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The series Creuser le Mal is part of the larger project Médiums which gathers different exercises evolving around the acts of seeing and drawing, collectively and individually. This exercise is about drawing people who have visions and the visions themselves. The figurative drawings (fig 1) are all based on draft from Damien, re-drawed by Marion. Meanwhile, Damien took care of the Visions (fig 2).
As we finished the series, we realized we were in fact talking about our work relationship. Hence the titles.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Cam Newton threw four touchdown passes and the Carolina Panthers pounded the Miami Dolphins in a 45-21 victory on Monday night at Bank of America Stadium.
The Panthers (7-3) scored 21 points in just more than eight minutes spanning both halves. That helped Carolina to a season-high point total against the NFL's lowest-scoring team.
Newton was 21 of 35 for 254 yards. He also rushed for 95 yards on five carries, including a 69-yard burst in the third quarter.
Carolina's 548 total yards marked a franchise record.
Panthers rookie running back Christian McCaffrey scored on a run and a reception and wide receiver Devin Funchess caught two touchdown passes, the last a 32-yarder from Newton with 8:20 remaining.
Running back Jonathan Stewart picked up a season-high 110 rushing yards on 17 attempts. Carolina racked up more than 200 rushing yards for the second game in a row, a first-time achievement for the franchise.
The Dolphins (4-5) lost their third game in a row.
Miami quarterback Jay Cutler completed 22 of 37 passes for 213 yards. He threw for two touchdowns, including a 9-yard strike to Jarvis Landry with 4:05 to play.
Cutler was coming off his career-best game in terms of completion percentage (81 percent on 34 of 42 vs. Oakland), but he had that many incompletions by late in the second quarter at 8 of 16.
The Panthers went up 24-7 on the first possession of the second half when Funchess scored on a 28-yard screen pass from Newton.
Carolina got the ball back by stopping Miami's fourth-and-1 play from the Dolphins' 49. The Panthers cashed in with running back Cameron Artis-Payne's 12-yard touchdown run.
The Dolphins showed life when Kenyan Drake went 66 yards for a touchdown on a third-down run. The Panthers responded when Newton had his long run to set up his 2-yard scoring pass to McCaffrey.
The Panthers led 17-7 at halftime, in part because of a Dolphins gaffe late in the half.
Miami forced a punt and took over at its own 20-yard line with 47 seconds left, but Cutler's pass was intercepted by linebacker Luke Kuechly. With an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty tacked on, it gave Carolina possession at the Miami 20.
The Panthers converted on Newton's 7-yard touchdown pass to tight end Ed Dickson at the 19-second mark.
Carolina kicker Graham Gano opened the scoring with a 40-yard field goal with 1:50 left in the first quarter.
McCaffrey helped build the lead to 10-0 with a nifty move on a 4-yard touchdown run in the second quarter to cap a 12-play, 85-yard drive that consumed almost 6 1/2 minutes.
The Dolphins closed the gap with 2:12 left in the half when Cutler's flip pass to tight end Julius Thomas went for a 2-yard touchdown.
NOTES: Miami played in its NFL-record 83rd Monday night game. The Dolphins entered the game 41-41 in those outings. ... S T.J. McDonald made his Dolphins debut after coming off the NFL's suspended list. He had a would-be first-quarter interception overturned by video review. ... Panthers RB Christian McCaffrey reached 425 receiving yards for the season on the team's first possession, setting a season franchise record for a running back. ... Miami is back in action Sunday at home against Tampa Bay in a make-up of September's scheduled game postponed because of Hurricane Irma. ... The Panthers are off next weekend before a Nov. 26 game at the New York Jets.


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I once a King and chief
Now am the tree-bark's thief,
Ever 'twixt trunk and leaf
Chasing the prey.
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Jealousy and Travel Related
21 Nov, 2014 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Jealousy a play by Anna Habryn.
Brought together by the Christmas Season, a Polish family seeks to address the tensions that run between them. Two sisters, Justine and Alice, are at each other's ankles over the lives they have each lead and the paths they have chosen.
When a mysterious package turns up, their mother Lucy is obliged to explain her own complicated history. Such stories as are told might divide or reinforce the relationships of this traditional family.
Jealousy is a one act comedy with music, dance, and wisdom.
Travel Related a play by Peter Chikritzhs.
A father and son embark on a journey by train across the Western Australian outback. Their destination, Kalgoorlie, a town of red dirt, hard workers and gold.
Both old man and young are desperate to reveal a truth kept secret which burdens their life. Balancing the resentment between them both comes a young waitress, bearing her own scars with dignity as they come to learn about one another.
Travel Related is a one hour dramatic comedy about family, love and money, and the incredible mess they all make together.
Author: Anna Habryn and Peter Chikritzhs
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Old Tenure
There are two ways the old professor can go. If you're lucky, you'll get the older professor whose rickety, liver-spotted hands have been grading papers since before perforated edges were invented and who is just waiting another year or two to retire. His assignments are brief and he's convinced that the class is 25 minutes shorter than it really is. You would love him if he weren't so repulsive. Sadly, the odds are greater that you'll be stuck with the other type of old professor, the one who intends to keep teaching in spite of his age. The only time-wasting tangents he'll ever get into is how everything has gone to sh*t in this modern age, and how students don't care at all. He will give you a 30 minute lecture on how dangerous Spell Check is and how type writers are much more efficient. But no matter what type of old professor you end up with, there's always the super high chance he'll die mid semester and then you get an automatic A, right? Right?
The Hottie
Sometimes God loves you in a very special way, and as a reward for reading nine hundred pages of Shakespeare, he'll send you the hottest professor you've ever seen. All your life you thought tweed was for dying englishmen, but then she walks in looking like she just came from a foxhunt sposored by Victoria's Secret. Every article of clothing on her body seems custom made to hug all her curves and keep you from learning a single thing. How are you supposed to focus on the subtle ironies within the supporting cast of Candide when you're busy trying to pop a button off of a blouse with your mind? That's assuming you'd actually have a chance, which you don't. She is already dating an equally good-looking man who's written two books and has a collection of tribal masks in his billiard room; the closest you'll ever get is going home and finding a website where the porn stars wear glasses.
The Fresh-Off-the-Boat
You'll know it's him when you walk into class and say "Good morning, Professor Richmond," and he shoots back, "Call me Larry." When discussing pop culture he begins every sentence with "If Hendrix were alive," and he swears he won't state his political opinions, but he will say that he was disappointed when you merely voted for Barack Obama and didn't set your parents' house on fire as a tribute. He pronounces "Darfur" with an "African" accent and is repulsed by the current lack of student activism. You're repulsed by the fact that he is bald on top, but still insists on harnessing his last few strands of hair into a ponytail. As far as he is concerned, there is no such thing as an arrow or a gun or a cylinder, they are all penises, and the Grand Canyon is just a massive vagina. Whether or not this symbolism was the author's original intent is irrelevent; Larry won't let the opressive views of "fact" take his class captive. If Hendrix were alive, he probably wouldn't like Larry.
The Comedian
Since the first day of class, when your professor handed out a pop quiz, shouted JUST KIDDING and started rapping to Kanye West's "Good Morning," you began mastering the fake laugh, the major tool that would get you through his lectures. Each class session brings you another lesson in faking laughter, as your professor clearly thinks a classroom full of students counts as an audience. As if the jokes weren't bad enough (were Tim Allen impressions ever funny?)your professor always finds a way to tie his pathetic life story into the class material. Option D is always a reference to sleeping on his mom's couch or his ex-wife's new boyfriend, Frank. But don't worry, he always finds a way to make his hardships funny. Or maybe you've just gotten really good at the fake laugh. Almost as good as his Aaahwrooooooh.
