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The spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in nursing homes has gone largely unaddressed, according to a new scientific review. Despite nursing homes being prime breeding ground for the infection, researchers found that "much of the research effort around MRSA to date has focused primarily on hospitals," according to lead review author Carmel Hughes of Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland.
One reason for the disparity between hospitals and nursing homes may be a simple matter of function, Hughes said. Hospitals have much more access to experts to infection control resources and staff, he noted. An expert from Johns Hopkins Medical Center said MRSA simply has not risen high enough on skilled nursing's priority list to receive a lot of attention.
Common factors in nursing homes such as pressure sores, catheters, being on more than one medication and living in close proximity to other people all contribute highly to the risk of contracting MRSA, the review noted.
"It is likely that an intervention for MRSA in nursing homes will consist of screening recently admitted residents to the nursing homes, hand washing and high standards of cleaning and decontamination," Hughes said.
She and her colleagues sought randomized and controlled clinical trials centering on infection control interventions in skilled nursing facilities but reportedly found none. Her review of infection control in nursing homes appears in The Cochrane Library, an international organization that evaluates medical research.


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Oh, what a tangled web we weave
When artworks to our heirs we leave
Marc's Monet, worth ten million plus
Outstrips Matilda's small Balthus
The nubile nymph she thought would pay
For her leisurely Harvard MBA
Is just a trifle, she is told
And not a Danaë shower of gold
Bertrand will cheer when he discovers
His Braque is better than his brother's
Marie might faint when told the sketch
She dreamt would half a million fetch
Is not a blue-chip work by Miró
But a Beltracchi daub worth next to zero
"Et in Arcadia Ego"...True!
(That Virgil knew a thing or two)
Works of art expose our greed
The vanities on which we feed
If they could speak to us today
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Among the rules governing inherited individual retirement accounts, or IRAs, are that a nonspouse beneficiary of an IRA cannot roll it over to his own IRA. He can instead transfer the account to a special type of IRA called an inherited IRA or take payments as deductible income, notes CBS News.Continue Reading
An IRA is a type of an individual retirement plan that is offered by many financial institutions in the United States. Having an IRA has several advantages for retirees including tax advantages for retirement savings. An IRA may be inherited if the plan holder dies.
A spouse who inherits an IRA may choose to continue to contribute to it and refuse distributions to avoid a 10 percent additional tax that is usually levied on early distribution. Spouses can likewise choose to rollover the IRA into another plan and receive distributions as a beneficiary or disclaim it to enable their children to inherit it. The IRA funds may also be withdrawn by the spouse in one lump sum, which can subject the spouse to federal taxes in some cases.
Nonspouse beneficiaries of an IRA account have the option of opening an inherited IRA account called a beneficiary distribution account. When opening this type of account, it is important that the IRA account custodian registers the account properly, notes CBS News. Nonspouse beneficiaries can also request a trustee to trustee transfer of IRA funds or disclaim the inherited IRA.Learn more about Financial Planning


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This time, we'd like to talk about the inserting of questions and answers (Q&A) section on a WordPress site. To be frank, this kind of site area simply acts as a community to better engage the communication among webmasters and online visitors. With it, people can raise the questions or offer the answers about or relate to your website based on their own experiences. If you are considering adding such kind of website section, simply move down to read this tutorial carefully.
Use Q&A WordPress Themes
If you search online, you can find that there are a large number of special WordPress themes that are designed to create the Q&A section, such as QAEngine, Q-and-A and Instant Q&A. You can choose one according to your website design and your preference, and then, install it.
Next, you need to create a new page and assign the particular WordPress theme to that page. It means that only this newly-created page is built with a Q&A framework, and others simply remain the current template decided by you.
To achieve this, you can make use of the Jonradio Multiple Theme plugin. After installing it, you need to go to your WordPress admin and find this plugin on the Appearance tab. Then, open it to enter its setting page.
You are under its main settings tab automatically, from which you can get an overview of this WordPress plugin. If you are not willing to learn it in detail, then simply scroll down to find the section as the image showed in below. From here, you need to click the box before the URL option, choose the Q&A theme you have installed, and enter the URL of your created page that is build for the Q&A section. After that, go to the bottom of the setting page and click the Save All Changes button.
Use DW Question & Answer Plugin
WordPress is backed by a large number of plugins for different purposes. When it comes to the adding of Q&A section, there are also some plugins that can help you achieve the goal with much ease. Here, we highly recommend you to have a look at DW Question & Answer plugin, with which you can build a Q&A section with a Quora and Yahoo Answers style to your WordPress site with great ease.
To make use of this plugin, you need to follow the below steps after successful installation and activation.
DW Question & Answer General Settings
From Settings > DW Q&A of your WordPress admin, you can find three main tabs – General, Notification and Permission. Now, let's start from the General tab.
To begin with, you need to create two pages for the Question List Page and the Ask Question Page. Here, we'd like to take the creation of the first page as an example.
Log into your dashboard and create a new webpage from Pages > Add New. Name this page as Question or some others that can help you clarify it easily. Then, add the following shortcode into the body section of this page.
[ dwqa-list-questions ]
After publishing the Question webpage, you need to add it to your menus. To do this, you can go to the Appearance tab from dashboard and choose the Menus option. Then, find the Pages box from the left-side. Here, you can find your newly-published Question page by clicking the View All button. Check the box before this page, and click the Add to Menu button.
Now, you can back to the General settings page of DWQA plugin, and find the option of Question List Page. Click the drop-down menu next to it, and choose the Question page you have just created.
As for the creation of Ask Question Page, you can follow the same procedure. The only difference is that you need to copy and paste another shortcode into the webpage like the one showed as below.
[ dwqa-submit-question-form ]
Here, you must notice an option named as "Archive Pages Show at Most". This one simply allows you to decide the number of questions that can be listed in one webpage.
Besides this, there is also a Private Question option that allows your visitors to post private questions. You can determine to check this option or not based on your own needs.
Now, let's scroll down to the Time Settings option. This option helps you decide how long a question can be held as a new question, as well as how long a question needs to be showed as overdue. You can choose the time frame according to your preference by entering the number of hours.
