of permits involved with using the helicopter pad as well. Looks like this is a little more work than Hank thought!
At the grocery store, Hank and Kendra try and find all the staples for a "Hef approved" shindig. The first order of business is perfectly rounded, non-broken, Lay's potato chips. Make sure you shake them to assure they are all intact. Unfortunately, like a kid in a candy store Kendra gets distracted by all the other items in the aisles (cake, cheese, hot sauce, etc). At the end of the trip, this couple is $300 in the hole and the owners of 2 crushed bags of Lay's potato chips. KOTQuote: "$300 for a quick visit?"
Patti and Colin arrive for the festivities while Kendra and Hank are getting things in order. "The women in the Wilkinson family do not cook. But, what we do know how to do is 'boss.'" Kendra quickly puts Colin on chip duty and Patti in charge of corn. Jessica and Bethany arrive just in time to help set up outside. KOTQuote: "Thank God I had people around to help me because I have no idea what I'm doing." With Hef 15 minutes away, chaos ensues. Luckily, Hank is calm and collect and leaves to pick up Hef with Little Hank in his tricked out car. The ladies stay back with Colin to prepare all the other goodies, including finishing the fried chicken and making mashed potatoes.
Hef arrives at Casa Baskett, and Kendra is so excited to see Hef. Hef is impressed with the tidiness Kendra has adopted in her new home. KOTQuote: "This is grown up Kendra." Kendra takes Hef on a tour of the house, but when Hef asks to go upstairs Hank scrambles to make their room is presentable. Luckily, they start off with Little Hank's room… Nice diversion. KOTQuote: "Hef did see some of my mess, but at least it wasn't like my mess at the mansion."
Hef is excited to see Patti and the rest of the family, and is very delighted to eat his non-broken potato chips and fried chicken. KOTQuote: "He wasn't eating any chicken, he was eating MY chicken!" Hef is so great with Little Hank. KOTQuote: "How amazing is that? How crazy is that?" Kendra talks about her Love Candy kit with Hef, and gets very embarrassed when the girls urge her to talk about the extra "toys" that will be added. Hef and Kendra agree that there is more of a push back on sex in current society, and that people should be able to explore and discuss sex freely. KOTQuote: "I will forever be Hugh Hefner's friend." Hef truly is an inspiration to Kendra, and it's amazing to see how much Hef has influenced Kendra's life. KOTQuote: "I want to live my life honest, pure and happy just like Hugh Hefner does."
Is Hank ready to start his new acting career or will he give in to nerves? Will Kendra wow the teachers at Little Hank's potential preschool? WE want to know what you think!


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AUBURNDALE, Fla. -- The baseball team closed their seven game Florida trip with a 6-2 loss to Anderson on Saturday.
Visiting Anderson struck Greenville for one run in the second inning and two in the third to take a 3-0 lead.
The Panthers cut the deficit to one in the third inning. Kenny Trager singled to center field with runners on second and third, and Jared Souhrada hit into a fielder's choice back to the pitcher to score the other run.
Anderson put three runs on the scoreboard in the sixth inning to give them a 6-2 lead.
Jared Massengill and Kenny Trager were Greenville's top offensive producers. Massengill went 2-for-3 with one run scored and two doubles. Trager was 2-for-4 with a RBI.
Derek Reckmann was Greenville's starting pitcher, tossing 5.2 innings and giving up four earned runs and two unearned runs on seven hits. He walked one and struck out one in picking up the losing decision.
Cody Hinterscher threw 2.2 innings, only allowing one hit. Scotty Voyles closed the game with a perfect two-thirds of an inning.
The Panthers (2-10) resume their season with a weekend trip to Westminster for their first conference games of the season on Friday and Saturday.


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2017 Melges 24 European Sailing Series Second Event May 18-21, Riva del Garda, Italy Be There and Be Prepared!
11 May 2017
One week to go to the second event of the Melges 24 European Sailing Series in Riva! The regatta is also the second actof the Melges 24 Italian Tour 2017 and Melges 24 Italian Open Nationals!