The New Professor
Your advisor said The New Professor had excellent credentials, which is true. But he got those credentials by treating college as nine years in a monastic cloister, and won't have much sympathy for your "social life" and "meals" and "minimum of six hours of sleep a night in order to function normally the next day." He wants his undergrads "to really commit to the material," and wants to earn the respect of the older faculty, so his first semester of teaching will be your worst semester of learning. The New Professor has a notion that every undergraduate will be exactly like he was: a future The New Professor. He's shocked that even though he set up office hours, no one comes by and uses them. And no one does the optional extra reading but dammit The New Professor is going to refer to it in lectures anyway. Also, shut that laptop right now. The New Professor was in college too and knows you're on Facebook, or AIM, or one of those awful humor websites.
The Self-Obsessed Scholar
It's not that she's an egotistical bitch, it's just that she wants you to know that she is most definitely the best source of knowledge in her particular field and many adjacent fields. Just ask the many books she's written, all of which she has assigned to you even though she's just going to repeat their contents in class, right down to that hilarious anecdote about going to a dinner party at Gore Vidal's house. You can find your school's primary crop of douchey overachieving kiss-asses in the seats of her classroom, entranced by the majesty of the Self-Obsessed Scholar's reputation. The worthless name dropping and the drooling adoration of the front row aren't even the worst part though. No, the worst part is that so many people are in the class that the wireless connection never works. Now how are you supposed to figure out who Gore Vidal is?
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NEWS: Waltzing Mechanics Presents Cosmic Events Are Upon Us
Waltzing Mechanics proudly presents the World Premiere of COSMIC EVENTS ARE UPON US, Written and directed by Keely Leonard
"How do you know if your 'right' is wrong?"
CHICAGO - October 14, 2016 - Waltzing Mechanics welcomes you to join in the extravagance, the opulence, the foolishness, and the deep bond of love shared by the Romanov family in its next documentary theatre production. Developed over three years of intensive research and workshopping, Cosmic Events Are Upon Us is playwright/director Keely Leonard's retelling of the all-too-true story of the Romanov family, the last ruling monarchs of Russia.
After the Romanovs were toppled and replaced by the Soviet Union, they were reviled as oppressors of their people and upholders of an outmoded oligarchy. But they didn't start that way. Cosmic Events takes the audience on a staggering journey alongside the Romanovs as they stumble through leading a country, gaining the trust of their people, losing a World War, abdicating the throne, and living in confinement.
"I can't tear my eyes away from this moment in history," says Leonard. "It's this whole saga, and I can only tell one part of it! There is nothing I could possibly create that would have higher stakes than what's already there. Your family, your freedom, your country, your life - everybody in this play has everything to lose, at all times. But then what makes it delicious is that most of the time, nobody seems to be paying attention to it!"
"It terrifies me how much I feel for this family," she continues, "even though their political practices are literally unforgivable. It terrifies me even more that the incredible courage and strength of the revolutionaries who came together to create a better world for themselves ended up wasted on another kind of pure evil when Josef Stalin came along."
"Keely Leonard's epic new play tackles a complicated moment in history and makes it accessible using contemporary language, irreverent humor, and the real life words of the people who lived through it," says Waltzing Mechanics Artistic Director, Zack Florent. "Cosmic Events tells a shockingly relatable story; its about the Russian revolution, but you can't help but notice some unsettling parallels to the current social and political atmosphere in America."
Cosmic Events Are Upon Us runs November 4 - 26 at Ebenezer Lutheran Church Auditorium (1650 W Foster Ave, Chicago, IL 60640). Performances are Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 7:30 pm, with Saturday matinees at 2:30 pm. General admission tickets are $30 in advance / $35 at the door. Student and group discounts are available. For a complete listing of dates or to purchase tickets, please visit www.waltzingmechanics.org/cosmicevents
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Makarenko, Nikolay, Karimova, Lyailya, Terekhov, Alexei and Novak, Miroslav M. (2001) Topological classification of radioactive contamination. Physica A Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 289(1-2), pp. 278-289. ISSN (print) 0378-4371Full text not available from this archive.
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Butterfly Conservation's Rother Woods Project is holding tree thinning and scrub cutting work parties at the entrance to Beckley Woods on Horseshoe Lane between Beckley and Udimore. Arrive from 9am on the last Sunday of the month – Nov 30th, Dec 28th, Jan 25th and Feb 25th. Contact Steve on 01580 879958. Volunteers must be 14 or older.


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Myanmar's NLD set for victory as results trickle in
Myanmar's National League for Democracy is poised for a win as the country awaits election results. Natasha Howitt reports.
It is two days since Myanmar's first free general election in 25 years, and partial results seem to show the National League for Democracy is heading for a landslide win. But the final result is not yet out. While newspaper headlines celebrate NLD victory, people on the streets are more cautious. (SOUNDBITE) (Burmese) KYAW HTOO, 60, SAYING: "I think it will result in changes and complaints as they (the UEC) are still announcing (election results). Politics is always like this." Even if Aung San Suu Kyi's party does win and gain enough seats to form a government, uncertainty remains. The last time the NLD won a landslide vote, the military ignored the result and locked Suu Kyi up under house arrest. The military-drafted constitution also prevents the Nobel laureate from becoming president. But yesterday, the ruling military-backed USDP conceded defeat. As results continue to trickle in, all eyes are on Myanmar, many wondering what these elections might bring for the country long-governed under military rule.


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"Don't be a gloomster…be a Steeplechaser!"
Steeplechase Park is one of the most famous (and most influential) amusement parks in the industry's history. The owner, George C. Tilyou, was P.T. Barnum, Rockefeller and Teddy Roosevelt all rolled into one. The documentary "Coney Island" by Ric Burns and Richard Snow called Tilyou the, "first impresario of controlled chaos." His park was a unique place as rich and poor & male and female patrons all mingled together within the walls. The park opened in 1897 and its feature attraction was the Steeplechase Ride, a horse race which wound around the Pavilion of Fun.


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April 30-May 6 is National Small Business Week. Listed below are events taking place in Virginia and online.
Click here to view the list of events by location.