Below the Time Settings, you now need to configure the Permalink Settings. From here, you can decide the slug for the single question, category and Q&A tag. By default, we recommend you to do this as the image showed in the following.
Then, you can move to the last configuration of the General Settings – CAPTCHA Settings. This can help you prevent spam and malicious abuse effectively.
Here, you only to enable the CAPTCHA for the Submit Question Page and the Single Question Page by checking the boxes behind the options. Then, enter the public key and private key for your CAPTCHA system.
Note that this plugin utilizes Google reCAPTCHA. To get the keys for free, you can go to https://www.google.com/recaptcha/intro/index.html. Click the Get reCAPTCHA button. Then, register your site for using this system. Then, you can get the keys on the next page.
DW Question & Answer Notification Settings
To engage your readers to be active on your Q&A page, you'd better set up the Notification settings for the email sending to inform the successful posting of new questions, answers and comments.
Under the Notification tab, you can fill out the sender information including your website logo and your email address. If you think the message backup is necessary, you can also choose to send a mail copy to you.
As for the email templates, DW Question & Answer now offers 7 questions for you to choose, including New Question, New Answer, New Comment to Question, New Comment to Answer, New Answer to Followers, New Comment to Question to Followers and New Comment to Answer to Followers. Besides, you can choose to send the email in a CC or BCC way.
DW Question & Answer Permission Settings
This setting is used for you to determine who can interact with your Q&A page in what way. To put it simply, you can decide who is able to read, post, edit and delete the questions, answers and comments on your Q&A section.
Personally, we suggest you to allow all the permissions to yourself, and allow registered users to read, post and edit the words. As for the anonymous visitors, they can only read everything, but have no rights to post and edit. This way, you can encourage the user registration greatly.
Here, you need to make sure that your website is open for registration. To do this, you can go to the Settings > General Settings from your admin. In this page, you can find a Membership option. Simply check the box to enable the option of "Anyone can register". Below that, there is a New User Default Role option. Choose Subscriber from the drop down menu.
Manage Q&A Section
Now, you have already started your Q&A section for your WordPress website. Its front end is simply like the image showed as below.
The Home Page
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In the back end, you can delete and edit all the questions, answers, categories and tags.


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The average high temperature for the Philippines is approximately 79.9 degrees Fahrenheit, while the average low is only 77.9 degrees. Rainfall decreases in the cooler months, going from around a quarter of an inch in January up to almost 16 inches in the rainy summer months.Continue Reading
The Philippines has a monsoon season from May to October. Much of this rainfall can be contributed to typhoons and other tropical disturbances that send rain into the island country. The typhoon season overlaps with the monsoon months from June to October, but sometimes it extends the rainy season until November. These seasons can vary depending on location. The eastern side of the country has a wet season from December to April partially due to the wind, while the western part of the Philippines experiences a rainy season from June to October.Learn more about Southeast Asia


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Selma Nick Medina Senior Center Trips
Join the seniors on great trips through out the Central Valley and coast. Feb. 15, 9 a.m., Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino trip, $15 per person. March 14-16, 7 a.m., Laughlin Riverside Hotel Casino trip, $144 for two and $185 for single occupancy. April 19, 7 a.m. Morro Bay Lunch Cruise, $84 per person. May 17, 7 a.m., Yosemite National Park, $44. June 14, 7 a.m., Thunder Valley Casino, $54 per person.
Kingsburg Senior Center
The senior center offers exercise classes, hobby classes, trip excursions and social activities. Tours are available at 1450 Ellis St., Kingsburg. A tai chi class is 9:30-10:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Bingo is 9:30-10:30 a.m. Mondays and Fridays. The cost is $1. A quilting class is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesdays. A self-paced painting class is noon to 2 p.m. Tuesdays. Line dancing is 9-10 a.m. Wednesdays. A ballroom dancing class is 10-11 a.m. Wednesdays. A knitting and crochet class is noon to 2 p.m. Thursdays. An exercise class is held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Bingo is offered from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Mondays at Park Kingsburg. Free prizes with wins. Bingo is also offered the second Tuesday of the month with Golden Living Center at Park Kingsburg. Details: 897-5885.
Senior lunch
Lunch is served for people 60 and over at 11:30 a.m. Mondays-Fridays at the senior centers. The cost is $1.50. Make reservation by 11 a.m. one day in advance for lunch. Details: Kingsburg Senior Center, 897-3013; Nick Medina Senior Center, 891-2239.
Volunteering available at animal shelter
Selma's Second Chance Animal Shelter has volunteer opportunities available including walking a dog, playing fetch, doing laundry, finding a home for a dog or cleaning a cage. Details: 896-7227.
Selma Nick Medina Senior Center
Activities at the Nick Medina Senior Center include dominoes, cards, exercise, ceramics, billiards, bingo and educational programs Monday through Friday. Blood-pressure checks are 10 to 11 a.m. the first Wednesday of the month courtesy of Golden Living Center.
The senior center is also collecting used cellphones and needs donations of DVD movies and plastic bags. The phones are recycled or used for 911 phones. Drop off the phones from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays at 2301 Selma St., Selma.
The fourth Tuesday of the month is commodities day. Free bags of food are given out to people whose income qualifies.
Schedule a safety program for seniors
A new program is coming to Selma that aims to help them stay safe and independent.
The Central Valley Burn Prevention Coalition, in partnership with the Selma Fire Department, is bringing its Remembering When program to the Nick Medina Senior Center, retirement communities, senior mobile home parks and other areas in Selma where seniors are located.
The program includes a presentation giving seniors information on how to stay safe from fires, falls and other things that can cause injury. The events will include trivia games with prizes that will be given to seniors who score well. Seniors will also be given safety sheets to take home.
To schedule a presentation, email Selma Fire Department Public Education Coordinator Gerald Reeser at email@example.com.


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Watch how to make this recipe.
For the cupcakes: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Line a muffin pan with 15 regular-size cupcake liners.
In a medium mixing bowl, sift together the cake flour, baking powder and salt. Whisk together thoroughly.