Let's see what Peler and Ora have in store for our event on Lake Garda. Join the fleet of 34 Melges 24 teams from 13 nations at one of the most desired sailing spot in Europe!
Fraglia Vela Riva together with Classe Italiana Melges 24 and International Melges 24 Class Association will welcome you warmly in Riva del Garda - the venue also for the 2018 Melges 24 Europeans!
ENTER NOW - Early Bird Entry Fee deadline is May 17!
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Remember to check also the Notice of Race of the European Sailing Series and fill in the Entry Form of the Series for the ranking.
We have 13 nations represented for now: Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Great Britain, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Slovenia, Switzerland, Ukraine and United States. Thank you all who have entered and will be there to have a competitive racing and enjoy the hospitality ashore! You can't miss that!
Thursday May 18
09:00-17:30 Registrations, weighing, measurements checks
Friday May 19
08:00-10:00 Registration, weighing, measurements checks
10:30 Opening Ceremony-Skippers Meeting
12:00 First Warning Signal and Races
Saturday May 20
Sunday May 21
Races and Prize giving
From the second day, the intended time of the first warning signal will be posted on the official notice board before 20:00 the previous day. If no notice is displayed, first Warning Signal will be the same time as previous day.
Up to 9 races may be held. A maximum of 3 races may be held on any racing day
On May 21st no Warning Signal will be displayed after 14:30.
When 5 races have been completed, there will be one throw-out.
Melges 24 ITA-564 is available for rent in Riva del Garda and at the Italian regattas (Domaso and Luino).
Built by Devoti in 2004.
One set of North practic sails
Two set of North regatta sails
Honda 4-stroke engine, incl. reserve gas canister
Tacktick Racemaster
All you need - ready to race boat!
For more info please contact:
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After the regatta in Portoroz few weeks ago two Melges 24 hatches were found there.
If yours is missing, you can get it back in Riva del Garda.
Reward for bringing them from Portoroz to Riva is much appreciated
Ask from the Race Office in Riva!
Real-time racing updates from Riva will be delivered to you across the IM24CA social media.Each day, the IM24CA and Zerogradinord will work hard to bring you mark-to-mark action and updates via video, photos and text. Zerogradinord represented by Mauro Melandri and Silvia Gallegatti will push hard to deliver wonderful photos and footage to you daily. You can follow all the latest actions and coverage of the event at the official IM24CA Facebook Page.
Read for more about the series at melges24.com/europeansailingseries
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Enjoy the feeling of Riva event in July 2016 edited by Zerogradinord - Mauro Melandri


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Long-shot Princess of Sylmar rallied with a huge stretch run to win the $1 million Kentucky Oaks on Friday at Churchill Downs.
One of four fillies trained by Todd Pletcher in the Grade 1 race, the 38-1 long shot upstaged 3-2 favorite Dreaming of Julia. That positioned Pletcher for a weekend sweep Saturday in the Kentucky Derby, where he has a record-tying five entries - including Verrazano.
A slow start doomed Dreaming of Julia, who lagged behind before recovering in the stretch to finish fourth. By then, Princess of Sylmar was thrilling a crowd of 113,820 with her third win in four starts this year.
Starting from the No. 6 post with Hall of Famer Mike Smith aboard, Princess of Sylmar ran 1 1/8 miles in 1:49.17 and paid $79.60, $29.40 and $14.00. Beholder returned $9 and $5.60, and Unlimited Budget paid $3.80 to show.


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The guides will be updated soon. The holidays create challenges there but then again I imagine relatively few people will be looking at this for this time period.
Here is an excerpt from the new theme guide to describe the "themes as packages" structure. This will be further expanded in Cmd 3.1 but 3.0.2 should get themes reorganized along this path and that should carry forward well for future releases.
For many reasons, we want the Sencha Cmd tooling to be an enabler for people to create and ultimately share themes. The previous organization of a theme (inherited from Ext JS 4.0) made that difficult as there was no single root folder that contained all of that theme and only that theme.
In Cmd 3.0.2 and forward, themes are now contained in folders of their own in the "packages" folder. The theme formerly named "default" was renamed the "theme" package. So "resources/sass/default/app.scss" moves to "packages/theme/sass/app.scss".