May 2
Staying Relevant to a Changed Customer
Bluefield, VA Town Hall - 8:30 am -10:30 am EST
Join Marc Willson, retail consultant for the Virginia SBDC to get an overview of today's economic climate, how to differentiate and define your customer, how to stand out in today's retail climate and much more. Find out more
Build It With #FairfaxEDA
1775 Tysons Boulevard, 4th Floor, Tysons, VA - 8:30 am -5:00 pm EST
Join the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority (#FairfaxEDA) and local small business experts who will discuss various subjects at a one-day event dedicated to building your small business. Kick off the morning by attending the "Entrepreneurship 101: Starting a Business in Fairfax County" workshop conducted by #FairfaxEDA in partnership with the SBA, the Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity and the Fairfax County-based Community Business Partnership. Find out more
Protecting Your Small Business Seminar
Merchant Square Building, 9019 Old Battlefield Blvd, Spotsylvania, VA -10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Crime costs US businesses billions of dollars every year and small businesses can be especially susceptible. In partnership with the Spotsylvania Sheriff's Office, we will be hosting a seminar for local businesses to learn how to protect themselves against theft, fraud, and other crimes. Find out more
Small Business of the Year Awards 2017
700 Conference Center Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23320- 11:00 am -2:00 pm EST
This signature event recognizes one business from each Hampton Roads Southside city. During this event the overall Hampton Roads Small Business of the Year is announced from five winning businesses. Additionally, the G&W Leadership Award and Young Entrepreneur Award, or YEA!, will be honored as well at the awards ceremony. This year, we will be also honoring emerging businesses in our Top To Watch. This category is for businesses that have been in business for less than 3 years but are making big strides in the local small business community. Find out more
Start Smart Class
Harrisonburg -12:00pm - 2:00pm
Interested in starting a new business? Recently started one, but need some guidance navigating? Start Smart is the class for you. Taught by Director Joyce Krech, this workshop usually includes a $25 Registration Fee, but in the spirit of Virginia Business Appreciation Month and National Small Business Week, Start Smart Workshops throughout the month of May will be No Fee! Find out more
The U.S. Economic Outlook and Its Impact on Small Businesses
Online - 2:00-3:00 pm EST
Join Visa Economist, Jay Hawkins, as he shares the near-term outlook for the U.S. economy including the health of small businesses, consumer spending, housing prices and more. Find out more
Staying Relevant to a Changed Customer
Tazewell, American Legion Building - 3:00 pm -5:o0 pm EST
Join Marc Willson, retail consultant for the Virginia SBDC to get an overview of today's economic climate, how to differentiate and define your customer, how to stand out in today's retail climate and much more. Find out more
Promoting your business with Google Adwords Express
210 S. Jefferson Street Roanoke, VA - 5:00 pm -6:00 pm EST
The Roanoke Regional Small Business Development Center is partnering with Google to offer a free workshop on how to utilize Google Adwords Express. All participants are encouraged to bring a laptop so they can set up their accounts, learn best practices, and create practice ads for their business. Pre-Registration is required. Find out more
May 3
1 Million Cups - George Copeland, Founder of Laborem Edge
The Depot Building, 814 W. Broad Street, Richmond, vA - 9:00am
George Copeland, a VCU Alumnus, is joining us on Wednesday 5/3 to share his journey as founder of Laborem Edge. His firm provides web design, brand development, and digital marketing services. Find out more
Doing Business in a GAFA World
SWCC Lebanon Center - 9:30 am -11:30 am EST
We all know technology is the way of the world now. From email to Facebook and more, there are an infinite number of ways to make sure your business has a presence in the digital world. Do you know how to maximize those digital tools? Marc Willson, retail consultant, will provide information about the five internet must haves for small businesses. Find out more
How To Start Your Own Small Business
300 Preston Ave. Suite 206, Charlottesville, VA - 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Thinking about starting a small business? Have you already started and realize you may have missed a few things? This workshop is for you! We review the steps to a successful start, the registrations and regulations, and the components of sound business planning, including financial projections. Find out more
Women-Owned Business Seminar
Fredericksburg Country Club, 11031 Tidewater Trail, Fredericksburg - 2:00-3:30 pm
Per the SBA, women-owned businesses comprise 36% of the country's businesses. They employ more than 8 million workers and 7% of the private-sector workforce. As part of Business Appreciation Week, the Spotsylvania County Department of Economic Development & Tourism invites Spotsylvania's women entrepreneurs to join us for an afternoon of learning and networking. Courtney Mustin, Virginia Department of Small Business and Supplier Diversity, and Ginni Matern Mastin, Matern Staffing, will be speaking at this event. Find out More
5 Fabulous Habits of Local Business Champions
Online - 2:00-3:00 pm EST
Learn how to go from being a local business owner to a local business CHAMPION by having a: consistent and accurate online presence across all sites, business profile full of rich content like videos, images and reviews, well-designed, easy-to-navigate website, business phone that's answered!, solid social media marketing strategy. Find out more
Windows, Signs and Visual Displays
St Paul - 2:00 pm -4:00 pm EST
This workshop will focus on creating excellent window and visual merchandising displays. We will focus on the ways outside and interior displays and merchandising methods can impact customer experience. Studies tell us that customers can be positively influenced by simple changes in physical layout, signage, and overall experiences in any business. This workshop will provide an engaging discussion around these topics. The goal of this workshop is to bring practical advice and experience to address the needs of retailers and other businesses. Find out more
Grow Your Business Online
Online - 4:00-5:00 pm EST
People no longer "go" online, they live online. More than ever, it's important for businesses to show up in the critical moments when potential customers search for answers, products, and services they need. In this session we'll introduce the basics of connecting with customers online, including reaching local customers with a free business listing, search engine optimization tips to help your website be found, and an introduction to online advertising. Find out more
May 4
Business Appreciation Breakfast
Stevenson Ridge, 6901 Meeting St, Spotsylvania - 8:30 am -11 am
Spotsylvania County appreciates all of our local businesses. To show our appreciation the County will be hosting a Business Appreciation Breakfast on the morning of Thursday, May 4. Come hear from County leaders about the current state of business in Spotsylvania. Jesse Martin, of MACRA Business Insights, will be the keynote speaker for this event. He will be sharing his presentation on " The Rosetta Stone of Great Communication". Find out more
The New Normal
Big Stone Gap Visitor Center, 306 Wood Avenue East, Big Stone Gap - 10:00 pm - 12:00 pm
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In Sun Java System Web Server, acceptor threads on a listen socket accept connections and put them into a connection queue. Session threads then pick up connections from the queue and service the requests. The session threads post more session threads if required at the end of the request. The policy for adding new threads is based on the connection queue state:
Each time a new connection is returned, the number of connections waiting in the queue (the backlog of connections) is compared to the number of session threads already created. If it is greater than the number of threads, more threads are scheduled to be added the next time a request completes.
The previous backlog is tracked, so that if it is seen to be increasing over time, and if the increase is greater than the ThreadIncrement value, and the number of session threads minus the backlog is less than the ThreadIncrement value, then another ThreadIncrement number of threads are scheduled to be added.
The process of adding new session threads is strictly limited by the RqThrottle value.
To avoid creating too many threads when the backlog increases suddenly (such as the startup of benchmark loads), the decision as to whether more threads are needed is made only once every 16 or 32 times a connection is made based on how many session threads already exist.
The following directives that affect the number and timeout of threads, processes, and connections can be tuned in the Magnus Editor or magnus.conf:
MaxProcs (UNIX Only)
UseNativePoll (UNIX only)
For detailed information about these directives, see the Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP7 Administrator's Configuration File Reference.
You can run Sun Java System Web Server in one of the following two modes:
In the single-process mode the server receives requests from web clients to a single process. Inside the single server process many threads are running that are waiting for new requests to arrive. When a request arrives, it is handled by the thread receiving the request. Because the server is multi-threaded, all NSAPI extensions written to the server must be thread-safe. This means that if the NSAPI extension uses a global resource, like a shared reference to a file or global variable, then the use of that resource must be synchronized, so that only one thread accesses it at a time. All plugins provided by Netscape/Sun Java System are thread-safe and thread-aware, providing good scalability and concurrency. However, your legacy applications may be single-threaded. When the server runs the application, it can only execute one at a time. This leads to server performance problems when put under load. Unfortunately, in the single-process design, there is no real workaround.
You can configure the server to handle requests using multiple processes with multiple threads in each process. This flexibility provides optimal performance for sites using threads, and also provides backward compatibility to sites running legacy applications that are not ready to run in a threaded environment. Because applications on Windows generally already take advantage of multi-thread considerations, this feature applies to UNIX/Linux platforms.