In the bowl of an electric stand mixer with the whisk attachment, whisk the egg whites until foamy. Gradually add 1/2 cup sugar and whisk until the eggs whites form a soft meringue. Remove the egg white mixture from the mixing bowl and set aside.
Using the paddle attachment, cream together the butter and remaining 1 cup sugar. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and add the flour and coconut milk, alternating between the two, beginning and ending with the flour. Once all the flour has been added, mix until smooth. Scrape down the sides and beat in the egg white mixture until smooth.
Fill the cupcake liners two-thirds full and bake until the tops are golden brown and the cupcakes are baked through, about 25 minutes. Rotate the cupcake pans halfway through the baking process.
For the lemon curd: In a microwave-safe bowl, whisk together the sugar and eggs. Stir in the butter, lemon zest and lemon juice and mix until smooth. Microwave on high for 1 minute and stir. Repeat 5 times, or until thick.
For the buttercream: In the bowl of an electric stand mixer using the paddle attachment, cream the butter until smooth. Gradually add the powdered sugar and beat until smooth. Beat in the extracts and lemon zest and beat until light and fluffy.
For the coconut: While cupcakes are baking, spread the shredded coconut over a sheet pan and toast and until light brown, about 7 minutes.
To assemble: Once the cupcakes are cool, core out the middle of each cupcake and generously fill with the lemon curd. Fill a pastry bag equipped with desired pastry tip with coconut-lemon buttercream. Pipe the buttercream over the top of each cupcake and sprinkle with toasted coconut.
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) _ A 77-year-old Sherman man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for attempting to bribe a judge to influence a grand jury investigation into the 1984 disappearance of his wife.
Dominic Badaracco was also sentenced to three years of probation on Thursday.
Badaracco was convicted in July of offering $100,000 to state Superior Court Judge Robert
Brunetti to influence a one-man grand jury convened in November 2010, looking into Mary Badaracco's unsolved disappearance.
Brunetti testified that on Nov. 17, 2010, Badaracco called him at his home and asked for his help, saying: "I'm only gonna say this one time … It's worth 100 Gs."
Defense attorney Richard Meehan said he would appeal and asked the sentencing judge to allow Badaracco to remain free until the case is reviewed.
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Who will be under center tonight when La Grande meets Ontario for the Greater Oregon League title?
At the beginning of the season, that question had an easy answer: Andrew Peasley. The senior quarterback, however, has been hampered by injuries that have kept him out of the lineup essentially the last three weeks. An injury to his throwing hand late in the team's first matchup against Ontario left him sidelined the next week against The Dalles. A week later, he sustained a knee injury early in the Tigers' GOL-opening win over Baker, which left him out for the rest of
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Who will be under center tonight when La Grande meets Ontario for the Greater Oregon League title?
At the beginning of the season, that question had an easy answer: Andrew Peasley. The senior quarterback, however, has been hampered by injuries that have kept him out of the lineup essentially the last three weeks. An injury to his throwing hand late in the team's first matchup against Ontario left him sidelined the next week against The Dalles. A week later, he sustained a knee injury early in the Tigers' GOL-opening win over Baker, which left him out for the rest of that matchup and for last week's 34-0 win over McLoughlin.
Parker Robinson has stepped up in the last three weeks at quarterback, guiding the Tigers' offense during those three wins and seemingly improving each time out. In those three contests, he threw for 491 yards and seven touchdowns, and added 205 yards rushing and a pair of scores.
"He's doing pretty good. The Dalles game he was super nervous, which is normal for his first start of varsity. After that's he's been playing like himself," Peasley said of Robinson. "He's been scoring the ball, and it's been fun to watch."
But the sophomore was hit hard late in last week's contest, suffering a rib injury. Like Peasley, Robinson is questionable for tonight's 7 p.m. contest at Community Stadium.
They're not the only dinged up players, either. Several other Tigers, from starters to reserves, are battling one injury or another. In fact, La Grande is dressing just 17 players tonight, according to the coaching staff.
Head coach Harold Shannon, however, isn't worried about his players wearing down.
"The depth only hurts us in the event of an injury, filling in the pieces (and) putting the kids in the positions they can be the most successful," he said. "That's where we'd have to be concerned. I really don't have any concern of the kids having to play every down. They seem to be pretty solid right now."
Both Robinson and Peasley, who has thrown for 930 yards and 13 touchdowns and added five rushing scores, will judge if they're able to go during warmups.
"I feel pretty good, but it's kind of a game-time decision," Robinson said. "If it's too bad, I guess I won't go."
"Get out there, warm up, see how it feels and decide then," Peasley said of his status.
If neither is able to go, it very well could be quarterback by committee, and G.T. Blackman would be the first player to try his hand at the position. Blackman has been taking reps at QB along with Robinson and Peasley this week.
Robinson isn't concerned if it comes to that.
"G.T. is already a team leader, and I think the team would not miss a heartbeat," he said. "He's already a captain, and he can take the team if he has to."
Shannon said if Peasley or Robinson — or both — can't play, the concern is the ripple effect it could have in moving players around on both offense and defense.
"Every change causes three more changes. That's kind of the chess game," he said.
The uncertainty on offense could put a bigger onus on the La Grande defense, which surrendered 26 first-half points at Ontario Sept. 22, but stiffened in the second half of its 43-38 win. La Grande was trailing 26-23 at the break in that matchup, but scored 20 straight points in the second half to take control before Ontario scored two late touchdowns.
"The defense has to step up, in general," linebacker Isaac Chamberlain said. "We've been doing great all season, but this game means a lot. We're going to have to step up and stop that Ontario offense, which is pretty good."
Ontario's Mike Mejia and Ethan Kameshige were key pieces in the first matchup. Mejia threw for 294 yards and three touchdowns, and Kameshige rushed for 112 yards and a score.
"Mike is the leader, but really it's just (about) making plays at the right time," said Ontario head coach Erik Johnson, noting his team made some key mistakes down the stretch in the first contest with La Grande. "We had some key turnovers at crucial moments — big momentum-swinging plays. We have to take care of the ball better."