The important difference here is that "resources" now consists entirely of static resources. There is no "theme" folder to filter out, so all of the content of the resources folder is copied to the build folder.Code:resources/ # Contains SASS source code and additional resources images/ # General image content (optional) ... theme/ # The compiled form of the default "theme" images/ # Unified image content generate by build process app.css # The compiled theme red/ # The compiled form of other themes (by name) images/ app.css packages/ # Contains themes (the only packages for now) theme/ # The default theme (you can generate more here) images/ # Optional folder (content is copied if it exists) sass/ # sass input files for the default theme config.rb # Compass configuration file app.scss # Root SASS source for theme slice-src/ # Generated code for slicing (used by theme.html) ... # See below for description of these files theme.html # Web page for visual inspection and image slicing ... red/ # Other generated themes ... # Contents are the same as the default "theme" build/ # Build output appName/ # Build output for app production/ # Build output for "sencha app build production: resources/ # All files from "resources" folder .... testing/ # Build output (env = "production", "testing", etc.) ....
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What dad doesn't like a good juicy and favorable steak? Here's a recipe, also known as Bistecca fiorentina, the whole family can enjoy this Father's Day.
Total time: 35 minutes, plus 5 to 6 hours for the steak to reach room temperature
Servings: 4
Note: You can order this especially thick cut of steak in advance from any fine meat counter or butcher.
1 (2-inch-thick) porterhouse steak (about 2 1/2 pounds), at room temperature
1 teaspoon best-quality olive oil, plus additional for oiling the rack
1/4 teaspoon coarse salt, or to taste
Freshly ground black pepper
1. Heat a grill over medium-high heat. (It will be hot enough when you can hold your hand an inch over the grill for only 5 to 6 seconds.) Lightly oil the grill, and place the steak on the grill. Grill the steak for 5 minutes, then flip over and grill the other side 5 more minutes.
2. Carefully place the steak vertically on the grill, so it is resting on the flat part of the T-bone. Continue to cook, allowing the heat to transmit through the bone to the meat. Cook an additional 15 to 25 minutes (this will depend on the heat of your grill) until a thermometer inserted reads 125 degrees for medium-rare. Remove the steak from the grill to a plate and allow it to rest for 2 to 3 minutes.
3. Lightly season the steak with the salt and a couple grinds of pepper, then drizzle the olive oil over it. Slice the steak away from the bone, and then crosswise into strips. Serve immediately.


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benny profane wrote:hey cairns, this looks great!
i much prefer the changes you made for version 7.
i only have one suggestion:
the color bars you use to represent the long distance lines in the legend are a great idea.
and while i know that space is very tight, is there any way you might be able to make them a *tiny* bit thicker?
it hurts the eyes a bit trying to distinguish them.
not a major problem, and if there isn't room, it's understandable.
otherwise, i agree that this should be moved to the foundry.
Thanks Benny....I'll see what i can do with this to give it more real estate.


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Now, the UH School of Theatre & Dance alumnus is teaching the magic of stagecraft to Houston high school students as part of the summer fine arts program "Exploraciones Dramaticas," which focuses on Spanish-language stage works. He's also gearing up for his debut in the Houston Shakespeare Festival playing Casca in "Julius Caesar" and Iachimo in "Cymbeline." The plays run Aug. 1 – 10 at Houston's Miller Outdoor Theatre.
"It's wonderful to be back," said Cubria, who graduated with a bachelor's degree in theatre in 2006. "I can't think of a better way to spend my summer. I am working with extremely intelligent students, who have a sincere appreciation for theater. And, in a sense, I get to be a student again as I work with two of my UH mentors with the Houston Shakespeare Festival."
Cubria moved to New York City last fall but eagerly accepted the invitation to participate in "Exploraciones Dramticas." This summer program is presented by Houston-based non-profit organization Wonderworks in collaboration with UH. Now in its second year, "Exploraciones" offers bilingual high school students an opportunity to study, discuss and even perform classic and contemporary Spanish-language dramatic works.