The advantage of multiple processes is that legacy applications that are not thread-aware or thread-safe can be run more effectively in Sun Java System Web Server. However, because all of the Netscape/Sun ONE extensions are built to support a single-process threaded environment, they may not run in the multi-process mode, and the Search plugins will fail on startup if the server is in multi-process mode.
In the multi-process mode, the server spawns multiple server processes at startup. Each process contains one or more threads (depending on the configuration) that receive incoming requests. Since each process is completely independent, each one has its own copies of global variables, caches, and other resources. Using multiple processes requires more resources from your system. Also, if you try to install an application that requires shared state, it has to synchronize that state across multiple processes. NSAPI provides no helper functions for implementing cross-process synchronization.
When you specify a MaxProcs value greater than 1, the server relies on the operating system to distribute connections among multiple server processes (seeMaxProcs (UNIX/Linux) MaxProcs (UNIX/Linux) for information about the MaxProcs directive). However, many modern operating systems will not distribute connections evenly, particularly when there are a small number of concurrent connections.
Because Sun Java System Web Server cannot guarantee that load is distributed evenly among server processes, you may encounter performance problems if you specify RqThrottle 1 and MaxProcs greater than 1 to accommodate a legacy application that is not thread-safe. The problem will be especially pronounced if the legacy application takes a long time to respond to requests (for example, if the legacy application contacts a backend database). In this scenario, it may be preferable to use the default value for RqThrottle and serialize access to the legacy application using thread pools. For more information about creating a thread pool, refer to the description of the thread-pool-init SAF in the Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 NSAPI Programmer's Guide.
If you are not running any NSAPI in your server, you should use the default settings: one process and many threads. If you are running an application that is not scalable in a threaded environment, you should use a few processes and many threads, for example, 4 or 8 processes and 128 or 512 threads per process.
Use this directive to set your UNIX/Linux server in multi-process mode, which may allow for higher scalability on multi-processor machines. If you set the value to less than 1, it will be ignored and the default value of 1 will be used. SeeMulti-Process Mode Multi-Process Mode for a discussion of the performance implications of setting this to a value greater than 1.
You can set the value for MaxProcs by:
Editing the MaxProcs parameter in magnus.conf
Setting or changing the MaxProcs value in the Magnus Editor of the Server Manager
You will receive duplicate startup messages when running your server in MaxProcs mode.
You can specify how many threads you want in accept mode on a listen socket at any time. It's a good practice to set this to less than or equal to the number of CPUs in your system.
You can set the number of listen socket acceptor threads by:
Editing the server.xml file
Entering the number of acceptor threads you want in the Number of Acceptor Threads field of the Edit Listen Socket page of the Server Manager
The RqThrottle parameter in the magnus.conf file specifies the maximum number of simultaneous transactions the Web Server can handle. The default value is 128. Changes to this value can be used to throttle the server, minimizing latencies for the transactions that are performed. The RqThrottle value acts across multiple virtual servers, but does not attempt to load balance.
To compute the number of simultaneous requests, the server counts the number of active requests, adding one to the number when a new request arrives, subtracting one when it finishes the request. When a new request arrives, the server checks to see if it is already processing the maximum number of requests. If it has reached the limit, it defers processing new requests until the number of active requests drops below the maximum amount.
In theory, you could set the maximum simultaneous requests to 1 and still have a functional server. Setting this value to 1 would mean that the server could only handle one request at a time, but since HTTP requests for static files generally have a very short duration (response time can be as low as 5 milliseconds), processing one request at a time would still allow you to process up to 200 requests per second.
However, in actuality, Internet clients frequently connect to the server and then do not complete their requests. In these cases, the server waits 30 seconds or more for the data before timing out. You can define this timeout period using the AcceptTimeout directive in magnus.conf. The default value is 30 seconds. By setting it to less than the default you can free up threads sooner, but you might also disconnect users with slower connections. Also, some sites perform heavyweight transactions that take minutes to complete. Both of these factors add to the maximum simultaneous requests that are required. If your site is processing many requests that take many seconds, you may need to increase the number of maximum simultaneous requests. For more information about AcceptTimeout, see the Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP7 Administrator's Configuration File Reference.
Suitable RqThrottle values range from 100-500, depending on the load.
RqThrottleMin is the minimum number of threads the server initiates upon startup. The default value is 48. RqThrottle represents a hard limit for the maximum number of active threads that can run simultaneously, which can become a bottleneck for performance. The default value is 128.
If you are using older NSAPI plugins that are not reentrant, they will not work with the multi-threading model described in this document. To continue using them, you should revise them so that they are reentrant. If this is not possible, you can configure your server to work with them by setting RqThrottle to 1, and then using a high value for MaxProcs, such as 48 or greater, but this will adversely impact your server's performance.
When configuring Sun Java System Web Server to be used with SNCA (the Solaris Network Cache and Accelerator), setting the RqThrottle and ConnQueueSize parameters to 0 provides better performance. Because SNCA manages the client connections, it is not necessary to set these parameters. These parameters can also be set to 0 with non-SNCA configurations, especially for cases in which short latency responses with no keep-alives must be delivered. It is important to note that RqThrottle and ConnQueueSize must both be set to 0.
For more information about RqThrottle and ConnQueueSize, see the chapter pertaining to magnus.conf in the Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP7 Administrator's Configuration File Reference. Also consult the RqThrottle and ConnQueueSize entries in the index in this book. For information about using SNCA, seeUsing the Solaris Network Cache and Accelerator (SNCA)
You can tune the number of simultaneous requests by:
Editing RqThrottleMin and RqThrottle in the magnus.conf file
Entering or changing values for the RqThrottleMin and RqThrottle fields in the Magnus Editor of the Server Manager
Entering the desired value in the Maximum Simultaneous Requests field from the Performance Tuning page under Preferences in the Server Manger
The keep-alive (or HTTP/1.1 persistent connection handling) subsystem in Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 is designed to be massively scalable. The out-of-the-box configuration can be less than optimal if the workload is non-persistent (that is, HTTP/1.0 without the KeepAlive header), or for a lightly loaded system that's primarily servicing keep-alive connections.
There are several tuning parameters that can help improve performance. Those parameters are listed below:
acceptorthreads: Number of threads waiting to accept incoming connections on a given network port. This is specified per the listen socket (LS) element in server.xml.
ConnQueueSize: Size of the queue of active, ready-to-process connections.
RqThrottle: Number of worker threads in the server. Each thread parses and services a request from an active connection. Worker threads, in contrast with acceptor threads, service requests. The maximum number of worker threads is configured using RqThrottle. For more information, seeMaximum Simultaneous Requests
MaxKeepAliveConnections: This controls the maximum number of keep-alive connections the Web Server can maintain at any time. The default is 256. The range is 0 to 32768.
KeepAliveTimeout: This directive determines the maximum time (in seconds) that the server holds open an HTTP keep-alive connection or a persistent connection between the client and the server. The default is 30 seconds. The connection will timeout if idle for more than 30 seconds. The maximum is 300 seconds (5 minutes).
KeepAliveThreads: This directive determines the number of threads in the keep-alive subsystem. It is recommended that this number be a small multiple of the number of processors on the system (for example, a 2 CPU system should have 2 or 4 keep-alive threads). The default is 1.
KeepAliveQueryMaxSleepTime: Specifies an upper limit to the time slept (in milliseconds) after polling keep-alive connections for further requests. The default is 100. On lightly loaded systems that primarily service keep-alive connections, you can lower this number to enhance performance. Doing so can increase CPU usage, however.