Those two have been the spark plugs for Ontario all season. Mejia has thrown for 1,500 yards and 20 touchdowns for Ontario, while Kameshige has amassed 994 yards on the ground and 11 scores.
Andy Sanchez and Adam Hawker have been the favorite targets of Mejia, with 701 and 518 receiving yards, respectively.
The La Grande defense has been stout the last three weeks, and is markedly improved over a year ago. The Tigers have allowed 12 points total in the last three weeks, and on the season are allowing just 19 points per game. Last Friday, they recorded their first shutout in nine years.
The offense, save for their 14-6 win over The Dalles, has been good, no matter who the quarterback is.
La Grande is averaging 37.1 points per game in its games against teams other than The Dalles.
That La Grande defense will be up against an Ontario squad that has an equally potent offense. Ontario has averaged 40.7 points per game in six games since its 60-21 loss to Fruitland, Idaho, in the season opener, and moved the ball well against La Grande in the first contest with more than 400 yards.
Defensively, Ontario is allowing 26.7 points per game, but that number drops to 16.8 in its five wins.
Johnson said the basics will be key for Ontario.
"That's what it comes down to is just execution — offense, defense and special teams," he said.
Tonight's contest marks the third year in a row the teams have met in a regular-season finale that carried GOL
implications. La Grande topped Ontario, 46-43, in 2015 to claim the league title outright. Last year, Ontario earned a 42-26 win to force a three-way tie for the GOL, and ultimately earned the league's top seed to state.
A La Grande win would mark the fourth year in a row the Tigers have won or shared the crown, a first in program history.
"That's pretty exciting," Shannon said. "They've worked really hard this year. It's kind of a culmination of what they've done."
The winner tonight automatically qualifies for the playoffs, which begin in two weeks, while the loser hosts a Class 4A play-in game next Friday or Saturday.
But despite what's at stake, Johnson said his team is trying not to overemphasize what the contest means.
"We don't look at the magnitude too much. All we can do is focus on ourselves, correct mistakes and go from there," he said.


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Derbyshire County Council's cabinet has approved the commissioning of public health services for residents in Glossop by Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council for another year.
These services had previously been commissioned by Tameside and Glossop Primary Care Trust until April when the county council took over responsibility for public health.
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council agreed to take on the commissioning function and continue it for 12 months until March this year to ensure a smooth transition and allow sufficient time to re-procure services.
It will continue working with the county council to ensure Glossop residents receive public health services as the transition process continues over the coming financial year to March 2015.
Services available to Glossopdale residents include breastfeeding support, weight management programmes, health checks for people aged 40 to 74, stop smoking services, falls prevention for older people, sexual health and substance misuse support.


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Sixth, seventh and eighth graders from All Saints Episcopal School in Beaumont rehearsed Oct. 8 for Oct. 10, 11 and 12 performances of Disney's "Mulan."
Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students. The performance is open to the public and begins at 7 p.m. each night at the school's assembly hall, 4108 Delaware St. in Beaumont.
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Defrag: Task Bar, Pop ups and UNC Behavior
Thanks for responding to my snarky email about the Control Panel icons. For some reason if you go to the Control Panel via the link in Explorer's Navigation Pane (with "Show all folders" enabled) you still get hit with the Category View every time. It turns out, however, that this is the same behavior that was present in Windows 7 so I was wrong about that.
I'll still argue that the fastest, most efficient way to get to a Control Panel applet was to press the Windows key and then type the first few letters of the item that you're looking for (Indexing Options in this case). I just gave up and installed StartMenu8 to get this functionality back.
Re: Saving space on an SSD - How about disabling hibernation? If you have an SSD why waste your limited write cycles flushing gigabytes of RAM to your drive when you can cold boot in a few seconds anyway? Open an elevated command prompt and type
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The Manatee PAL youth football league held its Super Bowl games this past weekend, and the Broncos claimed the Junior Varsity championship with a 12-6 victory over the Panthers.
The Broncos were dominant during the regular season, scoring 244 points while allowing none.
Scoring touchdowns were Michael Perez and Brandon Dawsey as the Broncos held a 12-0 lead before the Panthers, who lost 14-0 to the Broncos in the regular season, became the first team to score on their vaunted defense, which was led by Tyler Burnham, Roger Whobrey and Logan Heath.
The game was clinched with Perez, Dawsey and Robert Gavin doing the damage on the ground to ice the victory for the unbeaten Broncos.
Mustangs, Trojans in hunt
In the Pop Warner football postseason, the Manatee Mustangs and Palmetto Trojans are the lone organizations with teams still alive.
The Mustangs had three teams survive in the Foundation for Youth Development Conference championship games for Division I.
In the Junior Pee Wee division, the Mustangs rolled past the Carrollwood Hurricanes 21-0. The Mustangs also notched shut outs in
the Pee Wee (32-0 over South Pasco Predators) and Midget (31-0 over the Southshore Longhorns) games.
They'll now head to the first round of the regional playoffs in Jacksonville this weekend. The Junior Pee Wee squad faces the Forestview Tigers, while the Pee Wee club takes on the Mandarin Tigers and the Midgets battle the Sweetwater Falcons.
Meanwhile, the Palmetto Trojans edged the Port St. Lucie Pirates 18-13 in the Pee Wee bracket for Division II to advance to the second round of regionals this weekend in Miami.
In the Midget division, the Manatee Wildcats were eliminated 31-0 by the Fort Pierce PAL Eagles.
Marquee soccer tourney
The 2013 NIKE International Friendlies are returning to Lakewood Ranch's Premier Sports Campus in December.
The soccer tournament coincides with the Development Academy Winter Showcase event and it's held Dec. 9-15.
The United States Under-17 Men's National Team faces Portgual, England and Brazil in the primetime (5 p.m.) time slot each match day for the NIKE International Friendlies tourney.
Uncle Sam's Army faces Portugal on Monday, Dec. 9, then plays England on Wednesday, Dec. 11, before wrapping up the tournament against Brazil on Friday, Dec. 13.
All matches are streamed live on ussoccer.com. Team USA won the event in 2011, but finished third in 2012. Portugal is the defending champions.