"When many young students think of the theater, they immediately think New York or London. I want to show them that many great theater works also are rooted in South America, Mexico and Spain," Cubria said. "I also want them to explore these plays as they were written and performed in Spanish, so they can expand their own knowledge of the language."
While his days are focused on teaching the works of Jorge Luis Borges and Pedro Calderon de la Barca, his afternoons and evenings are spent revisiting the Bard. Although he will make his Houston Shakespeare Festival debut, he is well versed in the legendary wordsmith's material. He became very familiarized with Shakespeare through UH's theater curriculum and his participation in Houston's Shakespeare Outreach, which presents programs and residencies free to schools and other institutions throughout the city. He also starred as Lysander in UH's spring 2005 production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Lyndall Finley Wortham Theatre.
The festival reunites Cubria with his former UH professors Carolyn Houston Boone, associate professor of theatre, and Sidney Berger, the John and Rebecca Moores Professor in the School of Theatre & Dance. Berger is directing "Julius Caesar" while Boone helms "Cymbeline."
"He has an unrestrained zest for the theater," Berger said. "I had no hesitation to casting him in good roles while he was a student and am delighted he is participating in this year's Houston Shakespeare Festival. His passion is infectious, and I think both his cast mates and workshop students will embrace his energy."
Cubria was born in Mexico City but raised in Houston. After high school, he returned to Mexico as a human rights activist for Amnesty International, but his dreams of becoming the next revolutionary quickly faded.
"Like so many middle-class Latino teenagers, I envisioned myself as the next Che Guevara, but I realized that I was not going to save the world," Cubria said. "I thought I'd get my head together and attend a semester at UH. I took an acting class with Carolyn Boone just for fun. As soon as she began talking, I knew that acting was what I wanted to do for the rest of my life."
Boone and Berger groomed him for starring roles in university main stage productions at UH. His gift for comedy made him a go to actor when casting for the lively Children's Theatre Festival (including a starring role in Boone's "The Princess and the Pea"), but his serious side was reflected in the UH student group he co-founded, Unheard Voices. The group continues to focus on works by and about minorities, as well student-written plays. Productions starring Cubria included "Out," written by student Greg Hundemer, which depicted a young man coming to terms with his homosexuality.
Cubria also worked with Houston-based experimental theater group Nova Arts Project directing 2006's "Oedipus Rex" and starring in 2007's lauded "tempOdyssey" by Dan Dietz.
After graduating, Cubria developed an unexpected cult following when he portrayed Count Pelicula, a Saturday night horror host on Channel 55's "Count Pelicula's Theatre of Horror." With his hair slicked back, face in white make-up and wearing a black cape, he and other UH acting alums presented film classics such as "Frankenstein" and "Dracula." The show was cancelled last year, but the character left a mark on the Houston media landscape. So much so, Cubria still gets fan mail.
"We had no idea what we were doing," he said. "I had never seen a late night horror host, so me and my friends just tried to be funny. Apparently, people liked us. I got about 30 emails a week and still get messages from people who are sad we're off the air and requesting autographed pictures."
Now in the Big Apple, Cubria is starring on off-off-Broadway productions including a recent production of Nilo Cruz' Pulitzer-winning "Anna in the Tropics." He also appeared on a recent edition of Tru-TV's "Rich and Reckless."
For information on Cubria's career, visit www.bernardocubria.com. To learn about "Exploraciones Dramaticas," visit www.wonderworkshouston.org, or for details on the Houston Shakespeare Festival, go to www.houstonfestivalscompany.com.
About the University of Houston
The University of Houston, Texas' premier metropolitan research and teaching institution, is home to more than 40 research centers and institutes and sponsors more than 300 partnerships with corporate, civic and governmental entities. UH, the most diverse research university in the country, stands at the forefront of education, research and service with more than 35,000 students.