KeepAliveQueryMeanTime: Specifies the desired keep-alive latency in milliseconds. The default value of 100 is appropriate for almost all installations. Note that CPU usage will increase with lower KeepAliveQueryMeanTime values.
For more information about the Web Server's keep-alive subsystem, seeKeep-Alive/Persistent Connection Information
For information about connection queue sizing, seeConnection Queue Information
Since HTTP/1.0 results in a large number of new incoming connections, the default acceptor threads of 1 per listen socket would be suboptimal. Increasing this to a higher number should improve performance for HTTP/1.0-style workloads. For instance, for a system with 2 CPUs, you may want to set it to 2.
In the following example, acceptor threads are increased, and keep-alive connections are reduced:
In magnus.conf: MaxKeepAliveConnections 0 RqThrottle 128 RcvBufSize 8192 In server.xml: <SERVER legacyls="ls1"> <LS id="ls1" ip="0.0.0.0" port="8080" security="off" blocking="no" acceptorthreads="2" </SERVER>
HTTP/1.0-style workloads would have many connections established and terminated.
If users are experiencing connection timeouts from a browser to Sun Java System Web Server when the server is heavily loaded, you can increase the size of the HTTP listener backlog queue by setting the ListenQ parameter in the magnus.conf file to:
ListenQ 8192
The ListenQ parameter specifies the maximum number of pending connections on a listen socket. Connections that time out on a listen socket whose backlog queue is full will fail.
In general, it is a tradeoff between throughput and latency while tuning server persistent connection handling. The KeepAliveQueryQuery* directives (KeepAliveQueryMeanTime and KeepAliveQueryMaxSleepTime) control latency. Lowering the values of these directives is intended to lower latency on lightly loaded systems (for example, reduce page load times). Increasing the values of these directives is intended to raise aggregate throughput on heavily loaded systems (for example, increase the number of requests per second the server can handle). However, if there's too much latency and too few clients, aggregate throughput will suffer as the server sits idle unnecessarily. As a result, the general keep-alive subsystem tuning rules at a particular load are as follows:
If there's idle CPU time, decrease KeepAliveQueryMeanTime and/or KeepAliveQueryMaxSleepTime.
If there's no idle CPU time, increase KeepAliveQueryMeanTime and/or KeepAliveQueryMaxSleepTime.
For more information about these directives, seeKeep-Alive Subsystem Tuning
Also, chunked encoding could affect the performance for HTTP/1.1 workload. Tuning the response buffer size could positively affect the performance. A higher OutputStreamSize for a plugin would result in sending Content-length: header, instead of chunking the response.
In the following example, MaxKeepAliveConnections is increased, as is UseOutputStreamSize for the nsapi_test Service function:
In magnus.conf: MaxKeepAliveConnections 8192 KeepAliveThreads 2 UseNativePoll 1 RqThrottle 128 RcvBufSize 8192 In obj.conf: <Object name="nsapitest"> ObjectType fn="force-type" type="magnus-internal/nsapitest" Service method=(GET) type="magnus-internal/nsapitest" fn="nsapi_test" UseOutputStreamSize=8192 </Object>


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Tuned V6 Engine includesmodified Weber Carburettor, distributor and leads, engine mounts, suitable spark plugs, fan belt, power steering belt, all coolant hoses and clips, inlet manifolds, large bore tubular exhaust plate, modified flywheel (modified torque plate automatic). Removal of 'old' engine, fitting and tuning above.
Stage 1 : Ł 3,619.00 Plus VAT
Stage 2 : Ł 3,773.00 Plus VAT
Stage 3 : Ł 4,246.00 Plus VAT
Stage 4 : Ł 4,834.00 Plus VAT
All dependant on condition of other ancillary parts used in your vehicle, such as : Radiator, fan assembly, starter motor, alternator, power steering etc.
We would prefer you to inspect the tuned engine in an 'Exploded' state prior to having it fitted. This is so that you can see that you are getting the specification you are paying for i.e.
Gas Flowing of Cylinder Heads
Size and type of Valves
Pistons, Bore sizes etc.
Also our Stag conversions include the Capri type sump. This is baffled to prevent oil surge.
As you can see by the enclosed specifications for the Stag Conversion the majority of parts used are new. The rest are fully reconditioned. Our 12 month 12,000 miles guarantee covers both parts and labour and is printed on the back of your receipt.
We have an excellent reputation to uphold, if you have any problems whatsoever please contact us at the factory.
Manual Gearbox
On pre November 1975 manual Stags we fit Triumph gearbox modification kit. The cost is Ł 145.00 + VAT extra to above, but is very well worth it.
We also advise the fitting of a new visceous clutch in the fan assembly. If this breaks down, then it can write off the radiator.
On all Stags we have the radiator pressure tested and cleaned, this costs a further Ł 42.00 + VAT.
New Stag Radiator Ł 280.50 + VAT.
Heavy Duty Clutches
Price on application.
Number Plates
We are now offering number plates at cost price Ł 21.00 + VAT with your own registration number, then underneath ' Specialised Engines Stage 1, 2, 3 or 4' as applicable.
RS 3.100cc Specification
Cylinder Head
Modified gas flowed and balanced.
'Late Type' overbored to RS 3.100cc specification.
RS 3.100 type and fully balanced.
Con Rods
Checked for alignment, ovality in 'Big End Housing' and crack tested. Fully balanced.
Crack tested and checked for alignment. Reground to minimum for strength, or new.
RS 3.100cc type. Specially selected. New cam followers.
Timing Wheel
New - Steel heavy duty type.
Oil Pump
New - Latest type with new driveshaft to distributor. All new seals and gaskets.
93.76 Stroke : 72-44, Capacity : 3,093cc, CR : 9-1
Power ***
148 BHP @ 5,200 RPM, *** Dependant on type of exhaust manifolding used and condition of ancillaries such as distributor and carburettor.
As above but with 'Big Valve' heads. Further modified ports and matched inlet manifold.
When using these and DFI 5 carburettor, should give : I quote Fords' claim in their X Pack advertisement : "With Big Valves, heads cleaned up and carburettor used on standard engine (not overbored and balanced as our engine is) 170BHP"
Quote 'Tune Talk column 'Hot Car' September 1977'
"The only Ford to come my way was a Capri MK2 3 litre from Specialised Engines. The engine in that was basically an imitation of the RS 3.100 spec in the MK1 Capri of that name, and in spite of the greater weight of the MK2 (200 lbs. heavier) it matched or improved all the figures on our original test of the real RS 3.100cc.
As Stage 2 but with SE2 camshaft as standard and larger inlet and exhaust valves from standard, as Group 1 with modified carburettor as list.
This our ultimate Road engine for strength and power. As Stage 3 but includes : Steel main caps, tuftrided, crankshaft, 'decked' pistons and cylinder block. SEV 3 camshaft, heavy duty clutch.
Full balance with tuned engines, includes : New clutch pressure plate and lightened refaced flywheel. On Stage 1 and Stage 2 engines.
Kit comprises of 3 twin choke Weber carburettors, suitably choked and jetted, all linkages with choice of three separate sports type air cleaners or single air cleaner covering all 3, comes with specially made sand cast inlet manifold. Complete kit fitted and tuned in.
If fitted in conjunction with our Stage 2 or Stage 3 engines, advisable to have steel mains caps fitted into our engine. Additional cost in our engine is :
Dependant on type of vehicle but gas filled shock absorbers or adjustable type shock absorbers, anti dive kits, single leaf rear springs. Negative camber cross member, toughened insulation rubbers, stiffened front springs.