Hooke wins another title
Bradenton's Mickey Hooke battled a strained lower left abdominal muscle to train for the inaugural USA 10K & Half Marathon Beach Running Championships in Cocoa Beach at the end of October.
Hooke captured the overall title by running the course in 37 minutes, 34 seconds. That time snagged Hooke six records, setting the event record, masters event record, grandmasters event record as well as course, masters and grandmasters records.
The championship became Hooke's 20th to date since 2000, and he now possesses an overall state title (2008), world beach title (2012) and USA beach title (2013), which all came in the 10K distance.
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING - Shakespeare's sharpest comedy
Runs May 25–June19. Opening night May 28, 2016, 8pm
By William Shakespeare
Adapted by Kenneth Lin and Jackson Gay with additional text by Kenneth Lin
Directed by Jackson Gay
Shakespeare's sharpest comedy about the thin line between love and hate is re-imagined through the eyes of Dogberry and his men, taking Beatrice and Benedick's highfalutin "will-they-or-won't-they" affair to a new level of hilarity. Director Jackson Gay, named one of the "power players of Off-Broadway" by the New York Times (along with House of Cards writer Kenneth Lin) adds some surprising new twists to this classic and classist tale.
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Discover South Iceland's most iconic attractions including Gullfoss waterfall and Geysir hot springs. Bathe in the famous Blue Lagoon for holiday of extreme contrasts and explore Reykjavik, Iceland's cosmopolitan capital city. A 4-day visit to Greenland brings you to a world of giant icebergs, hauling sledge dogs and fascinating Inuit culture.
Stay 4 nights in Reykjavik, Iceland's capital. There is a lot to see and a lot to do in a short time. Walk around the world-famous Geysir hot spring area, visit the magnificent Gullfoss waterfall and enjoy the soothing Blue Lagoon. Stay 3 nights in Ilulissat, West Greenland, which is popular for visitors searching for an ideal mix of authentic Inuit culture and a modern society that pulses under the magical light of the midnight sun. Located on the west coast of Greenland - above the Arctic Circle - Greenland's famous Ilulissat Icefiord is the sea mouth of Sermeq Kujalleq, one of the many glaciers through which the Greenland ice cap reaches the sea. In just 8 days you explore highlights of Iceland & Greenland.
Day 1: Welcome to Iceland (50 km/31 mls)
Private transfer from Keflavík International Airport to a 4-star hotel in the centre of Reykjavík where you spend two nights. We provide you with ideas how to explore Iceland's capital on your own, dinner suggestions too! Food lovers will be pleased and perhaps even impressed by the number of diverse restaurants in Reykjavík. Many award-winning chefs create delicious Icelandic cuisine that is characterised by an imaginative use of local ingredients such as fresh seafood, organic lamb and wild game; but be sure to try the fabulous Icelandic hot dog and pizza too!
Day 2, The Golden Circle Route (260 km/162 mls)Iceland is spectacular, and so is the Golden Circle Route. The first stop is Thingvellir National Park, the beautiful site of Iceland's first parliament and the place where the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates meet and move apart. There is a widening fissure in the ground where the planet is literally opening up. Next stop is Gullfoss waterfall that tumbles 34 meters into the Hvítá river. Nearby we explore the Geysir geothermal fields with a variety of hot springs and bubbling pools. The sheer power of water and steam erupting from the ground makes you realise how alive the ground is beneath our feet.
Day 3: Iceland - West Greenland, Guided City Walk Ilulissat, Welcome Dinner and Midnight SailingPrivate airport transfer in Reykjavik. Flight from Reykjavik to Ilulissat (about 3 hours). Transfer to the hotel. After a welcome meeting with your local guide at 4-star Hotel Arctic enjoy a guided city walk of Ilulissat. There is some time to explore the town, visit the local museum and observe Greenlandic life at the always busy harbour. Welcome dinner (2-course) is included at Hotel Arctic. Around 22:00 we depart for a midnight sailing trip to the famous Ilulissat Icefiord that is the world's largest ice sculpture park. The experience is overwhelming as lights and colours change constantly. Enjoy a late Martini on "the real rocks". Trip duration is about 3 hours. Dress warmly.
(Note: The season for midnight sun is approx. May 22-Jul 24. Outside this season the excursion is operated as an evening cruise with the beautiful sunset reflecting over the icebergs).
Day 4: Boat trip to Eqi - the calving glacierBreakfast at the hotel. Early morning departure for the one-day boat trip to Eqi - the calving glacier. The Eqi glacier runs 80 km north of Ilulissat into the fjord and is one of the most beautiful places in Greenland. You can get close to the edge of the glacier by boat as we cruise in front of the glacier for around one hour and you might see the calving process. The front of the glacier is 3,4 km wide! The sound of the active glacier is quite remarkable while the sight of icebergs toppling into the water is breathtaking. Afterwards, we continue to the small settlement of Ataa, the former trading station, where we will enjoy a delicious 2-course lunch including a glass of wine. On the way back to Ilulissat we might spot whales. The excursion to Eqi is by modern and comfortable tourist boat. Trip duration: about 6-7 hours / Level of Difficulty: Easy / Lunch is included.
Day 5: Inuit Settlement at the Ilulissat IcefiordBreakfast at the hotel. By bus as far as the road goes. Guided walking tour of the old settlement Sermermiut valley on the famous Ilulissat Icefiord that was inscribed on UNESCO's world heritage list in 2004. The ancient settlement of Sermermiut, 1.5 km south of the town, is surrounded by Ilulissat's beautiful icebergs. Various Inuit cultures have lived here over the past 4,000 years, and you can still see remains from ancient times. Learn about local history and customs before Europeans arrived. See plots settled for thousands of year and admire the views across the majestic icebergs. Please wear proper boots or hiking boots. Approximate trip duration is 3 hours. The hiking distance is about 3 km (1,9 mls) round-trip; hiking time is about 1 hour. Terrain: mainly track bridge and a bit of uneven nature and rocky nature trail. Rest of the day free at leisure to hike along the Icefiord and explore the town of Ilulissat.