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BMC Software Lands a Mega-Buyout Deal
What's News: A team of private-equity firms buys BMC Software for about $6.9 billion. Warren Buffet declares support for Jamie Dimon. LG Electronics becomes the world's third largest smart-phone vendor. Joanne Po reports. Photo: AP
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Mitt Romney's Spotify Playlist
He posts it for public consumption and invites us to deconstruct it. The list:
I count 8 songs from the 21st century, 9 if you count the Soggy Bottom Boys cover of the old standard. The two Killers choices honor probably the most popular band composed of Mormons. The Kid Rock track is Romney's theme, driven into the eardrums of his reporting detail like Asami Yamazaki's needles in Audition. The two Orbison songs are among the most melancholy pop songs ever; the the whole list, actually, is surprisingly forlorn.


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On June 24, local time, the replication routines in Stuxnet turned themselves off, effectively halting the spread of the sophisticated cyber weapon.
According to researchers who have analyzed Stuxnet code, it was a feature, not a bug.
"The code will still run, but one of the first things it does when it starts running is check the date" of the machine in which it has been installed, said Liam O Murchu, manager of operations for Symantec Security Response. If the date is after June 24, 2012, it no longer copies itself to USB memory sticks, the malware's preferred means of spreading.
Related coverage:
Flame reportedly set up Stuxnet attack, was under human control
Researchers find 'proof' of Flame-Stuxnet link
The configuration file containing the kill date could be updated, but no signs of this were seen in any iterations of the code, O Murchu said. Once deactivated, "it would be difficult to get it to reactivate," he added, indicating that the shutdown was planned.
Like so much else in Stuxnet — apparently the first effective weaponized malware and reportedly the product of a U.S. government cyber weapons program — the kill switch is unusual.
"We don't see that very often in threats," O Murchu said. Sometimes it is used in tests of new malware to keep it from spreading and drawing attention to itself, but in a finished product, "it's very unusual."
Duqu, a related piece of information-gathering code believed to be part of the same weapons program, had a default 30-day life span that could be extended on a case-by-case basis. "With Duqu they were more careful, and that threat effectively is dead," O Murchu said.
Flame, a spyware program also connected to the U.S. program that reportedly shared some of its code with Stuxnet, began removing itself from infected machines after it was discovered, when its command-and-control servers sent out "suicide" commands, Symantec reported at the time.
Stuxnet, likely released in 2009 and discovered a year later, is a complex piece of code apparently intended to infiltrate Iranian industrial control systems and disrupt the country's alleged nuclear weapons program. It apparently worked, damaging numerous centrifuges used to enrich uranium into nuclear fuel. But along the way it also infected more than 100,000 other computers around the world and attracted what surely was unwanted attention.
Because Stuxnet was carefully targeted at a specific controller that was controlling a specific piece of equipment, no other instances of damage to equipment have been reported. More significant than the worm's effective demise is the impact of its apparently unintended spread.
Some ability to spread probably was needed in order to infect the intended systems, O Murchu said. "But it appears that the controllers could have controlled the spread more carefully," he said. "That might have been a mistake or it might have been a choice. It's not clear from our analysis which it was."
Although much has been made of the wide availability of the weaponized malware code, its use to would-be attackers probably is limited, he said. Much like the U.S. drone aircraft that fell into Iranian hands, having access to a complex piece of technology does not mean it can be easily duplicated.
"It's not that much of an advantage from a practical point of view to review the code," O Murchu said, and it is unlikely that attackers would be able to reuse much of the complex code. But it does provide information about the processes used in the attack that could be helpful in constructing another attack. "From that point of view, it could be very useful to attacker."
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Stuxnet probably shut itself down because it started spreading in U.S.
I think since doghnuts now cost a dollar, we should throw out this saying. Anybody with me.
Once on the internet, always on the internet. Even if the config file didn't make changing the shutdown date easy, modifying binary code isn't that difficult. (I coded an appleIIe serial card to download data from an IBM360 in 6502 binary over a TSO connection in less than a day.) And now the world has some "open source" mega-virus to contend with. Stupid is as stupid does.
"But it appears that the controllers could have controlled the spread more carefully," he said. "That might have been a mistake or it might have been a choice. Source: GCN (http://s.tt/1fYpO)
I would bet a dollar to a doughnut that it was a choice - pretty easy way to get intelligence on who is connected to whom in the Iranian nuke network.
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