Prices on Application
Electronic Ignition
Beware, there are some cheap, poorly made versions on the market. Two noted magazines have done full tests on all makes available. At the time the top two were Mobelec and Luminition. In our opinion there are only slight gains up to 4500 rpm, but after this, mainly due to lack of points bounce, it comes into its own, particularly on tuned units. Against this, any failure means a "normal" garage would not, unlike a normal points set-up, be able to fix it. So we advise you to retain the normal
distributor parts and a screwdriver as a "get you home" device.
Filter King
A fuel pressure regulator which can be used on standard and tuned engines. Designed to save fuel by regulating the fuel feed pressure to the carburettor float
chamber, thereby not allowing the level of the fuel in the float chamber to become higher than its optimum.
Automatic Gearbox Type Cars
To gain full benefits of the extra BHP of our Stage 2 engine with SEV 2 camshaft or our Stage 3 engine, it is possible to have the automatic gear box uprated at a further charge of : Ł 479.50 This includes complete overhaul of the gearbox.
On Stage 1 we stipulate a 'blue printed' 'standard' camshaft. Stage 2 choice of above camshaft or SE 2 type. SE 2 type 'Fast Road' camshaft, but tractable which can be fitted without modified cylinder heads to produce 16BHP increase with modified carburettor (subject to condition of other ancillaries).
SE 3 Camshafts
As SE 2 camshaft but specialists cam made from blank to ensure perfect timing.
Running In
This is much more important than on a new car, as some of your ancillaries, such as radiators, heater radiator, gearbox, exhaust system etc, could be as old as the car itself. It takes a new engine approximately 4,000 to 5,000 miles to loosen up, so bear this in mind regarding performance and economy.
The 'old' Stag V8 produced :
Maximum Power (net) 145 BHP @ 5,500 rpm
Maximum Torque (net) 170 lb. ft @ 3.500 rpm
The 'Standard' V6 Ford :
Maximum Power (din) 138 BHP @ 5,000 rpm
Maximum Torque (din) 174 lb. ft @ 3,000 rpm
With our tuned engines, depending on the condition of your ancillaries and which camshaft and stage of tune used, there are gains up to 194 BHP with plenty of torque.
We stress these are not cheaply 'rebuilt' engines, in fact they are hand built tuned units producing more power than the original V8 engine (not less as with the standard mass produced engine).


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Recent report highlights Sound's annual $17-36 billion economic contribution to region
April 29, 2015
Sarah Ganong, Save the Sound: (203) 787 0646 ext. 128
New Haven, Conn.—This week, the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) of the Long Island Sound Study (LISS) is visiting the region's Congressional delegation to seek additional resources for the protection and restoration of Long Island Sound. This investment is money well spent, as demonstrated by a recent Earth Economics report on the value of Long Island Sound and its basin, estimated at $17-$36 billion annually. The report also found that over $5.2 billion in direct wages and at least 190,000 jobs depend on the natural capital of the Sound and its basin.
"How many of us can imagine our region without a clean and healthy Long Island Sound?" asked Curt Johnson, CAC co-chair and executive director of Save the Sound, a bi-state program of Connecticut Fund for the Environment. "Whether it's small-scale fishers operating on their grandfather's boats or children returning each summer to swim on the Sound's beaches, Long Island Sound is a crucial part of our cultural and economic heritage—one that we must continue to protect and fund in order to achieve its full potential. In my lifetime, I've seen the Sound become cleaner, fish return to our waters, and small-scale industry thrive again. But now is not the time to become complacent. As the Sound continues to face threats from nitrogen pollution and climate change, the federal government must continue to fund the restoration of Long Island Sound and its environment. As we give to the Sound, the Sound will return to us in great measure."
During their Hill visits, CAC members will ask for the reauthorization of the Long Island Sound Restoration and Stewardship Acts, and increased program funding, as well as for the National Estuary Program funds for Long Island Sound. They will also request federal investments to reduce nitrogen inputs into the Sound, and permanent preservation of Plum Island.
The Earth Economics report, "The Trillion Dollar Asset: the Economic Value of Long Island Sound Basin" shows the direct connection between what we do on the land and the health and productivity of the Long Island Sound estuary. It puts a value on the local industries that depend on a healthy Sound and the 190,000 jobs it supports.
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"We are excited the Citizen's Advisory Committee can use this study to help with their important work in restoring and protecting Long Island Sound," said David Batker, executive director of Earth Economics.
"Hempstead Harbor is a good example of how investing in water quality pays off," said Eric Swenson, Executive Director of the Hempstead Harbor Protection Committee. "In 2011, after years of water quality improvements, thousands of acres in the harbor were reopened to shellfishing after being closed for 45 years. In 2014, the harbor became the second largest producer of hard clams in the New York State with nearly $1.36 million in value being contributed to the local economy."
The annual value of Long Island Sound comes from ecosystem services, or the benefits that people and the economy derive from nature. Examples include providing clean water, recreational opportunities, coastal resiliency, waste treatment, wildlife habitat, and a stable climate.
"Long Island Sound is a globally significant ecosystem which provides critical habitat for birds and other wildlife and, as the Earth Economics report points out, is the backbone of region's quality of life and economy," said Sean Mahar, Director of Government Relations of Audubon New York. "New York and Connecticut have made significant investments to keep the Sound on the road to recovery, and we need Congress to do the same and capitalize on the great environmental and economic benefits the Sound provides."
"Coastal and marine habitats such as salt marshes and seagrass meadows buffer coastal communities from storm surges, provide nurseries that sustain our fisheries, and absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere," said Chantal Collier, Long Island Sound Program Director for The Nature Conservancy. "The Earth Economics report underscores the urgency of restoring water quality and protecting coastal habitats to safeguard the environmental services and economic benefits Long Island Sound provides, and that people and nature depend upon."
Earth Economics found that over $5.2 billion in direct benefits are created annually by Long Island Sound. Industries in the analysis include shellfish farming, wind power, and recreational areas. These watershed health dependent jobs are in industries that would be significantly impaired by ecosystem degradation, that depend on natural resources, or that work to protect or manage natural resources, according to the report.
"One of the most tangible effects of Long Island Sound pollution on residents of communities around the Sound is the many lost beach days each summer," said Nancy Seligson, co-chair of the CAC and the Town Supervisor of the Town of Mamaroneck. "High levels of bacteria from sewage overflows make the waters unsafe for citizens to swim in, cutting into local enjoyment of our waters and harming the tourism backbone of many local economies. Knowing the value that Long Island Sound provides each summer provides just one more reason in a long line of arguments for increased funding to protect and enhance the Sound for the ten percent of the U.S. population living within fifty miles of its shores."
"With more than 450 species of birds alone observed in or around Long Island Sound, there's no question that the estuary is an ecological engine supporting natural diversity," said Stewart Hudson, Executive Director of Audubon Connecticut. "The Earth Economics report drives home that fact that the Sound is also an economic engine and its long-term health is central to the people and wildlife of our densely populated state where 1.4 million individuals engage in wildlife-related recreation, generating $1.7 billion in economic activity each year and supporting thousands of jobs. With impacts from rising temperature and sea level already affecting the Sound's waters and habitats, we need strong federal support to help us safeguard the health of this resource. It's an investment in our ecological and economic future. * "
Determining the value of Long Island Sound is particularly important in light of the many threats facing it: runoff from increased impervious surfaces and developed lands increase its nitrogen load and lower its oxygen content. Loss of coastal habitat due to development and sea level rise threaten the plants and animals that depend on the Sound. These threats, as noted in the report, can adversely affect the jobs that are dependent on a clean and healthy Sound. This report helps to illustrate the high cost and unintended economic consequences of not investing in the preservation of Long Island Sound.