Farewell dinner (3-course) is included at Hotel Arctic.
Day 6: West Greenland - IcelandBreakfast at the hotel. Spend some time in the morning to explore the town of Ilulissat and last minute Greenland shopping. The short Arctic adventure has come to an end, and you return by flight to Reykjavik, Iceland. Private airport transfer in Reykjavik to your accommodation. Stay two nights in a 4-star hotel in the centre of Reykjavik, Iceland.
Day 7: Blue Lagoon & Reykjavík (90 km / 56 mls)Depart at 10:00 by bus to the Blue Lagoon. We drive through rough lava fields to visit the Blue Lagoon where you can relax in its rejuvenating geothermal water. The water is rich in minerals and believed to have healing powers. You can stay as long as you please (last bus back to Reykjavik is at 21:00). The afternoon is free at leisure to explore Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, or enjoy optional spa treatments at the Blue Lagoon.
Day 8: Departure Home (50 km/31 mls)Private transfer from your accommodation in Reykjavík to Keflavík Airport.
Flights: by Air Iceland, Dash 8 aircraft, 37 seats (subject to change), about flight time 3 hours.
Please note that return flight has a fuel stop in Søndre Strømfjord
Availability: On request. It might take 1-3 working days until we can advise availability
4-star in Reykjavik + 4-star in Ilulissat
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Supplement for a superior room with an Icefiord view in Greenland:
*Depending on availability for flights to Greenland a flight supplement of EUR 500/DKK 3700 per person might apply
This tour is not available rest of the year due to flights. See flight schedule under the tab "tour dates".
Note: Excursion days may alter depending on weather and a minimum number of participants.
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or directly by email email@example.com and we process your booking by personal email communication. All bookings are on request. We need full names of all travellers to Greenland, nationality and travel dates to/from Greenland. After we receive your reservation by email, you will get a short reconfirmation from us that we will work on your booking. The final confirmation will be sent within 2-4 working days after booking receipt. Unfortunately for Greenland packages, there is no instant availability system and online booking & payment system. Payment is due latest 8 weeks before arrival; we accept international bank transfer or payment by Visa or MasterCard. Vouchers and detailed itinerary will be sent after receipt of final payment. We provide you also with much practical information in regards to your stay in Greenland and how to prepare for a trip to Greenland.
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Greenland is a country of mountains and ice. Greenlanders live for nature and want to preserve it the way it is. Animals live free and remain wild. Sled dogs are for transport and, unlike pet dogs, they are bred to be strong enough to pull a sledge carrying a person and the hunt of the day. Do not go petting them or come close to them without permission of the owner. If you hike and camp, do not litter. Leave Greenland as beautiful and pure as you found it.
Vegetarianism and veganism are becoming more and more common in the world; therefore, activists who are against slaughtering animals are growing in numbers. But know this, the Inuit have hunted for food for thousands of years. The animals we hunt live free in the wild. We do not club baby seals; we actually prefer big and fat ones. Do not come to Greenland if you're going to judge our way of life.
You will not find any chain stores in Greenland. There are no Starbucks, McDonald's, or Ikea. The country might be massive, but the population is only 60,000 and the culture is still very traditional and has not been fully affected by Western influence. So, if you can't live without your frappuccino or cheeseburger, don't come here.
When you go travelling in Europe or Southeast Asia, you can catch a bus easily to travel from town to town. Well, here you can't. Due to mountainous coasts where the towns are located — and the fact that towns are quite far away from each other — there is not yet any road between them. That's what makes Greenland such a unique destination.
If you want to go hiking, research everything you need to know about the area before you set off. You will not find any signs to lead you to places. And most places don't have cell phone coverage, so don't rely on Google Maps.
If you want to visit during summer, don't bring bikinis or shorts. The average temperature in the summer is 10-20°C (50-70 F), and with the dry air and cold wind from the icebergs and ocean, it really doesn't get hot.
If you visit during winter, be prepared. Bring reliable winter clothes such as Canada Goose jackets or any brand that has a wind stopper and sells waterproof items. The weather can get as low as minus 20°C (-4 F) in most towns — and in the most northern settlements, it can be minus 40°C (-40 F).
In any of the seasons, the wind is inevitable, and it can be brutal. During snowstorms, the wind can be up to 180 km/h (111 mph).
Greenland is an island, and the neighbouring countries are at least a 3-hour flight away. And there are only two airlines that do scheduled flights, one of which is only seasonal. The tickets aren't cheap.
Think about this, most products in the supermarket are imported from another country. In most cases, they are from Denmark. The price is most likely to be double or more in Greenland than in Denmark. Get this, and the further you travel north, the more expensive the prices are. A yoghurt that would cost $1 in Denmark can cost up to $5 in Greenland. If you want fresh veggies or fruit, well, expect it to cost a lot. Or just do what locals do, buy the frozen vegetables and canned fruit.
If you want to include alcohol on your shopping list, go to the store before 6 PM on weekdays, because after that, beer, wine, and any other liquor won't be available. And remember that on Saturdays, the liquor stores are open only from 9 AM to 1 PM. No sales on Sundays.
We Greenlanders are happy people. We enjoy nature, and we live a simple life. We love seeing foreigners coming to visit our beautiful country, and if you happen to greet one of us, there's a big chance we will invite you over to dinner. It doesn't often happen where a foreigner is bold enough to visit Greenland, so we take advantage of the company when it's here. In return, please be kind to the locals.
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One of three teenagers charged with emailing biological threats to their high school in an affluent Cleveland, Ohio, suburb recently pleaded guilty to multiple felony counts.
The two 16-year-old boys and a 17-year-old buy each were each charged with 17 counts of inducing panic in the second degree, two misdemeanor counts of telecommunications harassment and one count of possession of criminal tools, according to ClevelandJewishNews.com.
The 17-year-old boy, who has been expelled from Orange High School since the incident, pleaded guilty to seven counts of inducing panic and one count of possession of criminal tools. He is scheduled for sentencing in the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court in August, according to Cleveland.com.
The two other suspects are scheduled for trial in late September. The maximum sentence is detention in a juvenile facility until they turn 21. All three were released to their parents.
Orange High School was closed for three days in November after school officials received a series of threatening emails. No explosives or biological material were found.
Local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation gathered enough information to obtain a search warrant for the home of one of the suspects, who admitted to taking part in the crimes when investigators arrived.
The Orange School District offered little comment after the guilty plea was entered, other than to acknowledge that it continued to cooperate fully with law enforcement officials.
Orange Schools Superintendent Nancy Wingerbach said the entire experience has carried an important lesson with it.
"We learned that officials and parents must be aware of how our children use the technology available to them," she said, Cleveland.com reports. "Their messages were routed around the world before sent to us, making them very hard to track back. Even the FBI had a hard time doing it. Kids are getting more sophisticated than adults in the use of modern technology, and we need to be aware of that."


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Introduction:I've lived thirty miles from the "big city" and seven from the closest small town for the past twenty-three years. These are some of the blessings and benefits I appreciate most about living in the country!
I have two neighbors, one on the left of me, an elderly couple in their eighties, a handpicked lady who rents from us. When I look out my front windows, I'm looking at eighty five acres of woods and farmland, and when I stand at my kitchen sink to wash dishes, I look past my backyard over a four hundred acre cattle farm. I don't live in a suburb, and thus have none of the drama that living in the 'burbs can bring. It's peaceful and quiet.
Living in the country affords me the ability to raise animals and food. Over the years I have raised horses, a donkey, sheep, ducks, chickens and guineas. My father-in-law once grew three ACRES of tomatoes! There is comfort in knowing that no matter what happens, if need be, we can raise our own meat and vegetables to eat.
I can have as many outbuildings as I wish, can hang a clothesline, have seven dogs and if I were to want to do so, could have a car up on cinder blocks in my front yard! (No fear, I don't want this!) No one tells us what we can and cannot do with our land, at least not to the restrictive degree that occurs in some city neighborhoods. Some people feel restrictive covenants help keep their property values high, and they may, but for me, I'm personally glad no one's telling me what color to paint my house, if I can have a fence for my dogs, or what kind of mailbox to put up.
Generally speaking, when you live in town or in the city, you must pay city AND county property taxes. When you live in the country, you only have to pay county taxes, and if you have enough land, you can generally (at least in North Carolina) get your land into a farm program that makes the taxes extremely low.
In the country there is less traffic. Life proceeds at a slower pace. There is a sense of community. The people generally know one another and in many instances, families have been friends for generations. The air is cleaner, the temperatures are lower, (less concrete), the wind blows more freely and with an unmatched freshness. The sights one sees in the country are soothing to the eye ... freshly plowed fields, growing crops, cows, horses, sheep and goats, vegetable stands and barns. Living in the country is soothing to the soul!
Another benefit to living in the country that is more of an intangible, is the sense of being closer to the earth and to the change of seasons, whether you actually work the soil or not. It's the essence ... and it's sweet.
And less stress!!
All great reasons. My mom sent me from Chicago to two little towns in Michigan where my Uncle,Aunt and First cousin lived during the summer. Believe me, there was big different. The country was so sweet.
How right you are about these advantages to living in the country. Great list!
I agree with #2 also. I love having my own garden.
I love the country and getting away from neighbors. Hopefully our next move will be into the country.
Number 2 is where my feelings are. Love animals, but don't have the room for any more.
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Sunday, August 12, 2012
Gypsy ATC's
26 comments:
- Sandy said...
Wow Lynn your Gypsies are beautiful.
Love them so much.
Great design.
P.S. Have a become my email ???
- August 12, 2012 at 10:56 PM
- craftattack said...
Lovely images, indeed, have fun with your swap! Valerie
- August 13, 2012 at 12:55 AM
- Sophie said...
Wow! Lynn...
Das sind tolle Karten. Ich sehe geheimnisvolle Wahrsagerinnen.
- August 13, 2012 at 5:45 AM
- A Vintage Chic said...
LOVE all your recent work, Lynn! Those gypsies are fabulous!
I've been away from Blogland all summer...feels so good to dive in again!
Wishing you a beautiful day, my friend!
- August 13, 2012 at 6:43 AM
- Donna, Doni, Lady D said...
A subject which I am very interested in, Gypsies. Feel like I might have a little Gypsy blood in me. ha ha. Your work is awesome. Such Talent you have. xo Donna
- August 13, 2012 at 7:24 AM
- Sarah said...
Love your mystical, magical gypsy cards!
- August 13, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- bobbie said...
- August 13, 2012 at 9:27 AM
- Vada said...
Lynn Your lovely Gypsy Ladies are driving me crazy!!! Beautiful!!!
Hugs Vada
- August 13, 2012 at 9:35 AM
I especially love the wheel of fortune as that colour is gorgeous.
Lucky people who receive these in the mail.
Hallowe'en, you are Queen of Hallowe'en so I cannot wait to see your creations.
- August 13, 2012 at 9:39 AM
- Carol said...
Beautiful gypsy ATC's. Great job!
- August 13, 2012 at 9:54 AM
- Kasia Wolak said...
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!! i love the gypsy design!! What beautiful and colourful projects!
- August 13, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Thespoena McLaughlin said...
Super cute! Love those images and your art. I too have been bitten by the gypsy bug. Picked up a book at the thrift store the other day called the Gypsy in the Parlour that I'm going to alter. :)
Hope you are doing well. Hugs!
- August 13, 2012 at 12:05 PM
- Daniele said...
such wonderful atcs Lynn, hope you are well and thank you for your lovely comment, sorry I've not been around much these past few weeks just playing catch up
hugs and best wishes
- August 13, 2012 at 1:20 PM
- misteejay said...
What amazing ATCs Lynn.
After the weather behaving itself (sort of) for the Olympics we are back to dull, wet, muggy conditions so I don't want Halloween to arrive too soon - we haven't had our summer yet...well, not much of one.
Toni xx
- August 13, 2012 at 1:24 PM
- Carla said...
So cute, always fun to come to your blog and see what you are up to next!
- August 13, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...