The Long Island Sound Study (LISS) Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) is a volunteer organization that provides ongoing counsel to the federal, state, and local government Management Conference partners working on implementing the Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP) for the restoration and protection of Long Island Sound.
Membership on the CAC is open to individuals representing environmental organizations, businesses, industries, local governments, and other public and private organizations in Connecticut and New York with a demonstrable interest in the restoration and protection of the Sound and its ecosystems. The CAC believes that #LISoundMatters.
* Reference for wildlife recreation stats: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Census Bureau, 2011. National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife-Associated Recreation—Connecticut


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The devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan in 2011 is still showing its aftermaths, but at least in positive way now.
Ikuo Yokoyama whose Harley-Davidson FXSTB Softail Night Train was swept away in a container box by tsunami and then washed up on the shore of Canada and found a year later after the catastrophe, passed his motorcycle to the Harley-Davidson Museum Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the same condition it was found on the shore of Canada after one year of drifting.
When the bike was traced back to Yokoyama, Harley-Davidson offered to have the bike restored and returned to its rightful owner. However Yokoyama asked to keep the bike in the Harley-Davidson museum and make an exhibition as a memorial to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami.
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A brief message today as I am in Senate Estimates - a week of long days and thousands of questions – that makes it hard to concentrate on much else.
One of the subjects that came up earlier in the week was the matter of Australia's new submarine fleet. It also happens to be an issue that a number of readers have raised with me privately in recent weeks.
As a South Australian, my position has always been pretty straightforward. I want more jobs for South Australia and as much of the contract to go the way of my state as is consistent with value for taxpayers' money and capacity. The Prime Minister has repeatedly said that would be the case.
Last week, the government announced that three nations would be invited to apply for the submarine contract in a 'competitive evaluation process'. This process would also allow local companies to partner with the internationals.
For South Australians, it means the bulk of the 500 jobs that will be created will be in SA and a substantial amount of the life-of-contract value will also be spent in the state. I am pleased with the outcome.
For those outside SA, it means you will be getting the best possible value for your money. This is an important consideration for a country that is running annual deficits and has already clocked up hundreds of billions in debt over the past eight years.
Debt and deficit may have faded from the public eye in recent times but just because they are out of sight doesn't mean the problems will go away. The risk to the global economy from the current level of debt is as sharp as at any time in history.
The day of reckoning will come and it is incumbent upon any responsible government to ensure we are prepared for it as best we can. Responsible defence procurement is an important step in the process.


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Last weekend I had to opportunity to try a five-course vegan tasting menu with wine pairing, prepared by the incredible Chef & Somm! They're a private chef and sommelier duo based in Toronto, who create not only delicious meals but a flawless dining experience. Their plates are truly works of art, which is an expression of their unique ideas, stories and history. No two experiences with them are the same, as they don't have a set menu and create from scratch for every individual occasion. I learned so much about food, the origins of the wines we drank and the importance of the connection between the two. Look, I'm hesitant to upload photos of their beautiful creations next to my own recipe photos (suddenly mine don't look as appetizing?) but I just have to show you guys.
The first course was called Heritage. It was a crispy falafel ball, served with hummus, a fresh vegetable confetti and lavash! We started with a white wine for our first pairing – a 2015 Stanners Vineyards Chardonnay.
The second course was my favourite (pictured above!) because of the lentils! It's called Further East, and was a vegan scallop with a beautiful arrangement of daikon, carrots, red beets, Le Puy lentils, and a coconut curry. The pairing for this was a little different but everyone loved it! A 9.4% coffee-infused stout beer, which had in it hints of bourbon and vanilla.
Course three was called Break! Seriously, how cool is this bowl? The bowl was created by Chef & Somm themselves, and inside was almond milk panna cotta, topped with green pepper and jalepeño granité. The texture of the panna cotta was thick but light, which made the jalepeño flavour known without being overpowering or too spicy.
For our fourth course, we had a dish called Options v2.2 paired with a 2012 Priorat Vins i Llegendes – a red Spanish wine which was my personal favourite of the evening. This dish was unbelievable; a mushroom tarte, frisée, avocado créma, shaved cauliflower and hazelnuts. I'm a huge mushroom fan, and they were sooo flavourful and juicy! The tarte was flaky like an authentic pastry sans butter! It was a perfect dish to lead up to dessert.
The final dish, fittingly titled Last, was possibly the best dessert any of us have had – I'm serious. A tapioca soup with a chocolate croquette which was coated with toasted coconut and a passion fruit sorbet. The tapioca soup was like a pudding, and the croquette was crispy on the outside but when you break it open was filled with warm, creamy chocolate. This dessert was paired with a dry red wine for contrast which worked very well. The 2015 Collepiccino from Orcia, Tuscany was smooth and flavourful and finished the evening nicely.
Please don't take my word for it!
Check out Chef & Somm:
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grandparents' house wearing only a towel on a weekend when the sole clothing we brought along were being washed. My brother and I were goofing around and sitting on the front stairs of their rather large house (a Ohio farmhouse with several additions over an equivalent number of years), and I definitely recall discovering how "cool" it felt when the breeze blew under my towel.
Hmmm, what is this strange and amazing sensation?
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Click to viewYears later I recall going back to my room to change into pajamas and instead returning to the living room wrapped just in a soft comforter. My parents were both still awake and I joined them by returning to sitting in a rocking chair we had at the time. I felt as "sneaky" as could be and as if I was getting away with something even by being nude underneath the comforter.
All these early experiences led up to a desire to being MORE naked, more commonly in more manners; ways I had just barely started to imagine. So, in my middle teens I purchased some trade paperbacks on nudism from a wholesale book publisher and these really and actually enlarged my understanding of the potentials for going naked socially!!! Before I even tried it I had this notion that I would "love" it more than anything else I 'd done in life, and that this new found preconception would take me past any sort of bookings or nervousness I might have about undressing.
http://nudism.name grinning folks of all ages in my books appeared so sincere and joyful that I really questioned what I had been missing out on for years! My entire life up to then judging by the ages of http://videonudism.com/amateur/family-photo-nudism.php in these photos, and I felt like this was a part of life being actively "hidden" from me! I do not believe a brief skinny-dip with my brother and a friend really counted, although it was fun and we also did some nude experimentation in sleeping over at the buddy's house on weekends; nothing more than curious exploration of possibilities for NOT wearing garments.
White Tail Park (subsequently, "Resort" now) was my first organized societal introduction and it couldn't have been a better time! This was in the late 1980's, Springtime and on a well attended weekend with RVs, campers, day visitors and permanent residents all present. It was an encounter equalling my readings, imagination and expectations and so I was fortunate for such a great introduction.


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Pride 2016. Her facebook page rolls up in my newsfeed. Her face bunched up in a selfie with Mrs B.
'17 years together. Happy Pride!'
I hover. Heartbeat rises. Then I click 'like'.
Then another. She's in a pub with Mrs B watching Mrs B's team play football.
'The things I do for love.' She declares. I don't 'like' this one. Even in an attempt at magnanimity, that would look too false; I've always hated sport.
A thousand thoughts cross my mind. That '17 years' minus the two with me, and the two with the famous lesbian novelist, and the six months she spent with my 'heterosexual' married boss, does not leave Mrs B and B with '17 years'… But we're post-Brexit, post–truth now. Everything is just another discourse!