Gorgeous Lynn. Fantastic details and images. They will be treasured. Tracy x
- August 13, 2012 at 3:06 PM
- Linda R said...
You know how much I love to see your ATC.. I just love your eye for the little details.. They look awesome my friend..
- August 13, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- Marjie Kemper said...
Wonderful ATCs, Lynn! Love the 3D-ness, especially!
- August 13, 2012 at 5:09 PM
- 2amscrapper said...
all of them are fantastic but I'm especially drawn to the second one--love the background
- August 14, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- Marie Lost Bird Studio said...
Hi Lynn,
can you tell my fortune?)That would be wonderful.Love your Gypsies:)Have a wonderful week.
- August 14, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- Terry said...
Love these Gypsy ATC's! The second one really pulls you in! I am sick of Summer, thank you very much! This is our 16th day of triple digits and I feel cooked and then the hot flashes don't help! Enjoy your Summer Days! Hugs, GF!
- August 14, 2012 at 11:19 AM
- Createology said...
I am liking your gypsy vibe. The middle ATC reminds me of Cher's song Dark Lady! Now you know how ancient I am...and my musical likes of yore. ;o}
Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves...
- August 14, 2012 at 8:25 PM
- Diane said...
Your ATCs are so beautiful. A person tends to forget how small these ATCs really are. Your are little works of art truly.
I have your badge on my sidebar now. Thanks so much for your instructions. Diane
- August 14, 2012 at 10:15 PM
- Gaby Bee said...
Your gypsy ATC's are fabulous!
Just saw your last few posts...you made so many beautiful things while I was away! Once again you have done a wonderful job. Love all your latest creations:)
Gaby xo
- August 15, 2012 at 3:51 AM
- Michele said...
love love love these gorgeous creations! xo
- August 15, 2012 at 11:38 PM
- Lululiz said...
As always, fabulous creations.
- August 18, 2012 at 7:35 AM
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|Re: [ApacheDS] Implementing isolation using multi-version concurrency control (MVCC)
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Alex Karasulu wrote: > Hi all, > > Emmanuel and I were having an interesting conversation about the kinds of > transaction properties needed by ApacheDS to comply with various > specification requirements. For example all LDAP operations must be atomic > and must preserve consistency. Furthermore, one can easily debate the need > for isolation where any operation does not see or get impacted by the > partial changes of another concurrent operation. > > We started discussing these ACID properties and ways in which they could be > implemented. Isolation is very interesting now thanks to directory > versioning and the change log. We can easily implement isolation now. When a > relatively lengthy operation like a search is being conducted, it should not > see modifications within scope that occur after the search began. The search > operation in the example can be replaced with any other operation minus all > unbind, some extended, and all abandon requests. > Atomicity and Isolation are both complex to guarantee in a LDAP server. If we think about Atomicity, for instance, even if we can guarantee it somehow for somesimple operation like Modify, Add or Delete, for the ModDN operation is not that simple. We have to guarantee that all the potential renames are done - or reverted - as a whole. As this operation can impact a big part of the server, and could take several seconds (minutes, hours, dependening on the number of entries), this is obviously not trivial. However, moddn operation aren't the most frequent one. Regarding the most simpler operation (add, delete and modify), I think we should implement some kind of "transaction" in the backend : the modified entry has to be tagged as 'under modification' until the backend has updated correctly the modification (or rollbacked it). Then we can untag the entry, and it's available back. How the CL can come into play here is to be discussed. IMHO, the CL and this 'transaction' will work hand to hand at some point. Regarding isolation, it's a bit more difficult, as a search can already have sent back some results which could be change by another modify operation. This is especially the case for a ModDN operation. > The change log, not only tracks each change, but it allows the directory > server to inject the "revisions" attribute into entries. The revisions > attribute is multi-valued and lists all the revisions of changes which > altered the entry. For the search example, we can conduct the search > operation while locking it down to a revision. That does not work for deleted entries, obviously ... > This is best implemented by > conditionally filtering out or injecting candidates with revisions greater > than the revision at which the search operation started. Let's call the > revision when search started S. So entries in the server which posses > revision numbers greater than S need further evaluation. We have to evaluate > if the filter matches these entries with revisions > S when their state was > at revision S. This may require some reverse patching and re-evaluation of > the filter on the patched entry in state S. This is not so bad because > there usually are not that many changes taking place at the same time on the > same entry: meaning the number of LDIF's to patch on an entry to evaluate in > it's former state at S will be small. This way we effectively lock down the > search to a specific revision, giving the search operation what appears to > be a snapshot of the DIT. The search results will not be impacted by any > concurrent changes. > Well, I don't think this is the best approach. In any case, a Ldap Search is considered as a dirty read. We have no way to lock down the modification on the read entries. So the user has _no_ guarantee that the entry he gets back will be valid. Usually, it doesn't matter, because the ratio of read vs writes on a LDAP server is just so big that we consider we don't have modifications. So we can simply return the latest revision, whatever it is. Anyway, there is another aspect we have to consider : once the user gets his entry, and before he uses it, before potentially send it back as a modification to the server, the very same entry can have been modified in between. As we don't lock entries, we can't protect the users from such a case. <digression> We have to remember here that we are not dealing with bank accounts and balances, or nuclear plants. Most of the case, we are using a LDAP server to handle identities. They rarely change, or when they do, it's because the person owning this identity is changing his own identity - thus limitating the odds that he is using it at the same time -. Usually, if we think about authorizations, which are subject to way more changes that identities, we can't consider it as a continuous flow of modification. In other words, creations or deletion of entries might be frequent, modification should be quite rare. I have gathered some stats from some of my clients, and the ration changes/reads is like 1/5000... I would be interested to get more numbers here ! Last, not least, I consider that if the ratio goes up to something like 1/100, then it's time to consider using a transactional system, namely, a RDBMS. </digression> So far, I'm not saying that it's wrong to think about using a MVCC system, but I'm a bit sceptic about the gain in term of isolation (the I in ACID) it will offer in our case. Let's discuss this anyway, it's interesting ! -- -- cordialement, regards, Emmanuel Lécharny www.iktek.com directory.apache.org
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