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nonnegative matrix, nonnegative inverse eigenvalue problem, permutative matrix
The Real Nonnegative Inverse Eigenvalue Problem (RNIEP) asks when is a list \[ \sigma=(\lambda_1, \lambda_2,\ldots,\lambda_n)\] consisting of real numbers the spectrum of an $n \times n$ nonnegative matrix $A$. In that case, $\sigma$ is said to be realizable and $A$ is a realizing matrix. In a recent paper dealing with RNIEP, P.~Paparella considered cases of realizable spectra where a realizing matrix can be taken to have a special form, more precisely such that the entries of each row are obtained by permuting the entries of the first row. A matrix of this form is called permutative. Paparella raised the question whether any realizable list $\sigma$ can be realized by a permutative matrix or a direct sum of permutative matrices. In this paper, it is shown that in general the answer is no.
Recommended Citation
Loewy, Raphael.
"A note on the real nonnegative inverse eigenvalue problem",
Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra,
Volume 31, pp. 765-773.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.13001/1081-3810.3379


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36. To support African countries in channelling the amounts of resources from debt relief to poverty eradication strategies and programmes, including in social and infrastructural sectors. In this regard, We reaffirm the commitment to achieve the globally agreed target of poverty reduction by half by the year 2015."
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23. To encourage all partners of development co-operation, donors as well as beneficiaries, to organise their development assistance more effectively, to work for enhanced co-ordination and complementarity, inter alia by harmonising and simplifying procedures."


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Common name: Flowering dogwoodType: Ornamental treesAspect: Prefers full sunColour: WhiteSeason: SpringSoil: Moist and well drainedSize: MediumDelivery: Collection onlyImage: WTGN
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A spectacular deciduous shrub with attractive creamy-white margined mid green leaves up to 8cm long. This flowering dogwood forms a large shrub or small tree and produces flower heads surrounded by 4 tapered bracts to 5cm long. Hardy but doesn't like exposed, windy situations. H: 5m. Best in cool, partial shade.


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>Plan Your Visit > Fox Cities P.A.C. > Accessibility Services
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center welcomes all patrons and strives to make its performances and facilities accessible to everyone. The Center provides many services to audience members with accessibility needs.
The Center's ticket agents are available to assist you in seat availability and selection. Please inform your ticket agent of any special need at the time of purchase. To purchase tickets and receive a service described below, please call our ticket office at (920)730-3760, or visit us in person at 400 W. College Avenue, downtown Appleton.
The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center now offers a hearing loop system in Thrivent Financial Hall and is the first Broadway presenting theater in Wisconsin to have this wireless assistive hearing technology installed. The hearing loop enables people who have difficulty hearing to have far better reception than was previously possible. The loop provides enhanced hearing for patrons in two ways: 1) patrons can listen in by accessing their hearing aid's telecoil which serves as an antenna that links the listener directly to the sound system, or 2) patrons can utilize loop listening devices available at the service desk if they do not wear telecoil hearing aids. Hearing loop systems work with a telecoil (also known as a telephone coil or "T-coil") control which may or may not be embedded in the hearing device. Nearly seventy percent of all hearing aids currently have T-coils. Click here for F.A.Q. on hearing loop technology.
Accessible seating is available on each seating level and price. Transfer seats are available on the Orchestra Level. Tickets for these areas can be purchased through the ticket office and must be requested in advance. The Center is equipped with a limited number of wheelchairs available for use free of charge during a performance. Accessible parking spaces are available in the Washington Street ramp. Valet parking is also available for most public ticketed events. There is a fee for valet parking. Click here for more information about directions and parking. The Main entrance is equipped with automatic doors. The elevators service all four floors of the building.
All levels within the Center have wheelchair accessible restrooms. The Orchestra Level west restrooms are equipped with automatic doors. A family restroom with changing table is located on the Orchestra Level.
American Sign Language interpretation is available upon request. In order to provide qualified and appropriately prepared signers, we require signing requests at least two weeks prior to the performance date. You may request this service when ordering tickets. This service is available for the Sunday matinee performances for most Broadway shows.
• Something Rotten - Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018 / 1:00 p.m.
• Fiddler on the Roof - Sunday, Dec. 2, 2018 / 1:00 p.m.
• Anastasia - Sunday, Jan. 13, 2019 / 1:00 p.m.
• The Lion King - Sunday, Feb. 10, 2019 / 1:00 p.m.
• Come from Away - Sunday, April 7, 2019 / 1:00 p.m.
• The Play that goes Wrong - Sunday, May 5, 2019 / 1:00 p.m.
Open captioned performances feature a text display located to the side of the stage that scrolls the dialogue and lyrics synchronization with the performance. Patrons should request seats best suited to captioning when purchasing tickets.
• Something Rotten - Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018 / 2:00 p.m.
• Beyond Glory - Thursday, Nov. 8, 2018 / 7:30 p.m.
• Fiddler on the Roof - Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018 / 2:00 p.m.
• Anastasia - Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 / 2:00 p.m.
• The Lion King - Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019 / 2:00 p.m.
• Come from Away - Saturday, April 6, 2019 / 2:00 p.m.
• The Play that goes Wrong - Saturday, May 4, 2019 / 2:00 p.m.
Large print and Braille programs can be produced upon request. To request a document in an alternate format please allow a two weeks' notice to accommodate this service. Large print menus are available at the Center's concessions areas on all four levels.
A social story is a social learning tool that supports the safe and meaningful exchange of information between parents, professionals and people with autism of all ages. Our social story describes the environment people will be in at the Center in terms of relevant social cues, perspectives and common responses specific to their experience at the Center. Download our social story here (PDF).
If you have any questions, would like further information or need assistance or accommodations not mentioned above, please contact us at (920) 730-3782 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Batgirl wrote:Do you need anything from us to help this along?
Not at this point. Work has been uncharacteristically busy for this time of year. This is due to a government grant expiring at the end of February. So I expect to have a lot more time during spring.
At this point I need to finish populating the tables of the database and then writing the SQL code. It's not really something someone to help me with since it would take just as much time to explain the structure as it would to build it. Plus, if you have read my "About Me" then you know I'm no longer the quickest coder around.
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Hoffman's hat trick leads Sea Dogs over Titan 5-2 in QMJHLNHL.com @NHLdotcom
Mike Hoffman's hat trick lifted the Saint John Sea Dogs over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan 5-2 on Thursday in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action.
Hoffman put the Sea Dogs up 2-0, scoring just 10 seconds apart midway through the first period for his fourth and fifth of the season.
Eric Faille and Cameron Critchlow each scored for Acadie-Bathurst (6-7-3) to tie the game 2-2 after one.
Hoffman completed his hat trick on the power play at 11:27 of the second period, giving Saint John a lead it would not relinquish.
In Thursday's other QMJHL game, Victoriaville routed Lewiston 7-0.
At Bathurst, N.B., Danick Gauthier and Nicholas Pard also scored for the Sea Dogs (11-4-1), who went 2-for-4 with the man advantage.
Titan goalie Marc-Antoine Gelinas picked up the win with 16 saves while Nicholas Champion was far busier at the other end, stopping 35 of 40 shots.
Tigres 7 Maineiacs 0
At Victoriaville, Joel Chouinard had two goals and Kevin Poulin made 22 saves for the shutout as the Tigres hammered Lewiston.
Andrej Nestrasil, Olivier Hinse, Maxime Robichaud, Keven Dupont and Yanni Gourde also scored for Victoriaville (8-6-1).
Adrien Lemay stopped 39 shots for the Maineiacs (8-6-0).


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